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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-25

The first Of the foregoing communica.
tions was received at n very late hour
Thursday night, too late to make place for
Il Friday morning. 1t was laid in The
drawer and was not thought Of ogAin I'll
the second was received Saturday. =
Despite the unqualified denial made, we
must say our information to the contrary
IA abundant and positive, and we are sur
prisod that these gentlemen should put
their names to statement that Is contra.
dicted by the knowledge Of 80 many peo.
pie. These gentlemen were all, or nearly
all, present Thursday evening at tile meet
inr Of the Board Of Education, and heard
several members, nearly all who spoke
on the subject, say that complaints like
that made in the eINTELLtdENcERh had been
made 10 them. Several persons have
since assured us Of tho correctness Of our
statements. A gentleman said to us
Saturday, that his little girl had gone to
school few mornings before, and being
unable to get in, aller waiting awhile, had
come back home so cold that the parents
thought she would go into spasms. Now
who are we to believer Certainly we see
no reason to tllscrediL our inIOrlnants. Be-
sides, in the case Of one school We kno0
what we said was true We had the evil
dence Of our own eyes in repeated In
utances
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WITHIN FIVE months the Rev Mr..
Brock buried his wife, engaged himself to
three women, married one Of them, was
s,ied for breach Of promise by one OF the
olbers. rot a divorce and married the one
vLo s,,ed him for the breach OF promise,
was tried by an ecclesiastical council and
unanended from conference, then went and
Joined iho Campbellite Church, and he and !
b,s ihird wife were both baptized. II is
almost unnecessary to Ndd that this hap
nnneh In Indiana.
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The r aVorite soap,
Manufactured by Z. REID, Wheeling, W, Va

claim that II cannot be cxcolled, ist, In pur.
" and quality; ID, In economy, because Il Ia
hrm and hard as soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half as much
more az the soaps now in market at the same
pricei 3D., For perfection In washing. YOu must
wash with pure, clean soap, OF you cannot have
clean, white clothes. Uts Dbs PdUOris Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting yonr
clothes white and faultlesS, and guarantee that
II Will not lnJnrc the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 4th, claim for Il an advantage over all
Others in that II will bear leaving in water for
or 10 hours without injuring II. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them in the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire Of yOnr
grocer for the FaVOrite SOap, and you viii bo
convinced that II is the best
CAUTION.-- --Rach bar is stamped "Alnsrt and
ktthdnleS' FdUorib Soap, manufactured BY n.
Reld. Whselln0, w, Va"
Manufactured and sold Al Wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
. Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
AnR79 Wheeling, W. Va.
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MARION V, CHURCHILL very sensibly
says; II would rather see II pOliCe.w0.
man, club In hand, marching an offender
to punishment than TO see that same
woman marched To punishment by po.
liceman for lack Of the money which
would have been her honorable salary
in the police service. There are women
in the world better fitted for police than
for parlor duty. Let them do it,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-25

CINCINNATI, December 23.-The deaths
from smallpox during the week ending
last evening were 81. This would indf.
cate that the epidemic has passed its eli.
max and Is now on the decrease, az the
death rate last week was O2, and tho week
before G9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-25

IT would not answer to introduce tho
Koran in this country, il gives The woman
such an easy way Of divorce, Under the
Mohammedan law an aggricvcd woman
has only to place her slipper upside down
before the cadi, divorce is granted with.
out further inquiry, rs 1t is taken for grant.
cd that she would not seek such redress
without tho most pressing cause In
America, alas what IN array of reversed
slippers would greet our learned "cadis"
every court day
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The Coming Legal Tender Opinion.

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA full opinion
Of the United States Supreme Court in
the legal tender cases will bo delivered
on the 18th Of January. Those who will
unite in the majority are Justices Davis,
Strong, Miller, Swayne and Bradley, and
those In tho minority, Chief Justice Chase
and Associate Justices Clifford, Field and
Nelson. In addition to the majority and
minority reports proper, II Is expected
that several Of the Judges will express
their opinion on the different branches oil
the question.
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ConnollH,s Chtistmn,.

