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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02

wounds, I respectfully suggest that the
department bring these facts to The no.
tice of the Madrid government and ask
that instructions be wired that he be re-
leased from prison on the condition that
he will leave the island and not return
until the present war has terminated"
The letter of transmittal signed by
President Cleveland is entirely formal and
expresses no opinion. 1t simply responds
to the senate's request by sending the cor
reSpondence
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02
NEEDS A NEW CAPITOL.

Jackson, Miss. Feb. 1.-The demand
for new capitol building broke out
afresh today, when 1t was known that the
rains of yesterday had simply deluged
the several rooms of the present struct-
ure. The floors and carpets were all wet
and ten foot sections of plastering had
fallen in every direction. The roof Is so
rotten and patched that further repairs
Is throwing awav money.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02
CARDINAL GIBBONS
Spends a Few Minutes in the
Magic City-In Good Health.

Baltimore, M. D., Feb. l. Cardinal
Gibbons started on ten days trip
through the south last night. His OBJ
jective point is New Orleans, where he
will be the guest of his brother. John T.
Gibbons. The cardinals trip is for rest
and recreation, He has as his guests
in a private car Rev. w. A. Fletcher,
Rev. John A. Cunningham and Mr.. Frank
Murphy.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02
WANT A RECEIVER.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 1.-Application
has been made in the chancery court for
a receiver for the Gal1ego mills. Messrs
T. Emmett Seaton and b. T. Crump, are
the petitioners, and represent the Rich
ard Grant company, of New York. The
petition viii be heard Wednesday next
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02
SENATOR GEORGE IMPROVING

Washington, Feb. 1.-Senator George
has so nearly recovered from his attack of
heart trouble that he Is. considering the
prospect of returning to his home in Mis-
sissippi. He sits up nearly all day now
and is gaining in strength. His physi-
clans no longer regard his condition as
serious, and unless relapse occurs,
which is not now looked for, he will be
able to be about within a week or the
following days. He still remains at
Garfield hospital.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02
GAVE SATISFACTION.

Fort Monroe Va, Feb. 1.-The new
gunboat Wilmington, recently construct
ed at the Newport News ship yards,
made trial trip under the direction of
her builders this afternoon. She ran
down as far as Cape Henry and gave en-
tire satisfaction. ~. t7
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-02-02

Washington, Feb. 1.-Secretary Herbert
has made arrangements to go to Charles
ton on the 18th inst, and spend two days
while Admiral Bunce's fleet is blockading
that port. Secretary Herbert has re-
eeived the following report from Capt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

/. Paurs self Is a more convincing
argument than even the superb monu-
m,nts OF reason he has reared in his
epIsIes. HIS logical mind could not
have been imposed upon by cunnIngly
devised fable. The man who catalogues
his excessive sufferings could have no
sinister motive IN propagatlng a lie.
Barrett, with the celebrated case OF
Lord Littlstnn In view. says: Many a
vehcctiyg mind. hitherto unmoVed. mas
Welded 10 the power OF this page OF
the gospel"
;, Speaking OF this event. Paul says:
Il was not disobdient TO the heavenly
vision" The inference Is, he might
have been Powerful as was the pres
aufe. Il was not Irresistible. There was
an ultimate element OF SelthcOd that
might have asserted itself.
4 Saul, the prosecutor, was acting
ConScicntiously. He thought he
ought" But there are Conscicnces ana
clnscicnccs-u deiled,
scared. "a well az good. It Is not enough
n say. Il can do so and so CouscIen-
Ni0uy!ly." aswer Il, What kind OF a
conscience have you?" \ conscience
illuminated and Clcansed-such only, IS
SAT. guide.
4 Paul was shown how great things
he must suffer. Is I'm panorama, thc
whole dreadful scene passed before his
minds cyc-stripes. rods. shlpwrecisE,
rnrIls. wcarinc7a. painfuincgs, watch
lnEs. hunger. thirst. rigtlnEs. cold and
nakcdncss The dauntlcss courage and
complete devotion OF Paul ig evident
from i,lc fact that, though revealed be-
fore, none Of these things moved him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

