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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Opened Yesterday With Interest.
ing and Appropriate Exercises.
THE ENROLMENT REACHES ISL,

AND 1T IS EXPECTED 800 PUPILS
WILL ATTEND THE SCHOOL BE
FORD LONG = THE OPENING
CEREMONIES WE'RE NOTABLE
IN EDUCATIONAL CIRCLEs-AD-
DRESSES BY MANY MEMBERS
OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06
HE STEALS HORSES
For a Llvelihood-sheriff Doyle Offerf
S25 Reward for the Scamp.

For a LIvelIhood-sheriff Doyle Offerr
S25 Reward for the Scamp.
Another horse thief visited Mounds.
VILE last Wednesday and stole valua,
BILE horse from r, J, McFadden. The
horse was recovered, however, as the
thief had sold # to a person living a few
miles from MoundvIlle. II IL also stated
that this thief got IN his work at Man.
nlngton. Marion county, having stolen
and sold pair Of horses. Sheriff Doyle,
Of Marshall county, offeres a reward OF
t25 for information leading to the arrest
OF the thief.
The description given OF the thief &
to the effect that he has a scar on the
forehead, one on left cheek, two front
teeth missing, one upper and one lower;
wore brown soft hat, light coat. dark
pants and vest; stoop shouldered. siS
feet high, weighing probably 165 pounds
smooth face, short mustaehe ana sandy
compleXloned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06
MEETS TO-DAY.
Sixth Annual Melting OF the State Den
tai Association.

Sixth Annual Melting OF the State Den
tai Association.
The sixth annual meeting OF the West
Virginia State Dental Society will occur
to-day at the Mcclure House. The
meeting is scheduled for f2 O'Clock. This
session win be brief one, and will be
taken un by the committee on introduce
ton. A trip TO the Wheeling Park will
take up the balance OF the afternoon,
Evening session, $3.50 o'clock, presl-
dents address.
Paper on Anaesthetics and Anaes-
thesin, by Or, C. Il. Mason. Discus
sion opened by Dr. ]. n. Mahan.
Paper on Alveolar Abscess, by DR., II.
II. Harrison. Discussion opened by DR..
George |. Keener
Paper an Cause Of Dental Carries, and
Treatment for Prevention Of Same, by
Or. ]. n. Mahan. Discussion opened by
DR.. Robert Tener
TOMORROW. lOA. NJ
Clinic on Crown and Bridge Work, by
Dr.. c. T.. Mason.
Clinic on Combination Plate and
Bridge Work. OR. Condits Method,
by DIR. j. II. Mcclure.
Clinic Cataphoresls, by DR.. Robert
W. Tener.
Afternoon session. 2:3O o'clock, Gin
ics by applicants for state certificates
under the state board OF dental exam
liners.
Evening session, 7:30 o'clock, Paper on
Treatment of Pulpless Teeth Prepare
tory to Filling or Growing, by Dr.
Charles II. Bartlett. Discussion opened
by DR.. II. X. Jones'
Paper on orthodontia, by Dr. G. A.
Hamill Discussion opened by Dr. w.
X. Cummings.
Paper on Disease of the Antrum. by
DR.. j. r. Stathers. Discussion opened
by DR.. ]. W. Storer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

a Few wccka ago tho editor was
tnken with n very Eovcrc cold that cnus-
cd him TO he IN u most
miserable condition II was I'm.
doubleday Ind case Of Ia
grippe and recognizing II az dangerous
he took Immediate npps io bfInF about
"a speedy cure. Fmm tho n1yorllpe.
moni uf Ch1mborlnlnH Cough Remedy
ana the many ROOD recommendations
included therein, we concluded IN mnlto
70 lrHl trial NJ the medicine. e. unv that
II was satisfactory In No roRulta ~ nut.
ting II very mildly indeed. II acted llltr
magic aHd tho result waB tt nnrrty and
permanent ourn We have nn hpHIinnuy
IN recommending lhB excellent cough
Npm.1y DO anyone afflicted with d
rUuvh Ur cold in any form Tho Ran
uUr of Liberty Ilhorivtowu, Mary.
lnud lho 20 aud 90 cent aIgna for sale
by drlgWIglH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06
TuE DAY or AToNEMpNr.

