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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05
LOUIS Y. BLOND is now Offering his co
tire stock of Colored Shoes at cost.

WHO WAS REuBRANDr:-An artist, q
genius Of the highest order. HE posses
sed the full empire Of light and shade and
olall the tints floating between them; ht
tingcd his pencil with equal success, Ii
the cool OF the dawn, In the noondde ray
in the livid flash, in evanescent twilight
and made darEness riti6b," See "Rem
brandt effects" in photography at III
Partridge Gallery.
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II SERIOUSLY INJURED. = While young
Fred. Arbenz was ascending on the eleva-
tor in his fathers furniture factory, last
Saturday, the rope broke andAhe fell to
the ground floor, q distance Of twelve
feet. He was picked up insensible, and it
was thought for a time that he was
killed, but DR.. Reeves was called, and it
was soon found that he had only broken
his arm above the wrist and received 9
dangerous but not fatal confusion on the
side Of the head.
Another young man, who was on The
elevator when It fell, escaped without the
slightest injury. ..-l .'.1fa sa
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CIocKs.-Thcro is nothing more desi.
rable in any house than a steady, reliable
Clock, one that can be invariably looked
at with confidence. At the Market street
Jewelry Store, below the MLure House
can be found a large and complete assort
ment ofone and eight day Clocks, every
one of which Is tested before being sold
Also a full line of Watches, Jewelry
Spectacles, &c,
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MAIL MESSENGERS APPoNTED.-Sam'l
P. Harrison has been designated mail
messenger at Little Georgetown, from the
list inst, at $50 per year. At Coalsmouth
E. Nicholas has been appointed to carry
the mail from the steamboat wharf to the
postoftice, twice daily from the LIST inst, at
$40 per annun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

GRATEFUL CHASGE.-The heavy show.
er Saturday evening, wrought q grateful
change in the temperature in this region.
Yesterday the air was delightfully."- cool
and invigorating. An the churches in
which services were held, werelargely Of
tended. Last evening, heavy wooden
clothing was not uncomfortable, and it
would not surprise US to hear that Jack
Frost had visited sections remote from the
river.
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LAUScHED-Anew barge, oflarge size,
was launched on Saturday from the boat
yard of Wilson, Dunlevy & Co. This Is
the second Of three barges that this yard
is building for Gray's Iron line Of Pitts
burgh. The other will be launched in q
few DAYS. p
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ORDINATION OF PR1EsTs-During the
past week, FIVE young men, former
students in St Vincents College in this
city, were advanced through the grades
OF sub-deacon and deacon to the priest.
hood. One of them goes to Charleston,
KanawhA county, to assist Father stenger;
another to Weston, as assistant to Father
Burke. 1t is probable a third one will be
assigned to duty in the Greenbtier region,
while the others will remain here in con-
nection with the College and Cathedral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

BUSINESS NorcE,-We direct atten-
ton to the advertisement OF Thomas
Hughes, merchant tailor, in another
column. lIr: H. Is in receipt Of large
stock Of cloths, cISsimeres and vestlngs,
suited to the season aud trade. Employ
ing none but the best workmen, Gus
toners may rely on having their orders
made up in the latest style and most
durable manner. Give Mr.. H. call be.
fore making your purchases.
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ALMOST hIrAssABLE-Thc alley .Gx-
tending from Market 10 Fourth street, be.
tween Quincy and John, has becomcal.
most impossible for either pedestrians OF
vehicles. The heavy rains have carried
into it an amount Of debris that is almost
incredible. Something should be done tG
improve its condition at once, and We d.
rect the attention Of the Committee on
Streets and Alleys to the matter, 50 that
they may make report TO the next meet.
ing Of Council. s9grl Vs..
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OPENING OF THE PUBIc ScHooLS-
The public schools will be opened this
morning. So far US we have learned all
the teachers have reported for duty, and
IT is hoped the scholars win be on hand
in season.
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RETURSED.-Nearly all the families
from this city which have been spending
the Summer at the various resorts, have
returned and settled down for another
winters campaign with our SCOT and coal
smoke
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the Exp1RED.-Tbe time TOR receiv.
ing proposals for the construction Of Mar
ket Street bridge, expired last saturday.
The bids will be opened to-day by the
Committee, but win not be made public
untfl the next meeting Of Council.
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ORGAN CoXcERT.-Notices of a grand
organ concert to be given at St Alphon-
sls' church this evening, have appeared in
our local columns lor the last two or three
mornings. We direct attention to them,
and urge all our readers who desire to en-
JOY q rare musical entertainment to be al
the church promptly ut the hour desigpa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

