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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-16
LOCAL BREyITIEs,
Matters Of Minor Moment IN and AboH
IIlh lillv.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and AboHt
tho Clty,
The Grand this cyenlng-"speclal De-
livery"
Christmas shoppers throng the streets
every afternoon and evening now, ana
Saturday the throng was especially
thick.
Sam Golngs, of st, Clalrsvlllc, who
was sent TO the penltentlary for two and
one half years for highway robbery, huS
been pardOned.
At the tin mill OF the LnI3ello Iron
works two mills Nru In operation, tho
other two being still oft and not likely
to 80 ON until after the first OF the com
ing year
The herdlc line from the Elm Grove
roads terminus TO TriadelphiH hna
been started again by David Nickerson,
who bouEht the herdic from the rail-
way company,
Edward Miller, lhborcr at the
Riverside tube works, was badly cut on
the head Saturday by large lump OF
cOul, which fell from high trcstle pn-
der which he was walking,
Miss Harum Scarum" closed very
successful engagement at the Grand
Saturday night, The play is ahove the
average Of its clnss and all the people
In the company are talented,
At the Riverside steel works Friday
night the record was broken by three
heats The turn made fifty-siA heats,
turning out $50 tons. This Is the big
gest run ever accomplished In any one
turn,
Saturday morning the coolest
weather OF the season was experienced,
The Thermometer at SChneprS regis
tered as low as 10, Yesterday was
bright and sunny, and the Ice and snow
thawed R'lIttle, but It was cold again
last night.
Saturday evening blaze broke out in
bedroom at Frank Korkln2kis house,
at 1908 Water street. Considerable
damage resulted, but It would have
been worse but for the snow on the roof
The Eighth ward engine put out the
blaze.
Yesterday large crowd OF people
from both sides OF the river gathered
on Back river TO skate, Owing to
the danger OF communicating smallpox
there Health Officer JepsOn had the city
police go over and dispense the people.
Later many were skating on the shore
Ice Just above the suspension bridge.
Manager Tracy. OF the Western Union
company, has learned that several boys
he fOund-it necessary TO discharge, are
going about, stIll wearing their uni
forms. and soliciting district messenger
work. II these boys had been trust
worthy they would still be regularly
employed, and Mr.. Tracy warns the
public against them. Hereafter all
Wester Union boys will wear numbers
and by this sign they can easily be rec
ognlZed
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.

strangers In the city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.
Mr. H. F. Behrens is home from a
southern tour.
Mrs NJ. Van Pelt, of Moundsvllle,
was up Saturday.
Paul o. Rcymnnn is home from trip
10 New York City.
II. L. L. SnodErass. OF New Martins
VILE, was here Saturday.
Henry YoupInger. OF Mt. Morris. Pa,
is visiting hIs parents here,
Miss Anna Reymann has returned
from visit to Pittsburgh friends.
Prof. d. W. Shields, principal Of the
New Martlnsvllle schools, was here
Saturday. -
Hon. John II. Floyd, cx-state senator
and editor OF the Charleston Mail, was
here Saturday.
Miss Nettie Smaller. OF New Mata-
moras, is the guest OF Miss Limerick. OF
the South Side.
Mr.. William o. Rau, OF Harper's Fer
ry, is the guest OF his sister, Mrs. q. a.
Beauter, for afew days.
Mrs. Lindermau and daughter, Miss
Behrens, OF Lazearville. are guests OF
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. William Baeshar, the Sixteenth
street tobacco dealer, IL In Pennsyi-
vanla on business trip.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Owens, the well known
glass worker. manager OF the Libby
works at Toledo, Ohio. is here on n
visit, called by the sickness OF his
sister, Miss Maggie.
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THE UEPARDoNABLE SIN
The Subject Of Rev. DR.. canninEhanl'i
sermon Last Evening.

