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ORIENTAL SCENES As Through tho Eyes of a Hindoo. DR. OLDHAM'S CHARMING LECTURE Given at tho Y. 31. C.

A. Hall Kvenins to m. Large and Appreciative Life and the of India Are Interestingly Described. evening the Y. M.

C. A. hall was waII filled with uu appreciative audience who beard Dr. W. F.

Oldham deliver a charming lecture on the subject: "Skotches in the Orient." Dr. Oldham ia at pastor of the Butler M. E. church, of Pittsburgh. He is a magnetic speaker, and his lecturo was punctuated with amusing incidents that mado his auditors frequently laugh at his quiet wit Dr.

Oldham was born in India, and his early life was passed in that country, where ho was connected with a surveying party attached to the British government. Thn Rev. Dr. Cunningham introduced tho lecturer, who gave a fine lecture upon the climate of the country, and the habits religion of the inhabitants, endoavoriu? to present a picture of Jheir life as viewed bv Hindoo eyes. He n( uumnntliv for tho Ul UIU HWVM race, who wore descended from the same Aryan stock as ourselves, and told of the impossibility of a casual traveler reaching the true inner heart of the people.

Tho mythology of tbo Hindoo as illustrated by their historical boliels teenu with the doification of almost every natural aeent. Tho Himalaya mountains are regarded as the home of tho gods, and the rivor is believed to be the tress of the Hindoo goddess corresponding to the Venus of the Hindoo pantheon. The doctrine of is an old ono with tho Hindoo and the story of Brabrna, the creative agent of tho Bra minis tic deity, is accredited their sincere belief. The ciiniate of the southern portions is divided into two soasoits, the heated term and the rainy season. Purine the heated term vegetation is shrivoled up and tho tomperaturo is so high as to make life very miaorable.

Tho mountains, however, present every phase of life found in the temperate and frigid tones. Ho then devoted a short timo to a minute description of too dress and octal life of tho people, their manner of cooking and their food. The cloth ins problem is roduced to a very line system, the average annual coat of a woman's wardrobe not exceeding ten cents. Tho mon's attiro consists of a large turban and a email waist band, while tho dress of tho females is somewhat more elaborate. Tho village life atfd tho tales with which tho fathers regale their families in the evening, and the tricks and performances of a native circus were also described in a manner that wa9 very instructive, while the interesting manner in which it was told held the attention of the audience.

Tho Hindoos' belief in the transmigration of nouls makes them very careful not to harm anything possessed of life in the fear that a dear frieud may bo incarnated into that Doing. The speakor closed with a description of the responsiveness of the Hindoo heart to sympathy. The manner in which tho Hindoo becoiues enlisted in the cause of Christianity was depicted. They aro sometimes said to bo stoics, but when tho emotions hccotne aroused they aro very demonstrative. A brief account of the Brahmin theology whs given and tho different inombers of the Hindoo trinity were discussed.

A.11 present wero thoroughly deliehted with tho speaker's discourse and ho was greeted with liberal applauso at the close of bi9 address. A general mootine of the nevrly organised Catholic club was hold lait evening in the basement of the Cathedral. Iho mouthers ot the organization wero present in largo numbors and it was decided to form a joint stock company. The petition to tho secretary ol stato for a charter was larcely signed and a largo amount of stock taken. It will not bo possible toolect officers until the receipt of the charter.

A constitution and by-laws wero presented and were unanimously adopted. Those originating the scheme aro highly pleased with the intorost shown by the members and tho euccosi of the club is guaranteed. Tho quarters of the club will be in tho building opponite tho Cathedral, but tho rooms are not yet fitted up. Al Clerk llonk'it Ofllre. Clerk Hook yesterday issued a marriage license to John A.

-Crow, aged and Til lie L. Crumbackor, L'O, both of Ohio county. A deed was admitted to record, made Juno 18, by Robert Steward aud wife and Ksthor Stoward to tho board of in nntluiilnrjitirm of a rontl to bo built through the land arid of Si, a perpetual riirht of way through a tract of ground on tho Petor's run road, lending to a bridge oil that road. llatiil Hall. Moistor's hand and orchestra gave a ball at Beethoven hall last night and it was attended by a very largo and select crowd.

Tho night was spent in a moat pleasant manner and tho Moistors kopt up their reputation ai being clover ontertainers. Before the ball the band made a abort street parade and at- traded much attention with the excellent music that is always made by this organization. nt Short Creak. The Sunday school connected with the Short Creek M. Iv.

church is anticipating a grnnd timo during the Tho superintendent, Samuel Busbey, has arranged a lino programme, consisting ot recitations, singing, etc. will nlnn ho 11 ChrintmiiH true and a real live Santa CI run, who in reality, poes down a chimney, iu full view of tho children. (ioiprl Tho ladies of tho W. C. T.

