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5t1tnRrtulIers.
]. FRANK CLARK.
w. ]. KAVANAUGH. Undertaken,

No. 5I3 J ST.. bet. Fifth and sixth.
A LWAHS ON HAND A LARGE ASsORT-
"A ment OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Coins and Shrouds furnished
Coiln orders win receive prompt attention or
snort notice and at the lowest rates. EN-
banning a speciality. Ofiics open day and
night. Telephone No. sos.
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HOOPS PILLS do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them. 2sc.
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TOHN MILLER

Successor to Fritz & NillerL
UNDERTAKING PAPLORS,
Q0S X STREET ODD FELLOWS TEN.
DUD ple). 4 complete stocs Of Undertaking
Goods always on hand. EAIBALMING A
SPECIALITY. Telephone No. 1S6.
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WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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REASON? Beecham's Pills act like
magic.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

Executive Appointees Who lave Re-
celved Their Commissions.
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ScFofuIa

GA Hne INcCAs
The following is from
Mrs. J. W. Tillbrook
wife Of the Mayor Of Ne
Keesport, Penn.
My little boy Willie.
now SIX years old, two
years ago had a scrofula
hnneh nndar one ear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

NFw YoRK, June 27.-Master Joseph
Grevert should become a great man,
On June ID he surprised his mother
Mrs. Kate Il revert. of $50 East Twenty
sixth street, by putting in an appear
ance three months before no was ex'
pected. Since thon he has resided in u
tin germ incubator. lIO weighed only
two pounds when he made mis- first APP
pearauco aud was fourteen inches. long,
Now he weighs over three pounds and
has grown almost three inches,
When the baby appeared three
months ahead Of his September engage
ment all the knowing old women in the
neighborhood shook their heads and
pronounced Joseph, as he was at once
baptized, n failure. Even DR.. j. Moor
head, OF Eighteenth street and Second
avenue, did not believe he would sur
viye more than u few hours. That it
was possible that hp would cut u on
siderable tigur0in" metropolitan lie only
one person believed. That person was
q. W.. Robinson, n maker OF medical
and chemical apparatus, who lives in
tho same house with tho baby's moth
or. He knew all about the inCubationB
OF cholera germs and other microbes,
and for the lie OF him hO could not SEQ
why oven such a small baby as Joseph
could not be- reared in tho same way.
Certainly Joseph was much bigger than
any miCrobe.
Mr.. Robinson, after seeing Joseph,
went down stairs and took u tin germ
incubator he had made for Dr.. Bryon,
put ON wool in it, lit the lamp that
heats IL and put Joseph in it, Tho box
had q glass cover, and Tor u day or two
Foster Father Robinson did little but
watch this human germ. lie alec in
vented u way to feed his charge with u
medicine dropper.
Joseph repaid his attention by grow
ing in II most phenomenal way. lilo
soon began to try to cat tho wool in the
box and had Il narrow escape from
straugulation. Next he nearly kicked
tho box over. The danger avertod, ho
set up q lusty howl and tried to push
the glass cover oil. lIO would have
been chilled to death had he succeeded,
as the temperature in his tin home
must BE- kept ut not lower than 9S dc.
grces-blood heat. Then his mother
forgot to ill the lamp Friday night, aud
when tho tired woman awoke from n
nap she found Joseph %ahivoriuy in an
atmosphere OF only 90. She lit the
lamp and he wac soon happy again.
Alter surviving all these dangers in
his short ten days OF life the progressive
Joseph is doing we'll. Scores OF physi.
clans have been TO SEQ him, aud all
agree that no is Il record boatGr. He 10
well formed and healthy looking, and
having three months start on his gem
Grafton may turn out Il Shakespeare, u
John l. Sullivan or a Sandow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