The Subject Of Rev. DIR. Cunningham
sermon Last Evening.
AZ the First Presbyterian church last
evening the pastor. Rev. DR. d. a. Cum
nlnghanl, preached n powerful sermon
to a good-slzed congregation. linking
for his theme "'The objectionable Sin. "
and for text, Mark 3, 1890: verify l
say unto you, nll sins shall be forgiven
unto the sons OF men and blasphemles
Wherewith soever they shall bias
pheme; but he that shall blaspheme
against the Holy Ghost hath never for
giveness, but Is In danger OF eternal
dnmnatIon; because they said, He hhth
an uncleap spirit.
Also Matthew II. 81 and 90: Where
fore say upto you. all manner OF SIN
and blaspherny shall be forgiven unto
men. but the blasphemy against the
Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto
men. And whOsOever spcaketh q word
against tho Son Of Man, II shall be for
given him, but whoBoever speaketh
against the Holy Ghost, II shall not be
forgiven him. neither in this world nor
In the world to come"
These, sald the Doctor, arc moment
Gus words OF our blessed Savior. All
may Zee there ~ a difference In speak
ing against Jesus and against the Holy
Ghost. There are various opinions
about the objectionable sin. Some
suppose It could only have been com
mitted by those who saw ChrlstB mir
aclea and heard his Instructions from
his own lips. Others think II has been
committed since that time. but IN very
rare instances, while others believe
thoy have committed It ard spend their
lives In gloomy forebodlnRs, unilt Tor
the service of God or the society OF men.
And yet believe this sin has been
committed IN thousands Of Instances
little suspected"
The objectionable sin ls tho net OF
one who rs highly enlightened and at
the same time very malicious against
God. Light respecting spiritual things
and malice against the person. work or
offices Of the Holy Ghost nrc the essen
ttals In many ways man may com
init such sin, and he who would not
ain beyond forgiveness must take heed
how ne tribes with holy things To
continue 10 say No to the Oitcr Of mercy
IL one way IL commit the gih. a wilful
and continued rejection or evidence IN
one way Anyone who can deliberate
~ reject the ofIer Of Chrlat'H mercy can
commit the unpard0nnblc SIN and be
LEFT aiono by the Holy Spirit to perish.
Our danger In greater than the Pharl-
secs, because we have moro light.
AZ Ia whether distressed Foul has
actually committed the din requires
several Inquiries, first ~ 10 Ills state Of
mind. was II done wllfully, Spltcfully
knowingly IBID he intend 10 rcnOunct
Code spirit forever
Dr. Cunningham closed ny assuring
his hearers that n HccklnR sinner aud q
seeking Savior ara Rlwnya ntltC To meet
and there Is nlwnyr u Hrcklng Savior
where there IN a seeking sinner
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AZ st, Joseph's Cathedral yesterday
mornlng the Forty Hours Devotion be-
gan. This is not fixed service hut Is
held, usually once year, by appoint
ment OF the bishop The services OPEN
ed with the usual high mass at 1880 u,
m, when Rcv, Father Moye preached,
impresslng on his hearers the import
aHoe OF attending the services OF this
series, which continue till Tuesday. His
sermon was on the uncertainty OF life
and the necessity OF being prepared at
all times to be summoned into Gods
presence,
The mass was followed by the Process
sion OF the Blessed Sacrament, the hish-
op oliiciaing, assisted by Rev, Father
Routlou as deacon and Rev, Father
Atoye as sub-deacon. At this service
also Rev. Father MOye reclted the
nitany OF the Saints, The attendance
was very large, as also at yespers at
ESQ last evening. At this service Rev.
Father PaQuin. OF Elm Grove, preached
the sermon,
The masses to-day and tomorrow
will commence at 6, $50, 7:so and s
o'clock.
The services viii close Tuesday. MORN
ing az 0 o'clock. Rev Father Maurl-
thus, of ST. Alphonsus church, VIII be
celebrant at the hlFh mass and oiiiciate
at the closing benedlctlon.
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CONDITIONS OF DIsCIPLEsKIP,
Rev. DIR. Hlksr's sermon at FOurti
Street II. L, Church, Last Evening,

Rev. Dr, Rlksr's Sermon at Fourth
Street II. l., Church, Last Evening,
Rev. Dr. A. II. Riker preached n very
interesting sermon at the Fourth steeet
NJ. E. church last evening, and every
seat in the large auditorium was occu-
pied, His subject was: THE Condi-
tons OF Dlscipleship." His text was
taken from Matthew YI-3; III any
man win come after me let him deny
himself and take up his cross and fol-
low me-" Or. Rlkers main contention
was that II anyone desired 10 follow
Christ there must be an unconditional
surrender 10 His Will. There could be
no half service. The Greek word for
deny. meant something more than mere
denial; It's Significance was that one
must deny himself utterly" The re-
Guirements OF disclpleship were alb
sOlute. True Christian character and
Christian life stood for implicit obedl-
ence to the Lords will, No man could
serve two masters This was fact, an
incontroyeEtiblc truth. All men were
created free agents, but all who accept
ed Christ's invitation to follow Him. lie
would help.
II was very hard for some TO submit
TO entire conservation TO ChriSts work
This was illustrated by the man who
came to Christ claiming to have kept all
the commandments from hts youth up.
He inquired what he should do to be-
come a disciple. When he was told
that ne lacked one thing, and that he
must sell all he POSSESSED. he turned
away Borrowing. The price was too
great to pay.
DR.. Rlker then maintained that It
was not possible for society people Y
serje the Lord. because society sos
where Christ Is not expected. Did you
ever hear OF progressive euchre party
being opened with prayer? Did you
ever know OF dance being opened
with prayer7 Did you ever hear OF a
theatrical performance being opened
with prayer? No, because society has
not lost Its self respect: 1t Is too refined
to trihe with sacred things. Although
It docs not follow Christ II does not rid
icule sacred things.
II you follow the Joys, pleasures and
amusemCnts OF polite society, you can
not follow the Lord or meet His re-
Qiirements OF dlscipleship.
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CAPT. DovEHER HOME.
lie Makes n Flying Wait Some Topics of
Interest.