IT. will hold a jjonpol tomnpranco mooting nt ileum's Tabornaclo fcunday at.3:'i0 p. in. Thoro will bo good addrpHsos. Mrs.

Nellie Hallowny will prosido at the organ, whilo Dr. Rugono Warron will aing a aolo and load the music. Rnook now "ad" to-day. DIAMOND r.nr from mo 00 to nt I. IHl.MlN A i Dunn's flno candies.

Gom and Silvor Link CufT Llkr.nh A lit an ink, Fink black aud colored I)reis Gooda at tnnrkud down pricof. i LOCAL BREVITIES. Mafteri of Mlaor Momsat ia soil About the City. Matixkm at both ibettrei totlay. Tiik Gxami ttiia Trixie." Oi'KBA House this Witch of Endor." was like a bright, crispy day in early November.

I Thx liiveriiJe iron works and Blocti Broi. tobacco works pay oil to-day. Tiiexe will be a social and concert at Si. Andrew's 1'. E.

cbarcb, on South Jacob street, on Monday evening. A ueeti.vo oI the council committee on finance waa to have been held laat evening, but no quorum appeared, as uanal lately. Boniface Turns, a plain drunk, was arrested by Officer Deamond yesterday. Bridget Welch, drunk and disorderly, was run in by Officer Dautn. Ueohge L.

Dikst's candy factory ia running day and night, and then has difficulty in keeping up with the holi uay orders lor ms popular nuuuu. A wagon loaded with baled liay broke down yesterday afternoon iu front of the St. Alphonsus church and delayed street car traffic for a abort time. Officer Fitzgerald last night arrested Mrs. Kope, on the South bide, on a charge of lunacy, and she was committed to jail by Gillespy to await an examination.

The Warwood tool company has by tho addition 6f storago warehouses and other repairs, made the old Baltimore Ohio car shops at Twenty-ninth street, a model manufacturing establishment, Washington Council Jr. 0. U. A. M.

gave a social last night in the hall over ilibbard's plumbing establishment, which was a social and financial success, being much enjoyed by a large audience. Instead of being last night, as erroneously announced yesterday, tho bnll to be given by Hack Drivers' local union No. 9 is to be in Gehring's hall, at Fultoo, next Tuesday night. It will bo sure to draw well. In the circuit court yesterday Judge Paull entered a decree to the eflect that the furniture of the Keelev Institute, attachod by the Young Men's Demo crutic club for rent, was the property of House Herrmann.

IIoi.lv, Jersey laurel and mistletoe are already in market in larger quantities than usual. West Virginia produces all three of theso Christmas requisites, and if somebody had enterprise enough to ship them sho could supply half tho country. At the meeting of tho "Wheeling Woman's Christian Temnerance Union on December 14 a unanimous vote of thanks was tendered Dr. Harriet B. Jones for bor very instructive lectures.

Tho lectures were a financial buccas, as well as being very delightful and entortaining. Thursday night at the North Wheeling hospital tho death occurred of Mr. Paul Dietrich, a well known stonemason of the South Side. He had been ill for some time. He was a member of the Red Men and several German societies.

Tho funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon from hia lato residence. I'nrudliie Kecorrreil. The immense establishment of George E. Stifel on Main street, presents a brilliant spectacle during this, tho hrst, week of the holiday trado. This oatablishmeat, the "Wanatnaker'a" oi Wheeling, never lookwd ao beautiful as now with itw bright and lovely display o( gooda adopted especially for the buyer of Christmas presents.

Every floor of the big; building is crowded with merchandise of almost every description, and tho buyer who enters the front door would need a fat puno to in everything that catches the eye. Main street looked brilliant last night, every retail storo being open, but Stifel'a was the most brilliantly lighted of tho lot. Dirst's fine candies. FOft SI '1(1 You can got a Fine China Cup ami Saucer nt DILLON Read Snook it now to-day. 200 trimmed worth SI.00, nt 10c.

KICK'S. Our Si 75 fine sewed Shoes for Men and Woman aro cheap at S- 50. Stone's Cash Shoe Stork. Do you know what olegant hot cakos can be made from tho Unitod Stales Knking Company's Pancake Flour? I havo a younz lady to show you and tell you how it is dono. Call and havo a talk with her.

11. F. Hehress. Ditrst's Fine Candies shinned to all parts of tho conntry. LOOK lii our North Window to-dny nnd rkh the Itt ulit iful CupN mid SniirorN, with SlorllUR ulU'f 00 I.

