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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
The International Sunday School Lesson,
June 25, 1900. John HI: 32-45.
The Raising of Lazarus.

june %, 1900. John ri: 32-45.
The Raising of Lazarus.
The raising OF Lazarus Is Jesus eli
mactlcal miracle. worked Mt the very
gate OF the ecclesiastical citadel. The
/ chapter which describes It is unsur-
passed for pictorialness.
The Amounting at Bethany. John XII:
Ill.
The amounting Is happy event. re-
lIeving the somber and agonizing hours
OF Jesus last days It Is lesson In re-
lIgious aesthetics. Shall money put into
cathedrals be considered misspent?
should be matched by those to inspire
religion.
Jesus Teaching Humility. John xxi:
LII.
The Last Supper was not wholly sad.
It's festive character not entirely lost.
Judas presence and dispute OF disciples
as to precedence were ugly spots.
Jesus. the Way, Truth, Life. John
xiv: 1-H.
The stream not only indicates the
way to the ocean, but conveys one
thither. Jesus not only indicates the
way TO the Father. but carries one to
Him. He is the Truth. by means of
which one continues In the course TO
God. He Is the Life: Source of minor
tai existence.
The Comforter Promised. John XIV:
lii.
Jesus unfolds n new truth. the abiding
| Presence of the Paralete Like sun
| light He seeks entrance to the closed
window. The means OF entrance Is love.
n key unlocking the soul from the inner
side. Love ME and the Father will
give you another helper TO abide for
ever '.
Vine and Branches. John XIV: LII.
BY this figure Jesus asserts His funda-
mental relation to humanity. Abiding
In the stock (Jesus). Pruned by the
husbandman (the Father). The branches
| Che disciples) live.
Betrayed and Arrested. John xviii:
t-tf.
In this shameful ordeal Jesus bore
Himself with sublime dignity and cour-
age. He advanced. acknowledged His
Identity. shielded His disciples. and or
set Peters rash act ..
Christ Before the High Priest. John
xvi!i 1877.
The betrayal. dcsertlon. trial and
death of Jesus are enough to touch the
heart of pity, Rcnan says: This le-
gend Will call forth tears without ccas-
ing" CnIaphas Is on the qui vivc to
cnrry into execution his judgment. ex-
pressed three months before, viz: cit
were better one should perish than that
the nation be Jeopardized."
Christ Before PLATE. John xviii: 90
10.
PLATE Is type OF timc-servcrs. His
ruling motive was to keep his place. To
do this. he condemned the Innocent
though he did show some regard FOR law
and evidence. His tImc-scrving brought
him small reward. It ckcd out his OIL
clal life only few years.
Christ CrucIned: John xvx: 1880.
Two circumstances on the way TO tho
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3 Cll1CAGO-Wheat was weak nil day
to-day and closed ut n decline OF 40
&c from yesterday. Weakness In for
eign markets and more favorable for
eiSn crop prospects kept buyers out OF
the market. Corn and oats We're both
heavy and declined about &c each.
Provisions lost 2lAG5c OF their previous
values. The board will adjourn from
Saturday. July !. 10 Wednesday. July 3.
So far MS the total amount OF trading
In wheat Is concerned to-day's transact
lions could easily have been crowded
into one hour Of the session without
making II remarkably active. Dusl-
ness Mt times was almost Mt stand
still. Although news was OF dcoidcd-
ly bearish character price fluctuations
were extremely narrow. The opening
was weak, September starting at 76Lc
compared with yesterdays closing price
of 76Nc. aud few sales were made n.
76Mc shortly after the start. That prov
cd to be the bottom OF the market for
the dry. Liverpool was expected to
show strength to-day following the
substantial recovery here yesterday. but