lie Makes Flying vIaIt- Some Topics OF
Interest.
Hon. d. u. Dovener embraced the op.
portunIty to make another flying visit
home Saturday, returning to Washing
ton last evening. He does not expect
10 visit Wheeling again until after the
holidays. He expects to remain at the
capital during the holiday recess, 80 as
to familinriZe himself with the work
ings of the departments, so that when
he has any business with any Of them
he will know Just where TO go and what
10 do.
Captain Dovener. speaking Of the
Ambassador Bayard matter, said he
had no doubt resolution OF censurc
would be reported from the committee
and. that II would 20 through with n
rush He expects also to see thrir les
islation on the line OF Republican policy
10 make up the deficiencies In the rCvo-
nues. He thinks the committee np-
polntments Will be announced about
Wednesday OF this week, and that
Congress will then adjourn until after
New Years.
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plID. OF A HOGS BITE,
william schumacher Comes TO Ills Death
From Strange Cause.

From ahtfauHcNh
Yesterday morning William schu-
mnckor died at his Home two miles east
OF ST. clairsvllle. aged twenty-five.
Some time ago the Intclligcnccr mon
toned the fact that he was bitten by a
vicious hog and later that 1t had been
found necessary TO anputnte his leg to
save his life, This was done. but the
operation was Intellectual. Blood pol
sonlng SGT In, resulting In his death. as
stated.
Schumacher was engaged In the mont
business at st. ClalrHvIle and was an
cstlmable and popular young man, lie
was n cousin of city Clerk banncnberg.
Of this city. and was well known here.
Tho funeral will be- Tuesday at y. IN,
from the Presbyterian church In St.
Clnlrsvillc.
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Saturday at tho Cgylor coal works
William Harris was fatally hurt and
the coal tirplc badly damaged by the
breaking ~ a cable, which let a loaded
cur descend with terrific torcc. Harris
md @, VIVIAN Toasenwcre talking when
they heard the ear coming, Van Fog
sen Jumped In the nick Of time from tho
Triple, while Harris was unfortunate,
and stumbled and was hit by the car,
II striking him with terrific force aud
knocking him on the coal tipple onto
tracks, about forty feet below His in
Iurles consisted OF broken legs and u
broken back, also internal injuries and
bruises about the head.
The coal tipple is very badly dam
aged by.thls accident,
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

AllsuitnblO for tho Holiday trade. We
have an immen,o varictS. all Of the very
latest shapes and decoration. DO not
fail to examine our stock aud learn our
prices before purcha'ing. You will and
our goods equal to any in every respect
aud our prices 10 pcr cent lower than
tho exclusive croOkery houses
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special Delivery" which comes 70
the Grand the first three nights OF this
week. Is mclodrama Of high order,
and deals with the postal system, the
hero being an ordinary postmau. The
plot Is exciting and the interest never
ures and thrilling ciininXcs. A number
OF musical spccialties ARE introduced by
the Electric Qunrtette. The scenic sur
roundings are picturesque and realistic.
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THE BARRIERS MEET,
Adopt u Constitution una Complete the
Organization.