O. 1HM.ON CO. Loather Satchels at The Leader. Oca prepared Box Pattern Dresses put up for tho holiday trade aro new, and mako a suitable present. Wo have them from $2 and upwards.

Kmsh rimer's, Eleventh street. Tight rolled twilled Silk Umbrellas at 00 and $2 50. J. S. Kiiodks Co.

FINF, anil Seal ChrUtninn presents. lUSGKIt .18 Twelfth nnd lOiVI Mniu Streets. Burst's One candios. tilth Sterling ullrer OO, nt I. G.

DIM.ON A (ikstlbmen's lino hand turn gore Xullifler Slippers in Wine, Tan and Blacky $1 25. Locke's. Uempe'n now saloon, 1411 Markot street, will be formally opened Tuesday December 18. Kino lunch all day. Kvorybody invited.

Music Boxes cheap. Lukevh IIinn ins. The largest, and most complete stock of Boots, Shoes and Holiday Slippors in the city to select from, at Locke's. Gents'all Silk Initial Handkorchiefs nt 25c. J.

S. Kilobits Co. FKATIllvtt worth S2.00, nt Sfte. KICK'S Chenille 1-4, 5-4, (1-4, 8-4 and 10-4 Chenillo Covers at The Leader. Burst's line candios.

Sterling silvor bound I'ocketbooks at 50c. Khodfs Co. rilDTCTM AC your ullillu 1 or 'thrnrt hy ordering for Oiciii ii Vent or Ovornont, other garment, we have their measure. C. 1IKSS A SONS, I'nAlitmiiililr nnd I'miilnhem, 1331 nnd Mnrket nlreoi.

VACATION 18 MEftR. Teaching School is a Woary, Tedious Lot. rapiU Drain of Man bo no Delay in Keeping ami Serrcs Woll Fed. It is a loariui teaming achool. A horde of growing boys and wonder every day slowly brings down the strength and nervous power of the bard-working achool teacher.

"lired as a ichool teacher" would express the utter Innquor and collapsed that so few escape before the long weeks are over. Of all tho work open to girls and women, school teaching seems to wear hardest on brain and Each day is not able to make up for the nervous expenditure of the day before, and so there comes the usual result of norres hard worked but badly nourished; the frequent sick headache, loss of strength, no color in lips or cheeks, low spirits, nervousness, and a distaste for work. What is needed is at once plain to every physician's eye. Ho says at a glance: "Your nerves want more food." Get some rod cornuscles into vour thin red comusdea mean health. Paine'? celery compound will cause freah, ruddy blood to circulate through the veins, and will give an impetus to tho weakened digestion.

Thin people with deploted or impure blood, who are easily attacked by lung disease and chronic ailments, get strength ami an increase of solid, healthy flesh from Paine'i celery compound. It gives vigor to weak mothers and growing children robust and hearty. Nervous women, not actually sick, but never really well, who are a burden to thomseives as well as to others, find just the help their system craves to restore them to sound health and a happy frame of mind. Healthy color, animation, clear eyes and a well-filled out-frame, tho signs of health that never fail, come from the reasonable use of Paine's celery compound. It is peculiarly udaptod to correcting tho depressing effect on the system of long hours of hard, trying work in the echool room, behind tho store countor, in the office, and wherever there is constant strain on the norvous and physical system.

Special C'oniterrntluii The spacious auditorium of Simpson M. K. church, Eoff street, betweon Eleventh and Ttvoltth streets, will bo opened and consecrated by epecial ser vices Sunday night, December IG, at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. F.

D. T. Bickley, D. D.t will preach the consecration sermon. Special bodl's and music.

A special feature of the occasion will be the unvoiling and presentation of a beautiful cross to the church by I)r. Bicklov. Everybody invited. Come early for a seat. r.

G. Walker, Pastor. Notice. I want ovory man and woman in the United States interested in the Opium and Whisky habits to have one of my books on these disoases. Address B.

M. Atlanta, Box 3S0, and one will be sent you froo. s.twy A varioty of fancy Urnainonts and Cake Plates at Read Snook now "ad" to-day. Durst's flno randies. Light Shades LreTiVin Ponceo at 124c.

In Cheose Cloths at 4c. Id India Silks at 2lc. Tlioso aro the goods for fancy work. Kmsiieimer's, Eleventh street. Oitr $1 00 fine sowed Shoes for Men and Hoys aro cheap at $1 50.

Stone'm Cash Kiioe Store. OAK nnil Mahogany Kngliih (iilmo Clocks at I. DILLON Kempe's now saloon, 1411 Market street, will be formally oponed Tuosdav December IS. Fine lunch all day. Everybody invited.