The Day of Atonement began last
evening. THIS day is one of the greatest
in the Hebrew calendar. and it's observ-
ance Is strictly adhered to. 1t is the tenth
day after the Hebrew New Years day.
There was a very large congregation
present at the synagogue last night and
Rabbi Levi delivered q very powerful
sermon. The observance OF the day Will
continue until this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

IN order to remodel his store room. o.
G. Gcnthcr IL compelled to sell his Greet
Stock Of Watches, Clocks, JcWelry,
Fancy Goods &c, at auction, commence
ing Thursday afternoon, October Z, at
1869 Main street. Auction every after
noon and evening until the entire
stock Is sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

All dfurrlHtn guarantees W. MllpF PAIN
piiiA ~ stop Headache zone cent ID dulh"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06
LOW RATEs no. NASHVILLE
VIA PsmmsSivRtn Lines for West Virgins
Day Al Tennsssee Centennial

Wednesday, october 20, will be West
Virginia Day at the Tennessee Centen-
NAL and International Exposition, at
Nashville. For this event ten-day round
trip tickets to Nashville will be sold via
Pennsylvania lines, October II and is,
at s12 so from Wheeling and other ticket
stations on the Pennsylvania lines In
West Virginia. For details, apply to
John Baille, city ticket agent, or ]. G.
Tomllnson, passenger and ticket agent
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

The New Woman and The Old Man, by
Cot. George ". BAN. Full course tick
cts, 81 co. Single admission tickets. SOC
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Seats on sale Tuesday, October s, at
Lukcns' jcwclry store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

THE New Woman ana the Old
man, by Col. George W. Balm, at the
Opera House, Thursday, October T. Full
course ticket, 81. Single admission tick
cts. soc, including reserved seat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

HAVE YOU carachc, toothache. sore
throat paths or swcllngs Of any sort?
A few applications OF Or, Thomas Ec-
lcctrc oil will bring relief almost In
Btantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-06

Deed made the 2ist day of July, 1877,
by James n. Vance and IAlne e Vance
10 Vance Memorial school. two parcels
of land two and one-half miles east OF
Wheeling; consideration, 81.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31

Not every woman can follow Queen Nata-
lies method of keeping her neck the envy
of nearly every woman in Europe, but her
majesty's plan will furnish hint which
ay easily he applied by all, says The
Washington Times Natalie is regarded as
the most beautiful queen in Europe, aud
her greatest beauty is her neck. The world
has just been let into the secret of the
method which has largely enabled her TO
develop this charming feature. The queen
takes frequent and regular exercise with a
heavy pitcher on her head The result OF
this Is TO straighten and strengthen the
neck and TO give ii the form which the
highest standard of female beauty requires.
Not only does the exercise add to present
beauty, but IL arrests the ravages which
time makes more quickly in the female
neck than in any other place.
If you could obtain admission to the
grounds of the queens residence near
Belgrade at about o'clock i'm the morn
ing you would see her majesty taking a
brisk walk with her pitcher on her shapely
head. She is accompanied by dame dhon-
neur who is not herself an expert in
the art of pitcher carrying. Queen Natalie
has very abundant black hair and a rlch
coloring. She is a finely developed woman
Her figure is strong and erect ana her
carriage is perfect for her favorlte exercise
tends 70 develop the neck and shoulders.
cism She takes care TO dress in way
to show these TO the best advantage.
From chin to bust queen Natalies hesh
has the firmness of marble, although, un-
like that substance, it is fun of life ana
blood. Her head is placed on her shoulders
after the manner of that of the Venus OF
Milo. There are no protruding bones no
wrinkles. no hollows; neither is there any
superfuous fairness. The whole is beauti-
full poem of form.
The exercise to which Natalie owes so
much of her charm IS one which has been
practiced by women of the poorer classes
I'm many countries from the earliest ages.
Rachel IT nay be remembered, met JACOB
when she was going to the well with her
pitcher. The women Of oriental countries,
of Greece and of Italy. have always been
accustomed 70 carry pitchers and other
burdens on their heads. They have httle
idea of identifying themselves when they
do this but nevertheless, they are doing
so. The American woman who worries
about the shape Of her neck probably never
thinks that it's defects are due TO lack OF
exercise tending specially to strengthen TINS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31
ANSWER OF A WOMAN
To the Question Why People Leave
Country for City.

