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Alexander Rogers, Is. Eliphalet c. Dewey.
Attachment in Assumpsit
BY virtue Of an order Of sale made in the
above entitled cause by the Int County Court
1850 and falsD byl a subs dueht tOrder OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Virginia.
made on the 9th day OF October, 1855, shall
proceed to sell at public sale, ut the Foun-
dry OF John Hamilton & Co., in the 9th Ward
lof the city OF Wheeling, on Monday, the
d. m, TO the iehest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing deScribe 81 lropefty, towiI: SLN >
OneShafI; one Bed Piece; one Pinion; one
Bowel Wheel; one Ring; one Manhend; four
Mnnhead Legs; Brassesfor Squeezer; one Gross
Piece; one Squeezer Casting; two Squeezer
Plates, and three pieces for Sqneezer said TO
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
Sheriff Ohio county
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Ffs8sIfs. IS 7 a =.
S0 GROSS ELAsKs, Half Pint, Pint and /,
fsJNtl NunrtI t1SeS Peak pattern. received By
= - - - PsClH1EDREfH 6 BRO =
GtoLGATEs FANCY so fsEs0O FOXES
~ just reeeiVeda and for sale - the iIidnufae-
Z now PRYOR. HANpLAg. 9 co. :,
TOD FIsH-l0 DRUMS - LABRADOR
" Herring, In bbls. and half bbls. reeeIYed
n, now - PRYOR HANDrzN q co.
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ELECTION OF BANK DIREcToRs.-The
stockholders of the several National
Banks of the city yesterday held an
election Mt their various banking
houses for Directors for the ensuing
year. Tho following named gentlemen
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PARK SKATrNG-There WINS skating
yesterday on the park, Of a inst class
quality, the ice having been overload
cd the night before. AS usual all was
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..--HzA-BGHEINeS.7ss
OLD HOME BITTERS.
pRTnE oFV5aTRlGINIA.

u
,.lsl To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
-...tfl- 3 To Cure Dyspepsia l--f+
.sfl.. 49,. To Cure Dyspepsia .rfrYE
f55s Use the Old Home BitteTS. tl|1'4r1
= -ti,5i., Use the Old Home BitteEs.,f
Use the Old Home BitteTS.
sr.l.z D Use the Old Home Biners.
Use the Old Home Bitters. 5rs-
-.= For Heartburn and Flntulence
gsg-is For Heartburn and FlatuLencef
For, HeaFtburnand FlRtulence
For Heartburn and E1atulence
Use the Old Home Bltters.
Use the Old Home BitterS-
Use The Old Home Bttters. ~.
$50 Use the'9d Home Htters.
& i,=. e Los ofAppetite I'd
"a III Loss of Appetite fs7 .f-'f q
4 -5o.t-sli.J Los of Appetite
u Los Of Appetite.
Restored by Old Home RittefS
~, Restored by Old Home Bltters. iisf4 i
Restored by Old Home htterS.
aRH estored by 90 90 Home Bitters
The Weak made Strong ~ ,rss-.
r4kil IL The Sick made WeaI iti tHft
''el- The Old made Youngil
gTheDepTesSed Rre frightened st-tjf
The pale check wSwith- Health ~
By using Old Home BitterS.
BY using Old Home BifterS.
~ kBy using Old Home BitteIS. - = =
BY using Old Home Bitter8.
ByudnR Old Homo Bltters.
always gives satisfaction.
1tdoesw Whit NE claim 81 T9za
Il S the only cure for Dyspepsia. {.
1T tsa good Tonic for Fevera-
D. It's good Tor iesiiify Of stomach, y
~ 1t tsa healthy StiImulant.
u Is chemically Compounded.
= II isan elegant PRE- ata tiou. -,
Sold Y Merchants and generally
! 10 IiAuGHIdSs 4 BusHFIEID
i - y q
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'PRo BONO PUBLICo..'9
Private D1seasesassgL
CURED ~ TIL SHORTEST FcssrHLE TIM
BY 1.gflsE
DR.. NC, e