NUE YoRE, luuc gT-FlOut. receipts CO.7.l
batfol'i exports p,6il barrels. sales GiD pack
ages, market weak aud mofc duIuIg Corn mull
slngh blsiCsi exports 30, w buthuBl Vlys
2l5oWO bushels Of future, ind 2la,UD bushels
ot spUtI market fairly active lower aud weak
No z rcd store AMI elevator I%i',n1!r, nlDr,
72l,l1llsr tnpnlcd rcd b'l7lbc. options were
Oh feputu. " financial trouble IN london, with
Foreigners sgllIIE, cables pplCf hul laPa ~.
C0iplsi No 2 ted July ill7i l5iGlE 7iNtfitgr.
August 7il4aiilfliihtc, sprtvinhrt 70 5iCa70llO
6itl. a. October is'snisi. l,tl. Hi uccUmbrfsltlG
a'lluSli.C Corn, receipts GitJl bushels OK
ports NV buslluIF. sllus ill,UO bushels ui
luilits market dull, easier aud closing steady.
No z, 4S'iHls'fci urtiUuE dull and 9sii,p lower
on iugnA8lng receipts, closing Wplk! july
lNlaiN.ulsAe August 40. IiJ. ,ai1liu. S1pIUm.
Der ~ ul, n Oisg, October Jui,u Uul, Ntclpts
l7llN bushels exports 1913 bushels sales
!sO,OW bushels VI futures aud 5I,O0 bushels Of
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wEATnNK CNop nULLETlN
or the West Virginia Weather Service for
the Week Ending June 20.

vi lHN w WI NllHllllA W NlNNllNE NNlN lNt "
the Week Ending June @5.
Weathcr-Tho weather was very dry
and warm the fore part OF the week, but
heavy showers tine latter part had good
effect on all growing crops.
The temperature OF the state was
above tho normal, being about rs de-.
grccs. The rainfall OF tho state was
also above the normal, being about l.2G
inches for the week.
1t is reported in some localities that
ii tho rain continues 1t may rust tho
wheat, while others urc complaining OF
wet weather hindGring crop work. Tx
cessive rainfall is reported from Glen
vile, GilmGr county. By actual meas
urcmcnt ~ inch iell in fifteen minutes.
Wheat, Corn and Oats-Wheat is
nearly ripe and well filled, will be ready
to cut by the first OF the month, carly
wheat cutting being general.
Some rust is reported in variOu S
localities. Severe rain and wind storms
in upshur, Gilmcr, Kanawha and Dodd-
ridge counties, which has beat down
wv NllttAk W " NOll'l'lClNDlt GALGllt
causing trouble in harvesting.
Corn is up to expectation and very
clean; too wet to work in somu places.
Corn has been replanted in many loca-
litics.
Oats needed rain very much, the crops
look very promising.
Fruits-Thc fruit crop promises fair;
the cherry crop reported to be u failure
in many places; Il fair crop OF peaches
expected apples Il fair crop; n very
large crop Of grapes and berries pro.
missed.
Grass-Vory good weather Tor cut.
ting hay; some clover has boon cut and
is excellent.
Some farmers account for tho short.
moss OF the grass crop this year to the
continued drought Of last season and
grub worms.
Another reason advanced was the
growth was too rapid tho first OF tho
season.
Vogetables-In general doing well
until latter part Of week when they
were suffering for rain; bugs giving
some trouble in several localities. Pota-
toes needed rain but promise q very
good crop.
Stock-Stock OF all kinds doing we'll
sheep arc getting lat while cattle and
hogs arc reported to be in first class
condition. W. W. DEyr,
Director State Weather Service.
PdrkcrSburN ". Va. junr &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

