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Tho Jows After Dsat,,.

From "The Llrs in Ncr YORK." In February
Century.
In the case OF almostall Jews, the dis.
solution OF alliance between the celestial
clements and the material body is de-
noted by Il lighted taper las the symbol
OF Immortality Il hygicnic vessel OF wa
tor, ior ceremonial publication, and a
napkin or towel. "T'ahara," washing or
publication, shortly precedcs the iuner-
al, and is usually performed as q privi-
lego by volunteers. Stroud is oil plain
linen erection, coffin withoutornament,
and burial without ostentation, because
death levels Nil distinctions. Therefore
poor and rich are entitled to the saue
respect, and the embarrassment 50 often
occasioncd by costly funerals is avoided.
The last look upon the remains is Gus
tomarlly accompanied by a slight rent
in the breast OF tho mourncr's garment,
to express grief. When the collin is de-
posted in tho grave, the ~byatanders
eiacnlate, "May he Tor slic] repose in
peace" Near relatives and friends, in
succession, throw earth into the excaya-
ton, repeat the nincty-frst Psalm, and
return 10 their homes. Among tho re-
formed Jews, and with a great muny OF
the orthodox, the funeral concomitants
Aare OF similar style and costliuess to
Of Christians.
Wailinc Tor tho dead in n purely ortho-
doS jewish "house Of mourning is in
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hut She Didn't Want tho roI.I iondcI
Cl0rl. to Hear Hor,

hut She Didn't Want tho Rod. Headed
Clorl: to Hear IIor.
l wandered in Il dentists rooms in
West Fourteenth street yesterday noon
to SEQ what advances had been made in
tho way of painless tooth-pullinr, says
4 writer in tho New York Recorder.
"Wcll, | like them very much" she
was saying rs ! came up to tho counter.
They are certainly tine teeth" said
tho dentist, with mn eye to business.
"Ycs, l know" she purrcd.
"They do not hurt your mouth?"
NO" she said, blushipg.
"Andmall yourfriondsadmire them"
"Ycs.n
you chow gum just tho sume?"
II do" she murmured, looking shy.
"And the tocth are certainly pearlv
and well nnished?"
Yes, and ! think the price Is reason
able, too. Oh, l I'm perfectly charmed
with tho order. You fitted my mouth
well, and eve my old beau couldn't
tell"
"Then It is certainly strange why you
come back"
Eyes. Still IL" ft
Maybe you would like to try some
thing elsef"
"No."
Then, in heavens name what is the
matter? :"
Swell, l would rather tell you than
that %red.haired clerk you have here. II
You must know"
Strictly confidential ma'am."
"Strictlyw
strictly"
"Well-ahem-woll, you see the tooth
that is, | am pale and interesting
looking, don't YOU know, and"
Yes, ma'am." said the dcaler, breath
"And-and the teeth don't match my
complexion"
lie was vainly trying to hunt up from
ms collection q pair OF strawberry gum
drops when | turned and went to my
tate in tho inner chamber OF horrors.
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Yo.h tho method and results when
Syrup Of figs is takcn; It is pleasant
ald refreshing to the tasto, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
TEN c~nectually, dispels coldo, head.
aches and favcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
Gully remedy Of it's kind ever pro.
duccd, pleasing TO tho taste and &C.
ccptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
Ia action md truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, lie
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
populir remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
aud 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
inay not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wisAes to Try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CaLF0RhM FIG syrup CO.
san ERAAc!SCo. on,
LOUISVILLE, ~ EgW g0Rk. M
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Ge'tin. Away from II Bon CONSTRUCTOR.
Washington Star.
II any reader OF this article should cv-
or be SO unfortunate as toexperiencc the
embrace OF n boa constrictorit is recon-
mended that he try to release himself
by taking hold OF the creatures tail and
u%nwinding it from that end. It can be
easily unwound in that way, but other
wise it is not possible. The way to kill
a snake is not to attempt to crush its
head, the bones of which are very hard,
buttostrikethc tail, neutrality-suspicious.
is but thinly covered by bone and suf-
fers readily from injury. 1t is tho same
with an eel. Hit tho tail two or three
times against any hard sustancc and it
quickly dies.
The bo!s are not venomous, but their
fangs are sufficiently powerful to infict
serious wounds, and large specimens
have been known to swallow men whole,
The case is related By the traveller Cir
oniere OF q criminal in tho PHILIPPINE Is
lands who hid IRON justice in a cavern.
His inther, who alone knew of his hid
ing place, went sometimes to SEQ him
and to take him rice for food. One day
he found instead OF his son IN cnor-
mousboa asleep. He killed it and found
his sons body in the snakes stomach.
Sorpents sometimes swallow prey so
much too bigfor their Indigestion thatthey
actually burst from rcplction. The in
stance is recorded OF 4 boa constructor
which swallowed a goat, the horns OF
which pierced the belly OF the monster
and killed him.
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ESSAY ON TIL: PARROT.

