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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-21

was visiting friends and relatives on
Bear Creek, last week
Mrs. Fannie Harlan has returned
home, after two weeks visit with
friends near Hurricane Switch.
Miss Annie OvertOn. of Colum bla,
was visiting friends at Andrews and
Bear Greek last week.
W. r. Atkeisson has sold his home
Mace to MIR, Frank Cheek, and he eX-
poets to 90 into the mercantile bust
ness with Mr.. d. X. Minor at Center
Star. LITTLE STRANGER
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Wheat Drills.

We are very proud of the Drill
trade we are having, and are more
fully convinced than ever that the
Ho0sier is the best. Farmers know
a good thing when they see 1T. See
If SATTERFIELD Il DoDsoN.
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Not GOing-GOne.
aid

MY impression is" oracularly
began the tail boarder, "that Sp in
is going to cede-' at would be
more correct" interrupte the
.. mn boarder, ito say she has gol Q
t. seed. Judge.
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First Tennessee

will 90 to Manila. We will remain
here and sell the finest line OF bug
gies and surries ever offered. some
real bargains. See
If SATTERFIELD & DoDSoN.
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Field Seeds

Now is the. time to sow bluegrass
red-top and timothy. We sell all
kinds of seeds. See
If SATTERFIELD u DODsoN.
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Snddlesl Saddles!

Largest and best assorted s'o'N II
the city. See r. DoDsoN.
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PninnS! Pumps!

We sell Myers pumps, hay tools
and water tanks. See
If SATTERFIE ~ d u DoDsoN.
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurial and potashremedies, but he
will never be rid of the disease; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. SIS S. is the only cure
for this terrible .affhction, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system.
was afflicted with Blood Poison. and the
best doctors did me no, good. though topE
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Next morning after the transfer John
Dawson came in with his dusty digger s
clothes on, offered his hand and said
"GOOdby."
Where are you going'"
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tnelT lTthlIlltliI n 1 II
iplly. In fact,I seemed
toNge t worse allth g
while. | took al m ost
every sO-Calle q bl 90 d
remedy, |, 1t they didnot
seem 30 reach the dis
ease, and had no. effect
whatever. ! wa 8 d $
heartened. fox it seemed
rhat | would.1cyerNbe
cured. -Atthe myice OF
a friend l then took
S. 5. s., and began toim-
prove. ! continued the
.dsme completely. build'
I Increasing my appetite
.... 70. 4. see No -
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1t is like self-destruction TO continue
to take potash3and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow in the bones, pro"
ducing stiffness and swelling of the
Joints, causing'the hair to fall out, and
completely wrecking the system.
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medicine. andit eured4ne eompleteiy:.hulia'
ink mn nv health and increasing my appetite
Although this was ten wears ago. have never
vet had q sign Of the disease 70 return.
W. Z NEWMAN.
stanton, Va.
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1t is said OF "Gayests Manhattan"
which, under the managcmentofMessrs
Harley & Littcll, will appear at the
Opera House Tonight, thnt the wonder
IS that such an amount of fun, rollick-
ing humor. versatility of scene and topi-
cal song can be compressed into three
hours entertainment. without either
firing the audience or weakening the
action of the piece. "Gayest Manhat-
tan" Is q burlesque, pure and simple,
caricaturing the tollles and fads OF the
day. 1t Is drawn from everyday
scenes, 50 familiar at first glance that
he who runs may read. No up-to-date
burlcsqle could stand on Its merits a
day without its Interpretation BIZ pretty
girls. capable of singing and dancing.
In this particular the management OF
"Gayest Manhattan claims that its
chorus OF sixty girls comprise shape
that Is perfect and voices that are be-
yond the ordinary heard In the chorus
OF grand opera. The action OF the play
dlversl!ies the characters Of the merry
maidens. III one scene they are house
maids In Central Park, In the next they
are ballet girls, whirllng through
space. Again they appear rs bashrul
dcbutnntcs at the ball at the Waldorf
Hotel, and then they are returning
from the bathing booths at Manhattan
from tho bathing booths Mt Manhattan.
cipnls. upon whom the main action de-
ponds, arc such well known comedians
n condolences rs Richard German,
Marie Twohey, Gus Pixlcy, Jennie Lind
Lewis, Alta De Herman, JamessA. Klcr-
man, Matt Alexander. Thomas Kler-
man, Kate Mlchalena and John Nell
moylc. GfR08d};gE
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IDEAL WEATHER