OPES1So TIE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The
opening exercises at the Wheeling Female
College will take place this morning at
nine O'clock. The Rev. W. II. Morton,
a. NJ, President elect ofthe College, will
deliver his inaugural address, and brief
remarks will be offered by various prom
incnt gentlcmen.ot Che place who take IN
interest in the cause Of education. 90
This school opens again under new au-
spices, and its prospects have never look
cd more promising than at present. The
building has been thoroughly renovated
and partly rcfurnished since the last term.
After the exercises this morning, visitors
will be shown through the rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

No PROBATE BuHXEss.-There wasno
probate business done in the Office Of the
the Recorder last week.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were adj
mltted to record during the week ending
on the ed inst : ,.-.f. en- ga"
James Lucas and wife to ]. ". Reed,
for II acres d ground between Hcmpfeld
Railroad and National Pike; 500.
Henry EbeIing and wiIcto Henry Ebel-
ing, Jr., north, west corner Of lot No. 5,
square 0, South Wheeling; 500.
TyJ.lDowns and wife toll. G. Lindsey
and W. II. Wilkinson, part OF lot l4O,
East Wheeling; $3.50. "sG'.
George Younkins and Wiie 10 Jacob
Helm, part OF lot No, 10, in Jacobs addi'
ton to South Wheeling; sos.
N. I'M. Bank to Philip Emeril. lots Nos.
l and Q, in square 40, South Wheeling
B. NJ. Eoff and others TOT. 6 ". c.
Handlan, lOt south east corner tOE John
ard Market streets; $500.
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Dox'r forget the organ concert at the
German Catholic Church this, Monday,
evening. Among the novelties to be per-
formed is chorale by several hundred
voices with horns and organ.
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GhtGntelLiQetrCer
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1870.
New Advertisements.

wanted-A Boy 10 or Il years of age.
Steamer Granite State.
RetreShment Booths on the Fair
Grounds.
Merchant Tailor-Thos. Hughes.
List Of Letters 'l...
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BIZ RENENo, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co,
Agents.. No. IS Monroe street Wheeling
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IoFrER this morning large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Cbild's COlored Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city,
Louis v. Blends, l07 Main street.
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DITHRIDcE q CO.,
New CaEtle. Lawrence County, n

noR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
n Of land on the B. & o. r R., Is miles cast
Of wheeling, in lOtS TO suit purchasers; About
100 aefcS, partly improved, With Fine : TEo
i. FSoTn n the Cllne'S Nil property, and IL ono
AZ the NEi loo1tI0nIJor COuHtTy Store on the
HlSo, q steam Circular Saw NH and Fixtures,
IN rnanlng order, with two Joke o. oxen en- anu
IanSa RsaI RatatG AGENTS, lO6 Market Street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Matrimonial
business is looking up. Thcrewere seven
marriage licenses issued last week by the
Recorder.
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For EUROPE ASDTHE Holy LAND
Rev. F. S. De HAss, D. D., is in the city
enroub to Europe and the Holy Land.
Dr. De H. is accompanied by his wife
whose health is quite feeble. The tour is
made, we hear, in the hope tbatit will be
benefited thereby. The Doctor preached
last evening to a large congregation in
Fourth street NJ. E. Church, selecting as
his text, Luke 25:4O. He announced as
his theme ''the Git Of Power" which lie
treated deliberately and cIOquently.
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YIN. C. A.-Therc will be a regular
meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association held this evening. Some in
tcresting items Of business will DO brought
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