A parrot is bird that reads q thing
through and never thinks about it, and
it is q very nice bird, and some OF us do
as well rs parrots. l think VIC all ought
to learn decauso that is what VIC are
sent to school for And when we read
n thing wo should not half read it over,
like parrot, when aparrotroads itover
they don't think OF what they arc read
ing. But we should think about n word
before We read another, and not do like
u parrot does Mt all. There is q great
many who act like q parrot in some
schools around this country.
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Essays on tho ostrich ANA III, Parrot.

The SuturdayReyiew devotes Il leaderto
a few reflections prompted by the fol-
lowing exercises in English compost
ton of two deserving school children:"
The ostrich is q large and beautiful!
bird. People ride OH thom when they
are going and once l saw q picture OF a
boy on a5ostriches back they have very
large wings.The Princeof Wales hasgot
a ostriches feathers in his hat. The os-
trich is a large bird and the humming
bird is us well but the ostrich is the
largest OF them. Tho ostrich is found
in Manchester and they live on sand
and make their nests on it and lay their
eggs on it.
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The best Salvo in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum,
Fever Sores, Tettcr, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price = cents n box. For salo by Logan
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money mud stock
lInFiIcts, Il

NEw ronE, Flb, l.-Moncy on cali easy,
ranging from ~ to . per cent, Inst loan mud
closed offered at . per cont. Prime mercantile
paper 9I6aSN per cent. sterling exchange qulet
NJ siSiIENisOH Sales 3li.DO shares.
Tho stock market to-day was nGtivc only IN
spots, and those shares were tho ones on which
inc hclis concentrated their efforts. A,nhlSnn.
Louisville, 81. phul Md Rock Island were tho
most conspicuous darling the entire day. Tho
rest OF tho market foil nSay slightly In sympathy
WIN the leaders, but fluctuations us II fulc WCrO
insignificant. A,chison was the most prominent
feature among the list, Hud tho dealings were
especially large. tho stock being under tho ham.
nler Throughout Tho session, so thnt Is closed
wlthiu, y sliBht fraction OF its lowest figure. The
general list opened lower mud displayed adroop.
ING tendency throughout the greater portion Of
the day, though when tho pressure was abated
prices rallied, especially during Tho afternoon.
rug market closed with considerable activity
ana weak NJ hDout tho lowest prices Of the day.
klilroud ponds were active. Sales 81, 96j, COZ.
Government and state bonds dull aul steady.
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II VIII euro Cutarrh.

CHICAGO, Ill.
Tne :stn,pe ArAa'e' GU. Medicine Company. M.
Vernon, O.:
GENTLEMEN: II commenced using
your understanding months ago, and
have received such decided benefit from
it that 1 believe it will entirely cure
the catarrh with which I have suffered
for some years. 1t fur excels anything
that ! nave ever used, and have tried
about everything.
Respectfully yours,
ia. HAIR,
Real Estate and Loan Broker, l50 La
sale street. 1usp
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DR.. Woop's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than n
other remedy, because it combines Tho
luns-healing quality OF the pine trco
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on . guarantee OF salts.
faction. pAw
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Mics Nerve and Liver PIN,