Why do people leave the country and
flock to the city? The answer-from a
woran's standpoint.
This thing has puzzled me a long time.
II Is very hard TO understand. \ man
with good farm. a horse and buggy. a
COW. garden ana plenty OF wood 10 burn,
decides that farming does not pay.
There's no money in it." So he sells out
everything and moves to the city, where
he rents a small house on q crowded street.
finds a place conductor OF mOtoTman on
the street cars and then the grind begins
Everything has to be paid for. except the
air his family breathes. and that IS not
always desirable.
How much has been put away at the end
of ten years and what have his wife and
children gained by the change? | am
afraid to make the entry. the result in 80
many cases being sad and heart-rending.
Now, what is the remedy Statistics show
that there more farmers wives in the
lunatic asylum than any other class OF
women. Right here comes q clear and
shining point to this question. II the far
mer will not only use Intelligence and
judgment in cultivating his land I'm order
to insure good returns but Will add 10 this.
. n wise supervision over his wife and chill
dren. to see that the daily work is relieved
by timely rest and innocent amusements.
we would soon see a wonderful change.
The more attractive a country home IS
made by pictures. pretty carpets OF mat
ting. a piano or organ. with papers and
magazines supplied to feed ambitious
minds. the less talk there viii be Of tho
dreariness of country life. and the less
crowdng of our big cities there viii be.
As a rule. the farmers wife works al
day long. the children must do the same
an occasional glimpse of n paper gives a
vision Of the glory of a great world be
yOnd the fields. and they long for what
they have no.. Bring 10 them the bright
ness. the beauty from the city. and new
JOY is born. rest comes from the toll and
the love Of the sweet home grows so strong
In the children that the cid farm becomes
the abiding place % one generation after
another of the same name
If one farmer viii adopt these sugges-
tions. the writer viii feel repaid FOR so
n. 2. B
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31
a Fortunate Escape.
4 BURLINGTON YOUNG LADY TELLS THE STORY
OF HER RESCUE.

Hardly had taken the first box he
fore : experienced great relief from the
weakness and nervous troubles with which
I sas afflicted ami my eyes grew stronger
every day
care SOU taking the pills now2" was
the next query.
'-No. as ! told you. the FIRST box helped
m. q great deal. ana after J had taken six
boxes I felt So well that Z left of the med
i.lue entirely and have not taken any now
Tor some weeks . ann able 10 attend 90 all
ms duties and foel as we'll as can boz, while
my eyes continue 10 improve right along.
3D. not even mind the long walk from
ruT home a. tho business part 81 the city"
lIiss Warner further said that nr. VII
Iiams' Pink Pulls Tor Pale People build up
tue system. giving lasting effect ana not
merely "a fictitious strength for the time
being
Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain in a condensed form ali the ele-
ments necessary To give new lite and rich
ness 81 the blood AMI restore shattered
nerves Tbey are an unfailing specific for
such diseases as iocomotor ataNia partial
paralysis -. Nitus' dance. Sciatica. neu-
raIgia. rheumatism. nervous headache. the
after effect Of Ia grippe. paipitation Of the
heart pale and sallow compilations. all
forms Of weakness either in male or female.
PINK Pills are soid by an dealers. or viii
he sent post paid ca receipt Of price. ~
cents a box or six boxes for $3.50 Ohey are
never sold IN bulk or by the 100, by ad-
dressing Or. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady. n. I.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31

II R3kepstoddcn. NV Market. Ala
had not intended To appear ia the paper
oetiu So soon but circumstances 9'iii'-
,irres alter cases. ! wish 20 inform peg
sons whom I cannot rcdcn any "ther W.
thap throus-h the great medium OF me
Constitution. / h2ve received t"' I'ao"-
ages OF sattccn, the sender mcgee ms -
owe thetr address. This is why tney
haven't received the eXtgrminator or bugs
on an vines. plants. bedDuss. -tc. SUSPECT
one 10 oe an unfortunate bachel'f from "-s
chirosrlphy and other prominent features
IN his ease. lie writes me: please seid
the exterminator of bedbuss at once a.
the dolcful insatlate pests are making SAD
havoc of my otherwise peacefui ale. II
H.. had given his address he might now De
ENJOYING peaceful. undisturbed SUMMERS.
Now tits plain ID see that neglect Is SAD
defect in his othe wise perhaps NOBLE chdr-
acter has ueElected TO obtain "A valuable
homckeeper. a prudent ana judi ,louS Miie
TO share his joys and sorrows. ADVISE
him to east about him for a loving, care
ful wife who " in keep his house IN order.
clean neat and comfortable, VIZ, clean
well kept. wen aired. wholesome BEDS,
bright transparent windows. Wei Kept
CARPETS. soft-cushiOnod chairs. good, loose
comfortable gown and slippers. We are
rlancinc only at the culinary department,
breakfast not steamins. fragrant coffee.
nicely Drowned rich toast. hroiied ham ana
.p~es 20 taste rich cream and golden but
ter. etc. How could he do otherwise than
apprcciate highly prize such q helpmeet.
saving little OF the beautiful roses bending
and bowling i'm most graceful athtu"es.
sending forth their exquisite odor on each
passing breeze Porches, verandas. vine
clad and wrcathed IN climbing roses.
very fairy bower Stir up noble bachelor.
You are blinded to your own interest and
happiness. losing the most important sea
son OF existence. Remember Holy Writ
SAYS: Whose fndeth a wife. findeth
good thing. and ohtaineth favor % the
Lord" Proverbs xviii %. Live honestly
and humbly in the sight Of God happiness
viii be yours here and in the great here
after
will Just add that have an un axcelled.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31
"UHfgRalip NOked."