FoR THE ST, LAWRENoE, Colonel
Jacob Honb1ook, wife and daughter,
were to leave on the early train over
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
this morning, for Cleveland, whence they
60 10 Buffalo, Montreal and Quebec, re-
turning through New England and the
Eastern cities. We wish them pleasant
trip. ~ oGNiAN
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RIVER NEwa-The marks indicated 8
feet 8 inches of water at this place last
evening: On Saturday the local packets
arrived and departed IS usual The New
State got of for Parkersburg on time
The Hudson leil for Cincinnati about 4 r
N, with fair trip. The Express viii
leave this morning for Parkersburg.
The extent of the commerce OF the
western rivers Is seen in the following az
gregate Of steamers, barges and cana
boats, with the tonnage:
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IKE Organ Concert this, Monday, eve.
ming, at the German Catholic Church,
promises to DO one Of the finest ever given
in the city. All music lovers should at.
tend. ..i p s'
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"JuNrEl TAA soar" eures ehapped hand
salt7rheum, pImplss, and ali cutaneouS affections
rendering the akin son and smooth. IAnaAe
tured By RIA CAsWELL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
Sold BY all Druggists. New Yori
nVal.M tn .dkyv ,.r fr
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EXECUTORS SALE,

10 pursuance Of the will OF Robert Morrison;
deceased, and BY the direction OF his WIDOW l
will sell. on
Tuesday, the esd Day Of August, 1870,
Al tho mont door'6t the Court House for Ohio
County, 81 10 O'Clock 4. u, that very desirable
residence on HampdCn street, IN which s3ia MOI
Isl and the east half OF Lot No. four ~ IN square
10. s, Bell6it Addition, In the City Of Wheel
inc. PossessIou OF same will be given October
ia. 1910, and will be sold free Of taxes.
IERns OF SALE-0ne-6fth OF purchase money
IN ~ najd In cash and the remainder In four an
mai inStaImentG, purchaser giving negotiable
noteS Srid occurring same TO the SGuS!Aetion OF
the Executor. DANIEL z; LIST;
augi3 b1eCu'"t'
The above sale Is postponed until
Monday, September 9Th, 1870.
aug25
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FOR SALE.

nORsALE ORRENT-ANE NEW n
Brick House with II rooms, on Quln. It'll
~ street. with eTerJ convenience. As andAAhs
inducsment TO purchase, would take part pay In
Western landS. v,,,,1>.
aep4 l. IRh ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-05

p TIE cheapest Colored Shoes IN the city
can be found at Louis v. Blonds, 1o7
Main street.
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CIR. BEu1IR's Ladies and Gents Res,
taurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
at all hours. I'LL Market street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of Deed OF Trust made on the Soth day. OF
JanulEy, 1885, by ltob't B, Woods % =. BrAay:
Trustee, and recorded In The Recordsr'a once Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Book No.
90 page 81 will sen AE public sale, At the Ifont
door Of the Court House, on
Saturday, october 9Oth, 1870,
ii acres OF land, situated about miles north OF
The city, on the east side Of the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from Wheeling 70
GIenr'H Ron. Said deed Of trust was given ~
aid q. B, Woods on 20 acres OF land, being me
northern part OG the home farm 81 a. +. Woods:
deca1Sed. and Joining lnnds with the estate Of
David Garden, deceased, on the cast side Q! inc
Ohio RiVsf, 70 secure the Merchants SaaonAl
Bank Of West Virginia the payment OF s4.V!1J N
sig months from date, ADD the payment o. Any
note or notes that may be given in renewal Or IN
mart payment OF the same; 5000 having oeen
laid On said note and Is lilo acres Of SAID ttaSt
twhieh WnS sold 70 Jacob LASH being released,
SsIe Sgill b. made pf the residue III acfes) OF tue
trSct, default being made In the payment OF
mole toF $4,000, due August g: 1SIO, with TWO
month"; interest and cost, which represents the
bSlance OF principal and interest due o. the
Sioreslid note Of 5000. Said 81 acres will be
dIyided into smaller IractS. Plat Of the same can
be St,eu At the Recorders once OF ONO County,
TERas or SALE-one.thIrd cash; balance in
ylT and twelve months, with interest.
Sale 70 commence II II o'clock 4. y.
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sTEAMB OATS.

