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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-02-18
AUBiTOR'S NOTICE.

IN the matter OF the trust estate Of Brad ord
Bios. No. 76i Equity. IN the Circuit
Court for Garrett County.
This is to give notice TO the creditors Of
Bradford Bros. to file their claims properly
authenticated with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, on or before the 10Th
day of February, 1897, as will then state an
account in the above entitled cause, distrib-
uting the money in the hanuS of John Shart-
ger, receiver, TO the parties entitled to par
ticipated in the distribution Of the fund.
JULIUS c. RENNINGER,
Special Auditor.
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NcTrSE.

ORPHANS COURT GARRETT Cot NTY.l
FEBRUARY TENN. 1897.
ordered, by the Orphans Court for Garrett
County, This 9th day of February. 1897. that
Executors, Admie iStratorS and Guardians
who have not performed all the duties re
quired of them according to law, are hereby
notified and requested to perform their duties
on or before the 2jrd day of February, 1897. so
tina proper returns of estates may be made
to the County Commissioners for taxation.
DANIEL WILSON. c. j. O. G.
T. II. CUPPETr, j. o. c.
True Copy, Test: ]. w. WHITE, Register.
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and cruel This one needs to be urged
to self assurance; that one to be held
in check; here perfect frankness must
be used to cOunteract lying tendency
there little effort made to set too
confiding nature on its guard. Your
failure to recognise all this means
danger to the child and demonstrates
your uniitness for training.
| know it will be said that it is fear
fully difficult to give this close per-
sOnal attention to each one. Certainly
it is. SO is it much more difficult to
clear a piece OF land than to leave it
alone, but the farmer goes to work
with hope of gain and the teacher
and parent should be actuated by the
same motive. But the gain in the
latter case is infinitely above merely
material profit. 1t represents the re-
mOyal of bad tendencies and the
planting of grand purposes that after
being absorbed into the being of the
child shall be transmitted TO genera
tons yet unborn, but over whose fate
your influence shall have been ex-
erted. Is not that reward enough?
Go back to the 'uncultivated terri
tory for a moment-if man neglects
the swamps, they poison him; if he
makes no clearings, he starves. We
have but opened the subject.
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WantedAn Idea I $ns S ST. SalRs

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURH & CO., Patent Attor.
neys, Washington, D. c., for their 500 prize offer
and list os two hundred Inventions wanted.
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As there are myriads of homes, each,
more or less wisely or mistakenly, So
licitous regarding the welfare and ca
reer of one or more children, perhaps
in this column we may prOfitably
dwell for a while on some phases of
education that are much overlooked.
Furthermore as these children will be
the young people of the next century
a right idea of education will be just
as profitable preparation for the OPP
portunities of the new age, as will be
the massing and unification of reform
forces that | have dwelt on for the
past weeks.
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The question to answer to yourself
at the outset is What is the child
mind?'' Some things it is certainly
NOT, and by disposing of the mega
tives, the positive purpose of educa-
ton becomes clearer. 1t, the child
mind, is not alone sheet of paper to
be written on at will, nor a gaping
cistern to be filed to repletion, nor a
plassic substance to be moulded Just
as you please, nor an animal to be
taught to act without reflection, nor a
mere machine to be set going and be
kept going for the purpose of earning
a living until death puts an end to
need. In some ways it partakes of
the nature of all of these figures of
speech. But more than all, it is like
an uncultivated territory to which
man, the saviour comes, absolutely
beyond his control is the original out
line of that land. Its rivers, its hills
and its valleys were there before it
ever came into his possession. If the
owner has wisdom, however, he care
fully studies every portion and decides
greatest possible good from the land
at his disposal. He drains the low
lands and makes them produce. He
removes the great bOulders left by
glaciers of former ages. He diverts a
stream and makes even dry poor soil
surrender things that are good.
Furthermore, bear in mind, that what
ever he puts into his fields by way of
fertilizer or of seed is of no profit at
all if it retains the condition or the
form in which he distributed it. The
soil it is in must act upon it, taking
from the fertilizers or giving up to the
seed; and therein is the wisdom of the
husbandman shown in suiting his eff
forts to the character of the ground
and then leaving light and air, soil and
mOisture,-things he never made and
never will make,-to do their unob-
served work by day and by night.
One other point, and we will turn to
the application of this somewhat
lengthy similitude:-Each of all the
tracts Of land in your town calls for
different attention. Every farmer
reader of these lines will say Amen
to that.
i
Thus is it with the child mind. Fond
mother, bending over your dull-eyed
babe for the first look of recognition,
though that child in your wonderful
sense, bone of your bone and flesh of
your flesh, yet after all physically and
mentally, it is nothing but a gather
ing into living form of inheritances of
body and of mind that have come
down through generations. It's lat
ter life may convince you even that
in some instance those gifts from ear
lier ages reach back to the days of
savagery. 1t is for you and the teach
er to operate upon conditions as you
find them. Each child in a family
has pecularities of its own. Each
little creature calls for individual con
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CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA.

