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THEISNER HEART.

"In the past you have been striving, per-
haps. to grow into grace. Now, you must
put growing into the hands Of the Lord as
we'll as all things else. Never worry or fret
over the growing but just grow and trust
as the baby does in its mothers loving arms !;
as the lily grows, without thought or anxiety
The past leave in the hands OF the Lord. Let
Him do with your efforts, your failures, your
mistakes what be will. Give them to him as
you do pour present cares, or worries, or
trials; Just as you do yourself. Do this today,
tomorrow, every today and every tomorrow.
Whenever a worry or care comes, wherever
rou are, just there lay it ut Jesus ieet Rest
in him. Get into the inner heart of Gods
love and stay there; be enveoped by it, re-
joice in it /; grow day by day in the knowledge
OF it."-Mrs. F. G. Wilder.
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INCAPABLE OF CoNcEALMENT.

When man allows himself to drink always
In company 80 much as he MAJ think he can
bear without awakening In cshers the sus-
picon of inebriation, he will deceive him
self. and no one else For abused nature her.
self will publish the excess in the bloated
countenance and flushed visage, the tainted
breath and infamed eye: and were all these
banners of intemperance struck, the man
with his own tongue will reveal his shame.
At first there will be something strange, In
his appearance or conduct, to awaken obser-
yation and induce scrutiny, until, at length,
with all his carelessness, in some unguarded
moment he will take more than he can bear
And now the secret is out. and these unac-
countable things are explained; these ex-
posures will become more frequent, the un-
happy man still dreaming that though he
erred little, he took such good care to con-
ceal 1t that no one knew it but himself. He
will even tnlk when his tongue is palsied, to
ward off suspicion, and thrust himself into
company, to show that he is not drunk.
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TEMPERANCE NEWS ASp NOTES.

Every place which offers for sal as bev.
erage any Kind of intoxicating liquor, tries
to get young people to drinking it.
If for ten years England could get rid ,ot
drink she would at that time become such a
paradise a5 men would hardly recognize. -
John Bright.
The best way to destroy the saloon is to de-
prive it OF support. This can be done by re-
forming the drinker and training the boys to
total abstinence Mid Continent.
Over saloon in Cleveland, Ohio, may be
seen the sign: "A Hamburger steak feee
with every drink" This is the bait set for
the silly workman, who like the rat bought
with cheese. finds himself In q trap from
which there is no escape
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-24
4 Queer Advertisement.

The following adver tisement is taken
from Mauritius newspaper: birth.
1t was on Thursday, at 0.30 a. M,
the Attn OF April, 1895, that in the pas
sive retirement Of G. NJ. de Ta1now-
sky's family. at Bonue Terre, Phoenix,
8 loyaly babe named Eliacln Milton
Lubomir hss drawn his first breath Of
life On this earthly world. All gensr.
GUS, Christian friends, kindly pray
for this puny, living spirit through
time and eterpity!'
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?

Is the liquor dealer alone responsible for
the criminality involved in the business he
conducts? Is not society criminally allied
with him? Is not the community which not
only stands by and tacltly consents to the
continuance of the liquor traffic as now car
ried on. but by forms Of law legalizes it and
shares its bloody revenue, criminal y respon-
sible for the evils it inficts? In the case OF
one of the Homestead rioters, Judge Nc
Gee. Of Pittsburg, said: "I wish to say that
the law makes every man who stands idly by
without any effort to suppress the riot and
disorder, guilty Of rioting. Such man Is
responsible for all the consequences OF dis
order and rioting, whether such riotinG re.
suits in the loss Of property or the loss OF
life. No matter what the results. such q
man Is equally guilty for such degree OF
crime as the facts and results warrant
II the liquor traffic. as now carried forward,
is a crime, then, according to the reasoning
of Judge MCGEE, all who stand idly by
without any effort to suppress this traffic,
are guilty Of the crime Of liquor selling, and
are responsible for all the evil consequences
that flow from tine selling
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A fragrant PensIea Fraud.

A most fragrant pe2son fraud has just been
discovered at Macon, Mo-, by special agent
from Washington. The alleged veteran had
secured pension of $4,000 on account OF
total blindness, but the special agent found
that the man could see with both his eyes,
and was not even debarred from following
his business by his alleged disability. He ia
tc be prosecuted for the fraud.
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S-rup OF YiOleCS.

