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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-05

YOUNG REN-who have become victims Of Soli-
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which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thous-
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intellect, may call with confidence.
DRS. FRANCE AND 0TTMAN, after years Of ex.
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Tor weakness in the back and limbs involuntary dis
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ianguor, confusion Of ideas papitatioa Of the heart
timidty, trembling, dmneSS Of sight, or giddineIS,
diseases Of the head throat, nose or skin, aliec.
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slight burning or SmaTting sensation, ening the
system in manner the patient cannot account for.
On examination Of the urinary deposits, a ropy
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mikiEh hue. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which Is second
stage Of seminal weakness We will guarantee .
perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy
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The Logan Drug Company, druggists,
believe that the secret OF success is per
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TIM Olive branch has always been
used as an emblem OF peace and good
will. When the dove returned to the
ark with the Olive twig in its mouth it
brought Joy and peace to Noah and his
family. The mission OF "0LtvE BLoSsoM"
is to carry joy, peace and health to SUI
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when Baby was sick, wo gave her catoria.
when shewas Child, she cried for castorIA
Wien she became Miss she chung to cassoria.
When sl,O had Children, she gave them cAa'Oria
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DISEASES OF W0MEN.-We have a special de-
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cluSiVely TO the treatment Of diseases OF women.
Every case consulting our specialists, whether by
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We seldom find It necessary We prepare Teme-
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and instruct ladies' how TO treat themselves.
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EPILEPSY, OR FITS Positively cured by 4 new
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The medical should
will
WONDERFUL CURES EoespsdGs us express
Gy, chmhuSo
nrpalrr
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srArr o. ono, CIrY or ToLEpo, / ),

1@VN4N" N1VVN''l
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
a. D.. 1898.
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GEGUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- NO. 81 SEVENTEENTH STREET
This highly prosperous Institute ior Young
Ladies' and Misses TcOpens SEl'lEMBERf. Tho
Principal has devoted herself for quite nun.
Der OF yeRrS 10 the art Of teaching here 10 bet
native city, and the success which has inv'ia
bly, attended her efforts Is invorRby known
Miss blanchard, an eminent pihnlSle and violin
ceiyes particular attention. TheCouSe OF study
embraces the higher English branches, Nnihs
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Arithmetic and business Correspondence. Con-
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small boys. For particulars, call Oh OF addrd
either Of the undersigned,
MISS PAULINE II. SEG('lN. Principal
MISS L, ZELDA BLANCHARD,
anon Associate PRINCIPAL
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Money Required Commence Treatment
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o by rcques 0 ms
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A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL" Notary Public.

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+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, D.
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DEAVER COLLEGE AND MSsi ,ssgI
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IVIT1F1 az ,pffi NJ tiurf =
BRADFlELD'S g
FEMALE \
REGULATOR

CGRrRUSyI6Ll:, APRIL q, 1885.
This viii certify that two piGInberS-of my
Immediate family. after having suffered Tor
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beine treated without benefit by physiclnna,
were at lOpgth completely cured By ono DoI w
effect Is truly wonderful. jaw. STRANGE.
valuable information gu all female diseases
sRApFlELo REGULATOR CO..
ATLANTA, GA.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE
WHEELING. W. VA.
A SCHOOL FOR THE THOROUGH TEACHING
OF BOYS AND YOUNG MEN

Military, English and Classical cOuna Also
Modern Languages.
Military Department In charge oil aa 0l@s
ofthe United states Navy.
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THECELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN oFTHE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
38&40W iponedee6
successful sPesN
established
VIII successfully treated The Scientific principles They TX ass @
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1xrnrrsrlNo srRnovMplNas.