f Gate of Pbiladelphin,l, frts7a
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER
r l1 zmransntly Ct No. . zHLRD 6IREET,
l. Or. Ysproposes TO cure Gonorrhoea and e;laa.
I'M NOM one 70 three days without filleTfssr-
tenee with diet or hfndrance 70 bnsfr ess. PHI
mary syphilis In nom one to fiyff tiaJ,s5 So
pndafy in from one to three weeks 7N6rfIIT.
nali1ud Seminal Emissions sforrjald IN fisf,sI1
I'VE totem days Skin diseases and an SIfIieY
diseases OF apdyate nature, treated with mn
| parallel lEucceEE- y - =.
ETySipelas, NeuTalgia Dispersal ScrnfnIa
ana all impurities OF the Hood and Siiseases
Of the Kidney and Liver speelfiIv; efir,sSi IN
DE-. Young,s Calculated Extinct 81 ESireSSeEs3s
Q PREPARATION to he procured noln no other
{ AN EAIafENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
a compound prepared and sold only by On
1pungs warranted to remove MI distractions
- the healtny menstrual flood, ImpaFting
new tone and activity 70 the systeuisi price 81
Per bottle 0hstinate elses sSlf long standing
may require No Q which Il four deSreessfrone
e IMAM Rosils7 pFfca $ per bottle. -
- Married ladies should not use the above
compound for reasons nlade known with each
parkhge. sfsr4o Eet - 1lffet
Z. 81 safe, certain and healthy pEeventa-k
i've to conception furnished ON application. NJ
Persons nt O distance, by stating thelrsynnIS-
toms, are and occupation, can sIecefVe itefff.
cine by expires, securely packed nom ohser-
Nut4rfll. laTls
q Address DR.. YOUNG, No. 70 Third street., !
PittsbunE, Pa ONCE Phflo Hall. seem II lfCIs
entrance ON Third, near Market One l1ofIfSs
8 q. m. 70 l9msand1 p m. to 5 D. m. dc3 -
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--nEIsRneinas. for Sale.

.zinfi Engines Tor Sale.
1 PORTABLE ENGINE, IL. HORSE POW
| Err; 1 stationary do. l5do. do, with double
niue boiler IL feet long, including everything
complete to set in motion. Thea above VIII be
sold peTU cheap. HUBBARD q co.
South end B. d o. Il. r. Depot.
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nnI1aIfoF Sale.4alt.
-
For Sale.

sooo LBS. FRESH GRQyND, No H.,
;GGs4sisStAlSa5d he f fioA Fam;
Nv Flour In bbls. and sacks An klh1S Ia Si
Mini Feed Orders for the above afLlclS -, isls
with Mr. Bailey, at the Union 1lcKet Oliy5e.
Tnfier the M'Lure House, Will be promptly
fiiied. J. B. DErWlll4ttiHst S = SYi,fi
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Valuable Property For sale

AyiFIRsT-CEASS oAEeTANNERY, SIT.
AlUATED onthe bank oEIhe Creek In East
WHEELING IS q fNpO-Stddy brick building, Goby
50 feet with bark shed attacked. capacity
for tanning Is 5000 hidespeF annum. The. ynts,
gine Sare alliin prime NO king order This is
q rare chance for any one wishing oengage
inlfha business Cause of selling IS to close
the estHta Of r Lewis tieeeasedli y, = =
II kFor further particulars apply to
= do 2 fsssti j ESSSE p! LEWIS, or
Z NATHANIEL LEWIS, ~
I .--...-,.--4,E. ,r - E5i1essEutsorsi1
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There have been upwards of 1000 Wis
itors mt the park during the present cold
spell. IL is a decided success. 100.
The managers annoutiee for to-day
and tonight a grand carntval-music,
.Sc. No doubt great InnIIy will be IN
attendance, and the best of times may
reasonably be anticipated.
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valuable Property for Sale in South
Wheeling

1rI. sFIf. On THE 2n pAHeF JAZZ
NV iTtTERY .iIs66, nj Che eotr Honsa IN t1e
~ Ysonth Wheeling, with all the improve
ments thereon; consisting of one two-stoIy
brick dwelling, with store; also one name y ne
naSesf5oygI1iorf Siay fkalas Title good:
1855 WILLIAM SCHACKY,
Administrator Real Estate Of John scna I;
deceased. u6c4S-1h
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Mcssrs. Thomas Sweeney, jacob
Berger, n, Jaeob, Robert. Morrison, 81.
Reilly, Robert Crnngle, ID. G. List, a.
Allen Howell, Samuel Mcclellan.
There arc two changes in the bOnrd of
last yc,r. NIcssrs. A. Allen Howell and
Samuel Mcclellan are substituted for
Mr.. Henry Moore and the late Jacob
Sensency, Esq. 30 if-sfit - 80 -
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PROPERTY M SOUTH WHEELING
FOR SALE.

