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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

WHEN most needed II ls not unusual
for your family physician 10 be away
from homo Such wnn the eNperlcnce
do, Ind. Tor, Banner, when his llttlc
glrl, two years OF age, was threatened
With a severe attack OF Group. lie says
"My wife insisted that ! Eb for tho doc
tor, hut MS our family physician was
out OF town / purchased u bottle Ot
Chamberlnin's Couch Remedy, which
relieved her Immediately. ! Will not be
without II In the future" 20 aud %
not,i hniiioa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17
cHuRo8
A Methodist church DurnSd-T W Fire
men Ilndly injured,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec. tG-The
Eight Etrret Methodist Episcopal
church. one OF the finest church edl-
Hccs In the city, was destroyed to-day.
The FIRE started from the furnace. Two
iiremen were caught among the mass
OF burning timbers and terribly burn
ed. Al Robbins was pinned beneath
some jolsts and his legs burned nearly
on. He will not recover.
George Wandonllcht, the other fire.
man, vas friEhtfully burned, but VIII
recover. Loss, $4,000; insurance $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17
Lead Ore discovered.


Special Dispatch to tho 1~rtelligencer.
sTEuBENv1LLE, Ohio, Dec. To-
Some excitement has been accustomed
at Hammondsvllle. this county, by a
rich find OF lead by Sohn Doke. who re-
fuses TO tell others OF the location. and
parties Hre out searching for the min
prnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17
BROADER PLAYED
FOR A KINGDOM
nY 4. CuNAN nOVLE.
QCopyrlght, lS9a) -
EyNpTGIg

(After the disastrous rotrn1t Of the
Army OF Napoleon from Moscow, BriS-
ndier Gerard was gent through Ger
mpu territory, pOmlually friendly, but
really ripe for revolt, Ia rgise troops In
France, on his way he Inns observed
with some dlsmay the black looks OF
-the hostile peasants, who In ~ place
drank a mysterious toast to the letter
II, a littlo later he 10 warned Of his
peril by u terror-strleken man hidden
by hte roadside. ut means death to
me " | am seen helping you,' the man
had said.
'Dcathl From, whom?" asked the
brlgadler.
From the Tugcndbund. From Iut-
aow's lght-riders," replied the follow,
soon after the brigadler meets a French
officer, almost expiring from U CHASTITY
wounu-indeed, he atas before he hRR
finished what hO sought 10 say, yet
succeeds In transmitting II message
from Eapoleon's own hand, TO be deliY-
cred, NJ any hazard, TO the prince OF
Sake Fclstcin at Hot, ON this mission
Gerard proceeds, aud manages to avoid
the riders. Detained, however, ut "a
small Inn by an accident to his horse,
he IL startled by u woman's cry, and
hastens To her aid. lie finds her beset
by ruhiiAns, hut easily effects her res
cue, She Is the Countess PRlotta, so
she says, nlBtTeated because OF hor
friendship for the French, She COM
pleteiy wins his confidence, and by n
Tuse succeeds In robblng him of his pre-
clous papers. Terribly disconnected, he
nevertheless conIeCtlres the nature OF
tho message, and gallops on, resolved
TO deliver Il by word Of mouth. But
at Hot he Is denied access 10 the prince.
The princess, however. meets him; and
In her he recognizes the proud beauty
who had betrayed him. breaking past
her, by sheer strength and a~udauity, he
forces his into the great hall where the
prince Is sitting In the presence OF his
full council.
a bear n message to the prince Of
Saxc.Felstein," he Cries.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

iDlstrcsflnR Kidney and bladder dts.
cnRes relieved In NlN hours 10y the
"N1iw GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CuIlll" This new rmcdy
II n great surprise ON nrGnunt OF lta
cxccpdIng prnmptrcsR In relieving pnln
In tho bladder Kidneys, back ANA every
nnrt OF the urinary paHFngn IN mair
or female. II relieves rctontlun oi
wnier and pnln In pOrRlnH II almost
Immediately VI you want quick relief
and cure llilH N Your remedy, sold by
H. n. last, drurElal Wheeling. w, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

ron n limited time YOU will be AUTO
to obtain the New General Atlas W the
World, with marginal lndpy, offered by
the lntclllRonuer IN ten bound sections,
~ ~ cents per section N VIII cost
more than three tlmen ns much u year
from now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