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CHICAGO-Cattle. good to fancy
beeves. S. 05G5 60: commoner grades,
81 5O05 90: feeding cattle 81 65d5 90:
bulls. cows and heIfcrs 81 25G5 10. the
latter for choice heifers. Calves 81 5O0
! %. Hogs, light 50 65d3 S.: mixed
50 God3 S2h; heavy 50 5000 so: pigs
81 25G3 20: culls 81 50d3 so. Sheep and
lambs. sheep 81 OOdS so for culls up to
IS Dogs % for choice tlocks; yearlings
s. 25Gl6 Is; clipped lambs SC 0Oa6 7O:
spring lambs S. 00if5 70. Receipts
Cattle, 5000 head; hogs. $4,000 head;
sheep. 10000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady: OK
ira IS iOGI5 45; prime IS 25G5 IS: COM
mon 81 O5G4 %. Hogs lower; prime
mediums best Workers. and good pigs
"a 05I4 IL; common to fair Workers
81 0jN4 10; heavy hogs 81 OOG4 05.
Sheep firm: choice wethers 81 S0I4 90;
common 81 oOd3 co. yearlinss So 500
20; spring lambs IS 0OQ6 Is; veal
calves 81 0O97 80. i
4 CINClNNATI-Hogs steady at 50 ESQ
90, a
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Articles. open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring 7o'sG74'sc; No. .
corn-No. 2. s4Mds4ssc; No. . yellow
348d35fac.
oats-No. .. esNa2c%c; No. white
27%T29Gc.
Rye-No. ., 61c.
Barley--No. 2. 3sG29c.
Flaxseed-No 1. 81 O0is: new 81 05.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 35I2 40.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 h0GS 10.
Lard-Per 100 rbs.. 81 90G5 90.
Short Rbs-Sides Qoose) 81 50G4 so.
Dry sailed shoulders tboxed) 4H@5c.
Short clear sides (boxed) s. 0OG5 10.
Whiskey = DIstilers' finished goods.
per gallon. 81 &c.
Clover-Contract grade Sc Go.
Butter-Firm; creameries 13E41Sc;
diaries l19l5iEc.
Cheese--Firm at S@S%c.
EgGs-Barely steady; fresh 12c.
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 1880
barrels; exports 1900 barrels: market
moderately active and easy without be-
Ing notably lower.
Wheat. receipts $4,000 bushels; spot
market easy: No. red S2Sac T. O. b..
nfloat: No. 2 red S03Sc elevator: options
opened weak: closed steady ut %I1sc
net decline: July closed ut Sl%sc: Sep
TENDER closed at size; December clos
81 nj Sac.
Corn. receipts 299,300 bushels; exports
1900 bushels; spot market weak: No. 9.
Ale +. o. b. nfioat; Acc elevator; options
opened weak; closed weak at 9s9Yc net
decline; July closed ut 39tsc; Septem-
Der closed at 394sc.
Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
1000 bushels; spot market dull: No. Q,
3lG3lhc: No. 3. 3Sc: No. . white 33c;
No. 3 white SIC; track white mixed
western 30G32c: track white S3a3Sc:
options dull.
Hay firm. Hops quiet Hides and
leather steady. Beef quiet. Cutmeats
firm; refined easier.
Butter. cheese and eggs steady. Rosin
quiet. Tallow. turpentine and rice
steady. Molasses firm.s
Coffee. options opened steady; closed
unchanged; sales. 5000 bags.
Sugar, raw quiet but steady: refined
steady.
BALTIMORE-Flour quiet and un-
changed: receipts 5000 barrels: exports
$500 barrels. Wheat dull and easy; spot
and month 76M Gi6Hc: July 76EnI6Hc:
August T7&G7Sc; receipts $4,000 BUSH
els. Corn firm; spot and month S9h@
Saisc: July 3S?sG39Ac: August 1880
39ssc: receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
AS. 200 bushels. Oats firm: No. . white
32D32&c: No. . mixed aOhG31c; receipts
ll,i00 bushels; exports 100000 bushels.
Rye easy; No. western Gle; receipts
$500 bushels. Hay in good demand.
Sugar strong. Cheese steady. Butter
steady. EGGS firm.
'CISCINNATI-Flour quiet Wheat
quiet: No. red 73c. Corn firm: No. .
mixed 36Lc. Oats steady: No. mixed
CSC. Rye quiet: No. 2. Csc. Lard easy
at 81 SIS. Bulkmeats firm ut 81 90. Ba-
con firm at IS 10. Whiskcy steady at
81 &c. Butter quiet. Sugar firm. Eggs
firm ut lOc. Cheese firm.
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Wool.