net on a new principle-rcsulatiug the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. ~ new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousnesg, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
unegualed Tor men, women. children.
Smallest, mildcst, surest! Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free at tho Logan
Drug Co.'s.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Marx Lane Erpyc,s In
It's weekly, review Of the british grnin trade, says:
English wheats have again declined is. There
eign whe0ts nrc depressed. California is o,,at"I
ut IS ID, and American red winter at U.s. Cd
harley Is neglected. Oats are dull.
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1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, Ill.,. Feb. l.-Cattlc, rccclp.s 10 op,
head: shipments 1900 hcad; market SLOW: GOOD
10 choice steers 81 Da5 Is; Others 50 OJsi *:
stockers 81 75a3 25; COWS q Soar so. Hogs, re,
ecipt,S 5000 head: shipments 10000 head: nar.
kct lower: rough and common 81 DON; X.
mixed s. 2Jai 80: prime heavy weights Il tn,
! o.; light 81 20ai Is. Sheep, receipts o.oSo
head; shipments 800 head; market lower:
ewes 5? Goal %: mixed 81 GOAi IS; wethcrs 81 SNn
Is; westerns So 90: lambs 81 20 ass. ~
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Feb. 1.-Cnttle, recc,n,s
15a@0c lower than last weeks prices. iIogs. re,'
cc!pts $500 head; shipments 4,9OO head; mnrke,
active: ph!lGaclphias s 80: mixed 81 05; Workers
81 s9ai %: pigs 81 5oli IS. Sheep. receipts G,i0S
head shipments i,S0 head; market fair at last
weeks prices.
aud light So 2jAl IS; packing and bntchnrsi
$il5a4 GO; receipts 1905 head; shipments 0S2
hCal: .-.- -.
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Petroleum.