ToR POMEROY, GALL 49,
d POLLS, IRoNToN, PORTS
MOUTH AND CINCIlNNATL-rheH -
new, hne light dIaught steamer
GRANITE STATE, 80. Capt VASE. KERa,
wiIlleavs for the above and intetpsdIAts points
on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, a. O'Clock r. y.
For freight OF passage apply % ~
.DEGULAR PITTSBURGH @N
IL AND WHEELING PACKET.
The fine passenger steamer -
W. r. CURTIS, ................,CapL HARLAN
". Il. CALDWELL. cletk. 6ss
viii leave Wheeling Nor Pittsburgh eyety
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
T7o'cIocE Az
RlTuuxue-wIll leave Pittsburgh for Wheel
IoNDAT. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT1I o'coCE 4. Y.
Freight reeOived At the wharf Bout at q hour
'ianss1 y H. DtA : AsSat.,
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1FONIToR NAVY TOBACCO. =.
M CSseo UolbFo0k'S Monitor Navy To-
49,. J6St TOeSlved and for sale ~ ppuIv
SuRiO ~ NHANA'
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GUGAR CURED HAMS.
~ 10 TiGFeel Choice Sugar Cured HANS.
Just received and for sale BY
anglo u, REIh5G.
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NOR SALE TO CLOSE Az IS, :A
h TATR-The AFstelaSs DWELLING III
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner ~ H.,
~ HSmTien and Sixth streets, now occupied p
Nh CaEteF. There ID full lot ana inc noSsGI r.
n a. ToSd condition Hs the day II was pulE
HSS3srytSISS SbIot the premfEes In thorough no
1"iS Apply 10 ]. P. LEWdS,,,
deel.tf McLurc House, Wheeling, w. Va.
nOR sALE-TWENTY (2W BUILD.
InR LOIS on Wheeling Island. Price SSCO
Zach. Terms, one'GouEth ca4h; tne tesi tNWs ~
Soaal inStSlmentl At one, two and three years.
Apply St Top NH TO v,,o N cy1 Cup1sT
min JNO.F. 1ILoatle1,
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n7ANCY FLOUR ,,,,
b 80 Barrels Baltic, indiana Mia
i00 Cars
Prosh Gv1nd. Just received and toE salS y
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WuLLlIAV' JUAe IT. ls7O
PASSENGER TRAINS Will
run BY the following schedule On ma ~
Jane 18Th, 1910, Wheeling time: A's
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
Caught by a DeVn Fish.

During my visit to Brazil, one daV.
while busily engaged in examining 4
reef at little town on the coast. call
Cd GtlaElsa-,, .aa, oyro IylI ,,ss 5syff1Ct
IN shadow tidepOol, packed away in
a erevice Of the reef, which excited
my curiosity. I could see nothing but
pair of very bright eyes, but concIu-
ding that the eyes had an owner,
determined very rashIy to secure him.
/ put my hand down very quietly, so
as not to ruffie the water, when sud
denly it was seized with pressure far
too ardent to be agreeable and was
held fast.
1 tagged hard TO get away, but this
uneivil individual, whoever he was,
evidently had as strong a hold on the
rocks as he had on my hand, and was
not to be easily persuaded to let 90 OF
either. AT last, however, he was con-
WINGED that he must choose between US,
and so let go his hold upon the rocks,
and / found clinging 10 my right
hand by his long arms a large octopod
cuttlefish, and began to suspect that
l had caught a Tartar. His long arms
were wound around my hand, and
these arms, by the way, were covered
with rows of suckers, somewhat like
those with which boys lift stones, and
escape from them was impossible. /
knew that this fellows prOpensities
were not his worst ones, for these
euttleish are furnished with sharp
jaws, and they know how to use them
too. So attempted to rid myself of
him. But the rascal disengaged one
slimy arm, wound it about my left
hand also, and was a helpless pris-
Oner.
In vain | struggled to free myself-he
only elasped me the tighter. WAS
mOmentarily expecting to be bitten,
when he suddenly changed his mind.
| was never able TO discover whether
he was smitten with remOrse and re-
tired with amiable intentions, or
whether he only yielded to the force
of circumstances at any rate he sud-
denly relinquished his hold upon my
hands, and dropped to the sand
Then, raising himself on his long,
Shiny legs, he stalked away toward
the water making such a cOmical fig
ure that in spite of my fright, -
dulged in hearty laugh. He loo
like huge and very tipsy spi
staggering away on his eXceeliT =
long la0G
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
The MrsferY Of Sleen

