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Shall We be Gut Up
Alive 9

M claude Bernard, the President of the French
eulCaI Academy, neiines to the dreadful opinion that
there ls no snch thing science of medicinal and
that vvlSsctou IS, after s the only means of
IN physiology We start back with natural horror fro,
the cruelty of the knife the living subieef and NJ
Olaude Bernard' himself admits that in cutting mn a
hive monkey he was unnamed by the pteous huuan
cries of the poor brute that he could never try II
M claude Bernards sentiments fill me with anoe "a
ment what does experience teachY 1t tells ms III AZ
IN all cases OF sickness there is retention of attare
of morbid character which ally settle unop Tho
of the body weakest; second that these or M
mors are invariably removed by Ban 1rethis ps on
other vegetable purgatives, Some writer's descrba ~
matter OF disease as sort of egglke fluid That If
exists in the body. Thev represent this hostile ia
always existing in hama body bu divided into small
points in the healthy. But that when the body sats
dsordered they collect Ike dew, and descend on the
purglng expes this death principle or norton ~ II
with the excavations, and divides what is left INTO
small points, - " ~
There is truth in the above des but at the presa1f
day such points of disease are arguing little foo
hue for the practical intellect of the age
we know when We are sick that the bowels or snrae
organ OF the body is oppressed with contents which
Being removed expelled, purged away the opnrassion
IS removed and the body to health This Is
the simplest form of sickness Cases which have been
long standing require the same kind of ament run
If the directions followed The health provs For
an indefinite period mark hours ease in the
tWenty-tour IN few days mark two hours.
then three then six hours then twelve hours at last
health the condition in which animal existence is
high enjoym mt All this is secured by vegetable
purgatlon.
Fevers abound where new soil is turned IN, where
staguant waters absorbed in the air we breathe or
from contagious matters from any cause coming into
contact with the body. Thess invariably effect
POISON Is in the body producing fever ague or SONS
fever, or other form of disease. But it is still
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-11
wc.t virginia In tho senate.

The two West Virginia Senators vo-
ted for the suffrage amendment passed
by the Senate Tuesday. This is re-
cord of which both they and their State
may we'll bc proud. Mr.. Wiley has
often shown before that on tho ques-
ton ot rights for the negro he was su-
psrior to the ignorant and malevolent
prejudice which so many men or clever
abilities meyer outgrow. This vote is
therefore but In keeping with others
which that Senator has cast and with
sentiments he has often uttered in the
Senate; but 10 the credit of Mr.. Van
Wrinkle we must say this is a step for
ward and upward which we had hard
ly hoped TO see him take and for which
we gladly accord him our need OF
praise. This is the first time we can
recall when Mr.. Van Wrinkle has cast Il
vote i'll this direction. 1t shows that
the Senator is enlarging his vision and
liberalizing his ideas-in word grow
ing up to the standard of that wise and
Just and humane philosophy upon
which the Kepublican party Is recon-
structing the civil equities of the Re-
Dublic,
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To Owners of Horses and Cattle

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posed, since which no Is never without them.
He has over 20 running horses in his charge,
and for the last three years has used no 9TH
err medicine for them. He has kindly per-
mItted me to refer any one TO him. Over
LOCO other references can be seen Mt tho de-
pot Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price
p cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York janis lmd&w.
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Our Old Loves.