Although Bournemouth itself is new
one does not have foreman long visit.
or to find it, its near headlands and
islands aud its outlying moors and
forests, rich in associative interest. In
its beautiful St Pctcr's church is fine
memorial window to the poet, KeDle,
who died in the Evergreen Valley"
leaving to the region the legacy OF n
sanity name and blameless life. Ancient
Swanage, Just over there to the west be-
yond Old Harry Rocks, where time it
self seems dreaming, was the favorite
haunt Of that grand man and noble
writer, Charles Kingsley.
Near is the Isle OF purbeck, Its dark
purple marble is found in nearly every
cathedral OF England Tho same island
has also been niade noted in tile "Life
Of Lord Eldon." lie used to "breathe
long columns OF air. here, it is related.
When he was lord chancellor and lived
in Purbeck his mansion took fire, and
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine . Wgst "
begin Oh Iniy, iSgi, and end 9Th sepiG ,syis
Have proved Of signal use,-lst 70 itn'ssr o,Ssi
design TO pursue their studies y Lns " u nd
Law School; End; TO those WE .o pE" TSS hSyea
hSd t6S advantage Of systematic iIi ~ gs',.
For circular apply (P o University o. pr W fSs.
lottesYille. VnJ to JoHS b MlNo@ ,,r gS
and State Law. 's' -
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PAIL TERN BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1891.

For further particulars call on or addIesl Hon
a. W. Campbell, President Board OF TrsttS
John J. Jones, ESQ., Secretary Of Board Of Trat
JOHN NJ. BIRCH, PAD,
jy1I Principal
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The curious thing about Bourne
mouth residence property from first to
last is, that no sooner is any villa erect
ed and ready for occupancy, whatever
its price, than II Is already sold to some
London gentleman or nobleman. The
struggle here is not to sell houses al
ready built, but to force building sites
from tho rich estates The result must
DO that with unlimited outlying pinoy
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
Religious.

The Knights of Malta will attend
service at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow Sunday morning. Subject
of lecture to young men in the even
ing-"The Ideal Young Man"
Rev. S. J. Clark delivered an
eloquent sermon in St. Michaels
church Tuesday on st. Patrick to a
large congregation. The choir sang
with fine effect the following special
hymn:
All praise to ST. Patrick, who brought to our
mountains
The gift of gods, faith, sweet light of his
love-
All praise to the shepherd who showed lis the
fountains,
That rise in the heart of the Saviour above
For hundreds of years,
In smiles and in tears,
Our saint has been with u.s. our shield and
our stay;
All else may have gone,
St Patrick alone
He hath been to us light when earth's lights
were all set,
For the glories of faith they can never decay,
And the best of our glories is bright with us
yet,
In the faith of the feast of St Patrcks Day.
There is not a saint in the bright court of
Heaven,
More faithful than he to the land of his
choice;
NJ A., 30, ha
given
In the feast of their sire and Apostle re-
joice
In glory above
True to his love,
He keeps the false faith from his children
away
The dark false faith,
Far worse than death
0 he drives it far off from the green, sunny
shore,
Like the reptiles which fled from his curse
in dismay,
And Erin, when errors proud triumph is DER,
Will still be found keeping ST. Patricks
Day.
Then what shall we do for thee, Heaveu-sent
Father?
What shall the proof of our loyalty be?
By all that is dear to our hearts we would
rather
Be martyred, dear saint, than bring shame
upon thee.
But oh, he will take
The promise We make
So to live that our lives by Gods help may
display
The light that he bore
To Erins shore
Yes, Father of Ireland, no child wilt thou
own
Whose lifeis not lighted by grace on its way,
For they are true Irish-oh, yes, they alone,
Whose hearts are all true on ST. Patrick's
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
Religious.

The Baltimore conference. NJ E.
Church, South, in session at Roanoke,
Va, last week, adjourned Tuesday
evening. Rey. G. T. Tyler is contin-
ued as presiding elder of this Moore
field district, and Rev. H. A. Brown,
the popular pastor of the church in
Frostburg, is also returned. The fol-
lowing additional appointments com
prise nearly all of local interest:
Piedmont, W. W.-C. H. Wood.
Rev's l.. R. hardwood is continued
at Gainsboro, Va. w. B. Dorsey at
Fincastle, Va, and J. R. Andrew to
North Baltimore.
The conference presented Rev. J.
P. Hyde, D. D., president of Valley
Female College, Winchester, Va, with
IA splendid gold watch as token of
gratitude for his twenty years work in
securing low railway fares Cor the
preachers. He is known in the con.
ference as the High Priest of Trans.
portation."
Rev. j. E. Calvert has been sent to
Keyser circuit, including Frostburg,
by the Washington conference,
colored.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
n Pastor Sent Away Happy.