CHICAGO. Juno 27.-Cuttlc. receipts 200 head
shipments g,GJO head market steady top steers
81 Glas 30: common 50 7Jai ., Texans s50Oai %;
native cows s. U0ll 30. Hogs, receipts l6.OOl
head; shipments 300 head; market active aud
Ice higher: mixed aud packers 90 luaG %; prime
heavy and butchers weight 81 2a6 %: light
% liEh IS. Sheep. receipts 500 head; shio.
ments 1900 head market steady; native ewes
SiCOdlG 90: mixed cwus aud wcthcrs 81 yJab ~;
ali wCtlurs 50 O0tJ 90, westerns 81 Gjaj %, Texans
sl1Dai 10; spring lambs 81 OOa6 60,
EAST LIBERTY. June 27.-CattlO, receipts $50
head shipments lG0 hCad; market very dull no
cattle shipments Hogs. receipts 80 head ship.
muuts 10 head. market firm, medium and Hight
81 iOaG ~. heavy weights Ct coat y, Sheep, rc.
cripu / 20 hcld. shipments 30 head market
very duh at about Yesterdays prices.
CNuSSArr, O., June g7.-llogs stronger NJ
81 aUaG %; receipts LOO head shipments JO
head,
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During the prevalence Of tho Grippe
tho past scaeons II was Il noticeable fact
that those who depended upon DR..
Kings New Discovery, not only had d
speedy recovery, but escaped all Of the
troublesome after effects Of the malady.
This remedy seems to have a peculiar
power in ctiucting rapid cures not only
In cases OF La Grippe, but In all Dis.
rasOa oil Throat, Chost and Lungs, aud
has cured cases Of Asthma and Hay
Fever Of long standing. Try 1t and be-
convinced, 1t won't disappoini. FREQ
trial bottles ut Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store. U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Take plenty Of outdoor exercise. 1t
will help you throw Oh that tired feel.
ing aud raise your spirits. Don't over
Oat-onough is as good and bottOr than
a feast. DO careful Of your drinking
wntur and ARRAYS add II little Of Kluin's
Silver Age OF DuQucgne RyGa. This
will keep the digestive organs In good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. Ihoy arc absolutely pure aud
are for sale by hotels, druggists aud
dealers GENERALLY, at 81 so ana 81 % per
full quart Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
81 Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue, mailed free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure Is a vegetable preparation and acts
rs II natural laxatiys, and Ia tho great.
Ost remedy ever discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, sole agent,
and get a trial package free. Large
size soc, Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Receipts OF live stocks Oi all kind, liberal
with prices tending In u downward direction
C1tNt-ENtTu. 1000 10 100 lbs ii1aii g.:
lbs. gLailic; fair. 100 To S1 lbs. 3lIu3&C; com
mon, 60 to 7uO lbs 9',a5c, bulls, 9ljc; cows,
2i1IC.
HGgs-ESlm, CI5a6ltc; good. a GlOc; com.
mon, bl,aGc.
&cD-Eyua, galn.c; good, gI:aSci common,
no sulc; lambs, 3RiC.
FrJf COrs-SlJtgS, calves, i0jlc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28
ART INSTRUCTOR.

An AIT Studio. conducted by Miss ROSE NJ
SWEENEY. will DO opcnUl in connection with
Mrs. Harris School. september II, IN tho school
building, poncll, Charcoal and Crdyon Draw.
ing. oil aud Water COiOrs and China Painting,
Pastel, ClGy'modcliug and Art EnanclinS viii
receive special attention Miss sweeney has
been conducting Art Glasses with marked
success In the east for tho past ilve or six
years. Further inquiry may DO madoOt MISS
ROSE VI. SWEENEY. 1E3 Main street. or Mrs.
N. stevens Hart. ~ Main street. or ut the schO1.
rOomso on aud after Monday. september l.
uuIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

NEW HORR. Juno gI-WCuthct condition con.
tiuucd unilyOublC Tor trade The drmnnd for
dry goods however. showed some improvement
on spot over yesterday, but rs there were no
western mails the total volume Of business was
light.
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STEAMERS


6vy-s leaves Wheeling builv lfip. EaNt
LII ~ cfn standard 1imgaGi1A ia. $50
bE4LEA a. M, giljA m i'D a IN, laD u
H.. 400 N m 600 ., m sunday T~fipy-LeAYai
Mhe0llng-SaD II m, 1000 4 u l9iU "A m
400 y. III, avn M, bsJ0 y IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

BuEDoCR BLooD BITrERs tal;on after
eating will relieve any feeling OF weight
or over fuIncsI Of tho stomach. Sold
eyerywherc. p&W
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SAVED BY SCIENCE.
A Baby Anticipated His Welcome
on Earth, But Fares Well.
He HAS HALF DOUBLED His SIZE

aud May Yet be a John l. Sullivan or
u Sandow Before lie Dies-IIemark.
able Case of Incubation in New
York CIty-How u Physician Saved
a Child That Came Three Months
Earlier Than it Was Expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