The mar beneath the dlas raised his
head, and | saw that his face was thin
and wan and that his back was bowed
as though some huge burden was bal
nnocd between his shoulders.
Your name. sir2" he asked.
"Col. Etienne Gerard, OF the Third
hussars."
Every face In the gathering was
turned upon me, aud | heard tia rustic
OF the lnnumerlble necks and saw
countless eyes, without meeting one
friendly one among them. The woman
had swept past me, and was whispering
with many shakes Of her head and
dartlngs Of her hands Into the princes
and curled my m%uStache, glnncing
around In my wi dpbonnaire fashion
at the assembly.
They were men. all OF them, profess
orr from the oolltge, a Bprlhkling Of
their students, soldiers, gentlemen,
artisans. all very silent and serious.
In one corner there sat u group or men
in black. with riding cOats drawn oVer
their shoulders. They leaned their
heads 10 each other. whispering under
their hnenths, and with every movement
/ caught the olank OF their snbers or
the clink OF their Tpurs.
The emperor's private letter TO me
Informs me that II is the Marquis Chat
eau 81. Arnnud who Is bearing his dis
patches" said the prince.
THE marquis las been foully muir
dcred," l answered, and n buzz rose up
from the people AS I spoke. Many
heads wcre turned. I noticed, toward
the dark men In the cloaks.
where are your %papers?' said the
prince.
Il have none"
a fierce clnmor arose instantly round
me! "He Is u spy. He plays a part!'
they cried. Hang him. roarcd a deep
voice from the corner. and n dozen
others drew up the shout. For my
part l drew out my handkerchief and
clicked the dust from the fur OF my PEE
llsse. The prince held out his thin
white hand and the tumult died away.
"Nherr. then. nre your credentials,
and what Is Your messenger" he asked.
'My uniform ls my %crcdcntinl. and
my message is for your private ear"
He passed his HAND over hts forehead
with the gesture OF a weak man who is
at his wits ends what I 10. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

+. D. Horse Covers NJ not only peck
etbookB but horses as well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

Nobody need have Neuralgia. dot Dr
Miles Pain Pulls from drugGIBts "UnC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-01-11

pier? Sber er3dblte tbm baIielbe etne
@ei6i6te? lluo mas fir cine?
@r bate in ieiner Vauf6abn oiel gez
lernt. Sir ibn lprad ieoes Ding ieine
beionbere Sprade, unS bies itumme,
tobte 8latt Dor ibn er;ablte inn nit
berebter 3unae uon einem aufgeregten,
rpil6en Oer5en, oas in du9itlidem
ghlagen Dor Der Gatbeduns elmer
grauenoollen 1bat Sittert unb bieie
Gntbedung per5inberu mill, baourd,
baB es ben 0erbabt oieIer Ibat auf
einen slnberen su ipalsen llt6t.
Gieies Wlatt erSablte BON ben fiirds
terlicDen SGatten, Die cine iol6e Tbat
in Die Seele zines ieben Wen19en
werfen muB, uuo beneu ii6 au9 Der
Sdlaueite uno Sinbiglte nidt 5u ente
3ieben lpeiR, er;dblte BON Der l1nr,ibe
bes 8erflu1ten, bon Der nnralt, bon
Der uersebli6en Wiibe, etfpaS 81, perz
beimli9en, ;u oerseiien, mas ni9t gu
oerseiien 1T. $50 itantu1te es Der?
@er ldrieb es?
Sbne einen 8iiien seseiien gu
baben, itanb Snusss ipieber bonn
Glide auf, itedte bas Pdpier unS bas
&ouoert forefdltis mie elm ipertbpolles
Dofument in Die Tafde unb sius
bapon. geine 6rau iaste gar nidts.
sic fannte oas f9on unb ipuBte, baB
iebeS @ort in iol6em Sal(e gu piel fei.
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9as sneike &aas.