Was tho Accompaniment of h Incoming
of the Month OF nIay-IIundreds At.
trncted to tho Two parks-wheolmon
Were ont Tia Force.
The incoming Of May-month Of ideal
weather-was the occasion of one OF the
finest days the weather bureau has fur
nlshed the Wheeling public in many a
day. The thermometer at 7 a. m. regis
tered G. degrees, increasing to 60 at a.
M, 81 at noon, 81 at 3 p. m. and declin-
ing at SO att p. m. Throughout the day
there a not a threatening cloud in the
sky.
The people turned out in the afternoon
to, the number OF thousands to enjoy the
day. Hundreds vent TO the two parks,
which were Informally opened for the
season. Thousands went into the coun-
try, spreading out from the city in all
directions. The wheelmen have seldom
enjoyed their pastime in such large
numbers in this vicinity, and yester-
days showing makes 1t certain that
cycling Is not losing in its wonderful
popularity,
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THE FUN BEGINS

To-day, tho 0ccasion being tho Change In
Toll Rates on the Brldges-So Concerted
Action Has Deon Taken by tho Kicltrrs
Yet.
To-day the change in toll rates OF the
bridges OF the Wheeling Bridge Com
pany and the Wheeling 6 Belmont
Bridge Company c into effect, and
great will be the wall thu goes up, es-
peclally by tho w~omen-folk OF the
Island and the over-the-river towns,
who object with oil their might to being
compelled to pay toll. For four years
they have been on the free list, and OBJ
ject to being put on the dutlable list,
either on the ad valorem or specific
plans.
Yesterday. at the bridges, 1t was
learned that a large number Of quar-
terly books had been taken out, and that
several hundred women had been re-
corded as members Of families Of the
purchasers OF books, and these Of course
will not pay toll. but there are hundreds
who do. not come in this class,who will
have to pay, and from them will come
the principal kick. Is well as from the
women Of the over-the-river towns. The
latter feel the change in toll rates more
than any others. Now a round trip
from the Ohio side costs ten cents for
man or woman; formerly II was four
cents for the men and nothing for the
women. 1t is said Bridgeport people
will put In q yacht ferry in the back
river, but the story could not be con-
flrmed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02

.Powerofthe Specialistln
Treating Grave
Diseases.
His Advantage Over tho Gem
eral observation-disclosures Best
STreatfnent May BIO Obtained for
anIInslqnifIcant Sum.

Even a layman, who never secs 4 medi.
cal paper, unjust marvel atthe great advance
the science Of healing has made In tho last
few years. A decade has seen moro ad.
'yancement, more light, than oil tho seven.
tenth and eighteenth CENTURIES.
This condition has been brought about
very largely BY the researches OF specialists,
who have made some particular organ Of the
body their special study.
How TO proyidothe advantages Of special
treatment 10 the afflicted who have been un.
able 70 SECURE 1t has been a problem many
have tried to solve. That 1t Is practicable
Warner, the original proprietor Of the world
famed Warmers Safe Cure.
Mr.. Warmers years Of experience In the
treatment of kidney diseases led him to be.
lieyc that equally good results could be OBJ.
tanned by Offering tho public special treat
mont for the several classes OF disease to
which mankind Is liable. Since he severed
his connection with the Warner Safe Cure
Company, some ivo years ago, he has been
working out his present plan,and has formed
the Warner Nazaro Medicine Co.
He hns completed arrangements with q
number Of tho leading specialists Of Greater
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of disease, and special advice given to each
Among the diseases for which special
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blood and skin diseases; nervous prostra.
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nervous disorders; rheumatism and govt;
acute and chronic catarrh; diseases and
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men; indigestion and all stomach disorders.
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place where he can meet with God IN the
appointed way; he delights In His let
ters (the scriptures), and In those
pledges OF His love (theS sacraments)
which He has left behind him as d
token Of His goodwill until He comes
again. He loves these means OF grace
for themselves and because they mani.
fest his love for God and when properly
used become blessed and mighty inslru.
mentg OF spiritual good-the eails that
catch the Wind and impell the vessel on,
tho concaye mirror. that, placed before
the sun OF Righteousness, gathers His
beams Into Its burning focus 10 warm the
coolest and melt the hardest heart;
eagle wings y 70 raise our eoule 10
heaven: streams OF grace 10 bring peace
ana purity from their fountain IN
heaven to our souls on, earth. "If ye then
be risen with Christ. set your affections
on thesc things" and YOU will have a
most powerful proof OF the genulneness
OF your Christian profession.
III. But the apostle does not seem sat-
isfled with the ex%hortatlon to seek and
set our affection on the things above.
and so he adds, but mot on things on
the earth" For things Of earth too nat
urally draw US down. attract liz, fix us,
Esau'e red pottage prevailed over the
birthrlght. The guests In the parable
turned away to their lands, or oxen, or
Families. The Gadarenes wished Christ
to depart out OF their coasts. II we find
ourselves like n OF these classes We
may well question the fact af our regen-
Grafton and beware lest Christ take us
at our word rs he did the Gadarenes, or
like the guests OF the parallels. we find
the door shut against US at the last. or
like Esau lose our %blrthrlght. Even
those things OF earth which are not sin
full In themselves are certainly very
dangerous. They are apt to cling to us,
to entangle the afrectlons. to occupyHthe
thoughts, tn engage too much time and
anxiety. We will, therefore, it risen
with Christ %resolutely, .'set u affection
on things above and not on things or, the
earth" and the more we comply with
this divine exhortation, the more assur-
ance we shall have that we are risen In
deed with Christ. but remember that
you cannot d~lslodge one object OF earth
lyi affection or pursuit without having
some other and better substitute In its
room. The dove OF old. with weary
wing, would nave continued its wander
Ing over the trackless pillows. had It not
known OF an ark Of safety. You, cannot
Induce the prodigal to leave the husks OF
his miserable desert exile before you tell
him Of q fathers house and welcome;
You cannot ask him to part with his
squalld rags and tinsel ornaments until
you can assure him of robe. and ring,
and sandals. The husks and t~atters,
wretched as they are, r better than
nothing. In the same way we find the
inspired apostle dealing with US in our
text. He solemnly warns us against set
ting our affections on things on the
earth. but not until he has told US OF a
better and more enduring place to set
them. set your affections, therefore.
on things above and not on the things on
the carth:" for "the world passeth
away. and the lusts thereof. but he that
doeth the will OF God abideth forever"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02