New YORK, December 22.-Connolly's
bOndsmen have qualified in the sum Of
one million dollars, as required by civil
suit, but as Judge Bedford does not make
known whether he will accept bail for
the ex.Comptroller under the fifteen Grim.
inal indictments against him, II Is proba.
Bile Connolly will spend his Christmas in
the Ludlow street jail.
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The following advertisement appears
In the Port Jervis Gdzeite!
"JOhn Strader wants four shirts made.
Is willing to pay reasonable price Mrs
Strader has two in the family besides her.
sell, and says she has got no time 10 make
them. Address John Strader, Port Jer.
Wis. November 81, 1871"
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MRs GrIIA BuRLEraH, in her suffrage
speech, recently delivered In Philadel.
phia, said "What Is demanded now ior
woman Is symmetrical development !
hitherto only her afectional nature mas
been developed-her intellectual kept IN
tho background. The woman that would
he puro must DO selfprotecting, Let us
give 10 the world the fnll.statured woman
hood demanded by the age"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, December 2l.-In the U. s.
Court, yesterday, the jury in the case OF
Mitchell and WhitGsides alter nearly
twcnty.fours consultation, returned yer.
dict Of guilty on the second and fourth
counts. Tho defence moved for new
trial. Tho court took recess till We'd.
nesday.
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The Gale of Saturday.


SATURDAYS STORM AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, December GA very strong
wind storm passed over this city this fore.
noon which did considerable damage,
several walls of unfinished houses being
blown down, re is torn of, chimney and
fire walls demolished, fences leveled,
smoke-stacks toppled over, &c. The
steamer City OF Alton was blown across
the river, several steamers were tom from
their moOrings, and two or three lost their
chimneys, but no serious damage was
done. The gale lasted an hour, and came
from the west
CHICAGO, December 90.
The heavy wind which prevailed this
afternoon did considerable damage to
buildings in course of erection. Several
OF vic inside walls OF the ITEJRRG building
were more or less damaged. Norton's
new building on Washington street near
Franklin, which had been carried up four
stories, was almost completely demolish.
ed. A chimney in Bryan's building on
LaSallc street, was tumbled down and
one man buried under it and killed. Sev.
eral other buildings were slightly dam.
aged.
There was u thunder storm Saturday at
Cincinnati. A terrific tornado passed
four miles below New Albany about noon,
breaking down timber and destroying ZOO
feet OF trestling on the Airline railroad.
TOLEDO, December 24-The gale of
yesterday and last night was one of the
most severe ever experienced in this 10.
calily. Telegraph lines were Frustrated
in all directions md considerable damage
done to roofs and Chimneys. The spirc of
the first Baptist Church was blown down,
falling on and partially crushing an nd.
Joining dwelling, but without injuring
any OF the inmates.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. GA heavy
gale visited this place last night, doing
considerable demRgc to buildings, &C., Ii
was as strong gale as has been expert.
enCed here for years,
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Railroad Accident Near Youngstown,
Clhln.

CtNClNNATG, December GA freight
train was thrown from the track and
down al embankment about forty
feet, by n broken rail, near Youngstown,
Ohio, yesterday. John Ready, brakeman,
jumped of and was struck by the cabOOse
and Instantly killed. The conductor and
several others were slightly injured.
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHPICB or THR CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIoER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 23-7:30 r. n.

IhOBhDlAhlllAp.
A small area Of cloudy weather and
possibly rain will probably advance from
the South Atlantic coast nOrtheastward
on Monday, and II falling barometer, with
partial cloudy weather and rising tempe.
rature from New England westward to
Michigan. Southwcsterly winds will pro-
vail very generally cast Of the Mississippi,
veering to the west and northwest from
Michigan and Missouri to Minnesota, with
cloudy weather and snow in the latter
State. The lowest barometer will be more
northeast over Lake lInron. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated for tonight.
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IT shows great lack of consideration
and good sense for lady to keep a caller
waiting while she waits TO array herself
In some gorgeous toilet. 1t would be
much better to receive them in any dress,
however plain, provided 1t only DO neat
and becoming.
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RoHnl Conrtanlsa.