BOSTON-The wool market continues
extremely active. There Is even q re-
ncwal of inquiry for export and con-
siderable Australian has been purchas-
ed for foreign markets. 4 thousand
bales having been taken this week.
Western markets are very active and
Montana rs usual has opened on the
very crest of the wave. Ordinary cloth.
Ing territory OF fine medium grade has
been sold Mt 5oc clean and the tendency
is still upward. Ohio delninc nlso has
been sold nj 30c and is held at ace. Me-
a!um uHWashed Is little at.ft1ct and
moving quietly Mt 22G23c. The sales OF
the week, are 5.l39.O00 pounds domestic
and l.S42,Oo0 pounds foreign, n total OF
6,iSl.000 pounds, against 4.9l6.OOo pounds
Inst week and l.5ii,00o pounds for the
same week last year, The sales to date
show an increase Of 4S.7S7.l0O pounds
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Do You Believe What Wheeling Peo-
ple Say?

We quote home proof and that Is
what you have been crying for. for
years. You have always complained
about our publishing names OF those In
other cities or states. Now We give you
the names and addresses OF people liv-
ing at horne. II you complain you are q
chronic grumbler. We have right to
style you SO. Home proof must be re-
lied upon. Mrs L, II. Miller. No. co
Sixteenth street. this city. says: II was a
sufferer from kidney trouble for several
years The pains in my back would be
SO severe at times that could hardly
get up or down or attend to my house
hold duties. I becume nervous and
slcepless md was subject to headaches.
tried several different kinds OF medi-
cine, but none OF II ever did me any
good until ] was advised to try Nor
rows Kid-ne-olds. and was told that
Charles II. Iostze guaranteed them to
cure or would refund the money, so
got some from him and was cured In n
very short time after ! began taking
them. have, not had one sign or symp-
tom OF kidney disorder since. Morrow's
LlverlnX cured me OF sick headache in
n few hours, and Is bette. for headache
thnn anything eyer look"
MDTToW y hlu-ht-OluS are great
nerve tonic. which acts on the nerves by
restoring them to their normal cOndI-
ton without. artificial means. We war
rant the remedy. to do all that we claim
II used as We direct
To confirm the statement OF Mrs. Mil
Ter we want You to ask her about Nor
rows kld-ne-o!ds. She is grateful
woman and Will be glad to tell t.or
personally how much she was benefited
by their use. Do not confound Morrow's
kid-ne-o!ds with any kind OF kidney
pills. They ore not pills at all, but
Yellow Tablets. which Is the most scicn-
tiilc way Of preparing medicine. and the
purchasers OF them should be careful to
see that no other remedy Is substituted.
LnrGer boxes of kidney Cures" So
called. can be had for f,nif the money,
but beware. 1t ls good goods You want
and not cheap goods.
Morrow's Livcrlax arc. small rcd pei
lets and cure constipation. They sell for
% cents box at Charles r. Goc,zc's
drug store, The Kid-ne-o!ds sell for 80
cents n box.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co.. Chemists,
Springfield. Ohio. -
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cross are mentioned: At sight Of an In,
nocent one to such n shocking death,
women wept. Jesus, with the Siege of
Jerusalem In view. bids them weep for
themselves. Failing strength makes
impression Of some one to bear the cross
necessary. Simon. not negro, as sup
posed. but n Jew from Northern Africa.
Thoughts of Jesus. even In His agonics,
are on others, as His three first words
from the cross indicate.
Christ Risen. John Xxx: 11-9o.
On the morning of the third day the
seal was broken, the stone. rolled away,
and the body gone. Friend and foe
alike admitted this. Some circumstance
TRANSFERRED against which even the
world-famed discipline of the Roman
soldiers proved inadequate. The only
historically credible account Of the cir
cumstance is based upon the testimony
of the disciples. The only sufficient ex-
PLANTATION Of the bewilderment of the
guards. the surprise Of the disciples. and
the CONSERVATION Of the Sanhedrists is
found In the resurrection OF Jesus.
New Life in Christ. Colossians Ill: l.
IL. .-.Hr
Paul's letters among the forces which
preserved the infant churches. They de-
fine doctrines, warn of danger. exhort
to duty. Epistle to Colosslans conspic-
uous. TT sets forth the standing OF
Colosslan Christians In Christ, majesty
of His divine power, fulness of redemp-
ton. and Completeness with which be-
levers are Identified with Him in the
new life."
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WHEN YOU RIDE YOUR WHEEL