Sdon lange mirb in @aibington
oartber alage gefibrt, baB bic &dum.
li9feiten beS WeiBeu 9auies abiolut
un3uldnsli6 finb fur bic 0ffenili9ei
Guuftionen, beren 56auplab au biIbeu
bic &eiibena beS prdiibenten beitimmt
III. Gin Correspondent Der vN. p.
Staatsseituns" i1reibt barhber: vWer
lie einen Der ofemtli9en gmpfdnae nit.
gema6t bat, wirb ba8 bollfdnbig Su
wtrbigen wifen. Gtma 25O0 perio,
nen, naudmal niebr. erbalten @inlas
oungen, pdbrenb bic @mpfanesrdume
bes WeiBeu 6aufeB sebriidt poQ finb,
tDenn 600 periDnen fi9 bort aufbalten.
Stunbenlang i'm @asen su fBen, ebe
man porfabren tann, lit ni9ts unge.
m0buIideS unb bel i9le9tem @etter
mabrIid fein SpaB.
Bic Yertreter beS biplomatildeu
@orps baben bas priuilegium. bur@
Elm Genfer in bas WeiBe 6au8 bin.
eins uub mieber beraus3utlettern, um
Der iibermdBigen 9rdn9elei 3u entges
ben. Anbere beporDugte eterbli9e
t6unen aud mobl auf perborgenen
Wegen eini9ltipfem, aber bas dnbert
ni6ts an Der Sbatia9e, baB bic &dus
me bes WeiBen 9aufe8 teineswess ben
Nnforberunsen entipreheu, bic mon
an bic amtli6e &eiibena bes prdiben,
ten Der Ser Staaten iiellen muB. BUR
3eit Der 6arriioa'i6en Nbminiftration
murbe elm plan ausgearbeitet, betrefs
fenb bic 8ersr6Berung be8 WeiBen
6aules bur9 ben Nnbau mebrerer 6liis
gel, mel6e burd slaSbebedte GoperS
NIT einanber perbunben tperben iouten.
Sie Gemablin bes prdfibeuten 6arris
ION nabm eiu groBes SntereRe on bies
len pldnen, nod ibrem 3obe aber
f6lief bic Sa6e uoafdnbig ein. Damn
tpurbe ipdter eiumal bapon gerebet, Der
prdfibent beabiibtise. ieine Nmtsrdume
in baS benadbarte grOBe RegieruugSs
gebduee, mo ba8 Staatss, 3riegs. unb
Marines Department ii9 befirben, 5u
berlesen Inn mebr &aum i'm WeiBen
6auie 3u gepinuen, aber bieie Sbse III
bis ieBt niemals ernftli9 ermoeen
norben.
9lun bat Senator Quap i'm 5enat
eine Bill eingebra9t, ber3ufolse elm
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Sin weiltarSe,, Gei6aft.

Sn ben Ser. @taoten uaren gnbe
1892 2ebenSs0erfi9erungs= =Bolicen in
90be BON $4,447 100000 in Rraft.
Sn @roBbritannien betrugen bieleIben
$3.2l8,000.000 unb in 6rautrei1
- 715. 900. 900. Dies ma1t fir bic
brei genannten 2dnoer bic ffupenbe
5umme bon $40, $50. 900 900 aus.
Sn ben Der. Staaten befinben ii6
$50 Bsrion ipel1e ibr 2eben 3u ie
100000 berfiGert baben. 0ierpon
emtfalIeu 1856 auf ben 5taat pennipls
oanien, BON luelden 96 ibren Wobnlib
in philadelphia baben, mdbreno So
oerIelben in piitsburg mobnen. Gie
beioen am b61nen periiderten Mdnner
bfs uniongebietes mobnen ebenfa0s In
philadelphia uno 3war Der gQenmaas
rent6uig uno @1aeneralpofmeifter Was
namofeI nit 81 500. coo unb 6amilton
Dilton nit 100000.
Sn Der Staot gfem Norf befinben
fi6 Ia perionen beren 2eben nit ie
100000 beriidert iinb; snei perios
men in Nem Oorf eianen 2ebensperlis
derun9spulieen in Sobe BON ie elmer
balben MiQion Dollars, unb 3mar ber
prdlioent ber Wetp Oort Central 8abn,
@bauneep so. 9epelp, unb Der 3uders
magnat 8. u. Sapemeper. 9luBer
biefen beiben siebt eS In ben Der.
Staaten nod bier perfonen, beren 2es
ben 3u ie elmer balben Million Dol=
lars Derfi9ert finb. 9apon mobnen
stpei in Milnautee unb ie elmer tn @bis
cagO unb Bottom.
SIN Staate WaRaduietts pObneu
80 perionen, beren 2ebeu nit ie
100000 perfidert fnb, in Ohio SO,
MifiOuri 48, Widigan A6, Colorado
unb @alifornien ie 25. Der befannte
Senator Sobn Sberman bon Obio
eisnet 2ebensperii9eruneSpuliee i'm
@eiammtbetrage BON 100000.
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Staats : Qesislatur.
aufin. 9. Sauuar '95.