Syrup of violets is greatly usod by
confectioners for making confections,
candies, etc., also by perfumers for
scenting oils, pomades and making
Eau.des .Violettes. Large quantities
of violets used to be cultivated at
Stratford-upon-Avon for this purpose.
Tbs root, or, rather, the underground
stem, has strong smell, particularly
when dried, and its taste is acrid, Bit
ter. and nauseous. New York Dis
patch.
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The Grasshopper Crop.

Professor Otto Lugger, State Entomologist
OF Minnesota. called at the Governors office
and made H report on the grasshopper kill
ing in Chicago County with the hopper
dozers. They have over 400 Of these ma.
chimes at work and are gathering in 5000
bushels OF grasshoppers daily. Thus far the
hoppers have not invaded the grain fields.
The frequent rains have kept the grass green
and tender, and they have contented them
selves feeding On this.
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TRUTH IS TOUGH.

Said the late Oliver Wendell Holmes !:
"Truth Is tough. 1t will not break, like a
bubble, at touch, nay, you may kick it
about all day, like a football, and it will be
round and full at evening"" This is why gos-
pei truth endures the assault of the ages. In
fldels have been kicking at it ever since it
was proclaimed, but it is 80 tough that it
hurts their heels without being itself hurt.
Faint hearts have feared lest the truth should
suffer from intidel attacks, but their fears
are groundless Not till men can kill God,
Gun they kill his truth. Firmer than the
stars, stronger than the mountains, the truth
of God will abide forever.
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There ia a little light In us, and that which
we have we often lose by our negligence. I
do not know what 1t IL, or Of what spirit we
are led, or what We pretend, we that seem to
be called spiritual, that we take 80 much
pains and are 80 full Of anxiety about transi-
tory and mean things, while We scarcely at
all. or but seldom. think Of our own inward
concernments with full recollection OF mind
Thomas Kempis.
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AN EVIL DEVICE

A clever bit of advertising, though at the
same time very costly, involving 10000
"treats" and the expenditure Of S7U0 fol
postage stamps in one day, is the latest de
vice OF st. Paul brewer for drawing Gus
TOM. He mailed in one day $4,000 circular
letters to us many homes in that city. calling
attention to certain brand OF beer, and IN
closed In each circular two coupons. which
entitled the holder to ''onc glass OF beer II
presented ut any bar The evil one himself
must have inspired this cunningly-rlevised
plan Tor attacking the homes anu winning
recruits for the army Of drunkardS. Ma.
tional Temperance Advocate.
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LARGEST Mississippi Raft.

1t is said that the largest raft ever foated
down the Mississippi River is now on its way
to St. Louis. 1t consists, with its load, OF
over 10000 feet of lumber, mostly white
nine. II carried by ruil this lumber would
make nearly six hundred carloads. Allowing
forty feet to the car, the train would be over
four and half miles long.
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ALL FOR THE BEST.

General Wolseley is doing all in his power
to promote temperance in the British army.
His experience in Egypt, India and South
Africa have proved to his satisfaction that
total abstainers from intoxicants can endure
far more hardship than those who are in the
habit of drinking even in moderate quaint.
ties. He will not attempt to cut of the grog
of the soldiers peremptorily, but suggests
that those who choose to abandon its use be
compensated by extra rations Of other kinds
or by money payment. His efforts in this
direction have thus tsr met with encourag
ing success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-24
A New Yoman's Fourth.

In Winnemucca, CAL, the entire Fourth Of
July celebration was turned over to the
ladies. A lady was grand marshal and all
her staff were pretty girls. A lady delivered
the Grafton and read the Declaration, etc.
All the men had to do was to foot the bills.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-24