southern white corn 2GIz 62G2c. Oats
nrmer: No. white 24IsG2jh; No. 2
mixed 29023c; receipts ll,24S bushels.
Rye steadier; No. western 1sn4O%c;
receipts 1895 bushels. Hay steady. with
fair demand; choice timothy sl3 soar
u 90. Grain frcIghts quiet and I'M
changed. Butter steady and unchRng-
ed. Eggs weak and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI.-FlOu quiet. Wheat
quiet: No. red SSuS9c; receipts 1000
bushels; shipments $500 bushels. Corn
firm; No. mixed 2ic. Oats quiet; No.
mixed 1910. Rye quiet; No. S6c.
Lard firm at 81 90. Bulkmeats firm at
81 3OGp4 40. Bacon higher Mt s. l5q5 20.
Whisky steady; sales Of 9OI barrels on
basis OF 81 II for spirits. Butter quiet
and steady. Sugar firm. ESgs easy at
Sc. Cheese unchanged.
TOLEDO.-Wheat active and easy;
No. = cash see; May 9Oc. Corn active
and steady; No. mixed 2Gc. Oats dull
and steady; No. , mixed lSc. Rye
quiet; No cash SIC. ClOverseed lower
and easy: prime cash s. 10.
PHILADELPHIA. - Butter steady
and in fair demand; fancy western
creamery l9c: do Pennsylvania prints
l9C: do jobbing 2OQ2Sc. Cheese dull
and lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13
MRS. SAGE ON VENTILATION
The SilillOnaIrs'a WIFE ContrUstsths Past
with the Present.

Thirty or forty years ago an orphan
girl scarcely fourteen. was entered az
pupil at popular seminary. She felt
stmngc and lonely among new faces
and unaocus,omCd SURROUNDINGS, and
tho principal noticed Il. She Ind chat
chIldS bed moved into her own room,
not an oyerlarec apartment ct beet,
and Incommoded herself to hold the IT.
Tie child's hand at night, when she was
homcsicli and wakcful. and lay think
Ing OF her dead mother. The principal
OF a latter day school would never think
OF doing such thing, In the first place
she had been taught "hyglcne,' and Is
sure that 10 sleep In room with an
other human bling Is unhealthful. Then
her privacy must be strictly preserved.
She likes 10 have all the minutiac OF
her toilet apparatus To herself She
cannot be intruded upon. II makes her
too uncomfortable.
have my own ideas about this VEN
tilatlOn business, and this isolation Of
people during sleeping hours. had
five uucles, all OF whom lived to be
ninety or nearly ninety. and they were
all pretty healthy throughout life.
There was not one OF them who did not
only sleep In room without ventilation
as we now consider the term, but every
one Of them used 10 go about. religious
~ Stuhlng up every crack or crevlce
by which the slightest hint OF ulght air
could creep into the house. Look at the
animals, They all go OFF and burrow In
lalrs at ulght, and breathe the same air
over again. The turkeys and chickens
and all birds sleep with their heads
tucked under their wings, think plen-
" OF fresh air at ulght II preferable.
/ advocate Il. but doubt II It is as alb
solutciy essential to hcal;h as We are
taught to believe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved In six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This new remedy Is a
great surprise on account Of It's exceed
Ing promptneSs in relieving pain In the
bladder. kidneys. back and every part
OF the urinary passage in male or fe-
male. Il relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing It almost Immediately.
II you want quick relief and cure this
Is your remedy. Sold by r. II. List,
druggist. Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour weaker,
6gdTlc: No. . red SliSnSJIEc.
CDrn-No. ., g2hd23hc
Oats-No. .. l6lATl6Nc: No. white
1871 G2Oc: 40. 3 white l7d17iE; n" 2ycl'
low 23Ad2jasc.
Rssrlcy-No. : nominal; No. ., 2fd33c;
T1a%seed-No, I. 77isasOc
Timothysced-PrImc s. a..
p"rI,-Mcss. per barrel IS lOdS 10,
i9rd-Pcr 100 lbs 81 12d4 Is.
Short r!hs-Sldrs, Ooose) 81 4'hi so.
Dry sailed shoulders CboxcD 4Hd49tc.
Short clear sides tbnxedl issg4Hc;
Whsky-Disullcrs' finished goods per
gallon 81 II. ,o,,s
dairies 9d lGc o,o,o,.
C,hcc5c-Stcady at 9lemiOhG
Eggs firm; frcsh l0@lOLc'
NEW YORK. Flour. receipts l3;l2i
barrels; exports TO- $50 barrels; market
wcak md lower: closed ilrm; winter
Wn,cnts 81 55G4 IS; Minnesota patents
X SoGii 40 Wheat. spot irregular; No.
hard SGy,c; options opened weak and
Iced strong at KAYE net advance;
Nh rod March closed Mt Ohc; May
closed at 7STc Corn, receipts a,Gsoo
SmsIIkIs: exports 100000 bushels; spot
stendy. No. 2 29c; options generally
Arm and closed &c higher; March clos
cd nj 2Oifc: May closed at 299,c. Oats. re-
ccInts lOS, 600 bushels; exports Hello
buancls; spot quiet: No. 2 22c; options
Inactive closing unchanged: May closed
at giisC. Hay steady Hops quiet.
TIldcs firm. Leather firm. Beef quiet.
C,,ineats nrmer. Lard firm, but dull;
Western steam 81 37's; refined firm.
PORK Guict. TnllOw quiet and steady.
cntionscch oil steady Turpcntinc
ouIct, Rice steady Molasscs steady,
SnTrCe. oniions steady, closed quiet at
n mel advance OF 10 points; sales II $50
bocs. sugar. raw strong refined
strong
BALTIMORE. - Flour unchanged
rcrrinis sos barrels, exports g.l9a bar.
r,ig Wheat weak and lower; No, : rod
spot SGHc. May 7SE I79c; receipts al'7SI
bwsbels; southern whcat by sample "
sjoOC Corn frmcr: spot mixed March
sG2 n g67.c: May 2iMWsIlsc: receipts
s6s, sos bushels; exports 1850 bushels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Feature, Of the Money and Stock
MARKETS..