9nue,
Sas 6aus beiddftiete fi9 in elmer
pieritiinbigen Morgenfibung nit Der
Wabl bon 8eamten, pie @le,t, Yofs
meiiter, &aplan. Sbtirbiiter &c. gnbs
lofe Examinations &eben murben ges
balten, in benen bic 0erbienne Ser
ein3elnen Ranbibaten berporgeboben
purben. Sobann ertldrte Spre1er
Smitb bas 9aus fur orsaniiirt. 3mei
&omitss tpurben ernannt, UNI ben
@ouperneur unb ben Senat bon bieler
9batiabe in aenntniB au feben.
Sn ber Nadmittassfbuus tpurbe
bic 8pti9aft bes Gouperneurs entges
gengenDmmen unb inter angemeiner
1naufmerttamfeit bes 9ouies uerleien.
Cine lebbafte Debate entipann f9 TO-
bann iiber ben anirag, bic 3abI Der
@lerfs unb pagen au rebuairen. Mlan
befGIoB enblid, 9 @Ierts nit 81 Did
ten an3ufteQen, iomie Z pasen nit 81
9agegeloern. Gin 3omits murbe
bann eingeiebt, I'm bic fir ben Gou.
nerneur abgesebenen 5timmen 3u 3dbs
len unb bic 8orbereitungen fir bic Sns
auguration 3u trehen.
Genaf.
Nuf ben Nntrag beS 8iee @oupers
neurs Crane murbe>ein aomite ernannt,
nm ben 8ouDerneur 3u bena9ri6tisen,
baB ii6 Der Senat organiitrt babe.
Me@omb bradte cine n5umoriitifde"
Deuti6rift elm. meIde in Der nDagos
5pra9e@ abgefabt 1T, b. b. in einem
ldppif4en Sialett, Der balbsitalienii6
iein fol, e8 aber ni6t 1T, unb in pele
dem bas @erlangen sefellt mirb, baB
bic 8otidaft bes @ouperneurs auBer
in Der @pra9e Der "Greaser", Der
Dutch unb ber 8bbmen amd nod
in ber "Dago" Spra9e gebrudt
merbe. unter3ei9net III bas misig
unb ironiib iein follenbe, in Wirfli9.
feit aber gang unperf@dmtsnatiuiftii6e
S4riftifad nit vAntoiue @aprini" unb
r@eorge Maearonibua".
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O,Gem 9lu9enblid trat MlarD Wimple'
ton Elm.
rMdB Settle" iaste ite, nes lit bon
etnenl 9Oten elm Brief abse9eben
woroen. Sier 1T er."
Settle nabm bas Sdreibeu. p8on
einem 8oten?" fraste Tie erltaunt.
vSa. Gr mar ertra nit bem 3uS
Don 2onoon beraus9efabren, MIR TIM
bieien 8rief ab3ueeben."
(Gortfefune foIgt).
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VI o t I ).

Nae Yerionen. wel6e elm @emerbe
betreiben, bas bur9 ba8 @efeb beiieu.
ert 1T, obne iol6e Steuer be3abIt 3u
baben. iinb bierbur6 bena1ridtist.
baB iie bieielbe unuer3iieIid entriGten
mhfien eOer es pirb 9eisbIi6 sessu fie
uorgegangen werben.
Sole @affianp,
Steuers@olleetor, 8erar @ountp.
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Is. GaniteI.