always shake into your shoes Atoms
rho;-EnSe. n powder for the feet II kccps
sGyr feet cool. prevents sweating, fent,
o. over one milton wheel people nro
using Aliens Foot Ease. They all prnisr
u, II gipes rest and comfort 10 smnrtlrg.
not swollen. aching fee. md Ia certain
S,r" for ingrowlng nails. At all druggists
and shoe stores. 2jc Sample FREE by
tnGail: Address. Allen S. OlInstcd. lie Roy.
A. I. 3-tth&1
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ments upon the waist were OF blue taft
feta edged with narrow blue satin rib
bon shirred. The turnover collar and
piping about the waist-line were of
dark blue velvet, and the cuffs of the
sheath-slceves We're trimmed like the
fronts Of the jacket. The introduced
vest was n band OF ochre yellow cloth,
embroidered with gold thread and blue
chenille figures. The costume would be
effective II rendered in any medium
weight cloth, and trimmed with MILL
tary braid, with Persian embroidery
vest. Ht
To make this costume of cloth IS
inches wide over sham skirt OF silk,
seven and one-halt yards will be re-
auired. OF taffeta silk for the sham
skirt. nine yards will be required.
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vice. and went to fighting, and has kept
at 1t. l do not want him to be killed
nor do | want him to come home and
leave the rest OF the boys to do the
fighting for him. do not want him to
come home until he can come with the
knowledge TINT he has done his full
duty Then. u he comes, l shall be
the proudest mother In Oregon"
1t Is not likely that any of HE anti
expansion newspapers will print this
patriotic expression from the Oregon
mother. IT is pungent rebuke to them
for their vile efforts to make 1t appear
that the American volunteers are
towards
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HUNDREDS of lives saved every
year by having DR.. Thomas EclectrIc
OIL In the house Just when 1t Is needed.
Cures Group. heals burns, cuts. wounds
OF every sort. q
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that he did: no man In Al, yy,,,,o,, ~
county could tell storiea ma he corid
The antics he played too with HE foc,.,
muscles were wonderful 10 teho,d
Fear, humor, sadness. ioy chased over
his countenance at wifi en,Ivan,ro "a
emphasizing each narrative Honn,,
was the farmer who had Tho nr,y,Ie,a
OF entertaining the ,nvster,oua s,roncer
Phe guest kept the whole bo,,sehoia
in roar of laughter. made the chin.
creep up the spine or tho bIood it,rc,n
at some thrilling tale.
{. In the evening the stranger entor,,,,-
ed the loungers about the hote, ana
soon the lobby of tho country ho.,o,-,,
was crowded each night with m on who
came to laugh mr. yondor a. .ha rast,,
stories. At the end iof three month. tho
man with the black sombrero ha A made
friends with every man. woman ons
child in winnebago county
He continued HIS dai,v y,s,ts ho
praised the farn,er.s s,ock be n,,d doll
cate compliments IN IN. rosv. chaoted
daughters. he had word. NJ admiration
for the grandnother.s nead,ewort ba
/ smacked his Inns md .,td bo nod naver
| tasted such butter. He s,vore by nj, tho
stors that ba bod no,,o, go, .,oh a.
colts as the farmers hov Ind ra,sea
from the foal. His von,aI WINS p.o, tho
confidence NJ nil II. o,,ad a, orh,t-,
tor In family lisputes and made Ir,ends
Of both sides and chased owov tho
clouds with the magic n, bis sneocb
At the end Of five months evarv man
woman. and child In yy,nnohoro county
would have nlnos, wolte1 tbrm,pb fire
and water for tho w,rn,,p str,nrcr
s,x montbs draw ,rn,,d ,na Tho
stranger was st,u tbo-a and n,hh.. c,s.
wns cn,,ed
Thera bodn,, baan ,ura.r trial IN
the county fo, veors and naver ono NJ
such ohsorbIpy interost no THO
The farmars drove In ,ro,, o,,os
ohor, Tbov brouch, .ho,r ,J,os .rd
children and m,cb ord b,,cb.d ,ho,,.
bcovv farm teaus N tho co,ut hons.
\ souors railing
Tho court roo,, NO. ,,,,,,oa 20 tho
aoors and bovs hung ,iko no,tars n
the window l,dae trying n r,, n neon
within
Tho storm ,,ttoo ~ tho bo,,,ff.s ham.
mer s,,enced tho .x.,,od ,o,.s ~ con-
verso,ion Tho clork c,,,ad RHINE c,se
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Walking Gown OF ruslian From narrcrs nnzaar

y model garment that follows the
design of handsome gown recently
built by Paquln and published In Har-
per's Bazaar, has n long tunic, finished
ut the lower edge by square scallops
that lap over fiat ilounces similarly fin
ished and applied to the lower skirt.
The skirts are sheath-like and close in
closely hooked seam in the centre OF
the back. The Eton Jacket meets the
skirt about the waist-llne and closes
over a suggested vest attached to left
side of the front of the Jacket The
latter is fitted to the form by single
darts on each side. The original model
was OF gray fustian, n heavy cotton
cloth. The Greek scallops were out
lined with blue tnffetn and edged with
dark blue ribbon velvet. The orna-
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STEEL AND TIN QUOTATIONS.
ODcncd. Closp,