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets..
NEW YORK March l2.-Money on
call easy at l'4G2 per cent; last loan
per cent; closed at lE62 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper aGI per cent ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at 81 s7GI S7H for
demand and 81 s5Ii64 $50 for sixty
days: posted rates 81 SSlsa4 SSG4 ssh;
commercial bills 81 SI%. Silver certih-
Gates G3hGS4c. Bar silver 65s,c.
During the greater part OF to-day the
stock market was given over TO the
same apathetIc condition that has
characterized FOR the last few days,
accompanied by the same undertone OF
iirmness which kept most prices up.
This firmncss in the market issued In n
sharp advance in prices as soon as any
activity developed which happened late
in tO-day's dealings. The Vanderbilt
stoclId ehidsed the principal advantage
from the buying movement, Omaha
showing an advance OF points and
New York Central Ia per cent on n
large volume OF trading, greater in each
case than that in any other railway
stock. The transactions In Omahn were
only exceeded by those in American
Tobacco. the leader In the market. The
large dealings in Tobacco. which have
been n feature for several days past,
continued to-day and the price recelv-
ed an upward impetus from the de-
cIslon in favor OF the company OF the
New Jersey suit, which sought TO an
nul the charter OF the company. I'M
der the buying melted by this news the
stock advanced Ii per cent Sugar
was comparatively neglected and fell
TO sixth place in the volume Of transac-
lions. There was nothing In the Tecord
OF the day 10 show that the trading was
other than professional aside from
some buying OF the investment stocks,
which together with buying Of bonds
has been going on for some time, The
market Is stllI extremely narrow ana
largely subject to manlpulative efforts
The keen Investment demand for high
grade mortgages was manifested In the
days bond operations, In which many
issues recorded substantial Improve
ments. The market also was broader
than for some time. with the speculn-
tive issue practically neglected. The
sales were $i,4IS0OO.
Governments responded fractionally
to a moderate investment demand,
which was most pronounced in the new
IS. The aggregate transactions were
$500.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
l27.IT6 shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
biegram: The stock markets were
stagnant again to-day. They opened
nat, but closed better. The dealings
were purely professional. The Ameri-
cans were llfeless. but steady.
Berlin quiet and the Paris bourse
dun.
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WBBBLING 4 Elm GROVB RAILROAD
WHEELING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY
C. o. BREWSTER Receiver.