NEW Yonii, juno 2T.-pig iron steady; AmGri-
eau 81 7jald 80. Copper easy; lake $1,000 Lead
easy; domestic 81 ~ TIN quiet aud nominal;
strnights SO So. Plate dun and steady; domestic
81 III.
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WneeIInn Bride & m RY.
Time Table ~, @ ~ tul;o crcc. 1891 a. m,
sunday May 4f is)a

sunday May IS is)a
leave Wheeling tiD liiD i7:G, tJyB d. M,
~ D. 1870. l.H. .g.JJ, IHa.Jn No.
Leave Peninsula ij.ln Us 70 ti.t2, 1871 a. IN,
jf. F.u. .IU. .Y.I', tH.Gu m
Lulaa Ieruiu.l luNntiHn t.'At .sllii a. m.
t9Ht. gsD TIM .JsH ,a.I ta!.i iloi2 y m.
elvu Martin. IHrfg. ,B3s rl0sisH a., t2.gJ,
al.II. tl.ia. s,WJ tt.Nl ts3l .l0t8p u
lrnyu rr.lnuIn 'b,lG. lOIil ain, tllg0, o2ti9,
il.p. tj..I IIna a tlU.lIp nj.
ArIyH NI.. .u. ..I, Hll.W o. M, t2.8h,
2Fi E., 1915. Il. NJ ft iil DI ., M.
sDglly tpAIly uauru. sunday. SUNDAYS Only.
All trains sill Rim uu ICH'Drt Time
Ill TAU-sIG. 5upcrlntondcnt
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RAILROADS.
49, Pennsylvania Stations
G%BG7n6QlVdnid ljn85..


Tirarr OTFfrm At pEyGsvLyANtA .ErtrioS N'
Warm ST, FUnT ~ LLTfEEtu Fl WNEIilNdr
AT MCLuHE HOuEr, NtirILtsu, ANp Al 1NH
rESNsYLNAStA STAiGOS, hribDErOnT
.----m---. D L.- lLL.-a-L . LnL.-- =
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RAILROADS.

MT BALTIMORE & OHIO.
81 IN Departure and arrlyaloI
K9El&SHSSaEL IN trains It Wheeling. East
tr5SS gSSIii2S EsiAern lime. schedule In et-
ElV &ywlJ5SN N 'cCt May II, 1891.
VsIW BGiE&GSiH MAIN LINE EAST.
&$SFNl1lf1E unSY For Baltimore. Philadel-
NSSgA ahS6SW phiu aud Now York sos
VITIiT A. IL, $500 =. IN, daily.
ECyser Express, o:i5 IL IN, daily, except
Monday,
except SUNDAY,
Grafton accommodation, 800 p IN, daily.
Mounlsvillc accommodation. ll:0 L. m4
and $40 and HAS, y H.. except sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York, PHILADELPHIA aud baltimore
7;iju m, and $40 =. IN, daily.
.Kcyscr Express, $50 p m, daily, except
Cumberland accommodation, 4:G ., IN, OK.
Grafton 1880 Il. m, daily.
MOundsyillc accommodation, SO a. m, OK.
.ccpt Sunday; lO:Sn Il m, daily, aud LILO, 1855
and 7:@j p. m, except Sunday.
TRANSOHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus md Chicago. $50 and 1875 p
m, dlily, and $3.50 4, IN, daily, except sunday.
Cincinnati express, 1850 u. m, daily, and rE!D
ColamGa, accommodation, l:25 p m, daily.
St EC!aIT3viiS accommodation, lO;Joa M, and
i320 ?, m, except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago express, ajI a. IN, aud 1920 p M,
daily. and lg:tj p. m, except Sundny.
Cincinnati express, 500 u III anl $50 p IN,
daily.
Columbus accommodation. 1906 p. m, daily.
except SUNDAY.
40 p. IN, daily, except sunday.
WHEELING { PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh, 800 and TOO a. IN, daily; 1:ao
=. ~, daily, except sunday, and 60 p. In,
For Pittsburgh and the east, sos q. III. aud
5:gl p n, daily, aud $500 p. H., sunday only,
Washington accommodation, GOD p. III, daily,
except Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, l0:1i II. IN, and $50 p. IN. and
1910 q. H., daily, and l@:ij p. IN. ,excOptSunday,
and 1865 4. H., Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 75la mi daily,
except Sunday.
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crNcsSAri, o., June g7.-cotton quiet; mid.
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NJ EDlcAL.
MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has Cycr compared with that Of
humaH1ifu, II has boeu the leading subject
Of professional research and study in all lFus.
Tut Notwithstanding this fuCt II ~ not i'Gnur-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