Wheeling and Mozart parks. where. he
said. beer was sold OH Sundays, and
Sunday public entertainments were
given. He had heard Il said that girls
had been ruined at these parks. Mr..
Clarke wanted parks In the true sense
breathing spots, and. places OF
healthful recreation.
It was another duty OF the city to pro-
vide as good homes as possible for It's
people. In this connection Mr.. Clarke
told OF what had been done by a gem
erous Boston woman. who rented a
large house, and improving It. rented
It to twenty-seven families She su-
perintended the arrangements, and
kept the house rented 20 poor people.
Her investment paid her eleven per
cent. II 1t was possible for this woman
to do this /. In Boston. a municipality
could do 1t, aided by the fortunate
classes. Mr.. Clarke discounted, the idea
that his suggestions would necessitate
new offices. and said It would be profit
able even In that event, to give the
poorer classes homes over which q
systematic superintendent was given.
The city could buy 4 block OF useless
land. or n covered By disorderly
houses. such as the Alley C d%isreputa-
BILE district. and on this ground erect
good houses which could be rented to
the poor and honest toilers.
The city should not allow to be dis
played the glazing pictures OF half
dressed actresses. These pictures were
In nearly every saloon window. The
city Is not doing Its duty in this re-
spect. Island girls going to the high
school can hardly run the gauntlet of
street l%oafers, making insulting remarks
or being confronted by immodest pic
lures at every turn. 1t Is the city's
duty to remdy this state OF affairs. The
Island bridge tolls Is not the only ques-
ton.
Modern civilization demands that the
city must purify its atmosphere.
Throughout the land there are little
bands in each city trying to keep up n
standard of morals in that city. 1t may
be q handful OF people In a church. and
the pastor of the church, who try
to withstand the flood OF immortality
ready to be poured in, and 1t is the
duty OF all Christian citizens to keep
crying out and agitating, by that means
sounding the alarm, and arouslng the
latent sense OF morals In those people
who have become so accustomed to the
evils that they don't appear evils TO
them.
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THIS plan OF special treatment places
within the reachofall thecxperiencesofmen
who have devoted years Of studyto their re-
spectiye speclaltics. Many diseases that
have bafled the skill Of tho general practi-
toner can thus be successfully treated.
Chronic cases arc especially desired. The
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they have been unable to c relief. Its
physicians are among the ablest In tho pro-
~fession, and have been maryelously success.
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drifting farther from the possibility Of . res.
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AT WHEELING PARK.
Hundreds Visited the East-of-Town
Resort on Sunday.