FhNNIh "NNN f@-N
Organization.
Yesterday afternoon the newly form
cd boss BARRIERS union met In Bru-
baugh's shop, on Market street, south
OF the creek, to complete the orgnnlZa-
ton. The committee appointed to pre-
pare constitution and bylaws re-.
ported, and It's report was adopted and
the constitution signed by ell present
A committee was also appointed to se-
cure the signatures Of BARRIERS not pre-
sent II is composed Of William Kuhn,
chairman. George IIobstetter and VIII
lam DenlgCr,
II was resolved 70 close all barber
shops In the city at noon on Christmas
and New Years,
1t was also decided to petition council
to pass an ordinance forblddlng shaw
Ing on Sunday, and assessing fine on
all BARRIERS who violate It's provisions.
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THE FORTY HOURS
Alteration Services Opened ut the
Cathedral Yesterday,
PROCESSION OF THE SACRAMENT

Az the MOFpIns sIals-ssFvlOs' Continue
Throughout the Day, with Several
EarnSAt Dlseoursss- 'ThSy VIII Last
Throughout trp-tlay Also = One OF the
MOst solemn ObssryAnOsu In the Church
Calrndar,-Largo Attendance al all tho
Exercise. = NOsahlo Sermons in Other
Churches Yesterday,
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Mile Rhen closed her engagement
Saturday night with the second per-
formRnce OF Nell Gwynnc," which
again gave satisfaction TO n large audi
cnce. Josephine, Empress Of the
French" given TO a fair house In tho
afternoon, did not seem to make so
favorable an impression as the same
dInmn did WHOM given hero hefnre
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Now Ia good time 10 make nm OK.
change. We con allow YOU moro for
them during tho holljnyH lbpn nt any
other time, an tho demand In grontor
O s. llOuNIi.
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RAs rATALIY Eunr.
Terrible Accident a, tllc Wheeling steel
Plant Saturday.

Plant Saturday,
At noon Saturday John Robinson net
with Il fatal accident at the Wheeling
steel plant, while cleaning on the
switch To the shear track, An engine
cllno In on the track, aud he was so
buslly engaged that he did not notice
II until II struck him. knocking him to
the ground IN such a position ms 10 run
over his leg almost at the trunk, and
nearly scverlng It from the body The
man was picked up and carried 10 hH
home In AtcMechcn, and Dr Haslna
was hastily Summoned, hpt his condl-
tion Is such that he cannot possibly ru-
cover, aud amputati0n WAS not resort
cd to,
Rohinson rs about sixty years OF ago,
lie leaves q family In McMechen.
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A Rarely e oS1 haaIes s RmSsola i,ao
cd Lace Trimmed Six HandCrchicfd at
soc and gSc each, worth more than twice
as much. GEO, NJ. SHOOK x co.
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OUR Booklets and Calendars are
going fast. II you want any come soon.
earle BROS.
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A brilliant complexion Is beauty Ia Il.
seif IL p!cases the cycs Of thoughtless
people and tic minds OF thinking people
they know that really good comp cSion
Is a sign Of health, and created by Nature.
There are different ways Of initiating fine
complrSior cosmetics, which deceive no.
BODY. hut min the skin and make the user
look silly and pfematurcly old stilnuIau'8
which only give q temporary lush danger
OTIS drugs which drive pimply disorders
nom ihe face back into the blood. al
these counterfeit" cotnplcTiuns Rrc I'm
SAFE and easily detected. Hut the E,nuiuc,
unuiis,akcablc, much Admired colof aud
clcarnrss of health can only be obtained
by clearing all bilious matters aud humoTs
out Of the blood.
The first step towards creating a good
complexion by Natures own method y to
get the blood clear, and the circulation Tree
nnd active. There " no complexion 90 sal;;
low, muddy OF pimply but twill be cicS5ftcd
and frightened by Dr. piefceH GOLDEN
Medical Discovery. II 10 tile best natural
cOntpleSipn.tnakcr on earth. IL sthds Tue
fresh glow " real health TO tic cheeks ny
thofoughiyclrnringn all bill ana ciupuNe
huuots oft Of the blood. u Strengthens
the digestion mud fcgulates the bowels III
mild, natural way. II gives hnRhief color
10. tic blood, and not only beauties tic
complexion but makes the eyes brighter
and the breath swcctcr.
II the bowels bc very much consupated,
a viii be advisable TO take small doses OF
Dr. picrccs Pleasant Pellets, conformity
with the use OF the Golden Medical DIS
coVrty.n One OF two cacl day - lust SUI
acirnt 10 gct u IL Laxative and altgtauvc'
OF blood cicansinS, eject will be sufficient
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III Wits Little finrly l,lrcrs Tor
blllousnoss, indigestion, constipation.
A small pill prompt euro, Logan
DRUG ca, wheeling, W. VA, II. H. Pea
body Bonwood. and Bowie q Goa
1ifllpNnnI. U.
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BUY Diamonds from Dillon, Wheat
& Hancher Co, and you are Slrc to
get the best.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANcHER co.
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800 Gold watches at greatly reduced
prices
DILLON. WHEAT & HAECHER co.
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HAVE youAsen those elegant so Trons.
orinE.? You should not fall IL order u
pairnt 4. HESS Is SuNS'.
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MANICURE Sets. Comb Brushes and
Mirror Sets In Sterling Silver, at
MNAMEE'S,
gl37 Market street
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ALAnGE Htocl NJ wrltlnr Paper In
Dainty Boxes for the Holiday trade NJ
CAllbB MOS
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NEW candy makers. and ncw goods.
GEO, l.. DUNST.
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IAHUAINS IN Ladies' aud Gents'
Watches, NJ II. u. ptLLMAN = COS,
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ifAvfLAND China, Lower than any
house In the city.
DILLON, WHEAT a. iiANCHER co,
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PRICE LIST