New York, Feb. l.-pc.rolcum opened firm on
rcpurchase Of long contracts which expired
Saturday. but fsll Off y as soon rs this Hight
yaniR oil, spo; none. March option, openin"nnd
highest C3'44c; lowest ulld closing q, 65Hc. siies
$4,000 barrels. N
OIL CITY. PA, Feb. l.-opcacd and closed n,
G7Gc:: highest 631Gc; lowest C3kSc; sales $1,000
barrels: cleGranccs 2,i3S,0 barrels; shIpmcnts
129,sj9 barrels; runs 1899 barrels
81 bn4p sO! IA, Fer, ell;lopened at S3hsc; clos.
ances 3O5.0W barrels. |SV' 1'eA'
PITTSBURGH. PA, Feb. l.-opcncd at G31tc.
highest 63Ac; lowest 6Sl9c; closed at 63J,c. IsS'
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Lone Is the scene, and drcary, wlpto mud cold.
Tht mural ulllS rise sheer OH either side.
BGlEcen them tyiant floods dominion hold,
Dash now with rnge, now softly, calmly glide
Through widening pools, by sunbcGins beHutl.
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Cotton.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-Pig iron dull; American
SIS 75nl7 =. Coppcr quiet at $40 20. Lead dull:
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ding nc.
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Ilalf buried In the iloolw0rn rocks md sands,
There lies to'day--though seldom human ego
DisGoriis 1t now-the work OF human hands.
HAL buried where tho small branch irtCklcs by,
And Joins tho curbless torrent, while tho sky
lies -" - 800
Tho old slulco box, warped by tho years awry.
IT'S resting there, bid from nll mortal eyes,
save his who %anders fur where mountains
meet the skies.
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.~CINclSEATI. o.. Feb. 1.-Flou. quiet, Wheat.
No. ? red 931ac; receipts 6,O0O bushels; shin.
mcnts 5000 bushels. Corn steady. Oats stcadyy;
No. mixed $50. Rye quiet at 90c. Pork steady
ut Sll G9H. Lard quiet. Bulk meats and bac0nn
firm. WHISKY 81 10. Butter quiet. Sugar steady.
Eggs firm ut Gle.
TOLEDO, o.. Feb. Wheat dull; No, Q cash
and February G!e: May 9J11Ssc. Corn. No. . cash
$9i9c; No, . CSC; May, 42}}ssc: Oats quiet; No.
z cash sc. Rye dull: cash Sic. Cloyerscci
dull; prime cash IS CO,
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ticsetS. lie Su 70 destination OF
WI. ROBINSON. General pas.,,zs. r,,. D.,
kersbnrg VIVA TS-s'' aEeS "s,n" fas'
"a J.. BAEDY Assistant G,uerA p,s,,,,..
Agent, paskcsburg. ". Va ' i1ssnses
~ ~ w. to4LiSsoS Passenger Agpas. wheolIas
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING GROVE RAILROAD.
On md inter Friday. January l. lS9a. train
Will run as follows, city time:
LEAVE WnEEL!SG.-%G:0 n m, 7:O0a H.. SOD
o. m, 900 n m. 1890. a. NJ, II 100 n. m, a12:0o M,
loop. m, Up. m. 500 p. IN, 400 p. H.. 500 q
N, 900 p. H., 700 p. IN. 500 p IN. 900 p. m.
LEAVE ELM GRovE.-s5:o q. M, 700 A. m; 500
a. On m. 1000 n IN. ll:W a H.. 1900 IN,
LOO ?. m. 300 P. m. 500 p. m., 400 p. IN. sol
?: M. 600 p. NJ. 700 p. H.. SEQ ?. m 900 p. III.
1000 p. IN.
sDaily, except Sunday.
sv~SDAf.-Church trains leave Elm Grove ct
casa. M. and Wheeling at l2:i7 y. m.
IL. L. WEISGERDER,
Gel General Manager.
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y. !, IS c E.""."".llG Now York Central. INK
y 3 y coupoh"..ll6 Ohio & Mississippi. nv
'. :, KS rcy........lW do prciGrred..... IS
Pacific is Of 'j....... -IoEcgon lmproye't,. M
AtchiSon .,............. 30iElOrgOn Nav 10
AdnmS Express ......lib Oregon Trnns..,.,.. l6H
American ExpreSS.1l6 Pacific Mnilun,,..... rs
Canada Pacific. sec. =. SpNl PittSbuVh.u....,lD
CnA1n SOnihCrn.. 0lslPlllman paiaco.m.L0
Central PNcl,lc...... ~ RealInv......"".4lk
Chesapeake & Ohio cGisI Rock iSIGnim""".. "
do first preferred GlGISt. paul.......... NV. 7liI
do second pretd 40 do pruierrcI..".l2I
Chi. Dur. 4 QuinCyl0SMlSL Paul Omaha, ISti
Del. y ltulson..,". l2jMtI do preferred. ,..liSls
i'e!, Lack. 4 WeSt;llj Tenn. Coal * Irou- 4?1s
Den. d r. G. prefd 4SkITcxas PncllC...,, !. IL
i:fie';;.".. ......"."..." SO}sI Union Pacific. ........ 4GH
rott WAyhe..".....l& u. s. Express. ..,,,., 40
Illinois Central ...,.l0sE'W., St. L.. & P.,,,,,., 10
hhnsltS " IexHs".." IS do prrlOrred..o". 10
LAKE SlOre...u.,..l22 Wells FARO EX,..liO
Louisville q NASh.. 7SNl Western Union. s.
Memphis & ChW,... 81 Am. Cotton OIL. Si,E
Michigan Central. .lO7iS Colorado Goal" ~ GiX
Missouri tGcltc...... G1L3 lIron Silver, -. no
Nashville q CHAT. s.. lQutcksIlYcr., ,....,..
New jersey Central ll5lSi do prcierred.m". 90
Norfolk wv. prGtd, 10 iSutro...,,,, ,,,"m.
P~aClilc-,. 23Lil Rlchm'dEW ", P.T, l5,S
20 pfelerrcd."".. tibiChIcHgO GTl.. ,...... T7R
northwestern ........l HE Lead Trust. ,m, ~. ?0E
do preferred. ..... $50 SUGAR 1TuStnm..". 7OE
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baltimore, Mp, Feb. 1.-Wheat firm; No. .
lol74; May 81 0233$nl u: rscei6ts a7,o1 bushels,
Corn quiet: mixed spot and January is1Ec;
February +SI4c: March 4S54c; receipts $500
bushels, shipments 1000 bushels. Oats firm:
Rye f.rmer: receipts 2l5 bushels. Hay firm at
SlS Goals 80. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
but;er firm ut 3la32c. Eggs scarce ut PIC. Coffee
firm at lie.
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N : w Pennsylvania Stations.
1 ! PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.