numbering nine volumes, bound
in silk cloth, pages 10x14 in
ches, and strictly up-to-date in
every particular, which we will
award to the teacher who sends
to this office between now and
May l, 1897, the largest num-
Der of paid-up yearly subscrib-
ers to The REPUBLICAN.
To the teacher who sends
the second largest number we
will give
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Have we in our day any experience
with such gathering? | must an
swer very carefully, or possibly later
Demetrius may be affronted. For
fifty years or more we have heard a
swelling cry that has echoed and re-
echoed through the land, Great is
Education in the public school," And
by a sort of metal infection the cry has
been taken up by all who heard until
Education. Education! Educa-
tiOn!!n' greets the ear on every side.
Now l reckon there were some
Ephesians who worshipped Diana in
sincerity and in truth. They actually
gained strength from the wholesome
myths that had gathered around her,
and their shout, therefore, meant
something far more spiritual than did
the rest of the clamor:-much of it
was for "business.n So | believe that
"EducatiOnn on the tongue of grow
ing numbers who look deep down into
the conditions of life, means all that
is helpful and hopeful in the race.
But with the great swaying, shouting
multitude, it begins and ends with
parrot-ike book knowledge, it is
against this very common view of the
subject that these lines are directed.
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The following I'm; liable on the b. l. ..
went into effect or Sunday, November d
1897. Trains now leave Oakland as follows.
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GOING WEST.

VIII take passengers for Terra Alta,
Newburg and Tunuelton,
CHAS. O. SCULT,
General Passenger Agent.
c. r. SCHROEDER. Agent.
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Some Rambling Thoughts.
Copyrighted by Memo"

Once upon a time a certain silver
smith (Acts 29.24-4D gathered around
him mob, and for several hours all
cried out "Great is Diana of the
Ephesians." The siIveismith had
most excellent reason for the agitation
since by belief in Diana he made his
living. AS for the rest, most of them
knew not wherefore they had come
together" but they shouted just the
same. That mob mot Demetrius him
self has always stood forth as an ex-
ample of blind devotion.
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would not enter or my list of friends,
Though graced with polished manners and
fine sense,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
BE STRONG AND HEARTY.
How TO be Strong and Fail or Life an,
vIzor.

How to be Strong and Fall or Life and
vIgor.
II you starved for two days you would
feel as weak as a cat.
Proof enough that your food Is the
cause OF your strength.
II your stomach Is sick, you're starry
ing away your strength. Slowly, per-
haps, but none the less surely.
You feel 1t yourself.
You have nausea, loss OF appetite,
headache, giddiness, pain in the stom-
ach, loss Of strength, spirits and am
bition.
What do you think? That It's your
head?
But It's not. It's simply your stom-
ach.
Food Is strength. Stomach makes II
available. II stomach won't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will, In a
few doses, make your stomach well and
help your food make you strong
Who wouldn't he strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick. tired, weary men and women,
those who are working their bodies and
brains too hard. VIII find relief and
strength in Shaker Digestive Cordial.
II makes strength. II makes health.
II makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine, It's a
cordial.
IT'S pleasant to take, and more than
pleasant In Its results.
For sale by all druggists at 10, %, 50
cents and 81 a bottle.
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AM ARANnoNEn COAL SHAFT
And tho Mystery Connected with II
Either Murdered or Murderer.