Most people dread far more the social
frovn which follows the doing of something
conventionally wrong than they do the
aualms Of conscience which follow the doing
Of something intrinsically wrong. g.-Herbert
Spencer.
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Aswe hold candle to Tho flame until 1t ia
fully lighted. 80 we must hold ourselves to
Christ and his word Inv meditatlon.-Bengel.
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die life into the grave, their life dashed out
against money safes. They 20 with their
store on their backs. They trudge like CAM
els, sweating. from Aleppo to Damascus.
They make their life crucifxion. Stand
ing behind desks and counters, banished
from the fresh air, weighed down by cark-
ing cares. they are so many suicides. On.
wish I could o-day rub out some Of these
lines of care; that could lift some Of the
burdens from the heart; that l could give
relaxation to some OF these worn muscles.
1t is time for you to begin to take it little
easier Do your best and then trust God
for the rest. Do not fret. God manages all
the affairs Of your life, and He manages
them for the best. Consider the lilies. They
always have robes.
Behold the fowls OF the mir! They always
have nests. Take Il long breath. Bethink
Setimes that God did not make you for Il
pack horse. Dig yourselves out from among
the hoCsheads and the Shelves and in the
light of the holy Sabbath day resolve that
you will give to the winds your fears. an!
your fretfulness, AMI your distresses. You
brought nothing into the world, and 1t Is
very certain you can carry nothing out.
Having food and rament, be herewith con-
tent. The merchant came home from tn"
store. There had been Il great disaster there.
He opene the front door and said II the
midst of his family circle: II am rulneh.
Everything is gone. am all ruined. H's
wife said, Il am left" and the little child
threw up its hanis and said. Papa, am
here" The agel grandmother, seated in
the room, said, Then you have all the prom
ises of God beside. John" And he burst in
to tears and said "God forgire me that
have been so ungratetul! I find l have a
great many things left. God forgive me.
Again, remark that many of our business
men are tempted to neglect their home
duties. How often it is that the store and
home clash. but there ought not to be any
collision. It is often the case that the father
lsthe mere treasurer Of the family, sort of
agent to sec that thsy have dry goods and
groceries,. The work Of family government
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REV. DR.. TALMAGE.
SUNDAYS DISCOURSE BY THE
NOTED DIVINE.
Subject: s'Business Troubles"

TEXT: "These were thy merchants in all
sorts of things Ezekiel xvii, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-18
KNOWLEDGE

Bribgs comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
Tor than others and enjoy life more, with
lcss expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
Mo needs OF physical being, will attest
tIe value to health Of the pure liquid
LAXATIVE principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Ils excellence Ia due u lis presenting
I'm Inc form most acceptable and plcls'
mi 10 the taste, the roircshlng and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax
gtiyo; onettuhlly cleansing tho System,
Ji,ppllInr colds, headaches and foycfS
and permanently curing cOnSti patton
II hal riyen satisfaction 10 millions and
mat With tho approval Of tho medical
ptoCeuion. because 10 ntts on the kla'
ilcyr. Liver and Bowels without weaE'
nnInp Thorn aud II n perfectly ire0 from
oycry Objectionable substance
gyrnp Of Flps IN for snle by nll drug
vl,ts In Doc md 81 bottles, but y Va man
ttnoturd BY tho California FiR syrup
"a only, whose name iBpfInlcd on every
nncbaga, also thr name, syrup Of Flgl
1u1 being we'll informed you VIII ho'
accept any Substitute II offered.
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Three.fourths mile. selling-Gaiety
Girl. Sugar Imp, Lillian H., Rosalind
Ill 81; Whisper, New House, lnsp, Hunt
100; Patsy, Myrtle H., Fivanesca lO5.
Seven and one-half furlnngs, selling
May McLauBhlin, Tancred, Rouble,
oycrclla, Or, Work, Domingo l0li Tom
sayre 1903; King Gold Imp, Dick Behan
lOi.
Thrce-fourths mile, handicap-Her-
etlc $751; Bessie Nichols iO9; Somnnmbu-
list ITO; Fannie Rowena %; Percy Imp
ZIG; George Il. Smith l2O; Mazzarine 81;
Metarik SG; Judge Dubose 81; Nikita
So; Rapid Transit 1906; Panway o..
One and One-tourth miles, handicap
-Peytonia so; Tasco lOS; Wolsley Imp
1906; Pioneer 80; Uncle Jim l0i; Zaldi-
a 50; Cass g3; proyerb 90.
Three-fourths mile, selling-Kath-
leen. Renaud, Discard. Han ban, Adnh
Foy, Sir John, Joe Lee, FlOrlanna,
Frederick chas 100; saybrook IL.
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NEAR
III, Mountain states well Causes some
Excitement.