A most pleasing incident occurred
Wednesday evening at the residence
of d. j. Betz, where, after breaking
up housekeeping, Rev. Dr. Leech and
family had stopped for the night.
While the doctor was entertaining
some callers, a committee, led by
Davisson Armstrong, resident agent of
the Borden mining company, entered
the parlor. After greetings Mr.. Arm
strong called DR.. Leech to the centre
table and delivered the following ad-
dress:
Doctor Lecch-Before bidding you goodbye
l desire on the part of the friends you will
leave behind in Frostburg to express to you
our high appreciation of your earnest and
faithful work as our pastor during the past
two years, as also the instruction and profit
We have received in listening to your able
expostions Of the Word of God, and as a
further practical evidence of our esteem, it
affords me sincere pleasure on behalf of the
committee to present you with this gold
watch, and to your estimable wife these
articles of silver tableware.
AS i'll the days of the years to come you re-
fer to your watch to mark the notation of
time, know it will always afford you pleas
ure to remember that those from whom it
came had been during your sojourn in Frost
burg as true to you as the needle to the pole
AS these notations of time shall merge into
days and months and the years glide by, the
hour will eventually come when each one of
us here assembled will be called to change
this mortal for immortality, and though we
may never meet again here below as pastor
and people, trust that at the end of the days
we shall stand IN our lot and meet each
other in the sweet bye-and bye'-in that
fair cline where there shall be no more
parting, no more discord, but where the in
habitants thereof shall forever dwell together
in the bonds of perfect love and unity.
The doctor, taken completely by sur
prise, made probably the best response
man can under the circumstances.
His words, though few, were elegant
and touching expressions of a CRATE
full heart.
1Hc dIilCltS were lueH passed
around for inspection.
The gift to the doctor is very
heavy and handsome gold watch, and
the dozen knives and forks, in two
elegant cases, given Mrs. Leech, are
very heavy silver plated articles.
The committee consisted of DAVIDSON
Armstrong, john N. Benson, j. H..
Hawke, A. E. Krise and l.. NJ. Cor
such. Mr.. GorSuch, not feeling well,
was not present. Fortunate spectators
of the affair were Mrs. Jacob Thrasher,
Mrs. John Little, Misses Lily Porter,
Helen Berkey, Mollie Armstrong and
Bessie Berkey.
The doctor and his family left
Thursday morning for his new charge,
Govanstown, Md. In his departure
his church and the town lose one of
the ablest ministers and truest chris
tian gentlemen that ever lived here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21

The relatives and friends in Frost
burg of William Il. Hart, court house
janitor. have been concerned this week
about the issue of his illness in Cum
berland of typhoid fever. His con-
dltion is critical.
Messrs. G. G.. Townsend and Ernest
McCulloh, civil engineers, went to
Cumberland Wednesday to locate the
lines for the Electric street railway a
work they are well competent to ex-
ecute. They are assisted by Jacob H.
Porter. also of Frostburg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
SEMI-LOCAL NEWS.
Political.


The republican voters of Allegary
are called to assemble in primary
meetings in their respective election
districts on Saturday, March %, for
the purpose of electing five delegates
from each election district to attend a
county convention to be held in Cum
berlaud Tuesday, March 81, to NOM
mate five delegates and five alternates
to represent Allegany county in the
republican constitutional convention,
to be held in Baltimore Wednesday,
April s.
In all the districts except l, ,, 7 and
16, the polls will be open from 7 p. m.
to s D. m.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
Let There BE Light.

There is no let-up among our
illuminators in the determination to
give Frostburg light. Last week the
purchase of the Parker process gas
right and plant by the gas company
was noted This week it is our pleasure
to record the addition to the Frostburg
electric light company's plant a 100.
horse power high speed automatic
engine and twin boilers. The com
pany claims that growing business
compels these accessions to its facili-
ties for providing light.
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Personal.