I FUR SALE.
A S TRUSTEE NAMED IN A DEED OF
IN trust, from George E. Caldwell and Kate
Y. CALDWELL MS wife, dated me lIth Day 81
Office of10liio county, in deed book IS, folio
$50, / will offer at public sale. on
Saturday, February 8, 1886,
At 10, o'clock q. M. at the 'front.' door OF The
C6uft House OF Ohio county two town lots,
on Denny street, in South Wheeling IfoEmef-
IL known IS Ritchi efoTnJ :. Title believed
convey only such tile as Is vested in me by
said deed OF trust. ,..,5f- 80 I
Terms of purchase money cash,
one-thirIi in six months, and third In one
year, deferred payments bearing interest and
secured bystieedIof trust On the lproperty, or
a. B. CALDWELL,
Ian4-lwd Trustee.
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sfnt Salfi
3ShaairriiFsss,I Sole


-.55 Sheriff s Sale b.s6 1,lri.
y County cireuit copFt, in Ghaneery' Decem-
o III George Menlei. cornplainant,i ~!
Walter q. Scott. andgHannah, ihtswIfe. Da-
yid salisbury, jane cgnningham and sam
BY vfrttici OF 4 decree rendered In the above
entitled cause,5 by the Circuit Court of otiio
A. ID. siSG5, / shall proceed TO sell. ut public
sale, at the front door of the Court House OF
is as ~ eto III & t to the Siehest aid
best bidder, the following Described property,
viz: lot number one hundred and Eetghty-
ono ISL, situated on the south side Of u Ohm
street, In TINT part of the city of wheeling
called Ehst Wheeling, md afticulafly mem
TONED and described In the said bin and de-
Terms OF Sale one fourthlo of theipurcfase
money cash In hand, and the remainder IN
md eighteen months, With interest rom the,
day. Of sale, reServ1ng to the purchaser the
~ said pnrshsse money, in CASH. but Il etedit
payment Is chosen, then the purchaser Is 70
give bond. with .appf9yed personal sec 'pl1t
SID ,-fTii.yylli JOSEPH StYBoBD, -
- ,sf.f1s. IN Sheriff of Ohio County,
And Special ioner in this Case.
,Wheeltng. Dec. .. 49, -: dec2s5td, !,
In SheriR's Sale .1Ei% ei ne
OF W sSE Ht9RRebSA p oI8o
H. -; James H. stoqts. Executor ia -
Against $50. s--g-... f s.=g7r a
Thomas a. Reed, and the widow and heirs OF
John Hazlett, deceased. ~ -. :
ByTirfue of n DEGREES rendered in the above
entitled cause, by the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, on the ChnnceIy side, on the 2lstT day!
OF December, a. d. 1885. and by, Virtue Of a.
former decree i6f the County Court OF Ohio
county, Ion the 9tfI3dayio OF FeBftfafy 1855, II
shall proceed TO sellat pbliesaieg ut thsfront
door OF the Court HOUSE Of. OHIO county, on
the 2sth day Of at ~ oslesk q
ing described pT0perty, viz: Lots number one
HUNDRED and twenty-eightIl2S and one huns
drsd and twenty-nine fl2glSzWtth the build
ingS thereon, on the plat Of the addition TO
the town OF wheeling laid on BY william
Chapline and John iEoff, IN that part Of the
city of. Wheeling known as the Filth ward6 Of
sAid city, .sx5f gS guIIA sl4 10 fililnsEo
Terms OF sale-0ne- fourth Of the1purrhase
money TO be paid upon the confirmation Of
said SALE in cash, and the Remaining three
fouFths in equal InstalinentS,f payable in SIX
twelve and eightean months after the dayof
snle, the whole to bear interest from the day
of sale, and the purchaser 10 give bonds for
said puIe tinse none II, with ftproyed personal,
security the title 10 be retained until the fCirs
B -,isi5i 4 m tll-sTl.s. JOSEPH SEYBOIiDit %
I rt-..t, 80 Z, Special Commfssioner.
wheeling Dec. Is, 1855. dec2S-td, ~
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DIR. JOHNSTON. \

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate nom one OF the most emf
nent COLLEGES in the United States, and the
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some of. the. most
astonishing eiIheS that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great Nervousness, being
aIarIneil1t sudden sounds bash nlneSs. with
derangement OF mind, were cured immetlII
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,.,,,. .I I WE "a, SlS .E.aszF