10 piCeO Toilet SGT, rlain.o"".~Sl ~
lOpisco Toilet Sa,, decorated" | :.
u piccc Toilet Sct, piaiu"...." : 10
9piccc Toilet sol, dOcorOtoi"." . !,
5jpoco 'roa SGT, plain..",."".~ : w
lOl pioco Dinner Sci, plain. ..,"m ! %
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wAronne JolN pncKrR q co.
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comfortable chamber in. the second
story of the barn, and you shall be
carefully nurseA and taken care Of
there it,
But you are mistakcn,'t cried the
young man; II an not
"Hushlr said Kate, gently. so not,
be afraid to contide in me. lam Dr.
Duers sister, and know the whole
story. Sit here and rest little, and i
will bring You some bread and milk.
until my brother comes"
II am thousand times Obliged to
you," said the stranger, aud the
bread and milk will taste delicious.
after my long walk. But do not
know what leads you to think that i
am victim to varioloid. have lost
my hat in the wind, 10 be sure. and am
compelled to wear this Syrian-looking
drapery ON my head, but never had
smallpox and hope never shall.n
Kate Duer turned red
Then" said she, III you are not the
smallpox ease, who are your
Il am Felix Amo:y." said the Young
stranger the chaplain of st Ln-
cetta's hospital in New York. lam to
preach in aid Of home missions on sun.
day next
Kate Daer burst out laughing.
And everyone has been installing
You for tue smallpox case. said she.
oh, Mr. Amory, do come in! How
could we all lave been so stnpid9 But.
you See, The minute you began to
speak Of the hospital-" NJ
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4 ! IT ~
agined herself like tie giffed and nm
fortunate Mary Qneeh of Scots and
dressed up 20 the part, as sfar d nine
tecnth.eeutury prcindices allowea her;
and she was seated by the easement,
trying to End u rhyme % suit a most
accommodating line OF p5etfy, when
the tall, pale stranger appeared under
her window. for all the world as
| Mrs priltcfsps subsequent rs ca pressed
II, like irpubadpnr or David L izzio
himself
Excuse me. madam. " lie began. .'b1t
am from the hospital, and
my goodness mel" ejacuiatetl Nj.
Printcmps. jumping % her feel: how
dare you come here and tell rae that to
my face! Why don't they isolate you2"
Madam" said the surprised stran-
ger.
Go away said Mrs. T.rir:emps.
hanging down her window and to.iing
IL noisily. Bctsey' = 10 her girl
run across the meadow to Mrs. Under
lays. and tell her that the smallpox
case is rampaging all over the country,
trying 70 get people TO let him In. and
She isn't To open the door ON any ac-
count, And stop at DR.. Drcr's and
ask him what sort of sanitary regula-
ton he calls this kind Of thing9''
II am afraid 10 meet him. mem"
said Betscy, getting behind the side
board, and amt been vaccinated for
seven years, and"
"Nohscnse!" said Mrs Printemps.
IF you 90 across the pasture field,
you'll get there fully five minutes be-
fore he does Make haste now"
Kate puer was standing ID her door
way watching the storm roll grauGly
over the mountain tops, when a weary
aud bewildered traveller entered the
gate and came hesitatingly. IN.
II beg your pardon sail he meek
~, but think there must he soE,e-
thing singular in my appearance.
People seem TO shut their doors nst.inst
me. and shun me as il had the Eesti.
lcnce. And cannot find the residence
of Mr.. Dibble. the clergyman. Would
it be asking too much if were to re-
quest permission to rest in your porch
until the storm is over? came from
the hospital. and
"Oh, | understand" said Kate, quick.
ly, 'you are the smallpox patient: but
have been vaccinated, and am not
afraid of the disease. There is a very
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FROM THE HOSPITAL.

Esq said Rev.
Mr.. D ii bic, II
knew | could de-
pend upon the
hospitality OF my
flock to entertain
this xccll ent
young divine, see.
ing that my own
household is in so
di6or pnnized "A