Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
Rtan lhs HON. Journal.
IotaIanLLng to LadIos.


person, sitting In myohimH8y coIae6 Onlp IsadipG
a stray newspaper now and theul kclnnot write 10
you about any Of the new tomos' When ives
girl the spirits know their piece, aud did not 80
wandering about In their present tlfeBuiat anddlss
reputable manner, Knocking under tables anu
talking nOnSenPe. Taule-tutn ng wasuhhsaEl Of,
and ladies' of Yesneetd pf8te nsiOns were cbnten
ted TO Weat pslliOoatS Since boomeTistn and
WOman's Rights have come 70 be tue inshl0h. 1
am almost afraid 10 speak a OLD leSt Pbou le
know, Is q terrible ihing. Young America hannla
1 II gaily In her bloomeT dTessi bpl bow long she
will continue TO tetihe Uammels Of nge aud expe-
Tencu aside, wiser heads than mine must defer
NINE. Butin tho meanlims, leIheps, while 81
much noise Is made about "WomuWs hlgh'slf
would u not be well 10 Iemind our tar o9ugNywo'
men OF The extent OF woman pIiyllegssl ~ does
seem To- me that our husbdndS and bIOlheIs In old!
en- times used 10 take excellent cafe Of our rights,
though tuey said tss about IL toibe sure, than V
said now ths ladies' have taken the matter into
their own bands. These priuilsgeS, which zoe val.
ued 50 highly, have almost bpconle obsolete, anu
| gEeaily feSfime that II weol The oldeu lime cam
not get ooqyage 10 tell thel aE maias aug nlIols
| of Young America about item, they VIII never
| Know them al al, so lf You viii pardon an old
woman's gaITulhy, ! will even say word TO them
about one thai was counted among The most itunoI-
tant, yig.i housekeeping. For my owl part |
confess adeclded weakness lot THIS unle. honoEel
sphere OF wOinanly industry, wolnanlY lSsle' and
| last, not least WomanlylOve. II The world were
once uiJly Bloomevised (il hpses.me turn pale To-
Think OF ID noeo,Ging loihe received Oplnlons OF
i The latest TBlormefs, what would become o. this
soienoe OF OUT grandmulheTs, Tedoent OF genial
| memories Of home CumiOIttn oil lie various orns
OF nealhess, order, bounteous boards, anu cordial
| hospitality, Just lhlak, MessTs Editors, as yOu
sig Of your case 10 your snug aIm,eiiqlIs, wgaI
win attend 10 them " lille Tie WoInen ave Attending
conventions and Tue men nre toking care Of tie
| babiesi The bahlesl ahl itniOkeS my heat ache
10 think how the 10 al, laughing dimped taoeb
in iheit snowy robes and petty colas, would dis.
Dppsat from tue face Of tue saIlh. Oh, IulptI'
thou poet without prophetic OF warning sau 81 aus
| famed millennium VI manly minislfOliOns how
couldst thou write "a babe in house is q Welt
snYiuy Of pleasure" Very sure aiIi that The par-
Il,cular 6nbe in your minds eye must have he'd n
mother dead 10 the responsibilities OF her sex, lost
| 10 tie charms Of political debate, aud sunk int
the, humilialing position Of goqd wife and moth
en- But we were talking Vlylousgkeepng. do
| love TO see an orderly bouas, Now, lheTe are some
houses where the very ait seems puzzled and
fteShened as il floats though the open win.
dow bslweenIhe snowy cutlainst over tue roses In
tby window seat tothe bouquet on tile tdDle, oung-
ing laEily over the son pillows, searching into the
| lavend i.scedled dfsweTs aud leaving everywhere
the lrae Iance lhallAunts ihehOme oil peace. la
OLD Times Tue lnlSltet3 VI bucu uVuVho VIA ltd pre-
siding goddess. i'Hef childre1 fOSe up and called
her blessed, and her, husband no praised her"-
Cnn The slTong.nnded woman OF Today find a
wreath Of laEeg lauTe'sl I sisI
.sT .na.as /, A LApT, OF TnE oLDEN Tiuf.
| TmE WONDERS or WONA >lUoD.
IThe egspp says tho Deity Timss, sis doing
much lCi woman; but women ate doing more for
themselves. II IS hard 10 say wtat lucy OTs nut
| Undressing I'D accomplishing, iO wheIs they
will, men meet them 10 tho Geld oil open nvalfy.
Once, lne s eTner sex woe oil the BOOKS, but now
lthemosponu liieTJlure cones lon tie dauh rs
Of Eve. dice, we we're safe Oehlni the enlIench.
msnIb Or newspapers we ale sale no more. Once
lue pulpit wos OuTsj u Is now divided eninire.