AOs w %
Die beporitebenoe @breiie ser 6errin
bon @eitbampton Court uerurladte
bafelbit sroBe unrube. Tie Giener
batten beu gansen Gag gu laufen, uno
Wlarp Gsiwpleton Die ibre Serrin
besleiteu lollte, traf Gorbereitunsen,
oils ipenn man nidt einise gtunben
Gtienbabnfabrt, ionbern eine 8eiie um
Die sSelt Dor fid battle. Softer uuo
&iiten itanoen iiberall timber, lpurbeu
sepadt, mieber aussepudt unS bann
no6mals einsepadt l'lb gum 0abnbof
sefabreu. GS mar cine san;e 0auss
baltung, bic WarD einpadte, nidt alS
Oh es iid TIM einr Nbipeienbeit bon
einisen Tasen, lonbern bon einisen
Sabren sebancelt bate.
aber Wib saeiiie Sefferion, 10 laste
lid Mar1 @impleton, fonnte unb
lollte ui9t 10 reilen, fuie etpa cine
perldriebene @oupernante bel balber
8seiIeentiddbieuns WiB Settle iollte
unterlpegs ibrem Stanoe uno ibrem
Jfange 9emdB auftreten, uno baau
mnbte man nad slnIibt Marps uinbes
items einen @epddmagen fir iid habeu.
@eseu glbeno ltellten li1 aul!) Oots
tor GonlminS unb Simon s}efferlon
in Meltbampton Court ein. Griterer
mar febr aufseraumt unS luftis, ers
Sdblte fleine glnefboten un6 belab nit
@rltaunen bic ipuuoerbaren Reilenors
bereitunsen. Simon 9efferlon basesen
mar unse!pobnli9 Serftreut, ais iei er
auBrroroentlid beiddftist nit Saden,
bic nidtS nit bem su tbin batten, mas
er uerbatte. Nameutli6 ieiue Iu9en
bliebeu manhmal lsfunbenlans gang
itarr iteben uro batten einen merf'
ipiiroigeu, b0dlt befremSli9en gus<
brud. Dam raffte sr iib lpieber ses
maltiam empor ullb 3ipang iid} often.
bar, ii6 NIT benz gu bei9dftisen, mas
gera6e porlag.
sd babe Dir alio einen galons
lpaeen belorst, Seliie," laste er gu
iein'r Ni6te. n@r ipir6 Tim adt llbr
iiinfunouier3is Minuten bic Citation
bon Weitbampton Court beriibren uno
UNI neun llbr oem Qiperpooler GrpreBs
sus in Qonbon angebdn9t perben. Sd
benfe, baB Cir baS ARRANGEMENT oes
fallt un0 Iu 10 obne ieoe gtor,tng
Geiner Geipobnbeiten bic 9teiie ;uriids
legen faunit."
Sd banfe Dir, Snfel."
nGage9en luiirbe i'd Gir enpfeblen,
ui9t 10 piae Qeute mitsunebmen.
Menn Du elm ooer ;mei Gieler mits
niramit, 10 iOllte bas mad meiner s(ns
fi6t geniioeu. Sinb mir uibt aud
nod slle gu Geiner @erfiiguns? @oSu
allo nod bic iimitdnblide Mlrs. @im.
pleton?"
Settle ridtete iid etuas Don ibrem
Gipan in Die 6Obe uno fab ibrem
Snfel fdarf in's @eii6t.
yNsarp sebt mit!" iaste iie bunn
beitimnt.
Simon Sefferion ;ufte drserli@ bic
Sdultern unb ipanbte li9 ab. Suit in
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CROSSES NEG GECHE ECM WEST COMMERCE und EAST sIRsS[

bab Bal unb 26ffel f@ ni9t tauen
luhen, llnteri@eibuns nnb bamit BE
griffe ermerben. alio geiitig nod b6ber
tlettern. Oiefe grtlarung mirb Der
Wteinung bes Iutors 3u Golge Nerate
uao plp9oIogeu uobl gu befriebtgen
Derm6gen.
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MmS0erottet

tuerben init Siilfe bon DR.. Bierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" bic @iftitofie all.r Gr'
ans benz Slut. Gs rest teOes Organ su ses
iuuber Ebdtisfeit an, reinist unb berei9ert
has BIut unb erfrii4t uno erueuert babura
bas sanje Gpfem. GIle 1lut., Saut. unb
@euebsfranfbeiten, bonn getu6bnliden .Yim.
pei" bis gum b0sartisften Gcrofef, tperben
burd bae Discovery" sebeilt. Bet @rinb,
Gle9teu, 3rdte, &otblauf, Geulen unb aor.
bunfelu iit 20 bas birest fnrirenbe Nsittel.
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frau arottne
Weefleb pom Garnsp,
8aloiuin Co., Via,
ihreibt: ygo1e fiini.
unb3iuan5ig Sabre lang
litt ,6 on elmer ofteneli
uno ftets eiternben
Mnnbe am Bein uno
frdsenartigen Gus.
fAfas tfj bate ale
6offnunq berlorert, ie
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9erreugarOerobe glrtifel
auer Grt, in srober austpabl
unb febr biais.
9anblhube bon 25 gents an.
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@rober Ausberfauf bon aleioer=
itofeu,

bic 3u ieben 8reiie berfauft tperben.
Sebaftopol, SO 3oa Brett, % Gents.
Boaene Serses, 40 3oq brett, 42 Gents.
RameeIs9aars eerses, rebucirt BON $1.OO
anf 81 Gents.
Diagonal, rebueirt bon $1.O0 auf s8 Gts.
@eitreifte 8laibs, rebucirt bon $1.Oo auf
66 gents.
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MItter,