Hundreds Visited the East-of-Town
Resort on Sunday.
May came In yesterday with a smil-
ing sky and a rather warm breath, and
the summer heat drove thousands OF
people to the country. the main Travelled
road being the Wheeling & Elm Grove
motor line, and the objective point OF
the passengers being Wheeling Park.
While this resort will not be opened in
a formal way until next Sunday, many
hundreds of people passed through the
gates yesterday, eager to drink in the
beauties OF the early foliage and the
yelvet-like lawns.
Manager August Rolf. who has been
quite Ill Of late, has assumed the active
direction OF affairs, and in a few days
Will have things In their old time form.
Assistant Superintendent Ernest Krel-
ger had q very busy time Of 1t last
week, and under his direction the lawns.
walks, shrubbery and foliage were put,
in good shape.
Another week of sunshine such as
%gladdened the city and country yester-
day Will bring out every bashful leaf in
the park, and will see this resort in its
old time beauty. Many Improvements
have been made In the Casino enclosure
that will be gratifying to the patrons OF
the park.
On next Sunday the formal opening
Of the aso will take place, and It does
not eel that the park management
could have selected 4 better attraction
than the Chicago Marine band, which
will give two concerts. afternoon and
evening. Throughout the past winter,
the concerts by Brooke and his famous
Chicago Marine band have been scenes
OF patriotic outbursts. The national
airs as played by this organization
have always aroused great enthusiasm.
but particularly so since the excitement
over Cuba. Brooke Introduces all kinds
Of innovations and surprises, and his
prima donna. Miss Sammis, sings the
national songs with charming art.
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BREEZY MOZART PARK
Had It's Informal Opening Yesterday
With a Big Crowd on Hand,

#H.a b. Inn
Yesterday was the informal opening
day AT the breezy hilltop resort, Mo-
Fart Park. and about 1000 people were
handled at the incline during the day,
the crowd being largest during the, af-
ternoon. Since last seaso there has
been quite n change at this park, the
foliage being much thicker than before.
The formal opening takes place next
Sunday. when there will be q musical
programme.
On Thursday afternoon and evening,
at this park, the annual May Music Fes-
tlval OF the Mozart Society takes place.
and the musical people OF the city are
looking forward to the occasion with a
great deal of interest. Miss Emma S.
Howard, of New England, will sing. as
sisted by Mrs. Williams. Mr.. 2ulauf and
Mr.. Clemans.
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MEETS AT wELLsBuRG.

The Wheeling Glorious, composed Of
E~plscopalian clergymen In Wheeling
and vicinity, holds its regular monthly
meeting today at Wellsburg. The WIS.,
itors will be entertained by Rev. Mr..
Morrison, rector OF the Wellsburg P. E.
church. Rev. Jacob Brlttingham, OF st.
Luke's church. will read q paer on THE
English Reformation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02
SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Evangelistic Meetings Held by Mr.. Grf'
fifth Were a Success.

fifth Were q Success.
The congregation OF the Second Chris
tIan church, Island. is greatly pleased
with the evangelistic meetings which
closed last night. They were in charge
of Rev. A. 3. Griffith, OF Cleveland. and
were very successful. This addition to
SWheeling's churches Is still considering
the question Of getting a pastor, but
has not come to any decision. The de-
tails are in the hands OF a committee
which is investigating the financial
status. and IL 1t is found that the re-
ceipts win be sufficient, the committee
in It's report will recommend q pastor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02
ISLAND sARnATH SCHOOL.

At o meeting yesterday afternoon In
Myers hall. corner South Penn and
Virginia streets, the organization OF
the Island Presbyterian Sabbath school
was effected. The school starts out IA
,vorably, there being eighty members
enrolled. The superintendent yesterday
was DR.. Harrison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinjne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails TO cure. Csc. The genuine has L.
B. O.! on: each tablet.
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TWO CENT ARTICLES

I: Dozen Buttons, | Fine Comb p,,,,
I'M. Hnndkcrchicfs, Carpsntsr ICY,
Gun Buttons, Pocket Combs, Can nsns,ssaa1
PP Sn ! SOAP. Tape Lines, Huber TlSs.i
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ONE CENT ARTICLES,

Pint Tin Cups, 6 Heavy r,,.s,.
5000 Pen Holders. 9 Steel Pens [
Tandnm Book 2 Sheets Note psp,i a,ss
le PsnSr : p Collar Buttons; ! HiSdt.,nl5,,: n.
meg Crater, . Dozen Clothes piN,.A M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02

Doctors now agree that
consumption is durable.
Three things, if taken to-
gether, will cure nearly every
case in the first stages; the
majority Of cases more ad-
vanccd; and a few Of those
far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the Sc
cond, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-livcr
oil with hypophospllites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin,
you must gain. Nothing
equals SCOTS Emulsion to.
keep you in good flesh.
soe. and si.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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THREECENT Articles

clark's Q. N. T. Thread, Lsd,,,, n.
Herchieis, Shaving Brushes, Stirpn.tH t i.
pers. Match Safes, Perfumedp Irolfs., y
Basting Spoons. Cork Screws, Ha,ss,.aS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QuIninc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. CSC. The genuine has L. B. 9.
on each tablet. -...aM. ~
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FOUR CENT ARTICLES

One Set Teaspoons. Boys, s,,ns i.
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth Rru.Is'i1
Fire Shoyels. MucIlage, Sewing WsS.lIssa
OIL, Scrub Brushes. 4 saGaa