The Mountain states wei Causes some
Excitement.
About the only gossip from the lower
southwest fields during tho past seven
days was the Mountain state Gas Com
lnuy'B strike ht their No Rlgglc
southwest of Mlddlebournc. Tyler coun-
w. EnyH 10. a. W." The well was
drilled for gn-, but developed n good
'hpw ~ oil In the Zig 1njun and has
rtlrrpd up tho biggest kind Of an OK
tliom0nt over In that country
The Hnuth Penn oil Company put IN
H. w. Miller well, on Middle tHlhnd
rronk, 10 pumping and has n 900 barrel
producer This In the well that cnmn
W. two weeks nKO and started 10 Now
M tho rate NJ N barrels mn hour. but
raw wltcf made IT, appearance In such
NnnhiloH an IN CnuHc II 10 stop
IN the DlrHl pool In Monroe county,
.'Frfn small wells wore completed, bul
lhr most Important strike was the wcll
nm ihe stewart farm In advance N d..
,'lnptn"ntH Ia the northwest n was
.illIgl IN Friday, aud In reported good
INt 100 barrels Il day. Tho wpat nnd
nlflhwoHi " tho Doist pool IN about nh
lIii ininnlnH IN b. found ~ ihrt pncd
niniul7lhE nol1 Tho pXcltcmoht. while
Iteloh, wan NJ u high pitch, but rome
lho,o who played II Tor u winner
WI not Think Of II with very plcnnunt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-18

IN 1892 Mr.. a. l.. Goldwatcr, who
wns three retail drug stores In New
York City. having learned OF the great
ynluu OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for colds, Group and whooping cough,
ordered a supply for his customers. II
mot with Nc much fuvOr that no soon
found II necessary 10 order moro aud
OF the remedy. He Gays II gave the beat
satisfaction OF any cough cure he has
ever handled. For Hnio ut % and 90
cents per bottle.
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WITH THE BoWIERs.
The Nightly Rrrord orstrltes and spares
on the Alleys.

II was n battle royal between w
OF the first division clubs OF the Musee
Bowling League last night. Nameless,
the leaders. were UP against the
Daisies. who nre at present holding
down third position. Apparently
Nameless should have won the ma
Jority OF the gtImes, but n glance at
the team averages shows that Daisies
have been rolling n better game Of ten
pins than their luckier rivals. There
fcre, tho announcement that Daisies
took two games Is not 10 be taken
with the %proverbial grain OF salt. The
first game wns n very close one, Daisies
winning on q margin Of eight pins. In
the second. however, Nameless WINS
away In the rear ut the finish, although
they rolled ball that would win nine
in ten games-the trouble was Daisies
relied the phenomenal score, 1919.
Nameless rolled n 9OO-score in the third
game and won easily. This evenings
names between the II. c. Richards and
Brownies teams viii be important,
brownies being In second place. Should
they win three rom Richards they VIII
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BARdAINs In clock. at
liz. iIILLMAN q cos.
Holiday u,curlon Hates . n tho IL. q

Holiday Excursion Hates M tho II, q q.
In pursuance Of lta usual policy, tho
baltimore 4 Ohio llnllr0ad Company
VIII sell excursion tickets Ht reduced
rutcH bctwcca MI stations on lta lines
east NJ the Ohio river for all trains DO.
cembcr n, ~. 90, "a. 20, n, and january
I. valid for return Journey until Janun-
ny Z, inclusive, In central traffic terri.
tory or points west NJ the ohio river,
and between Plttshurgh mud Wheeling,
tickets viii no sold December y, 70. II,
nnd January T. valid f1r return trip
until January 2, inclusive,
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MARITIME PERRY.
Hpps ana MlIhaps in the Thriving city
Across the River.

Mr., Harry Chessell. OF Martins Fer
ny, has accepted a position with the
Bindley Hardware Co, Of Pittsburgh.
nR travelling salesman In the states OF
Ohio and West Virginia, selling blcy-
eles exclusively, He was one OF the first
bicycle riders In this part OF the coun-
try, and is a speedy one,
William Rogers, of Martins Ferry,
was ON Monday nRht elected physical
director Of the Y. NJ. O. A., at Xenla,
o., which has II membership OF 800, He
VIII 80 next week to take charge.
Word was received yesterday Of the
death OF Mrs. Griffith, Il sister OF $. q.
W, Morrison, and widow OF Charles
Griffith, who was murdered near Loyds-
willie In September, 1884,
George w, Collins. the freight agent
Of the Cleveland a. Pittsburgh railroad
at Martins Ferry, Is guaranteed at
Portland Station.
Yesterday Fred Krim had his right
hand badly cut ut the Aetna-standard
mill.
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Quarter century Test.