lRecCnt discoveries have Demonstrated that
1all the organs OF tho body arr under tho con-
Itrul Of tbs nerve CGntGrS, located in or near
{the base GtlG brain, ana thuJ when these lro
derungcd the organs which they supply. with
nerve iuld arc also dcrdngcd. When " II. re-
membrrcd that q serious Injury 70 tue spinal
cord Will cause paralysis ~ tho body below
prevented by the injury from reaching tho
p%lrulyzed portion, II Will bo understood hoW
the arrangement ~ tho nerve CpntcrS VIII
cause thGdcrangrmcnL Of tho various organs
which they supply with uuryo force,
TWO-thlrds Of chronic diseases arc duo to
tho impurfCrt action OF tho nerve CGntCri Ut
the base NJ thu brulu, not nom q duTlure-
mont primarily originating In the organ It.
self. Tho great mistake OF physicians IN
treating these diseases Is that they treat tho
organ rather than tho nerve CUulCrs which
arc the cause Of the trouble,
DR. FRANKLIN Mills, tho celebrated spo-
clAllst, has profoundly studied this subject for
over 20 years, aud hus made many Important
discoveries In connection with II, chief among
them being tho facts contained In tho above
statement and that the ordinary methods OF
treatment mrs. wrong, M headache, dl22l-
ness, dullnGsA confusion, pressure, blues,
manila, melancholy, Insanity, epilepsy, ST.
Nltu3 dance, etc. arc nervous Diseases no
matter how caused, Tho wondcrfulsucccSs Of
Dr, Miles Restorative NCrylnu Is duo TO tho
fact thatitls based On the foregoing principle.
ID. MILES RESTORATIVE NEilHISE Is sold by
all druggists W . positive guarantee or sent
direct by DR. MILES MEDICAL Co, Eltlprt,
Ind on receipt Of price, 81, per bottle, pix
bottles for 8, express prepaid. 1t contains
neither oplatcsGog dangerous drugs.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. mrls-MwPAwy
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EVERY TWO AND 4 HALF MINUTES.

The blood makes a circuit Of the body every
"a minutes, duligcriug nutriincnt mud taking
bGck waste matter to 10 altered out by the liver
md kidneys and removed from the body through
the bowels aud the urinary secretion, Any stop.
pnsu or obstruction Of this process may produce
various forms OF disease, such as Dyspepsia,
BillOusrCss Constipation, Headache, Debility,
md bad blood with IT, multiplied evils tbOili,
hlOtchcs, pimplCg, sores, Cthptipns, R%bsccsScS
md tito liScl. When such Instructions exist rs
evidenced by tho presence OF complaints similar
10 those Just mentioned, the best medicine TO
Use ia lIufloCk Blood Dlttcrs, which uulOckS the
Enrrttinns. removes all ltnpllru aud Gillette matter
through the proper channels. ly restoring
healthy action Of tho stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels. D. Il H. removes nl Impurities OF
lie blood from a common plmlplc to the worst
ECrNlulOus sore,
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WlIEELING { PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


on and after Monday, June 10, Passenger
Trains will run AZ follows: pDGily, tDally TX
Tpnt SUNDAY Central time,
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GTGji-Wheat, sixty pound test, tj3 per bush.
81, Corn, per bnshel. car, from store 700,
Oats, OUT OF store, western crop, ijaSi per bush
I'll home grown, 3jaiUc
FiOur-FanCy roller mill winter wheat wood
NJ S7U per uIrr0l; paper 81 5Jper barrel; sprluS
wheat Mluurnaha s. " IN sirE, SluD per barrel
Old wheat, Famous, s. In sack, 81 70 u wood
Galaxy, 81 80 10 sucks, 81 80 per blrnL
I~tui-Fead, fair quantity, brau bringing s'5al6
per ton; middllngs Sl71lS per ton, Hay, ORlrd
sISali per ton, retail; loose sli Goals W per ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Sheep were lower In supply md, with only q
moderate demand, prices closed weak, especially
for Cul,s, which wGIu not wanted a. any price.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-24
Day with the Present one.
Writes A Careless Letter for the
Telegram.