NEW YoRK, December ga Niagara
Falls dispatch states that the Grand Duke
received a telegram yesterday from Queen
Victoria, announcing the convalescence
and probable recovery Of the Prince Of
Wales, 70 which he responded.
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CINCTNNATT, December GA Mem
phiS special to the Enquirer says About
three hundred negro men, thoroughly
armed with shotgunS and pistols, part Of
whom came from Arkansas, left hero last
night destined Ostensibly Tor Helena, but
It Is almost certain they were going to
Chicni 70 nssist their hrcthrnn.
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Keeping the Children Out In the Cold
"A Denial from the School PrinCi.
DalR.


WHEELING, December 81, 1871,
TO M6 LOcdI Editor Of the MtelligeRcer and
tOOthers tclIOm il may t0Ilcern:
It Is due to the Board Ot Education and
to the Superintendent Of schools, US well
as the teachers and principals, to say that
no order has ever been issued, so lar as
We know, under which 1t would bo requir.
ed that pupils who chance to reach the
schools before the regular hour Of opening
shall be excluded from the school build.
ings in disagreeable or bad weather; and
the practice OF thus excluding pupils does
not prevail in the schools under our
charge. A rule Of the Board provides
that teachers shall bo ut their respective
schools fifteen minutes before tho regular
hour of opening, and we endeaVor to sec
that this rule is observed and In unpleas-
ant weather II Is practice with US 70 ad.
nit pupils who are at school before tho
regular time of opening, provided the time
does not exceed fifteen minutes II Is
sometimes the case that parents suffer
their children to go TO school hall an hour
or an hour before the regular time In
such case ii cannot reasonably be expect.
ed that teachers will be present To receive
them,
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amnil.pnr In phiinhnlnh,n.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-The Health
Officer reports 229 deaths from small. .pox
for the week, which Is slight increase
over last.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to tho IptellIgenOOr.

(By tho Western Union Limo
Office Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bts. }
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UNWILLING HOUSE
T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

/ -
Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
Gust side OF BIN and Chestnut streets and e1.
tending to tho river. Price from $500 70 81 900
each, according TO size and location, Terms,
OnGiourth cash. residue In equal inStallments at
''''' WV '''' '''' JNo. P. aILCHRIsT,
angq4 At Top Mil.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Don't allow any interested parties TO humbug
you with the Idea that their goods aro superior.
Call and sec for yourselves. RVcry article guar.
antGOd.
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TO supply a want felt for 4 real genuine good
article Of Soap at reasonable price, the under
algncd Ia now manufacturing such an article, as
all testify who have seen and used
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Full Glass Metallic Caskets,
CAses and Wood Collins.

kB-NIght calls and orders by Telegraph will
receive prompt attention.
doci2 FRIEND d SON.
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UNDERTAKING.!

We have constantly on hand a stock OF the Ia.
test improved
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
ID TATE.
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II. u. BUNDY,
Principal First Ward.
JAS. +. SNowDEN,
Principal Third Ward.
l.C. TUTTLE,
Principal Fourth Ward.
JADEz HALL,
Principal Fifth Ward.
SAMUEL BOYD,
Principal Sixth Ward.
A. M. STEVENSON,
Principal Second and Seventh Wards.
II. N. MERIT,
Principal Eighth Ward.
To tho Editors of the IntelHgencer.
WHEELING, Dec. 23, 1871.
Permit us TO inquire why the Card
which was placed in your hands on
Thursday, 2lst, and which was signed by
all the Principals OF the public schools In
this city, has, up 10 this time, failed 10 ap.
pear In your paper. Said Card contained
no disrepectful illusions, and In view of
certain statements which had been made
In your columns regarding an alleged
practice In tho schools under our charge,
II Is due TO ourselves, to our assistant
teachers, to the Superintendent, 10 the
Board Of Education, to the public and To
yourself, that said Card should appear.
And In view OF the action OF the Board on
Thursday evening, we claim that lis pub.
lication Is now especially demanded, and
VIC respectfully ask its insertion, with this,
In the lNTELLIdENCER Of Monday.
You to-day again allude TO what you
are disposed TO term "the regulation" i'm.
plying that rule or order such as that
which you so emphaticallyic has
really had existence. If so, the fact has
never been made known TO us, and we
most positively deny that practice such
as that named in your charge, has pre-
vailed In the schools under our control.
n pt,snv
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In the matter Of Richard Porter and Richard j.
Porter, partners as X. Porter Il Co., Bankrupls.
In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned, Robert p. stOll, assignee In
a decree made and entered BY the District COurt
Of the United States for the District OF West Vlr.
ginia, November 25th, 1871, In the above entitled
cause, hereby gives notice that he will, on
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WANT SUPPLIED.

hroaM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
Alice Carr,s L.oYe.