For n quarter Of u century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested. and the
millions who have received bencilt from
itB use testify to Ito wonderful curative
powers In all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
the test 40 long and that has given so
universal satisfaction Is no expert
ment. Each bottle IL positively guar.
antccd TO give relief. or the money will
be refunded. II Is admitted 10 be tho
most reliable for Coughs and Colds,
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. Large slao Goo and 81 90. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-18

WtFE-iicrca an account VI n mar
who shot himself rather than Huffcf tho
pnnga ~ inditCRtluh iunhWi-ThO
fuoli why dldU't ho tnko be Wits Lit
tie Early lllputH7 I used 10 Aufror M
bud ~ lo an before 1 commenced tnk.
inE thoHu little pllln Lugth Drug Co,
Whcgllng, Vs. Va. u H. Peabody, ben
wood aud Bowie d Goa Bridgeport, y.
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REMEMBER the tntelllEenccr's Offer
10 supply the new RRnd-McNally Atlas
OF the World, with marginal index, In
ten bound pnrtg at 10 cents per part, Is
limited to q short time. Call at the In
telllEunccr office md examine the work.
II VIII be complete In time for tho holl-
iIOya.
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souTH SIDE LEAaUR.

Over on the South Side, Mt Fette's
alleys, the Mozarts and Standards were
the contestlng teams, and the result,
Standard winning n OF the games, IL
rather surprising, MS Mozart was eN-
pocted 10 have an easy thing. STANLEY
had q decidedly of evening. VIII
Handlan led with high average for the
evenings play. Score:
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

Z
Dy virtue OF two deeds OF trust mado by
Patrick Morgan and Annie Morgan, hla
wife. to mo Hs trustee, tho lrHt dated
June ~, ISIS, and recorded In the oiicc'of
tho Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
County, West virginia. In deed OF trust
book No. "a, page 10, tho second dated
March ~, 1889, recorded In said clerks Of
foo In deed OF trust book No. .. page 40,
/ will sell ut tho north front door OF the
court house OF said county on
SATURDAY, THE ITH DAY OF JASU-
AIRY, 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, the fol-
lowing described property, that IL TO- say:
The middle fraction Of lot numbered
Twenty-Five In East Wheeling. being OF
the width OF twonty feet on tho south
side OF Nineteenth street In tho city Of
Wheeling, Ohio county, WoBt Virginia,
and running back tOwnrq Wheeling
creek by parallel lines and at rlRht nngloR
to Nineteenth street, n hundred ind
twenty feet.
Terms Of Eale-Onc-thlrd and ns much
moro 40 the purchaser Olocta to Ray in
cash ON tho day Of sale. the balance In
two cdunl lnHtalmnnts az n and two
years, noteR bearing interest from tho day
OF sAio, to be gwen for tho deferred pay
mrntA. w. j. w, COWDEN,
W, II. HALLtiR, TrustOo.
Auctlonccr. dei-H
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MIR. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had u severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains In his
back and also that his bladder was at-
fectcd. He tried many so called kidney
cures, but without any good result,
About n year ago he began the use OF
Electric RltteTs and found relief at
once, Electric Bltters is especially
adapted to the cure OF all Kidney and
Liver troubles and often gives almost
instant relief, one trial VIII prove our
statement, Price only SOC for large bot
tie. At Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. Q
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NESBITT & DEVINE.
Tel SR l7ae Market street.
Real Estate Bargains.

$500 buys house OF 4 rooms. lot 25xiON.
oil. Vermont street.
iAgOO buys house OF Q rooms. hall. both
gases, lot 31xiN. on broadway, between
Zane and Virginia streets.
$1,000 buys house Of ) rooms, with all
convonlences, with stable IN the rear, on
Market street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
1850 buys brick house Of 3 rooms, No. iSg
Nineteenth street; lot 2ONia; dirt cheap.
ti,aN buys house OF I rooms, No. 1888
Wood street; lot 2ixiOO.
brick. has Z rooms; roar house has I
rooms. lot l0xi2i, on Wabash, near
Zane street: good Investment.
G,OW buys house Of . rooms, lot @xiSb,
on Maryland street,
1910 hugs building lot g-foOt front. on
desirable street on the Island.
building lots In nil parts OF the city az
reduced prices. Call before buying Olse-
Money to Ioan on Real Estate Security.
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ROLF ao 2ANI,