And tho Mystery Connected with II.
Either Murdered or Murderer.
Special Correspondence.
WEIGH, W, Va, Sept. AT Helena,
two miles above this place, there is an
abandoned coal shaft. the property of
the Charleston Coal G. Coke Company.
There has been strong talk here lately
OF starting 1t up. Last Wednesday. a
well dressed man, stranger, came to
Helena, stating he was from Phlladel-
phia, Pa. and that he represented firm
In that city who were going TO resume
operations on the shaft, right away. He
told no one his name. but was free to
state his business. The man dlsap-
peared Thursday morning, and has not
been seen or heard OF since that time.
This morning number OF men were
working around the shaft, and they dis
covered footprints In the soft earth, n
large pool OF blood on the floor OF the
platform and blood stains all around,
1t is supposed that the stranger was
either murdered or that he had murder
ed some one and thrown the body into
the shaft which now contains about
seventy-five feet Of water. 1t will take
some time TO investigate the matter,
but It Will be probed TO the bottom By
the authorities.
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In,n,,,or, for Dr,,,,d ,I,.,,.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. s.-The
agricultural department is finding diff
Guilty in supplying the demand from the
live stock centers for inspectors requlr-
ed to examine the dressed meats for
foreign shipments. There has recently
been very pronounced Improvement In
the European market for American
meats, which the law requires should be
inspected before It Is shipped. and as a
consequence inspectors are called for
from Chicago, 81. Louis. Kansas City.
Omaha and other western shipping
points. Theshortage Of inspectors is due
to the fact that the civil service list in
oludes no eiIgibles for the work. The
deficiency has been temporarily sup
piled by permitting the unemployment
OF persons who have heretofore been
engaged as inspectors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-07
QUARTZ GOLD FIELD
In the mIchlpIootsn Ceuntry-ProSpsc-
tors Floeking There.

ia INC NAlCllNpAeNNNh
tors FIoeking There.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. "a special
dispatch Is received to-dayby the Even
ing News, from Wawa city, the newly
laid out town In the MIchipicoten gold
country on Lake Wawa, Ontario. The
embryo town Is located In the one mar
row pass which leads to Lake Wawa,
from the landing place on the shore oil
Lake Superior which Is but six miles
from the gold discoveries.
The News stan correspondent writes;
"As to the gold discoveries developing
to anything like the indications give for
1t can be said that quartz has been
found that assays over $500 ton. II Is
found not In one section, but In diner
ent places extending over several thou
sand acres. Quartz has been found here
containing free gold In chunks as big
as kernels OF wheat-gold In its pure
form which does not have to be subject
ed 90 chemical process to free II from
the rock. Prospectors every day are
finding specimens that assay $50 per
ton.
Probably one hundred prospectoTs are
to-day working in the hills Another
party OF twenty-five reached here yes
terday afternoon, Several thousand
acres have already been claimed, but
there are all kinds of disputes about
priority OF claims and nobody who eau
tell who will get patent from the gov
eminent, The country where the dis
coverles been made has never been
opened up for settlement The only in
habitants are INDIANS and Hudson Bay
traders, and they are few.
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BENwoOp.
News Item, from thO Lively IndultriaI
Town.