We made a final sand In PanlalcDns. We Tal,i-
ed our fiRuIing forces lheTe. We defrd assault
TO NJ behind that formidable bnteTy. ltwfs no
use; tae thing wss a sham, anoekery, lailutei
we we've beaIen 10 the stronghold Of OenluneS-
Zone hope was LEFT us--One solitary hope. II rose
j high among The clouds. II was o nlonniSlll a.
mong mountains, but the Aln Ol Alps has been To-
ken. Mont Blanc has suuendsIed Ia woman.
/ Read The unnexed aud tnen desnpiE -'On am.
wing mere from Genon, | fJund Tie whole village
lIn state OF comlhtlion ia consequence Of this
event. II onnehfs that Mt end Mrs. Hamilton, n
lgenllernau aud lady wbO reside near London, 40.
cumnanled by nine guides AMI 10Y Otihe VII
lPge, sixteen Yeas old, staHed from ChamOunl TO
\ make tae oscenl on Sunday morning lasi, about
IGlEul uGy NllNFW ~ VIC NANeA4o pAuANNH
Bt four o. CLOCK In tie allenOon, aud passed the
nighl IN the nut tine guides uAYe recently erected
lneIei OF hall.past thfee O'Clock tns next morning
ibey cOnlnued ihelT Journey aud after difficulties
i of no ordinary chatactet, aucceedel III reacning
the s0inmtHt about haf-nAst two o'cloch, p.
81. They rested lLeTe about ten MINUTES. When
tie anxiety oil lie guides respecting Tie weather
inuucSd them 10 commence tue descent. aud they
got back TO IIle Grands Mu!ets Of SIX O'clock, and
passed another night 10 The hut, On Tue We'lnes'
day morning they elurnvd thence 70 OnhnOOnI,
nni luey loUnd tns 10 be the most JiiicpltpPH OF
the Journey IN copssquenee OF Tue descent oil av'
niancnss. Tney succeeded, however, 10 SUI.
moulding every OBSTACLE, AMI were welcomed on
Their siIYdl a. Tie Village, by the fting OF Gao
non, tue forming oil a lhumphal ptoCessiOu, Dnd
every OlusI Demonstration OF enthusiastic applause.
1 A fels YVES given the next evening 10 tue cOUTl-
4 yard OF tie Hotel de LondIes, Which probably
SURPRISED Anything Of The kind ever SeenIn Cha
] mount, nor excepting that which took place alter
hlr. ALBEIT Smiths ascent blts. hami on lad 50
far recovered from her fatigue as 10 he ableho
Join The dancefs, and did so with much sp ril.--
She spoke ia the whEmest terms ofIhe two guides
Jean and Victor IaiTtaY wlio pad her the Ut
most attention during Ihs Whole route Az eva
lancae OF immense size fell ps they were passing
IiLs Grand plateau, and In us course went over
part oGtLe tmckthty had Crossed but few min
utes before, and completely filled a ereUasse be-
heath TINS Is the 6tsl lime tie tor Of Mont
Blanc has ever Deen reached BY on English LADY,
although two women have before made ihe at.
tempt successfully one being a French lidY Of
! Geneva, Mile DAngegille, and The other peas
ant 10 Tic neishborhOod OF ChamouM. Two OlI
er ascenls have been made this seasons both do.
/ ring The month Of August--one by q Z. BHbeck,
ard lne OlheI by MI, BLACKWELL Mh Talbot 1,
an American gentleman, hes commenced tue Os.
cent, and Is now OF the Grands huIels, wnete he
win pass tne nIgut, and, 1.-THE weather. permit, be
will continue his journey e; mprtow,- HAHoyHl
August 20, 1884,, - $50
,aS tta coLoh AID pREss.
DIapeIy OF lnsreless t0hiteS such as oemOric
muslin, bssoIls well with fresh complexion, oil
which it relieves the rose colori but II Is insult
abe 10 compilations which have dislgreeable
TIM, because white alWayseXplls al COlOIs by ruis
lug their lOnei consequently, it's unsuitable TO
those skins which, without having Ibis 1sagIeeable
lint very nearly approach IL. Very light whiIe
draperies, such ss ;poinl lace, have an entirely
different aspect Biaek draperies, towering the
tone Of the oolors with Which they are IN juAta-
! IOSuOn, Whllen the ski1i butif tue yeImilion or
rosy paIls are ~ a certain point distant fIVm The
dnpeIy, II will follow thai, although covered in
| tone, they appear IeaUveiy 10 the bite paris OF