Purst's Fine Cahdiea shipped to all parts of the country. SrKCIAl. lu Onyx ami Lamps nt II. Silver Hat Markers and Coat Hangers. LUKBNS IllGGLNS.

KKATIIKR 1IOAS, worth at TTlM.VlO KICK'S. Buy the United States Pancake Hour from H. F. Bkhbens. GUVMirS SlifT lUNUI.lt Solo 38 Twuirtli nnil Main Stx.

Low prices in Diamonds. 1.1 KI'SS lIu.MS*. An vie lVrtoht Piedmont, Alabama. They Said She Would Die But Hood's Sorsaporllla Proved Its Merit. The following statement will bo of Interest fo the many of Mr.

Wright nil over Alabama find Georgia. Ho was for ton years a loeomotlvo engineer, and Is now machinist for the Coosa 1 know tho pood there Is In Mood's Sarsaparllla, because it lias proved in the ease of my wife. In the summer of 18J2, sho was taken 111 with malarial fever, which the physicians sueceeded In breaking up. Hut then followed a severe Illness like dropsy. She seemed to lie growItiK worse every day, and our friends said Sho Would Surely Dlo.

I was Induced to have her lake Hood's Sarsayarllla, which was followed by tho best results. She has now taken fight bottles and has used six boxes of Hood'a Tills, and Is In perfect Hood's'P-Cures health, as well nud hearty as ever. Wo thank God for such a valuable medicine flood's Rarsaparllht." II. A. Wkiuiit.

I'ledinont, Ala. Hood's PttlB cure laundice, ludiuustiuu, sick headache, lie. WANTED. Wasted-salesmen to carry our Of special or side line or salary. Send us references.

KM PI RE OIL 00. Cleveland. deM" anted-ACTI VE MK.N IN small towns: per month chu be made, aud will prove it; we furnish samples 1tw write us we will explain. Box iiol-rriia? A NTEP-A NTSTOTAK by samplo nt home or travel and good salary or commission to right party. Samples 011 application.

Address with etaap Lock Box New York City. aulH-TThai MEN AND WOMEN I pay fS to $16 per week for making crayon portraits new patented method: anv who can read or write can do the wprk at home, in spare time, day or eveuing. lour address. 1 lend work at once. II.

A. tiltIPP, c.rnnau Artist. Tyrone. Pa. Wanted-agents every city just out; nothing it ever soon.

1.00till* stamp Holder ond Moistener Selli at sight; every bunk, ofllce. store and mnu one. and sample by mail If rou mean business writ" for outfit. PmtJiM not answered. THK CINCINNATI PURE Al.I'MIM'M Cincinnati.

Ohio. del PROPOSA LS. SE A LK ROPOS A LS WILL BE REcclred at the office of the undersigned until Saturday. December for the building of a nuw passenger station In the city of Wheeling. W.

Va. The building will bo sixty feet long and forty-threo feet wide, two stories high on the track side and one story high on Water street: built of brick ujKjn atone foundation covered with slat? nwd. and have platforms and train sheds attached. Plant ami specifications can be seen at the office of the undersigned. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.

J. BECKER. Chief Engineer C. St. L.

Ry. Pittsburgh hi FOR RENT. Ij'OB AT ELEGANT JL? store room. No. HOI Mala street, now occupied by Homo it -Herrmann.

Has Rood elevator service anil fire proof vault lit offlco. Possesion given April Apply to HKSRY K. LIST. at ty Rauk. jpoit KENT.

FROM M'RIL One Second-Story Flat on Main Street. One Second-Stor)- Flat oil Tenth Street. Koeh Hat six rooms, buthl room and ball and both gases. JAMES L. HAWLEY, dell ly-D Main Street.

JpOR RENT. Front rooms, or space, suitable lor light manufacturing purposes, printing oflices, plumbing. Ac. Power supplied. Also grouud for stables or other bulldlugs.

Apply STAR FOUNDRY, dell lfiH Market street. poll KENT. The store room now occupied by A. W. Emsheitner Bro mljolulng Jewelry store J.

W. (iruhb, on Twelfth street, in Washington Hall building. Ail modern conveniences and floored cellar. given April. 1.

Inquire ol J. V. RODfiERK. 11H Market KENT. Store room In Ponbody OfHce rooiiM In Panbody Hiiildlng.

Steam heat, elevator and all modern Torins jnt USC ami Market Hub Building For elegant office room, also one large elegant hall, first floor entrance. Until permanently rented, will rent hall for entertainments, etc. Most centrally located and best adv ertised building in the city. For terms, apply at the hub clothiers. Fourteenth and Market streets.

ron of ftOacreJ. Roney's Point A good now house. good land, well, if not sold will runt ton good man. Address J. F.