~. -
Immediately cured and full VIgor Restored.
This distressing affectfon-FlIfEh renders
life and marriage 5mpoSsib1e-fs the penalty
paid by the victims Of improper indutgences,
Young persons are too apt to commit excuses
from mot being aware Of the dreadful conse-
quences that may ensue. Now, who that I'M
derstands the subject VIII pretendb 70, deny
that thepoEer Of sprucgea ton Is lost sooneT
Dy IIfue3- I'LL -1Ilpo lInpLOpeF naDiES Gtlan
by the PRUDENT Besides being deprived of
the pleasure of henitiIy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptomS TO both
body and mind lriss The SYSTEM becomes
detaflged, the Phys al and Mental Funetions
Weafsenedg LOS ofProefeatfve Power, Nefv.
Gus IrTitability, Dyspepsia, Pa1pitRtfon of the
Heart, Indigestion. CONSTITUTIONAL Debility
a Wasting OF The Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Death. lit. I'D
Office, No. 4 South Frederick Street,
Left hand side going from more street,
q few doors from the corneE Falnot to OBJ
serve the name and number.
! Lettersmpst be paid and contain stamp.
The Doctors Diploma hangs In hts once.
ACQUIRE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY6.y
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RIO fine Public.

l59aS 70 the Public. 10 "a 81 Z
AFRS MeOIIiEECHs RETURNS TOlTHE
iIl public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal shared patronage bestowed upon
herduring the 2S years. she has been en-
gagged in The clothing business in this city.
The new drIa. OF II. Ieecf q CO., respect
fuIty s0lfcfts and VIII strive 70 merit, at their
PATRONAGE heretpfdre enjoyed
- IL. c. eI9EsECHs& CO.,
Woc6 ~ - mo. as Main Street.
% Aeon sHoUfDRRs JUST REdEfYED
% by PRYOR, HASDILAE7 & &C. ~
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wnEsiaxa AND BE1moNr BnlDoE
CoMPANY.-The Stockholders OF the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Compa-
ny yesterday held an, election at the
company otiiee, for managers for the en-;
suing year. Tho following is n list of
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aIaTmeliat sudden sounds, bashfnlness. with
frequent bluShfng, attended sometimes with
derangement Of mind, were cured immeliI
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. j. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by Improper Indulgence and SolII
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study, So
ciety or marriage.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
the Head, DimnesS of SiGht. Los Of Muscular
Power, Palpftation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Initahility, Derangement OF the d.
geSttve Functions, General Debility, Symp-
MESTALLY.- fearful effects ontle mind
ara much to be dreaded-Ioss- Of Memoir
Confusion OF Ideas, Depression of Spirits, FsvI.
ForbodingS, Aversion tosociety, Self Distrustt,
LQHeCpf Solitude, T1n1idity, DC, are some =
the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons OF an ages can, now
judge what Is the cauSe OF their declining
health, losing their yigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and efnaclAted, having singu-
lar appearance abont the eyes, cough ard
symptoms of Consumption. r-g7
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Public Sale of Government Property

Z uDIIUpdIb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UPO1VJ'
Asst QUARTER1EAsTER's OETICE. US.A.,l-
MHKEIGSG5 w Va, SJan.1 1855. . ~
ny AUTHORITY RECEIVED FROM
d QuartermaSter General, Twill SalEat pub
lie auction, on the 10th day of January, 1885,
the buildings known as the Goyernment
Stables on John street. one hay shed, ON
Market street; also. 1000 feet scantling,
(m0ra or leES1 Saleto comm ence alto O'clock
a IN. Terms cash, Government fuhdS
-Ssse5gY gsil T.sa va IRA 81 S3ARDNIsR,t 81
janS-td < :, .Breyet Major and a. @ II. y
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\ MslileattalilI,. 4.
a GARD TO THE LADIES. ~
. & ~ DIR DUPoNcoss l =.
Golden Period ieal Pills
FOR FEMALES.

Iniallible In uTrecting Irregularities, Remoy-
constructions Of the Monthly Turns!
= from Whatever Cause, and
AENkHs' SUCCESSFULLY AiPRKvRNTTyR..
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MARRIAGE, i.,s-

Reeect that sound mind and body are tia
bial l'3ppfnefs. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes a weary Dill
gTtmnge= the prospect hourly daFkens To the
view; the mind Becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and hllea with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
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Married Persons, or Young Men eontempIa-
ting marriage, being aware Of physical weak
mess, organtc debility, deformittes speedily
He who places himselfupder the eareofDr
J., may retlgiously conflde In hfs ihoaor as
entleTnan, and conf Identity rely upon his
IaSfll ag n DiiySfcfan.
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.FlaiYQ!@IfaifaItl
BAdR{lFORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
fpgEsTABLIsHED AS "A HlEFBGE
.tJJ AfRoaE- Qua tHkKRK.3ea y =
wEoNLYPLAcERHEREA cURECAN
BE OBTAINED.