lam not at all sure that Tn in d
mood to write a letter that win interest
the many readers of the TErEeRAar To
live in New York and write for Clarks.
burg people is I'M experiment with me.
But what 1 shall say will have more Of
u bearing on New York and its many
phases Of life than on yonr romantic
West Virginia.
! and the times are not awry. I'm
not complaining not bit of ii. Who
could pick flaws in this throne Of
Americas pride, this favored but sim
cursed city of ours" as the ministers de-
scribe 1t every Sunday morning, after a
week of Duse at the theater, assorted
wiclsedness at the exclusive Vaudeville,
and OH glorious memory, the cold
Guard ball?
Who cares whether the Murphy
sheehan machine has lost cog, whether
Panama is coming to us while Tanmany
is here, whether the baroness Blanc
skipped to western pastures down the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-24

cling cloak is made Of striped diagonal
cheyiot in harmonizing shades of oak
brown and biscuit color. The fronts
are senftitting, but the mantle is per-
fectly tight at the back. Il is finished
round the shoulders with a deep double
cape, edged with narrow piping of
spinkish flwn cloth. This cape is de-
tachable. and the mantle is quite COM
piete without II. The long revers in
front are Of the pinlish fawn cloth and
can be worn either open or closed. A
handsome mantle is made of black vel
vet, with pleats of Ottoman silk in
front andat the back. A very hand
some trimming OF black and green
stitiiy curlcd eoque feathers Is arranged
Hike u boa round the neck and down the
front The sides, which are of velvet,
ARE ornainented with an applique de-
sign in JET and silk. and bordered with
very rich fringe Of chenille and Jet
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-24

Many evening toilets are cut en- prin-
cesse. a style which promises 70 be q
good deal worn, and one which Is be-
coming 70 slight, graceful figures;
indeed. slender women have altogether
the best OF II as far as present fashions
are concerned. A princess robe of thick.
ribbed fawn cloth, which looked almost
Hlse velvet, fastened at the side with
steel buttons. The sleeves and draped
vest were Of tiame-colored velvet, the
latter confined at the waist in front
with sash Of black satin. The back
fitted TO the figure like d glove, and
there were two steel buttons below the
waist from whence the skirt fell In
graceful folds.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-02-24

iiewlie Hopeiss>i, T.ngssd Himself Up
III . smRIl Naf.

u smRil Nat.
Ayoung woman uptown who reads.
marks learns and inwars.iy sliRests
whatever household rule i appear In the
columns 81 her woman mn gazine read
not long apo that nothing made 50 good
q piano buster Is soft yaiiing, Accord.
ingly, she purchased d yard OF black net
and gave Il 10 the maid with orders for
thereligious dnsting Of the Instrument
daily.
One day by chance the duster was
not put into its little silk bug at tho
close corporations, out was left Wing
onthe top Of i pile Of music, He came
tocln in the afternoon, aud while he
waited he caught sight OF d soft piece
q net OF course he thought It was her
vel and promptly seized Il, He Inn.
agined itwould help him through cer-
tain proposals he had 10 make. when
she came in he made some elaborate
references 10 that which had once
caressed her cheek aud which was
therefore dear 10 him, and So ON. The
young woman was mystiiied.
Dear as this little thing Is to me, 4
he tioundered hopelessly, III / could
but possess its owner err
OH exclaimed the young woman,
recognizing IL 1.-THE dusterl Really,
Mr.; Browniey. IL you wanted 70 see the
parlor maid, why didn't you speak TO
her when she let you imp