bic ibre 8aaben germ biibid N.
seaoSen ieben, inlten inier 2aser
BON RnabensNn3iisen in Mugens
ihein nebmen.
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Utener ye1HHu bU Vptrs
ben: lin 70 sliidlider tnadt es nitd, iassn
la tonnen, oaB Sbr DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" mild bon alien nleinen
Smmer5en unb @ebreiten fnrirt bot. Borber
gatfe td3 ntele Doftoren unb fat ale befanb
ten ufsttel oagegen obue 9rfols probirt."
XterCe sarantirt zine Gut.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsamshelmaas @ehaille anh 9iblom.
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eeiaenitoffe!
@bina Seibe gu 20 Gents.
8mnte Baid.Seibe su 55 Gents.
@emufterte seibe au SO Gents.
s4ottiide eeibe gu "a Gents
Bunte Safet.seibe 3u 81 90
0robe Wtenge BON &eitem gum bal
ben Hreiie!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

Paint me portrait, Artist,
OF the woman most fair to see,
Invoke the aid of genius divine;
This needs must be, for this ideal of mine
Is fairer than most women be.
She is fair beyond compare,
And you need all your skill howe'er skill
full you be
To blend your colors and paint for me
The face l see, with the soulful eyes,
With a shadowy promise of Paradise,
Showing plainly through the earthly glow
OF beauty ne'er equalled here below.
Aye, she is wondrous fair;
1 challenge you, Artist, to show her to me
With all the beauty that Loves eyes see.
She is fair, very fair; aye, fairer than
And her hair which was once all gold
Is golden still, though here and there
You will see a plaintive silver hair
Which tells a story of pain and care.
Don't leave these out. they are jewels
there,
With beauties yet untold.
Give to her lips, so like rose-leaves sweet,
a shading such as you never meet
Save in lips that have often kissed a cross,
And like sweet rose-buds shaded with
Are sweeter thus shaded, and softened,
too.
Sad lips and tender, curved and true
Paint all this carefully. Then her eyes
Are blue, with mixture of gray, like the
skies
On a day when the sunlight bright Up
pears
AS if yelled with mist-a mist Of tears
Paint this misty-grayness, tits the ghost
of tears
That have lived in her eyes, and their
beauty wears
Proudly the record of tears well shed
Whether for the living or for the dead.
Can you paint Soul? All the chiseled
Is frightened and beautifed with the
grace
OF the Soul within. which is very pure.
And very gentle, and very sure
OF itself. in its own pure, gentle way,
Like the eyes in their glance, and the lips
when they say
In gentle look or a gentle tone
Love and patience, both in one.
There is the picture, Artist mine,
To paint which you need genius divine;
For there is a subtle something in the
beautiful face
Aside from the otherwise perfect grace,
Which stamps it with beauty beyond COM
pare,
Richly beautiful and very rare.
Each perfect feature, the gentle eyes,
Show this shadowy promise of Paradise.
Paint it, Artist, paint the Soul,
If you leave it cut, you marsthe whole.
NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Living in Fear.

The Armenians complain bitterly OF the
delay of the powers in forcing the sultan
to give satisfactory guarantees for the
protection of the Christians of his empire.
Their complaints are not unreasonable
They see only the immediate danger with
which they are threatened. They know
nothing of the difficulties with which the
powers have to contend. They do not
realize that if the sultan believed he was
to be deposed he might order a general
massacre of the Christians-an order
which would be only too gladly obeyed
in nearly all parts of Turkey. Neither
do they understand that the powers do
not trust each other fully and that the
greatest care has to be observed to pre-
vent a war among themselves.
The Constantinople dispatch, published
in the Morning News yesterday, illus
trates the condition of affairs in that and.
other Turkish cities pretty clearly. The
Armenians live in constant fear of a
massacre. Their minds are filled with a
nameless dread. What a terrible fear
must possess them when a pistol shot
in private quarrel, is sufficient to cause
such a stampede as that which occur
red in Pera on Thursday. Thousands of
people rushed out of the city and other
! thousands barricaded themselves in their
houses and shops. Everywhere through
out the city the people were the victims
of the most abject terror.
For weeks Christians have not been
able to attend properly to ordinary a.
fairs of life. Pleasures of all kinds have
been practically abandoned and business
his been conducted with difficulty. The
dread fhat possesses the people, units
them for any occupation. Their one
thought is, what is going to happen? All
feel that some terrible misfortune is i'm
pending. Under such circumstances it is
not to be wondered at that the Armenians
complain of the delay of the powers in
taking some definite action. They feel
that almost anything would be better
than the suspense.