Misses Genevieve Gender and Gena
Conlehan, of Cumberland. were guests
of Miss Birdie Shearer this week
The Cumberland Ne,cs of Tuesday
says "Enoch elise, mayor of Frost
burg, was in the city yesterday"
John c. Ptelffer, of this place. has
graduated at the Dental College of the
University of Maryland at Baltimore
and will open an office in here.
Misses ERie and Lula Shaffer last
week visited Hagerstown, where their
sister, Miss Grace, is attending school.
Fred. Schofeld will have charge of
the Homecoming electric light plant.
He understands the business and is
industrious and faithful.
Miss Josie Fallin, of Baltimore.
arrived Tuesday afternoon to take
charge Of the millinery department Of
B. Stern & Co.'S establishment. She
has the endorsement of the highest
fashionable authorities in the east as
an expert in her line. and she proposes
to do as good, skillful and tasteful
work for the ladies here as in any of
the cities where she has been 50
successful.
C. E. Hambright, of the Cumber-
land Courier, was in town Wednesday
afternoon. He is still IL candidate for
Clerk, but if he cannot get the nomina-
ton for that position, it is more than
likely he can be induced to take the
Sheriffalty. His gun is so trained
that if the game is a calf, it will miss !;
if deer it will strike it in the curl be-
tween the eyes.
H. w. Wagner, the wel-known car
penter, sick all winter, is out again.
A. Weiner, with Wright, Rosenberg
& Bird, confectionels, of Baltimore,
was in town Thursday. He is cousin
of Mrs. B. Stern.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21

Samuel J. Edwards, CumberlanG's
greatest shoe merchant, is in Boston
making his selections of goods for
spring wear.
Titus A. Brick came into town very
angry Monday morning. On the way
neighbor told him his wife had
gotten up at the Sunday evening SER
vice and asked the congregation to
pray for him. He is going to ask the
pastor to send Mrs Brick her resgna-
ton.
J. J. Robinson has been spoken of
for Councilman of Homecoming. If
elected, Joey will bring to the position
Il ripe knowledge of schoolhouses out
side of municipal needs and an en-
chanting facility for exaggerating the
census of his town.
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Runaway.

A horse, with sulky attached. went
flying up Main street Wednesday.
Near Water street the combination
knocked r. NJ. Wilderman down,
straddled him and went on. 1t was
finally stopped on Broadway. Mr..
Wilderman, strange to say, was not
hurt. The team belonged in the skit-
fish town of Allegany, which is on the
wrong side of Frostburg to be counted
in Homecoming.
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COUNTY NEWS.
The Mine Fire.

The effort to put out the Hoffman
mine fire last week was not successful.
1t is raging in what is called the
wild COAL" just over the last layer of
roof, and on that account is hard to
get at. Flooding, the last resort for
suffocating the fire, will, it is under
stood, be adopted. About 400 men
are thus thrown out of work for
several weeks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21

A. J. Wilson, of Frostburg, has be-
gun building eight new dwellings at
Mt. Savage for the Union mining COM
pany. Henry Williams is doing the
masonry in his usual expeditions man
ner. and Mr.. Wilson is under con-
tract to have the houses completed
within sixty DAYS
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- CA ED.

TTAVING been approached by some of
IL my friends in relation to the Mayoralty
of this city, and hearing it rumoIed and also
seeing a notice in the Cumberland NemS that
| would be a candidate for that position, |
would on this occasion positively state that
on no condition whatever could l accept this
honor, if rendered me, for the reason that my
business requires all my time, and, in con-
sequence thereof would not only be doing
myself an injustice, but the city affairs also.
Therefore, l am in duty bound Obliged to
decline the honor. | am very respectfully,
March q MARX WlNELAND.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
Journalistic.

Messrs. J. B. Finan and C. W.
Donnelly haye purchased the Cumber-
land Independent. 1t is proposed to
make it like the JOURNAL is and has
always been-an independent paper.
In testimony whereof the JOURNAL ex-
tends fraternal welcome in both a
general and special manner
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-03-21
Hurtin the Mine.

Philip Gerlach, a young man work
ing in Eckhart nine. was painfully,
though not seriously hurt Monday
morning by fall Of roof coal. His
head is cut and right leg broken. His
face and one arm are considerably
bruised. He Is on fair way to re.
Coyarv
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

A S | intend to discontinue my present
"a business April list, next, desire all who
know themselves indebted to me to come for
ward and pay up, as | ain anxious to close up
all my accounts.
If any body has claim against me | ask
for its early presentation.
March 81 JOHN GUNTER.