WATER ST.. FooT OF Eleventh ST, WHEELING.
AT McLrIE HOUSE, WHEELING. AND AT TEE
PEaNsTLNA&IA STA1IoM. BRIpGErOur.
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IT hath n story. It Is but the snmc
as thousands lying buried In the sands
u lone rGyines thnt scarcely bear II name,
so long forgotten nov, but human hands
once toilcd in that lono plOcc. The sky OK.
pundS
Above ny blue rs then, tho clouds us gray,
TIT Voices nro no more. On distant strands
Are graves where some arc Wondering In do,
cay. "a s-,t
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. Flour ou,c,
Wheat weak: No. . red February 9oj5caSI co.;
March 81 Ooz2: April 81 orr; May 81 OH. Corn
custer: No. 2yellow SOC; no. . mixed February
iS%a4sNc; MARCH 4s22sc; APRIL lsIc:. May 4sNc;.
April SOC; May SOC. Butter quiet: PennsylyaniS,
extra &c. Eggs quiet; Pennsylvania ilrsts &c.
Cheese stenIv II. Il, no
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

Direct route to Marietta, PnrEers5ur:. po!a.
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton Foss
and Stau:toa. Va. and Lexington aud LouLt
vile, Ky.
Time Tabls effective Dccemhcr6, 1871.
! oDll.,. 1 . IH nNe cnt Sunday. ~ ~
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Tho ktaiiltc heights stand Siill against tho sky,
Ircnr with their solitude; and strong below,
4 raGlng torrent wildly hurfips by.
Down from THIS cold p6nkb OF eternal snow,
looming ugalnbt the east. Tho niigrJ How
" lhnt Ewiit sttrnlu Is iTcttcd by the innss
Ot thllen rockE, which through the ling mo
Have crnihbled from the cliiiA Tho torrents
pms,
With furious Focr mud rush, cleaning Ike broken
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Cuuc,co. Fob Whom, oron,I 900. ,n,
slightly lower thIs nornIn, o pH% NJ w ,SU r msu
was ncurIv Mi OF hi snr Gj.bht nS.i nitu , ,S Int news W.
WIN Tlr ior y ST hSi , DieiI. LADIES We're weak
Domestic ]n,Trtet9 wns" ln N.Y. one ie''! lo"es'
Corn y,s strnnr c cnd vo,TSS,,, h,,h,o.. ,,o
locai rcrcInts wcrss mnIer Svt'e"hus h'snef' 'ue
Oats dull and lower, @S-'
Wiz m iir@CaSS M 'Uee, sMrISS nStt Ky ~ -
7ojSnsSHc. M . %So5 Ssei thns "oItoi ~, " SltiTS
asST,c.. SSffn,v o7i,grsHHnSS13iiYE y to'c' feoru@fy oS'aa'o
ConS-C9sb Noo' . .sSc: licbr,or, e,o2q,Io9o,/,.
oATsNray tESSIse =, " 'aSo 'HIitt.I sniac; a.
SOiSas07ISSstc y : > ~ feptuaFy z9c' Nay
ftYr-So. 4, 7O%c
H,WWIrY"Sc 'SS/YEGG,,
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hut few rcmnln of oil, mud they arc far away.

Thccold rlvine Is silent now md lone,
Save that the torrent roarS md chidCS forever.
Inc echoes answer from tho clills OF stone al
Tint fret tho madueSS OF the rebel river,
IT'S like II ruin dull md vast. But never
shall CONT again the days OF long ngo.
Tho miners campfire ncycrmOru shall culver,
Reelected from The stream TINT wh!rls below;
shalt glow. "
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Getting Away from n Boa Constructor.
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The old sluice'box lies where the golden sands
Once lnrrd the drcalner-lured hIun iora dGv-
Then disappointed him. The empty hands
Ioiled on, rewarded not: then passed nway,
Passed like tho gleamings that n moment play,
Pass like the hopes thu: were, but arc no
more.
IT'S left rs nothingness the same us they,
Sal Is the light, the breeze on that FIR sho re
Where silence dwells alone, save torrents cease.
less roar,
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RETURNING HER,TEETH