One can scarcely pick up daily news
paper an'. read the many divorce suits and
not b. forcihly reminded OF PauFs in1unc-
tion BE yc not uncqually yoked." That
= not an the sentence. He saws TO "un-
believers" but Il is TO - uncqually yokod
that is the cause Of 50 many people plead
ine 90 re 'unyOked" and OF that We will
consider.
There Is really something lamentable I'm
the contemplation of the easy way in
which the marriage VOWS are set aside.
When you read Of the pleas that arc
urged -iucompatihiIity Of temper. neglect.
drunkenness. failure TO support wife and
chlld. dcSertion. etc.-wc are told IN the
good hook that whatsoever God has joined
together. lct no man put asunder." Then
again the marriage vow is TO "clcavc unto
each other until death 10 part" Notwith-
standing all Of this the marriage vows are
thrown asunder as lightly as one would
cast away a failed flower. and men and wo-
Mon VINO swear to love honor and obey
and 90 take for better or worse. do very
much as the old negro said when reminded
% this promise. said. Yes, ! promised for
~->-er or worse. but when worse come.
quit en-
While we and know that this state
OF affairs exists. yet We do not see clearly
why IL is 50. The question naturally arises,
are mon ami women worse than they were
In former years. or are the laws more lax?
IL was the rarest thing one ever heard of
e divorce twenty years ago. the offcnse
was extreme. now huudrcds az eases an
pear in the court daily. and that Of mon
and women who have hccn united. some
only a few months. one ease not long
since said "on. month" and nearly all
come within ten years-mauy FIVE.
II men and women are not worse (and
preachers contend tn world is growing
botter. thor 30 must be- they are less nttod
a. bear with each others frailties. Marriage
is entered into more thou-htlessly-a couple
stands bsfore th. altar ami pledge their
VOWS that have known each other only
few short months and ONLY been thrown
toEst Their under the most pleasant "i'cum-
strts's. both having IN their company
manners The first Httl" trouoi" thii
arises they both give way under o. aud tlen
doma.s suspicious come. and $50 ID ga' s..
Their. is 10 such thing known as bear ard
fcrhear There never w.r" tW" people
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31

Mrs Lizzie small. rac.O, fex.-Dear -.
tr,.ss: Please allow me a little space in
your columns. This Is my first communi-
cation 10 the Kingdom. I read all the let
ters and think them very interesting. es-
peciauv those relating to womans suf-
frage. 1t seems as though this question
is attracting attention from almost every
point of the compass Both sexes have Is
sued forth from the strongholds Of knowl-
edge. narshaled their forces and with ban
ners unfurlcd to the breeze of discomfort
have marched to the front ana arrayed
themselves in line OF battle. each no doubt
cherishng the hope of victory. But In
this mighty conflict no one has yet proved
that man Is superior to woman nor has
the fact been established that she should
not be allowed to vote. notwithstanding
some forcible argument has been brought
to bear on this point. The fact that wO-
man is mans equal is clearly demonstrated
by the ability and promptitude with which
she executes her labors I'm the various vo-
cations of life She does not only COM
pete with man. hut in many instances sur
passes him. But in the true light of this
question. woman Is not seeking after SUI
periorty nor notoriety-she is striking for
equal rights to both sexes and special priv
ilcges to neither. 1t IS an indisputable
fact that woman is today doing more to-
ward promoting a higher standard of true
man and womanhood than IS man. and il
permitted to vote she would burst asunder
the strong bars of intemperance thereby
fherating our country from the Jaws of
one of the bittereSt enemies IL has ever
been known to have. Would not such a
reformation bring peace and happiness to
many a ireside How many sons hus-
bands and fathers would be lifted from the
throes of sin and debauchery and placed
upon a higher plane of humanity. Yet a
large per cent OF our nOble-hearted men
with these astounding facts staring them
IN the face point the finger Of scorn at
the feminine and in a dgnifled manner
pecuiiar to the masculine sex boldly assert
That woman In inferior to man and not cap
aple OF voting intelligently. Having re-
Gently moved from Georgia TO Texas.
ma quite a contrast between the two
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31