Tho following quotations for National
Steel stocks aud American Tin Plate nro
furnished by Sim oaon s. Tatum. City Bank
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

GREATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
" promp, Completion OF Orders at tie
intelliEencer Job 2riuting Odlee,
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NEW YoRK-Tin again made step
forward rs to price and ruled more ac-
tive than In some weeks. This improve
ment was primarily due. to favorable
news from the west and abroad. The
other departments were still neglected
and nominal. At the close the metal
exchange called pls iron warrants en-
tlrely nominal at SIS 80: lake copper
quiet at SIS bid and SIS so asked; tin
higher at SIG bid and SEC 20 asked; lead
quiet at 81 45 bid and 81 70 asked: spell
ter very dull NJ SO %. The brokers'
price for lead is 81 ,25 and for copper SIS.
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'EIoCtrIC cars NrIdEcpOrt 10 WhrCllnc
Rellalrc and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low
est rates 10 alr points:
EN' NJ. G. CARREL,.
General Passenger Agent
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domestic and 1909, 800 pounds foreign
from the sales TO the same cate In 1898.
The receipts to date show I'M increase
or 1874 bales domestic and 46,oI3 bales
NEW YoRK-wool steady.


NEW YORK-The current demand
for cotton goods is quiet throughout in
staple lines. Brown sheetings and
drills firm In NIL leading makes. Bleach
ed cottons inactive. but prices main
tanned In medium and fine grades. Dem
Inns dull and barely steady, other coarse
colored cott0ns quiet and unchanged.
Prints sell well still In dark fancies and
prices very firm. Staple lines steady.
Moderate request. G!nghams unchnng-
ed. Worstcd fabrics strong. Burlaps
dull and barely steady. Movement on
foot to close commission house from
Saturday. July to Wednesday, July 6.
promises to be successful.
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TNHE MONoNGAII ROUTE is THE
Il Short Line between FulrmOnt and
Clarksburg. Quick Time-Faat Trains.-
SHrc Connections. When travelling to or
from ClarksburE or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points. see that your
Railroad. Close Connections al FaIrmont
with Il. & o. trains. and at Clnrksburc
with i. & o. and w. V. & p. trains. Tick.
cts via this route on salo at all d, & o,
and W., v. & p. r. r. stations, =
HUGH G. BOWLES, Gcn'l Supt
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kREAMER.

Scandal m :i,.h lite. That
money is he root OF all evil has
been quite evident in this neighbor-
hood Of late. The Globe Mills
Sunday schuol has decided to have
a Christmas entertainment this year
on the Sunday evening preceding
Christmas. . The election at this
precinct was quite an interesting one
=. Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Ammon Grarliart gave Il surprise
party TO her husband. 1t was III
deed surprise to Ammon. After
partaking of in excellent supper and
spending the evening at all kinds OF
games and plays all went home feel
ing that they had spent very en-
joyable evening Our hunters are
not meeting with great success from
a rabbit standpoint. They are not so
plentiful as was anticipated. Reuben
Hummcl, whois working at Logan,
was home over Sunday Mrs. j.
F. Walter is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James Row of Selinsgrove, at
present. w. A. Hummel, who is
working at Logan, was home last
week VIM. Bickel took a busi-
ness trip to Mt. Carmel the latter
part of last week. . Mrs. Henry
Grower and son of Lewisburg visit
ed relatives in town over Sunday.
The carpenters are making rapid
progress ir the erection of N. P.
Hummeis new home. 1t will be a
neat and cosy little home when
completed.
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MCCLURE.

Miss Mertie Dreese was visiting
her brother at Lewistown last week
Mrs. W. f. Howell and daughter
Sadie spent Saturday with Mrs.
Hurley Romig at Adamsburg. -.
Abe Holshue and wife spent a few
days with DIR. Bousl at Hartleton
On Monday morning Isaac
Dreese and wife, Howard Ulsh and
wife and Palmer Dreese left for
Philadelphia. WIN. Branen has
quit working for the railroad COM
pany and is now working at Logan
-. On MondayC. W. Decker kill
ed William Klingler's porker which
weighed 449 pounds. George
Wagner intends moving his stave
mill from Jacks Mountain into our
town in the near future. Nv. F.
Howell intends to move into his
new house next week. =. Jos. Goss
end wife are visiting their son, EN-
anuel, in Huntington County.