The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-13
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tFtOps HALE q Io!.rnqll
One single spot on the fair face of a
sheet of the best letter. r-pa per viii cause
its rejection when the marnfactnret as
sit for sale. InCobtafning recruits
for the army, a single blemishiinl the
eye, little defect in the hearing, the
loss of finger or a toe, the slightest
limp or halt in the gait, is the one fatal
spot which causes rejection, however
perfect the health in all other respects.
A fault Tess specimen of manly Yigor Of
ters himself for examination, for. the
purpose of obtaining an insurance on
MS llfeI but at the very first trial of tho
pulse under the 5suFgeon's finger, the
certificate y perempt torilY depieds be-
cause there Is n fataI Iiheart-Clfsease ifIrlz-
ing under that fair exterior. Here IS n
man who for a lifetime has had uniform
good health;inever dreamed but that he
was perfectly well, but noticed for the
drs6 time, anh0ur before, little, white
pimple about the mouth, surrounded
with several red ienes, giving a duh
hurting, causing, g,yhoweVer9 not rtfle
slightest apprehensi but meeting the
family physician accidentally on the
street. ne mqnires very carelessly:
,ttSVhRtj is sit3nE On close fnspectfon.
the existence of a malignant tubercle::f'
which he knows VIII rapidly spread
with discoloration, and end in death
within twenty-four hourSl asfn the case
OF MISS M, a. b, last week; of Mr..
5epheld, SIX 2; months ago; and of Mr..
casey, Gas while before thPt, an g Of y Brook
These are spots physical and fatal all I
There are moral spots just as fatal to
character, health and life itself 1 know
q Young wife hfSt at 1RoekafFayIE who
could boast of family, fortune, educa-
ton, health, and atperona1 beauty;
less n'hef intel course with Ia fstvi and
of q beneVoleneeis0 hearty and}so free,
that 1t was impossible for her neiRhbors
MOTTO love hersWitlp their whole hearts.
But there was one spot, only one; that
not'knowni even to her husband; she
would take opium, and died of its over.
use at twenty three IIhaVe been deJ
lighted by the hour in Iistenif IN toiitIle
Secltations and ding the a6uscrfpt
poetrFEoIr hrsy lr---,sof KentncIsTI--
Neither beautiful nor NglY. hut the
spoiled and educated child df'aarfch
father. She had q genius and a power
which won alL heArtsf purely. One
i,moGntng learned she was dying al
Though In perfect health theday before.
At Intervals offs year, the demon Of a
E-druhken debauch came over her. II
silled. her husband, one OF, natures
inoblemen. The one spot ! Il knew q
wife, living Yeti think, a model Of per-
SpnM purity, of domestic industry,
system order and thorpughneSs. a
slave 70 the care OF her family OF hef
healthtuls beautiful chill ldren, there was
no sacrifice, no self denial which She
was notseyer ready to ma or pfa1fice
for their comfort. Her husband as the
world goes was all that couldb he desir-
eo as as % N dustEy systenI, Temperatures,
regularity and order. Il ought to HAYS
been a. supremely, happy family. It
wins sNretched. The one spot was her
Ansuh able ilI-natuFe. 1t would be nn-
true to sny she seldom came to the table
without some expression Of dfssatfsfac-
tton. In twenty six Successive weeks,
lItnEtng which Isdaily sat at the same
table, She never failed once to iemit
some venom either against the children
the servants the food, or the weather,
or something else. ! The whole house
was kept In a turmoil. no single CfaV
ever passed without itt Her only son
was driven to an engine house, did mot
sleep at home. senee in two years;;''
thence to the gutter; her danghters
marriedfor a home, and she Nrentto an
asylum in-her oldage. There aremany
young men with whom You cannot
help being pleased :, frank. coIiFC
teonHs INA Agnanfmous and kinds they M
ways meet YousWith q smile and a well
come andEYou know it's cordial aud
sincere. On inquiry they s5drinl. ~
ltEhe one spotg r 1f blasts an things else
Thatdaughtef IA heantif1 anlial5fe and
/ courteous; In MI she SAYS or does there
q nothing 70 han an adverse titieIsm
upon. Ttle monlent she pas from
heEs tatlhers door, dressed in thult Ties
30 to her ro0mg aud every lIFt ticle
y. ntains has impressed upon & the
one spot 81 fncorrigfbIe sl6ven.
Lett reader this moment inquire
What pot have 4 aid begin ON tlie IN.
slant 70 ygasilJit out 9at my and every
iSt they 'dfily " sll6 are tlGlmif
( these mot having spot or wrinkle, 81
any such thing