school career. and been the night star or
hope that lifted her from despair over a
missed lesson. a bad mark, or. above all
else. a teachers III will. It is not natural
on this all important occasion OF young
woman's life. that the feminine Impulse
To look her very best. should arise, and
probably overcome her sense of good taste.
Indeed the sweet girl graduate has beeh
known to so forget appropriateness as to
don the family Jewels real lace ana a
silken gown.
Conventionality. fortunately. requires the
graduating or commencement gown to De
OF pure white ana prefers simplicity 10
the point Of severity. Wash materials are,
of course the most appropriate, the softer
and finer. the more becoming ana maui
oniv. Trimmings should be conformed %
that which is dainty, and any lace uSta
should be- Of "A design delicate ana me
Tucks are being used very much on com
ncncement dresses this season, the entire
waists being adorned with very narrow
ones The old fashion of sashcs made or
the dress materials IS being revived, ana
one worn recently with an organize EoWh'
had a bunch of tucks finishing the ends.
The principal OF a fashionable boarding
school in the north. in speaking of the III
nculty she frequently had TN making her
pupils adhere 20 simplicity. said she inva-
rfably had recourse to the relation OF
an incident that once occurred IN inc
school i'm regard To the commencement
dresses There were AT the time but three
Young women 10 graduate and they were
given the privilege of dressing as they
pl,ased on the night of commencement
one was the daughter Of wealthy ana
prominent professional gentleman. the sec
ond was the daughter of a millionaire
banker and the third young lady's father
had made his money in various ways. hut
was especially identified with the local
government OF the metropolis. inasmuch as
No. had the control of keeping clean the
streets after dark and OF performing such
little Offices pertaining 20 the sanitary
law
The night Of the commencement eXer-
ciecs the daughter Of the professional gem
tlaman wore "a white muslin gown. very
simply fashioned the bankers daughter
wore one similar and the lady whose pa
ms Golfers were filled iu divers ways wore
white satin. the corsage adorned with
point lace. ana TIA her hair diamond star
This story. said th" principal of the
school. has been never falling in IT'S effect
and have Itile trouble after relating
il In satisfying the pupils that simplicity
On thc committeeman or graduating gown
means elegance.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-31

a reporter called u-ru ~ ss Lillian War
u.r ar hes tnu. 3D. ST. Faui street. BUR-
Irrroa. tt aul Dressed th- favor ~ am
fufrrv.e
---.-- s.ar- f-HE i- "a musician 1rt riln-
fuf1v occupied DIS er-1e, u,.r-s a. riav -
cons rts aa.i other eut.rfa ir.r-ssr.ts th-t
ar constantly r1F.-r riare in the c.fr-
ami tss. strain upon ra- strength and T,rN-
orss energy uf sh- pianist riu g. easily
lHr-utA
I'd never rrurI Eav- stool % once hut 9
b-,.- ...--.erl.ue now eaI Ml=s Warner
.rtnuss4~f5.aIIp -thnr braces me for mF
work suu. uttie time $50 was utterly
trraHr.. - att.t.f 90 ms du-ie-. owing 60 "a
rfar affected ms eyes With au the rest
rf.v t-eans. 80 weak and tros'fiaA me -
tt.- -. lIv vyeut AWAY into tlte country
:, r- Tf,.. benefit obtained from the
r-.ra.. af ~.su.. and freedom from care
was. however merely temporary AMI mi'oi,
nv re.turu Ia work rapidly Host All tttt
] lrsd gained aud more
"Rur dld you consult q Doctor
- yss. mixed. . put myself under iho
rars ~ several doctors nrsi even trlsi many
r.-rr..Gf.s -.-urmru.uti-rl for cases iiAe mlht'
I'M tt... m.slls1r fs tpl Uo LASTING 'uest-
nrI il InuEei as tlnusH nervous pt"stt-i-
titl was a. o. ms PORTION
II AS about really IN throw physic 10
tn drz=. when 1 nrs- heard of Dr. VII
tams- Pink Pills for Pale People. and Z
VS. with but small faith In any henent
20 he derived from them that l at last
made up my mind % try them