Mary Clemmer Ames publishes in
the Independent OF this week the
story of '.AIicc Cary's Lover as
conflded to her by that lady for the
purpose of being made public IL false
reports concerning IL continued to
circulate. The beloved object was
not, as frequently stated, Rufus w.
Griswold, though there was an init.
macy with him, growing out of the
aid he, as literary man, rendered
her when she first came to New
York to live by her pen. She nevel
iikei him. though when he was
broken down she hired room and .
aurse for him through his long and
painful illness. Hence the report
that she had nursed him herself.
The real story of her love Ia family
Swallowed az follows:
I'm the profoundest sense, Alice
Cary never loved but once. The man
whom she loved Is stilI alive; We,
gossip, with its keenest scent, has
never found or named him. With
all her fullness of affection, hers
was an eclectic and solitary soul. He
who by the very patent of his being
was more TO her than any other NOR
tai could be might PASS from her life,
but no other could ever take hi.
place. A proud and prosperous fam
lily brought all her pride aud power
TO bear on a son to prevent his mar.
rying girl uneducated, rustic and
poor.
81 waited for one who never cam.
back, she said. Yet I believed h,
would come till I read In a paper hi.
marriage to another. Can you think
what life would believing one
waiting for one who would ncvel
comei'n
He did come at last. I saw him
His wife had died. Alice was dying
The gray-haired man sat down be
side the gray. haired woman. Lif,
had dealt prosperorsly with him. Al
is Its wont with men. Suffering an,
death had taken all from her saw,
the lustre OF her wondrous eyes,
From her wan and wasted face the,
shone upon him full of tenderness
and youth. Thus they met with lif,
behind them---they who parted
pIighted lovers when life was young
He was the man whom she forgav,
for her blighted and weary life, with
d smile of parting as divine as evei
lit the face of woman.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
Haste and Health.

1t Is not at all wholesome to be In q
hurry. Locomotives have been re.
ported to have moved mile In q
minute for short distances. But 10.
coniotives hsve often come 20 grief
by such rapldity. MuItitudes In
their haste to get rich are rulne ed
every year. The men who do
things nlaturely, slowly, dcliber.
ately, are the men who oftenest sue
ceed In life. People who are habitu-
ally In . hurry, generally have to do
things twice over. The tortoise beat
the hare at last. Slow men seldom
knock their brains out against post.
Foot races are Injurious to health. as
are oil forms of competitive exercise,
steady labor In the field is the best
gymnasium In the world. Either
labor or exercise carried to exhaus-
tion, or prostratlon, or even to great
tiredness, expressed by tagged OUT
always does more harm than the
previous exercise has done good
All running up stairs, running to
catch up with vehicle or ferry boat
are extremely Injurious to every age
and sex, and condition OF life. It
ought to be the most pressing necess-
ity which should induce q person
over fifty to run twenty yards. -
Those live longest who are deliberate
whose actions are measured, who
never embark In any enterprise
without sleeping over IT, and VIII,
perform oil the every day acts Of life
with calmness. lQuakers are pro-
verbally calm, quiet people, and
Quakers are thrifty folk the world
over. ss i..E. sss9s s..4 .E65
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

OFFICIAL returns Of the Ohio eiec-
tion have been received from seven
ty-nine counter. In these counties
the combined Republican and DEM
ocratic vote Ii 40, $40 against 3S4, ,474
last year, an increase Of 20, ,306.--
Noyes has 2i2 .674, and McCook 1884,
228; Noye's majority. i4.424. The
nine counties yet to be heard from
gave last year Republican majority
OF 4,66s. Should they have voted
the same way this year, Noyes' ma.
jority win be 1902. The majority
for the Constituticpal Convention III
seventy-onA counties IL officially re-
ported At ~. .480. The prohibition
vo.e In the same counties IL 2.454.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

G-An eastern editor wss serenaded
= few evenings since. and IN the next
issue Of hls paper complimented the
ssreDAding party on their ':judicinus
musical taste In the ssisction OF
pieces" He wes sAiniormsd BY lis
tener. after the publication. that
they had played the "Rogus's
March,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
Adroitly Hit.

