The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-17

That though 1llaos Fam, oh / how true!
HFallolam Innt widow SIN. =.
J 1;:!1l, ,F:Eise lone !glGe e the dead;
,.4A8t Ms boy should want fur 6FeaiI -.
N9E-W9M I am notify honled WofIis; y, Y
q Twas thfpngll him ain Wilksi: - y :
lii WIN my heart In his fathefS grave. ,te.s
= : He wlnsnn tlirOuBh chlidfIsif h
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7t-'f Duration OGLifes me- IN 4,
s tFFo'a Hare JotifIbIi dC EHedlda.| rfr
The ayefage duration of1IEe OF man ii,
civilized society Is about thirty fhfee
and a third years. This Is called 4 eene.
ration, making three In a century, = But
there are certain localities and Certain
communities of people where thfa avs
rage is cpnsid derdbly extended. N Tha
mountain lives longer than the low
lander the farmer than the hrtisan; the
rate than the selEinduIgent: the inst
than tho dishonest. sfThe wicked shall
not live ont half his day., ,'li ib the ilil1
nouncelnent of, Divinity The bhIl6so.f
ply of this is found In the fuel, that lie
moral character has a strong power oyef,
thg ghysitc'lli q power much more cbno
olling than Is generally Imagined.
The true man conducts himself IN 'tile,
light Of Bible preeepts; Is temperate I'M
nll things, Is s.slow to anger;ls. and on
his grave Is written: aHe went about
doing good. In these three things nF,e
the great elements of human health
the restraint of tho nppetItes; ltheichns
troll of the passions and that IhiRhesti
type ofphyslehI exercise, stgoinr about
doing g6od.n 1t Is aaId Of the eminent
Quaker ptilanthropist, Joseph John
Quincy, that the labor and, pains he
took togo and see personally the obs
jecls OF his contemplated charitIes. ~
that none OF them should bennwoStRilS,
bestowed, was OF itself almost the lal1GS
OF one man, and he attended to his inn
mense ban King business besides; in fnct 4
he did too much and died at stxtH. The
average length Of human lIfa OF an
countries, at this age of the world, ,eis
of all who die do not reach the aeeiof
seven; one-half die before reaching
seventeen; and yet tho average OF life Sf
Friends, in Great Britain and Ireland
In 1850, was nearly ffty-six ydtifs!! inst
double the average life OF other pe6pieI
surely tins IS a strong indueement for
all to practice for themselves, and 10
tneulclto IL upon their children Siay bv
day, that simplicity ofhabiE. tIlab Tiiniett
ness OF fdemeRnor,S that restraint 81 fem.
per- that control of the appetites and
REopens5ties, and that derly, systema=
sFrtend' discipline fncnlcates and
which arc dem olistrahly the means d.
80 largely Increasing the average Of
Reasoning from The atiologyofthean,i
NAL creationS mankind should live
nearly an hundred year,; that law see-
ming TO be- that life should be five times
the length Of the period of 10 tStb Il
lehst, the general Observation Is. that
the longer persons are growing. the loIi1
ger they live; other things belng equal.
{ as ESo%s q! tof : sstysaf y and, !. ,llvdss.l
a horse .iisas s snsiittl fraGt -; ~
A camel ,eiSs -. g sS4a0i
Man gh % q should liyn ln1f 1
Bnt the sad fnct fs, that only one ;nS11 mn
forevery Thousand Taabnes one hundred
years. Still 1t Is encouraging 10 ISnoTV,
N tnat the science oflife, as revealed AIy
She inyesttgat ations OF the lphysiolo opist
and the teachings of eluenfed fnedieai
men, ~ steadily extending the period OF
human existence. air fifIufi \ Mo-, ,
The dlstiugu guished historian Machulsv
st4tes that, IN 1885 one person m tWertSy
died each year; in 1850, out OF, forty ppf-
solllsi, onty one died. lDupinl says, Tint
rom l1Ib to 1913 the duration OF iif5 IN
France increased Iifty-two DAYS anniI-
ally, for In 17BI Tie moFtaIity Vyaa one
in twenty -nlnet In 1915, lone In 5fortv.s
Fhe rich men Ia France live foFtvEfSyo
years on AN average; the poor, only
I'm titllrty; y hoss who are sswellto d6in
the WorldW live1n 1nbont eleven wears Idri-
ger than those who have TO work fr6m
gay 20 day fora living Remunerafiye
labor and the dlffuai0nr OF the iltn6NT.
ledge Qf the laws Of!lifs among the miasI
ses, with temp perance and thrift. 5are tho
great means Of addingit to human health
ana utei but the more Important more
dients lhappiness, e only 10 he fonnd In,
dall loving, obeylng and serving Him
who gtvethns all things fiohiy1o en-
JOY istfs-ili1 9at q tiaaii n. h3Fdia 4
U1lIOIl ITa0fEn.,. a., sts.,II ,,.Ll2gtlr
AT a meeting of the Union citizens oe
NNetzel countye held at5New. Martins.
v1lle ON HhnrsdA nigh the 1OIlI inst.
tor tho purpose OF taking some SiecfsfvS
action in reference to the present aefIi-
tof1hl campaign, John r. Bowers, iEsd; ri
wns called 10 tho chair, and r. II. Sayre
was appointed Secretary. Amer some.
discussion as t. the eNpedienGy, or prf-t
sendng candidate from this county. hi
was considered that, under,tbe e1isf iI1o.,
ctrctilnstaI1cos,l any. division of !, sentis
tlent likely to hazard the results wonld.
nos pe, ,prudenty and could not be instiJ
ned lt was therefore uhnnimouRiv. : "A
,ReS0iUed, That. tho, fJInion :. ,S1ey, ~
.Wetzelt hnying full lieonfidenee int the1
l1oyalty 10 and Integrity of the Hon. Jas:,
borleys OF Marshall, dOshefabY enfloY5sk
ana Fattty his nomination by tbp cniIs
sYentlon at Moundsville, aud pledge
~ q MIN and nurHister counties
available means al, otir "a tiinifiIi1 h, ~
cure his election! ID III tifii4Tsfi " y
- !, go. = 2 g 'E,iBowERs, ,SPres't.
p h.iH. SAYRE, sssec,yS4 1.,.i 1i.,iJ No.
LEaAh Phtase eoIogy Is al Iways f8tihdse
ABOUT and sometimes absuftily awIS
ward. ! Even I! now grand juriss indioti
men! tori Killing cutting stabbindIl
shooting, smashing, Il GFuShfnr. nnn0fi
1ntss hitting and hurting dead men. ,Iyiti,
solnmhlAdsJ rttied cannon, swords,
how1tzeEs, poPsnnE pistols, axes, slung.
shots ann SO forth, moved and, fnsttgii-
ted by the deVil, and not, having beioFaI
'tnelr eyes the fear Of God and all this [
nonsense IN q case sWheEe69 man. hnslI
t1lied ano other by putting his throat g
Wrihng,w note that opIy, q few, ,ye6 f. (
ago a Jury tne qonne tteut, in q case az
death from nplSnoWn cause, returned "a /
follows t.Th4t the snid John ,Ione-fl |
came to his death, at the time and Mas |
aforesaid by the visit lbn OFT NJ afore-