What are the differences between
Sleeping and waking2 What is the
peculiar nature Of that mysterious
condition which we call sleep? these
are questions long and earnestly asked,
but never answered. There is some
thing about this phenomenon that
seems to defy Investigation. The dis
tinctiOns between the sleeping and
waking state are, save a few external
differences, as entirely unreeOgniZed
to-day as they were ages ago.
Sit by the cradle Of a'child and
watch it as it sinks into quiet slumber.
The muscles gradually relax, the eye
lids fall; and voluntary motion ceas-
es. The breathing is slower, as is also
the action Of the heart. The temper
Iture Of the body is slightly depressed !;
and state Of apparent unconscious
mess accompanies the physical chang
es specified. That Is all we can see,
and yet it seems hard to believe these
things are all that constitute sleep. IF
so, sleep might be accurately defined
as q simple cessation OF vOlition, or
the action Of the will, so that thought,
and motion Of all muscles except those
Of the vital organs, is impossible. But
a little thought will show that eessa-
tion Of will Is only one Of the man
ifestatiOns OF fsleep, and that the will
may, and frequently does, only par
tally cease to act, retaining com
maAd of the voluntary muscle, and
giving rise 10 the phenomenon OF
sOmnambuIism. At times, also, the
mind becomes active in sleep, and Of
ten reasons with surprising eOherence,
and dreams, more or less apprOxima-
ting to realities Of waking hours are
produced.
But the mystery Of mysteries per-
tanning to sleep is the fact that it reno
Yates the system from fatigue. And
after all this is no greater mystery
than fatigue ITSELF What is fatigue2
In what state Of mind or body, does it
consist, are questions, the answers to
which still puzzle the profoundest
Psychologist.
The periodicity Of the desire for
sleep is another peculiarity which is
still involved in mystery. Why IS it
that darkness, mOnOtOnOus noises, the
fixing Of the eyes upon some statiOna-
~, object all favor the approach Of
sleep! On these points there Is still no
certain light. Upon respiration, diges-
ton, circulation, reproduction, and
assimilation, some accute knowledge
exists, but Of sleep almost nothing.
This furetiOn, which influences more
OF less every other, and which has
been aptly described as partial death
from which springs q fresher life" is
apparently no less remote from pres
ent means OF scientific investigation
than the greatest mystery Of ali, life
itself. Scientific american.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

The Republican State convention
Of Virginia has been appointed for
the 22d inst, for the purpose of effect
ing a thorough organization for
Congressional elections in EOvem-
Der.
The RnOEUiHe Tenn, CaroHieIe
states that ex-President johnson and
ex-senator Patterson are very much
enraged at the temerity Os The Green
rifle National Union in hosting the
name Of Gen. John c. Brown as its
choice for Governor. Mr.. johnson Is
known TO favor Gen. Quarles for
GubernatOrial hOnOrs, Us being a
Democrat and having supported him
for the position Of United States Sen
ator. johnson and Patterson are said
to own considerable stock i'm The UR-
ion, and they design crushing that
journal, If in their power to do 50.
The eX-President says the cold Whigs
are trying to take everything" The
RsO1rle N1tiO7lGg Union announces
that Mr.. johnson will not be candi-
date Tor congress.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15

II ANJNG now permanently located In
ll THIN, has opened an once IN Tombs'
Block, Immediately over the POst-Ofiice. He
hopes, by strict attention 10 business, with
tWenty-fOur years experience In the pnOfes-
sion. 70 msrit a Liberal share Of the public
patronage. once hours from A. n. 70 q p.
M. Residence one mile south OF I1n1n, on
the Plank Road. NOV. y.
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RaeheIOFs

Bachelors -e not selfish, becaGst
they deprivH themselves OF family
pleasures. IOu might as well call a
young man a coward because he re-
jOiees at having drawn a good number
at the eOnseriPtiOn. The bachelor is
a courageous man, for he TRANQUILITY
looks his last, hour n the face. He
does not paint fancy picture Of his
dying bed surrounded by three sor.
rowing g0neratiOns-whOse i'expeeta-
ton" he Is realizing by his deeease.
He knows full well that his last drOT
Of drink will be handed to him by
q man servant. The controversy be-
tween q single and married life might
be eDlivened or saddened to any ex-
tent, for it comprises the whole his
tory of humanity. A confirmed old
bachelor declared that celibaey and
marriage, in a moral and theoretical
point OF view, were equally open to
attack and defense; that, practically,
marriage is an excellent thing in pro-
vincial towns, in the country, and in
Switzerland.-PTrisieHRe London So
cietg.
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prices In accordance with the decline in gold