,,,,.,, .,,r No. i5, to take effect 1901 a. m,
UNIV sunday. November 10. 1895.
r,,vc Wheeling, i9I5, sli:i0 n, m,
.o,so ss.l; i4.g9, $500 p. M
-i-cnyc Peninsula --iS:oG, 1851. sll:B a. M,
~; -NIartn's Fcrry-iS;ie. 1851, gli;S1
d, 1n ta;Ss, ever. ilA2, 1919 p. M.
a. W. rlrtyc Terminal Junction-tS:i7. 1904
AZ M is.iS '3:a2, 1886. sg.l2 p NJ.
'f. ave TCrmlnal Junction-f5:22, 300 4.
>, sis,In n. NJ. s3:l9. L;O5. 1914, tSa5 2. m.
Gave Martins FCrry-ii'sS, 1901 q, M,
.ii.tS s3.J5, }A:IO. fj:l9. tS:he p. M.
I,cNys Prninsuln-i7:5l. s9iA a, m, 'i2'sl.
tisii. NlT, tj:.i, fS:aS y. M.
Arrive Wheeling -iii0. 500 4, m, 'l2'5i,
fi.i5. tI:gI, i5.1l. 1905 y. m
'DaIly. fDaliy except Sunday. sSundayS
only,
All trains Will run on Eastern Time
j. Il. TAuSStG. Superintendent.
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T.. f.. TURNER, OF Compton. Mo.
writes us that after suffering from
piles Tor seventeen years, he complete.
~ cured then by using three boxes OF
DrWltrs witch Hazel Snlvc. II cures
eczema pnd severe skin diseases, G. II.
Goetzc. corner Twelfth ana Market
streets. Powlc & Co, Bridgeport. Pea
body & Son. RenWOOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

CHICAGO-Whcat closed strong to-
day at about SIC advance, after giving
every indication during the morning OF
a repetition Of yesterdays disastrous
break. The oyersold condition on the
market and reporta OF good export bust
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CHICAGO.-Cattle steady: the bulk
sold at So GOd4 20. with good many
sales at 50 SOd4 rs: stockers and feed
ers 81 OOHi 20. lively. Cows sold large
ly at 81 4Od3 40. and fat heirers brought
50 j0d4 co.. Bulls sold at 81 2jU3 SO.
and choice calves sell around So co..
Hogs, stronger demand and active,
with sales Sc higher than yesterday,
and the supply was taken at 81 45n3 IS.
The bulk went at s. SOq3 s.; light
weights 50 %; heavy 81 so; mixed s. 80.
Sheep in active demand and strong:
sheep 81 1913 % for inferior up 10 81 10
az 20 for good TO choice fiOcks: Shorn
shep sold ut s. COOS IS. Lambs active
at 50 7Or5 40.
Receipts: Cattle. 5000 head; hogs, H.
900 head; sheep. 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime 81 S0T5 90; feeders s. 60qi 90:
bulls. stays and COWS 81 I5G5 90. Hogs
slow: best medium 81 0OftI 0j: heavy
Workers. 81 0OdI O5; common to fair
Yorkers and pigs 50 9Od3 %: heavy 81 so
as 30; rOughJ 81 50I3 20. Sheep steady;
ohio fed westerns 81 20d4 40: natives
81 1894 60: common s. 6OG3 40: choice
lambs 50 2jG5 50. Veal calves IS 001
6 so.
CINCINNATI. Hogs strong and SC
higher at 81 ljd3 20: receipts 400
head; shipments 1000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13
PlI,,i rII,.i IteI,Ins PlI,.i

SymptomE-M Moisture. intense itching
and stiHginF: most At night worse by
form which often bleed an ulc"fatn, he
coming very sore SwANNl'S ONT.
MgST stops the itching and blcedlnE.
heals liberation, and In most case1 r.
moves the juniors NJ dfugglRH or by
mali. for y cents. Df. sway~e Son,
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

ONE Minute 1. all the time neces-
sary 60 decide from personal expert
ence tina. one Minute Cough Cure does
what Ils name implies. c. Il. Goethe,
Corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Peabody &
Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