The love of n boy or girl Is unique.
1t is never repeated in kind, though it
may be even surpassed in degree, for
the love OF the mature heart Is more
powerful than that of the youthful; but
the freshness. the ecstatic sense of GER
tainty, the sublime belief in itself and
it's own immortality, in it's unchange-
ableness and future, characteristic OF the
first Young love, have no echo even in
the strength and fidelity of the mature.
Besides, It is 30 divinelY blind; and its
blindness remains. though the eyes
may be couched to SEQ everything else.
Though our carly charmer was snub-
nosed and red-headed, and fully half a
dozen years our elder. yet our memory
plays magic tricks with reality, and we
think other to this day, as we believed
her at the time: beautiful, golden hair
ed, and sixteen, If we have never seen
her since that fatal hour when we tore
ourselves from her side in an agony of
despair at the cruel fate which sent us
to New Zealand or the West Indies, no
shock of personal experience has shat
tered the sweet falsehood of our boyish
dreams, and she will always be to us
what she was; but if we have seen her
after our eyes have been couched, we
stand aghast, as at the discovery OF
some Melusine in her serpent state.
That plain featured, commonplace
dowdy is no more the peerless Duleinea
of only ten years ago then she Is her
own grandmother. Hencelorth she Is
two persons: the one, living in memory:
the other in actuality; and of the two
the remembrance is the more real.
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THE PLASTER OF THE "r1ME,"
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ALL(OCA'S POhoUS.
In Iurnbago they act like charm. In
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~ assist in the cure OF 81 neglected Geld, so
often the introducer of Consumption,
Caro- OF Lesion of thc liver.
A gentleman after n severe sickness, had
lesion OF the liver. Every quick movement
or sudden jar gave him severe pnin. often
laying him up for days. Hence he was un-
ablo to follow any occupation with regu-
IarIty.
In this condition, ho applied over tho part
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TER. At first, it seemed to trrltate, SO 1t
was taken OIL But the marked improve
ment lie experienced afterward gave him
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Piled another plaster. In few days some
thing gave way-"slipped," to use tho gem
tleman's own words. There was some sore
ness for n few days after, then his health
was perfectly restored. Upon being sound
ed by his physician tho adhesion or lesion
was found TO bo tOnc.
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The Lawyers Test On1h--Nr. r. F.
Dennis.

GRANT HOUSE, Wheeling Feb.


GRANT HOUSE, Wheeling Feb. s.
To the Hon. the Legislature Of Vest ViI'
gimiG.
would most respectfully petition
your Honorable body for the passage
of an act relieving me from the Attor-
neys' Test oath; and in doing so will
state, that l have read the joint resolu-
ton of the two houses passed on the
9th OF June, 1868, and have no hesita-
ton in saying, that the attempt on the
part ofthe Southern States 10 seCede
from the Union was great error, and
has been disastrous beyond conception;
that l never did believe in what is
termed in the resolution 1.-THE false dog
ma OF exclusive State right sovereign
ty." In my opinion the absolute sover-
eighty OF q State never had an exist
ence under our form of Government,
and even that limited and qualified
sovereignty claimed by some for
the States has been annihilated
by the war. Secession and African
slavery are things of the past. NO Ju-
diciOus patriot can ever advocate the
one. or hope to revive the other.
The Constitution Of the United States
and the laws made in pursuance there.
of. are the supreme laws of the land,
and as such, must be- Obeyed. l have
long since taken the oath OF amnesty,
and: what influence possess l propose
to exert in behalf of law and order,
recognizing it as the duty of every
good citizen to obey the constituted Gu-
thorities of the land, both State and
Federal. and in rendering this obedi-
ence. our paramount allegiance is due
to the Federal Government. With a
sincere desire that peace and harmony
may prevail, and that you may so leg
islnte at to give the people the largest
liberty compatible with the public
good, and to strengthen the bonds of
the American Union, 1 am,
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
II. +. DENNIS.
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inc suffrage Amendment.