NRyJ0HGSTOEE9A SDISCOVEBEDfTFfF
Id most Certain, Speedy and only Eneetrnl
fSeriEliy IN the world for an Private Diseases
Weafness OF the Back and Limbs, StT1ctures
afiecfions OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Iny0l-
TIntary Discharges, 1mpotencY, GeneIM Df&
IN f|s. PSeTVousnees DSpeESia Lana uols Il1iv
sniFit Confusion of ideas, Palpltat On Of tho
Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight
Nose on Skin. Affections Of the LIVER, Lungs
StonaehtQr Bowels those. terrible disorders
aTisifss ANN tlie solitary Habits OF Youth
those sEcRErand solitary practices more fatal
10 their victims than the song Of Syrens{ TO
fIIe Mariners of Ulysses blighting Their most
brilliant hopes or antcipanonss rendering
marriage, &c, impossible. ,d1EsEtI
YoUNGrREN1T
FSDecfally who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, fhht dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
sxaIfed talents and brilliant intellect who
might oflIsrwfss havet entIaneed listening
Serates with the thundeB Of eloquence, or
walked to ecStacy the living Tyre, may call
with full condolences. n
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TIE POLITICAL


BUFFALO, Oct. 81, 1866.
TO the Editor Of the woEuSsHASs AgvocArs-
During the past six months the city has
been very quiet, which benefit, | think, IS
owing to the benign influence Of the E Mag
ara Frontier Police" During th5 reign Of
the old-iashioned police, fights seemed 70 be
OF regular occurrence but now We hardly
II ever hear OF any disturbance whatever ia
rly Ward In the city. The Fenians bad 8
large mass meeting at St. James Hall on
Sunday evening, Oct. 2Sth, and resolutions
were passed denunciAtory Of the course the
British officials had taken towards the Eeni-
an prisoners they captur ed AZ Fort Erie dur
iIg the late Fenlan raid at that point. A
great many speakers were present, and de-
hvered some stirring addresses 10 the Sons
Of Liberty who were present.
The Mechanics Institute II rapidly pick
ing up, and I think, in time, will be an or
nament to Western New York; but a. IL Is
now, it will require Ting putt and o strong
pull and pull ali together" The working
men seem to be alive to the fact that IL they
do not work for themselves, there Is 10 one
to do the work for them; and they are raj
lying TO the eight-hour standard with re-
newed activity, and think all OF The men
who are pied ed to vote or work ior the
great question, will be elected to tn differ
ent posts or positions.
Yours, ETC., BREEzE.
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From Portage, Wisconsin.
Nov. stn, 1866.


To the Editor wcsxEeEAEs AOvocArE-
Dean SrR.-Tuesdsy, Nov 5th, was the
day Of Colulnbia County election, and the
excitement was very great regarding the
candidates adopted by our league. We ad-
dressed a circular 10 each Of the opposing
candidates in order to ascertain their views
concerning the Eight Hour question.
Mr.. Schsmerhorn, Republican, was in
hearty sympathy with our cause, and
pledged himself, If elected, 70 vote for eight
hours As legal working day. Mr.. Corning,
Democrat, made no reply, untirws appointed
o committee to wait upon him, when he made
known that he thought the subject entirely
beneath has notice, consequently the league
unanimously vossd for Sehermerhorn, and
be received mn overwhelming majority Mr:
Corning Ia . strong politician, AMI would
certainly have succeeded had BIZ Endorsed
our cause Such 10, and shall be, the rebuks
Of moneyed aristocracy. Said corning was
asked, as the news Of his defeat came IN
from the different wards, how be ielt, be re-
piled that he felt as Lazarus did Kicked Ny
the dors.D IL Is said :. barking dogs never
Bit" but 10 lhis ease they bl% and the bite
proved fafal 30 the old and sried politician.
EIaaE HouRS
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In cur previous article we cursorily glanced
at the facts Of the absence of " Harmony
and the prevalence Of discord anu toll in the
world, notwithstanding the DslI intenfioaed
effort on the part Of the Love Principle, TO
destroy the latter and produce the former.
We then showed that the reasons Of this
failure lie in the Love Principle not being a
knowing principle, does not know how to
effect these ends and that being simple
element it could not organize and. that or
ganization was necessary to effect these ends,
IS indeed any and all ends. Wonex show
ed that what was wanted was the union of
the Wisdom Principle with the Love Princi-
pies; and this, for two reasons first be-
cause Wisdom would supply what was be-
fore wanting, the knowing how" capacity,
the seeing ability; and second, because
with it Organization could be effected.
Coming also to the striking and startling
conclusion, by demonstration, that We in
reality haze no society | And one object in
all this was to try. and convince benevolent
men that there is way In which they
could use what they now bestow directly IS
q charity upon the poor, much more %
their advantage, than now results from tt.sir
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