LoSDON-The wool auction sales
we're continued to-day with very firm
tone. The continental buyers were more
active bidders, while American represent
tatiVes bought Enod woods. Inferior
stock was slightly better. American
purchases so far FOR this series are
placed ut 1000 bales. The offerings ag-
g1'eguted 1866 bales. OF which 1000 were
Withdrawn. The sales In detail follow:
New South Wales--4.2Sl bales; secured
SIsd9ls I'd; greasy 5Ed9d. Queensland
y. 93l bales; secured Idols %; greasy
5ddis. VIctorIa-9II bales; secured Is
IDOLS 4isd; greasy 5hdllisd. South
AuStralia-i.G93 bales; greasy 4isdS1sd.
West Australia-6lI bales: secured lid:
greasy 4iaalOlGc. New Zealand-@,9SG
bales; secured Shddls I'D; greasy $50
slsd Cape ~ Good Hope and Satal-Il
bales; secured Is nd: greasy 5q5lsd.
Punta Arenas, 500 bales: greasy $40
lid. Forty-hve bales OF sundries were
sold at 6iad.
NEW YoRE.--wool firm; fleece 800
zoe; pulled ljG20c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

EVERY day symptoms Of digestive
dslrdcr>-acli stomach. drLstrcss after
c.arg. burning ~ pit IL stomach, dull,
h,dvy fceiing-BurdOck Blood Blltcrs
never falls to correct any troubles OF this
rsr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13
Ns,.Is From tn, commsntarI...


Yet: Up to this moment his blind, per-
scouting rage burned as fiercely as ever.
j. F, and B.. Breathing threat
tninss: His inner atmosphere OF the
,ouL-whe,lon. -. =. Desired letters OF
,ae MGh-pricsr; The hiEh-prlest was a
Jewish pope with his SanhedrIn as his
cardinals, with sway as wide as the
Roman empire. Ibid. Women; Thrice
mentioned as an aggravated feature OF
hls crueIiy.-J., F., and R..-...As he
journeyed: Usually travellers are not
suspected OF ASPIRATIONS. because OF the
motion and noise.-Bengal......A light:
This was the shekinah or divine lustrs
OF the person or the glorious Jesus
Whedop. Voice: SterT:. yet full
o, grace Bengal. .......S SAUL SAUL
Jey,is knew Saul ere Saul knew Jesus.
Ibid PerSecutcst me: Paul strikes
IN Damascus. Christ suffers In heaven.
ibid. He. trembling and astoniSh-
"a. Like a powerful rntt-trntn he Is
stoppcI and driven back by a solid coll
llsion, terrible. and apparently wreck
inE in its rec0il Whed0n ~. o.. WHAT
Do? He does NOT wall out, An, LORD.
Rha. have | done IL may De ueep le-
penicuce that ruminatcs In sorrow over
Inc past; bus 1t is Ear more effective
rrpentcrce- that seeks. az far as posi-
be. IN undo che past by thu most earn
es. use OF the future.-Stler- Whedcn
III, shall be told thee: Jesus could
hayr told Paul Immediately, but he
chose 10 make one Of those NeTS dtscl-
pies. whom Paul who going 90 bring n
bogts TO jerusalem. the means ~ his
conversation: % To show that Sod VIII
help man by man: CD That IN the ben"-
violence OF Ananlas he might see The
spirit Of the religion he was persecut-
Clark ..... Three days: The bust
ness oC conversion Is worthy the be-
s,owal OF whole days.-Bengll........
Recollections OF early years, passages
Of Scriptures misunderstood, thoughts
OK his cruelty. last looks OF Stephen.
crowded his mind. and made the tire"
equal TO long years OF repentance
Conybea-e and HowsOn. Saul, Brother!
Tender Christian epithet for the late
mufderous perSccutnr.-Whedon. ....'.
Received meat: The body IL not sup,
ported b. the bread OF life, nor the soul
BY the bread that perisheth.-ClaFk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-13

EVERYBODY should know what a
good medicine Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
Is: 1t has cured many thousands and
will cure YOU.
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OIL CITY.-Credit balances Ole: GER
tIflcates, no bids; shipments 72,50T bar
rcls: runs l0l. IS9 barrels,
NEW neutrality-suspicious. crude
weak; April Ole.
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NEW YoRK.-PiE ron dull; south
crn $40 256I2 90; northern so 50Gl2 So.
Copper steady; brokers 81 so: eX-
change 81 S51l2 90. Tin dull; straits
Sl3 40fl3 30: plates quiet Spelter
steady; domestic 81 1904 10. Lead
strong: brokers 50 o.; exchange 81 lTis
as 42l.,
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FIELDS OEAOLYWRIT
-, INTERNATIONAL suNDAY.sOHooL
Lesson.
,sn, AntsIg. ~, ~ On.