1cwlsil law requires separate cemete
los, but IL not invariably obeyed.
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From "Ths Jcrs in Nc,p rorl," IN February
Century.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-16

the evening discourse will he "The Five
Rsiguing Kings Amongst U.s." The sun
day school will meet at $50 Il. M, the
Junior Y. 2. 5. C. E ut p. m. and the
Senior Y. p. 5. c. Z. at 6l5 p. IN. All
seats are free and everybody will be cord
tally welcomed at the services.
First Baptist church, corner of Topeka
avenue and First street in Y. NJ. Z. b.
auditorium, Rev Ellis NJ. Jones pastor
Preaching at l0:30 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Rev. j. T.. Denham of the First Baptist
church OF Wellington will preach at both
services. Sunday school at IL IN. Dr. +.
5. Everett superintendent. Is. \. Z. l.
meeting at $50 p. m.
United Presbyterian church. corner of
Ohio aud First, Rev. James y. Lawrence
pastor-Preaching services at II II. M. and
40 p. m. Morning subject, The Pres
euce of the Lord Brings Blessings" Sab
bath school at 10 a. M, and I. +. }. 9. l..
at $50 p. m: Junior G. E at 4:D Thurs
day, aud congregational prayer meeting
The pastors Bible class is an attractive
feature OF our Sabbath school Young
men and women who do not attend other
schools are cordially invited to meet
with us.
There will be preaching at Olivet Con.
gregatioual church on South Topeka ave-
rue on Sunday morning, by c. L. Young.
Services at night at $50; Sunday school at
10 "A. m.
St Johns church on North Lawrence
avenue-Rev. r. w. Rhames, rector.
Services at II a. m. and 100 p. M; sunday
school will meet at $50 a. N. Y. =. c. at
6:30 p. N. Dean Rhames will CONTINUE a
series of four addresses on sunday Eveu-
ings in the Last Four Centuries" The
subject for next Sunday is The Century
o. Discovery.
Mayflower Congregational church on
Fairview avenue-Sunday school st $50 a.
M Preaching by Rev. A. Viele at 30
p N.
Empcria Avenue NJ E churcb-Quarter-
~ meeting occasion Sunday. Rev. w. ].
Martindaie, II. <. vii. preach at II a. m.
and administer the Lords supper. The
full mem bership Is earnestly requested 10
be present. In the evening one OF the re-
turned missionaries viii address the con-
gregation. These services Will BE- worth
attending. You are invited.
First [ Unitarian church, board Of trade
hall, S~dg~ick block. Eugene K SaipDen,
minister-Iseguisr service al Il a III Ser
mon subject, Highways Leading 10
CnitarianlsIn: Results of Modern Biblical
Criticism" sunday school at I2:i0 p.
On Sunday evening. Oct. Is, at g clock,
VIII he held the fourth anniversary meet
img OF the Unitarian church Reports Of
treasurer. secretary and other officers
Interesting singing under The charge Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garst. All are welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-16
DIED

Esther NJ. Fairchild, widow of Samuel
B. Fairchild, died very suddenly yesterday
morning Of heart failure, at the age of y
years, She was apparently well and arose
as usual and, after dressing. went out
into the yard. She was taken with a dizzy
spell and faintness, and fell. She was car
ried in, and physician was summoned,
who did all that be lone to revive her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild came to Wichita
in May, 1878. Mr.. Fairchild died
i'll October, 1879 After that time
Mrs. Fairchild made her home with her
son-in law Abram Smith at 437 North
Lawrecs avenue She has a daughter
Kitty married to Mr.. George w Bear,
whose home is at Hennessey, o. T. An
other daughter Mrs. j. L. Sennett at Cor
ronado Beach. Cal. She has been visiting
here this summer and started for home a
few days ago. Funeral will be held at the
residence. 437 North Lawrence avenue at
p. M, Sunday afternoon.