A presiding elder Or the United
Brethren Church. while prsnching,
was much annoyed BY persons talk
Ing and laughing. He paused look
Cd at the disturbers, and said: "I sm
always afrajd to reprove those who
misbebave in church. In the early
part Of my ministry I made . great
mistake. A. = was pseacking. q
young man Who lat just before me
was constantly laughing, talking,
and making unceuth grimaces.a
paused and adminfstered severe re-
buke. Alter the close OF the services
one Of the oficial mem bers came and
said to. me. you made Q great mis-
take; that young man whom you re-.
provsd y an IDIOT Hines thea !
have always bean afraid to reprcve
those who misbehsye In church. lesi
I should repeat that mistake and re-
prove another IDIOT During the
rest Of that service 1t Ieast there was
BQUU UIW9Ist. " y n ss41z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

MIR. Mccormick Lost 475O, 900 In
Chicago, and 10 ready to admit. no
doubt, that the great Ere IL the
champion reaper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10
on City. TOO I" -.
Connection.
TIT, with Milwaukee and
rect to Duluth. Miuncapolil
ster hi,waaglSee, ,sg 4sdi1on.


MASON CIrr, with Milwaukee and Saint nau
Railway. direct to Duluth. Minneapolis ST. plu
and Saltwater Milwaukee, Madison, lacrosse
Mcfaregor and North 6etern Iowa. II, 49,
AcKLKv. with H!fnois Central r. r. for Du
buque, Freeport. IT. Dodge and Sioux City.
MARsHAtLrowN with Chicago and North-Wes.
ern r.. r. for Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chi
1Asg ~GsrIssfH. Win Chicago. rock rsIasd and "a
eide Il. r. for Chicago, LASalle. Rock leland
Davenport. Iswa City, Des Moines. Omaha and
EDDrvnLK. with Des Moiues Valley X. n. fou
K.okuk, Warsaw, Jacksonville and Southeru
ALsIA, with Burlington and. Missouri River
Railway for St. Louis, Omsha. st. Joseph. Kaneas
Clty. Leeys9Earth ABurlingeen )niesE, F0eles
- ksS Z! g2ne k4gt sletlt >pbe'
reSd sSey MaEe cS5sss 3 conn C 5tiox Win fhs Il
N. X. Z. At Abba get Sleeping Car 1t Burling
ton at BIB \. M, and reach Chicago al TOO A. NJ
next morning. II they are going 70 Indiapapollr
Cincinnati, or the Soukhr rEaSt they make tha
same connection and get another Sleeping Car ii
same hOar, which runs through to Clnctnnatl hy
re snots e nv .,is 3 " 5oa1 sost
onds. and South-West country.
ess.vt "a Genefa1 euueflnf ~ 1enf ).
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-11-10

THE last stroke or inventive genius
IL to get the Mas0Ds TO finish the
Washington Monument. It n 3
happy thought, worthy OF the pro-
found and suggestive humor Of Ber-
nard the only difficulty In the mat.
ter In to get the Masons TO do it. cons
sidering how urgently Washington
mot George, but the city -needs the
monument, and how numerous and
rich the Masons are, and what {
monument Of their patriotic pity the
finished work would be, We are moi
sure that the thing 10 impracticsble.
Moreover II would demonstrate "a
the world that Masonry means some
thing. Bh0uId this suggestion PROVE
unavailing we propose that every
applicant for m Office under the Ma.
tional Government be required r.
lay one stone on that pile until IL Il
c0mpleted, and that no application
be considered, until it 10 endorsed by
tho superintendent Of thst heap ii
stones. Then the m0nurneut would
10 . truly Representatives structure
and would be finished Forthwith y
Golden Age.