The Senate OF the United States Tues
evening last passed joint resolution
proposing two new articles for the
Constitution of the United States, one
relating to the choice OF presidential
electors, and the other-the one of 0hiei
tnterest.-forbiddin certain iisCrim.
nations in suffrage or Office holding.
The following is the resolution rs
passed
A Joint resolution proposing mn amend
Input to the Constitution OF the
United States
Re IL e7,ucLci by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
in Congress assembled, ttCO thirds of Goth
Houses cOncurTing, That the following
of the several States as amendments to
the Constitution of the United States,
either of which, when ratified by three
fOurths OF said Legislatures, shall be
held as part of said Constitution
ARTICLE 10. No discrimination shall
be made in the United States among
the citizens of the United States in the
exercise OF the elective franchise, or in
the right to hold office i'll any State, on
account OF race, color, nativity. prop
ertY education or creed.
ARTICLE l6. The second clause of the
first section of the second article OF the
Constitution of the United States shall
lie so amended as TO read aH follows:
T. tch State shall appoint, by vote of
the people thereof qualified to vote for
representatives in Congress, a number
Of electors equal to the whole number
of Senators and Representatives to
which the said State shall be entitled in
Congress. but no Senator or Represen.
tative or person holding an office OF
frOSt ,,r CrOtiI under the United States
shall be appointed an electOr, and Con-
gress shall have power to prescribe the
manner in which such electors shall be
chosen by the people.
The following is the vote by which
,I,o rouOI,,fjCU r,uSSo1.
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the resolution passed !:

Dixon, MCOEeeEyp
DOOntilc, Patterson, Tenn.
To enable the reader to see at n glance
tho differences between the Senate and
House, we present the proposition
passed by the House "A week ago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. The right OF
any citizen of the United States to vote
shall not be denied or abridged by tho
United States or any State, by reason
OF race or color, or previous condition,
of any citizen or any class of citizens OF
the United States.
SEC. 2. The Congress shall have
power TO enforce, by appropriate legis-
iatiOn. the provisions OF this article.
The Senate proposition is broader
and better than that passed by the
House. The House provided there
should be no denial of the right of suf.
frage by reason OF race or color. The
Senate adds that there shall be no test
of nstivisn, no property test, no edu-
caIional test and no religious test. 1t
does not forbid the enforcement of any
other tests by the States. Tho consti-
tuition or laws ola State may still dis
franchise any portion OF its citizens on
account of sex, insufficient age, or for
crimes, such ns felony and treason,
just as the constitution of West Virgin
ia now does.
The resolution of tho Senate goes to
the House for concurrence, Just as the
House resolution went to the Senate.
There will probably be Il struggle as to
which resolution shall ba taken as the
body ofthaL which is to be finally pass
ed, and the matter is likely to be set
tied in the end by conference com
mittee. There Is little doubt that so far
as the suffrage feature OF this amend
ment is concerned, tho judgment of
majority of Congress Is adverse to lay
ing any restriction on the right of the
States to disfranchise for participation
in rebellion. Tho decisive vote by
which Mr.. Bingham's amendment was
rejected by the House showed this 10
be true OF that body. The action ofthe
Senate after such thorough and ex-
haustive discussion OF the whole ques-
ton, shows the same to be the judgment
OF the Senate. There will be no strug.
gle between the two Houses on this
point, though there may be on some
less important features embraced in the
Senate proposition.
Within a few days, therefore, the
Legislature will have before them for
consideration the direct question
whether they will ratify an amendment
to the Constitution of the United States
enfranchising the colored men of the
State. We have faith in that body to
hope and believe they will. To do so
will be to meet the question like men
imbued with an enlarged intelligence
and philanthropy, who are not afraid
to do what they believe right and who
feel the obligation to do justice which
the occasion imposes on them.
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THE teleeranhlc report which appear.

THE Geographic report which appear.
ed in the Wheeling aud Pittsburgh
papers yesterday, that Senator Morto"
had spoken against the suffrage amend
ment was an error in telegraphing. and
seems to have been made at the Pitts
burgh Office. Senator Morton voted
for the amendment; and he ID not the
man to speak one way and vote az
other. Senator NoRToN,o of Minnesota, a
renegade Republican, who is constantly
in a state of standardization, Every
often without the "semi") is the gentle
man who made the speech referred to.
We find the matter correctly reported
i'll the Cincinnati papers received last
.voDjDu