Business Is picking mp in Benwood,
and the calamity croakers are becoming
fewer everyday. There Is a better out
look in all lines OF business, and the long
green circulates with more freedom
than for many long moons. Democrats
don't care TO admit the better trend OF
times, yet they have quit bowling about
prosperity" The Wheeling steel and
iron works paid its employees in gold
Saturday, and with nearly an the mills
hereabouts In operation, business men,
the best judges OF the times, say that
the outlook for business this fall is very
bright
Though the streets have been lighted
by electricity for about week, citizens
are not quite used to the new order OF
things, and as the lights are turned on
each evening they blink Ike owls In
daylight. The improved lamps, and
general modern improvements, make
the system as good here as in any city
In the country,
The schools opened yesterday morn
Ing with a good attendance. 1t was
rather tough on the small boy who had
played on the river bank all summer, to
clean up and don collars and shoes, and
he did II with sigh.
Wheeling being dry Sunday, resulted
In an exodus OF the thirsty down to Ben
wood, and the several town pumps here
came in handy,
A crowd of West Liberty people,
about twenty In number, were delight
fully entertained Friday night by the
Misses Riddle.
Mrs. Frank Porterfeld has returned
from a four months visit TO Reading,
Philadelphia and other points east.
Miss Bertha Riddle left yesterday for
West Liberty, to resume her studies at
the state normal school.
The new sewers WIN be completed in
about week or so. and the work Is pro-
crossing in good shape.
The unusual happened yesterday.
Monday mornings police court register
ed whitewash.
Miss Mary Dixon will leave shortly TO
attend school at New Concord, Ohio.
John Swartz, OF Pittsburgh, is visit
ing his mother here.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer
WEIGH, w. Va, Sept. 6.-Henry
Gray was arrested at coburn, Va. by
the authorities, and brought to this
place last night, by Detective Joe Hud-
dleston, and turned over to Deputy
Sheriff ]. W. waIdron, who took him to
the county jail. The keeper and guards
had retired and he experienced some
trouble In awakening them. When he
turned to ring the bell the prisoner fed.
The sheriff chased him nearly q mile,
but failed to recapture him Gray Is
wanted for the murder OF Henry Hars-
ton, at Algoma, this county, January II,
1895. He went TO Harston's home after
he had retired and at the point OF re-
voIver made him get out OF bed. When
he raised up Gray fired, the ball taking
effect in the abdomen. Harston lived
thirteen days and died from the effects
of the wound. Gray has been lodging
the officers ever since.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 6.-Tho
mammoth manufacturing plant at
Mendelssohn Park, near McKeesport,
Pa, containing the Mendelssohn piano
works, the Barckhoh organ works, the
Dickson & Wood brick works, was burn
ed to the grounds at an early hour. en-
failing loss Of $4,000. The supposl-
ton Is that the building was set aflre.
The organ factory In which the blaze
started, has been idle during the past
two weeks pending settlement OF lltlgaA
llon, brought about by financial dificul-
Ties.
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ON THE VERGE
90 Great Mining Era--A GsOIogtSpS
Prediction.

Prediction.
DENVER, Col, Sept, eve are on
the verge of a great mining era" re-
marked Clarence King, former chief of
the Unlted States geological survey to-
day. "The time Is not far distant when
man can start out OF Denver and
travel to Klondlke, stopping every night
at n mining camp. Already two AmerI-
can stamp mills are pounding away on
the borders OF the straits OF Magellan,
and the day is approaching when a
chain of mining camps win extend from
Cape Horn to st, Mlchaels, I believe We
are about TO enter upon century which
will open up vast resources and will be
the grandest the earth has ever known,
Before the end OF the twentieth century
the traveller will enter sleeping car at
Chicago, boundv ia Boring Straits, for
st. Petersburg, and the dream of Gov
ernor Gilpin will DO realized"
Mr.. King Is on his way east from Sc
attic, where he QUILTED party for the
Klondlke.
He believes that II the next steamer
from the gold fields brings 100000 or
thereabouts, 100000 men will so into the
Yukon country next spring,
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rhe Monongnhsla nI,.r nnllrond co.

on Sundays during the present sum.
mor the Monongnhela River Railway
Co, viii self round trip tickets between
nll points a. ono fmre Tor ne round
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
tho people Of ClArkBburg n chance 10
visit Falrmont. and the FAlrnont poo.
pie an opportunity 10 80 to Clarl,aburr.
travelling slNty.slx miles In either ease
mt n cost Of only nifty cents. This ID
"fomelhIng new" Tor West Vlrunln.
and II IN hoped that tho people viii
show their appreciation VI these low
rates by pntronlglng them. lth6s
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Daily Trains to Colorado, Utah and Calf
ToTnin.

