The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-01
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ence Of warmth and sunshine. There l.
not tho slightest enees ot an abnormal
condition u the, hudSI I'VE have before US
that haveb been kindly sent us by o friend
from the other side Of the Seekonk. The
tiny EAt0lp lpoihp Rfe as sharply Gus ~
clustering way ~ I, WlienssnS y s l.'y
a1e srod SSSaa anI tFs tSgSsr arecn n a. s6y
shaded % as in ,any specimens Of the plant
We .syerg gaw Ia the ftill beauty Of normal
development We nave .Ssd alse 4. taSs W ofs San
tSru st'' oF ~ tSSn siSto h fiaofsSf blSssoms
which win fIi the air with their 3nefFable
perfume, and the aqSNwitA tho beauty q
the5r superb rosePlnk S9FGIla e9 e; 81 o,,o, a.
p.nSIsS 1sJ haSs ua' IooIssS ost from The GARDEN
border; p6ri riwiR a ls have been Perennial
in the ffiyftle b etls! land thGt eFbuds
are swelling in the unusual warmth oftho
season There are wonders in the sun,
wonders Ia Tic deep, and brilliant auroras
In tic sl,y, but in all these strange events
nothink 9toihsS0 beautihlEsso warmly
welcomed, 80 tenderlye appreciated as
these precious clumps of trailing, arbutus
buds born out Of due time, and eYer. teach.
ing their sweet lessons Of humility and
modest worth. while jaelighting the senses
Witi1 Their subtitle fragrance and ibeFitch;
inr' beauty PrODiIS Snee tI0aTNaI.B p
=, ,,,,,,I, 7 a. (, ;,oTc.o6,,s ,;;S dIuoydcr
- t ~ -. = ! ~ 4.
Wheni nQLr rHtQMpuy 'N4Attl ~ uauu' ~
begins with 'languor and loss OF appetite,
followed by fever and sore throat, and
them the /" rod matches y on tho oheeks ap-
-. JUhnn a. .,,,,,,,,o,ns ,h,1 .re a.; Az, oh
O"t ~ ~ - go ...s.,.
served, place : me chldtln pca IN Fooln
which Is warm but well ventilated. Ad-
minister warm veal, lemonade with a liz.
III ,,,,r, sroEic d,.SC1,s|,I;nM in,ovartbe
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% aaa.ao, ~ ~, ~ 1i';TSSt S5sITt frrt;o ,oTst
he a,,oOtoJ o an Hn ~ ,1o,sn;sst;on ia oI,ssrgsd I
Shicb iii not % ,eSnit s Ia, Sn,nn n = r;inMtes
!vSsI tSs % notient @ yv;ll n droni min into q t,MIst
slumber and with careEul nursing Is saved,
Allof this may be done before physician
can be summons, and viii Pr prove great y 4!
,as,,H G Z S li,S f0sS III lin " aens ta
liza @ of n dear child and prevent ave- 4 The he disor. or
ders which almost always follow, this
dreadful complaint, when ills not prompt
y assailed byilths simple preliminary
home treatment, ,,.
IA Dr.. Dryden believes, lie has found
the birthplace of, cholera, in whaty.is de-
scribed as tatthe endemic area Of Lower
Bengal Carried .thence BY tho mon.
soons, and rendered active by heat and
moisture, it behaves IN d wayth6t tmay be
predicted, and In which water and human
beings playbut q subordinate part. ia
m SiiRs uis 71strosE Pit N mn ,incomnI,meT;.
INV Z N, 1vays styIes fla American C6loniza.
tioy G s"c}ety IN M a,n;nent hIr,hnS % SrTvhich
ssSds sS;t st og;t m Amariosn co,6FeI CITIZENS to
EIr;cs % ,fnr,nI1r,,oscs I,nITnnwn to anybody
m,ts;J = oftSs mail coserie n, ~ Ennercnnna.
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q q oH1cAe9 sleE nHAP Nas EsfSfnheSH ~ y Y Z
sermon against dancing, in which heBays:.
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