copyrighted, Davis W. ClarlS)
SauI Converted,
r..e l,v Damascus, heart Of the
oL,,, her marbles cleaning amid her
- groves, a city 90 lovely that,
W. ,,,,r date Mohammed turned aside,
',,i,l,s. "Theyo IL but one Para
,,,, f,r me! II l enter this / will miss
u',' an, above" \ considerable band OF
Wv cSr,,,Inns in this syrian metropolis are
.,.,ping with dread the certain app
,,o,sh o. threatening prosecutor.
IN comes the Cillcian enthusiast, the
40, In,ulsl,or. consumed with his zeal
y, ,,tsdy tAe lettering fabric OF He.
s,,m csrlesiastleIsm. His credentials
.,c ,nllspulabic. Ills dSuntlesS cour.
-. coupled with Lialcctieal skill and
sSr,,ct knowledge OF the history and
S,.p1 OF Israel. thoroughly NJ him for
HI, cruel task. $40
Spsh Is the cagerness OF this young
,,rstdrlst 10 lay his hands upon these
,.rsr,s from Jewry. that Ne shows no
N, toward either man or beast in his
,rp caynlcade. The universal eastern
.,,,,m would have called'a long halt
S,rInr the noon houts, but on he
Ipeed',
me warrior when the ught Is nigh,
Nor talk nor landscape 'hecd5.'
hali.mlle and the goal OF this ever
memorable journey will be reached, The
ri,,'s EASTERN gate Is In sight. ON an
instant It is AS II the troop struck an
;gyJsIblr hut impenetrablc barrier.
S,,ye riders are endorsed. and the
Su1,b hru,rs give sign % recognizing
me prr,rrnatutalncss OF the event.
.u-ss, .udGen blaze Is round him poured,
As though all Heavens rctulgenI hoaru
In one riSh glory STONE
one sentence In that cver-tO-be.f for
r,tsr dialogue quite lifts The Veil from
10 heart OF tho ptDstrau. pe"seCut0r:
sit Is hand gnr thee TO kick against the
,Ficks 81. then. saul has been resist
inV rrpeaied thrus,s OF the Gnld OF his
conscience The very speed ana fury
., Iris long inqulsltorial journey may
h,ye been a last effort 10 rid himself OF
m, conviction OF the MeSsiIhshtp "
jsSus-a conviction whiSh e. doubt be-
can Al the martyrJom Of stephen.
No wonie" the highruad has bcrA
detected from The spOs where this scene
i thought to have transplrcd. in order
tina; careless feet may not protnnc T.
4 deep excavation has been made In
The original goad-bed by the carrying
away Of pebbles by myrlads OF pill
Eriirs. The conversion OF s., Paul Is
rey' N Pcnircos; IN Importance" in tb"
history % Christianity. ASIDE, too. from
is sacred claims. on purely historic
grounds the spot Is one Of Jranscendcnt
lnte!cst. There the compicNion OF Eu-
rorc was changed. and our current De-
ciGen,al civilization made -nossibie.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HART'S
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1916 AND 1873 maRfT sIMrI. wHErlR5. W VA
SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION.

This school offers complete and thor
ouEh education IN Practical English.
Mathematics, English Classics, Lain,
Modern Languages and Elocution.
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs. Eva
Hubbard. offers superior advantages for
Pencil. Charcoal, Water Color, CrRyon
Drawings and oil Painting,
Boys received IN tho Primary and Inter.
mediate Departments. For circulars or In
tervlGw. apply TO
MRS. NJ STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING, W. VA.
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d.. Miles NERVE PLASTER Only SC ~
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NEW YORK-PrlntinE cloths in bet
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ARRIVE.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Passengers between Wheeling. Martins
Ferry. Bellaire and Bridgeport, take Elee-
tr!c Railway.
General Passenger Agent.