IOruin.
Commencing at 10 p. m. September
Il, and every night thereafter at the
same hour. the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St Paul Railway train will leave the
Union Passenger Station Canal and
Adams Street. Chicago with elegantly
equipped Palace Sleeping Cars for
Denver and other Colorado points, with
through connections at Denver for Salt
Lake City. Ogden. San Francisco, and
points In Southern California. The
route TO Denver Is via Omaha and Lin
coin, Nebraska. and Is flrst-class in eV-
cry respect All the modern facilities Of
travel are included in this direct route
to Colorado-the Eldorado OF the west.
The allied lines, composing the route,
viz, the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul RaIlway-Chicago to Omaha-and
the Rock Island and Pacihc-Om1ha to
Denver and Colorado Springs-have
united to make this the most popular
route to all points west Of the Missouri
river. For further details, time tables.
etc, address John Il. Potts, District
Passenger Agent, c., NJ. n st. p. Rail-
way, 4S6 William street. Wllliamsport,
Pa
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motion to quash summons, set for Sep
TENDER s.
j. G. Tomllnson VS.. Wheeling Railway
Company ct al; set for September IL,
Kate Eldemlller VS.. Christian Brand
fass: motion to dismiss. set for Septem-
Der II.
Hess, Lennon & Company vs., Otto
II. Auber; set for September IA; pleas
on September II.
Part IL, Chancery'
Mary Beltz VS.. Valentine Beltz; mo-
ton to dismiss, set for September II.
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GLOBE, Arizona, Sept, 6.-Ahout 1000
Apache Indians are OFF the reservation
and are scattered through the Pinal and
Superstition mountains killing deer and
gathering wild fruits. None OF them
are provided with passes and ail are
armed. They have committed only mi
nor depredations around the ranches of
the region. but the settlers are alarmed
and are on guard, The Apaehes are
all from the White mountain reserva-
ton, In the vicinity of San CarIol.
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wh,re uor.,. arc a NpI.ane..

PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept. 6.-Wild
horses have become so much of a null
sance in Northern Arizona that Attor-
ney General Frazier has been asked II
they may not legally be slaughtered.
That vicinity has been overrun by
several large bands. hundreds In num-
Der, unbranded and unclaimed by any
one. They have readily increased In
number and have become wilder than
deer and vicious as well. The matter
has been referred to the live stock
board.
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Hair Fare 10 Toledo.

on account of the Knights Tempiar
conclave at Toledo. o., the Cleveland,
Iorain & Wheeling railway will sell tick
cts on September It'll and sth, at one fare
for the round trip. This IL the quickest
route and two trains daily. except Sun
day. For particulars apply to Cleve-
land. Lorain 6 Wheeling agents, or at
the office Of travelling passenger agent,
Mcclure HOUSE block, Wheeling. w. Va.
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lFyouhave ever seen a little child In n
paroxysm OF whooping cough, or n YOU
have been annoyed by a constant tick.
ling In the throat, you can appreciate
tho vnluc Of One Minute Cough Cure.
which gives quick rellcf Charles Il.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streetb;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets; A. ". Scheclc. No. Goa Main
street; EEley Bros, Penn and Zans
streotg; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport
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SYMPTOMS Molsturc; Intense itch.
ing and Btinglng, most NJ night. worse
by scratching. n allowed Go continue
tnmora form, which often bleed ana vi.
cefatc, becoming very sore. SWAYNig'g
OINTMENT stopg thc itching md
bleeding, heals liberation, ana In most
cases removes tho tumora Al Ctug.
glsls, or by mail, FOR 10 cents. Dr.
Bwayno n Son, Philadelphia, llhs&w
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A Few PoIntsrs as 10 Time via Wheeling
g. Lake Erie RAILWAY.

Do you know that you can leave
Wheeling at 4. m. via Wheeling &
Lake Erie and arrive at Toledo at $40
p. m, Detroit 6:2O p. m. Fort Wayne $50
p. M, Chicago 1859 p. M, st. Louis $50
a. M. Kansas City GEO p. M, next even
ing. st Paul 4:l0 p. m, Minneapolis AS
p. m. next evening? You can do It.
Consult Wheeling & Lake Erie agents.
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RUNNING sores, lndolont ulcorp and
similar troubles, even though N many
ycnra' standing, my be cured by using
DoWiltB Witch Hazel Salvc II noullics.
strengthens ana honln. II IA the grunt
pile cure Chnrlrn u. Goethe. Market
aud Twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair,
Forty.slKtli ana Jacob streets. a. n.
Hchccle No. G0i Main street, Exicy
nroH, Pom ana zuno streets, Bowie q
co., lirldgcporL