KNOX. Ronoy's Point! W- Va. do! XT ABLE COAL LANDS FOR SALE. Five thousand acres of coal lands In West Vir glnia, abounding in rich Hltuminous CoaL situa tod on a prominent railroad. Addross rare IntelHgoncer nUkf, dot SAUS.

AFJiirCIIOIC'E LOTS AT EDfllSHTOX. Cheap and on Kasjr forms. W. V. HOGE.

orft Ht? Wmik RuiMI'ig 1OTQ Market Street STOCKS, BONDS. ETC. Royal Clay Manufacturing Company. KoKtoria Company. Wheeling Street Railway Company.

Pa-kcrsburg. Sutton Railroad Co. WI tool lug Pottery Com pan v. Whaling Stool and fron Company. Piedmont Water STOCKS.

Commercial ttnnk stock. 1J shares Riverside 'ilass Company. Iron Works. hxchntiRu Rank. l.nRelle Iron Standard Mill.

Wheeling Kloctrlcal Railroad. Kontoriii Company. Wheeling leu and Company Slocks. HAZLETT, Stocks, llomUiind Invest moots, 10 No. 1311 Market St.

STOCKS FOR SALli ion shares hellalre Nail Works. hi shares Kiro and Marino Insurance Co. in Fosioria Cotnpauy. it) shares l'xchnneo hank. lUMiurusof National hank of West Virginia, inn shares Wheeling Slool Iron Company.

shares Wheeling lee and Storage Co. Mfthnrra Standard Stool Iron Co. 'M shares National hank of Rellaire. KVK JRWIX.f Broker. TO LOAN.

Money to Loan $6,500, $1,000, To Serttrcri lir PoH of Trust on toretlClly Uvrti luqulru o( WfieeliDg Title and Trust NO. 1315 3IARKKT 8TRKKT. PHOTOGRAPHY. T. H.

Higgins, PHOTOGRAPHER. 42 Twelfth Street. ART STUDIO. PHOTOG-RAPII8. I'oihraits Oil, crayon.

WaTKR and Ink. 2IS4 TrtTZl STATIONERY, BOOKS. ETC. Christmas l.oti'lon (irnpliic, Noui, Chriitm.n Pictorial. Vuln iind nil of the popular l.itcrnry unil Kiiiliioti All fMriiMlicil by ilio your at tiutilinhffrV lowmt nnnunl II) IliMikn iiml C.

H. QUIMBY. IIII Market Street. GEO. R.

TAYLOR GEO. R. TAYLOR. Holiday Goods READY FOR INSPECTION! All opened and placed on sale this morning This display embraces a larger and more choice accu mutation of useful articles, in our line, than any heretofore attempted. The ladies are invited to call and see our stock and hear our prices.

ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES We" open this morning in our Market street room an entirely new line of XXX Electric Seal Capes, which we can recommend as the best grade. Lengths from 27 to inches, and wide sweep. No medium priced fur will give the same satisfaction. Also Fine Eastern Mink Capes, Best Grade Black Martin Capes, Black Persian Lamb Capes, Cloth Jackets and Capes, Stylish Tailor Made Dresses. LIST OF ARTICLES 4 FOR? CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' Duchess and Point Handkerchiefs. Ladies' and Gents' Mufflers. Ladies' Kid and Silk Mittens. Shopping Bags. Mink Scarfs.

Kid Gloves. Martin Scarfs. French Fans. Seal Scarfs. Liberty Scarfs, Astrachan Scarfs.

FocketDooKs. tmerdown guilts. Silk Hosiery. White Satin Quilts. Silk Skirts.

Table Napkins. Neckties. Linen Squares. Initial Handkerchiefs. Table Cloths.

Fancy Aprons. Bed Blankets. Czarinas. Fancy Towels. Ladies' Umbrellas, with Pearl Handles.

Gentlemen's Two-in-Hand Umbrellas. Gentlemen's Blanket Bath Robes. Banquet Cloths, 3 yards by 4 yards. Silks! Silks! New lines of light and dark colored Silks for Waists and Dresses. India Silks in evening shades.

Rich Black Silks, Satins, Moire Antique and Moire Granite. Pattern Dresses CONTINUED AT MARKED DOWN PRICES. DR. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR! I this day reduced the price of my stock on hand to prices conforming to catalogue for Jannary, 1895-. This means a mark down of at least 15 per cent.

GEO. R. TAYLOR. I.