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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-27
Military Assignments.
WAsHNGToN, April %

Col, Thos. G. Pitcher, First Infantry,
bus been relieved from duty as Superin.
tendent Of the Military Academy at West
Point. Col. Thos. II. Ruger, 18th In
fantry, has been detailed aS Superin.
tendent Of the Military Academy, and
will proceed there and assume charge on
the LIST Of September, relieving Colonel
Pitcher.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 90.
FLoUR-Quiet and weak; western fam
ily 81 25aS SO.
GRAN-Wheat firm but unchanged.
Corn firm; mixed western 71a75c. Oats
67a6Sc. Rye 90a95c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork SO 80. Bacon
shoulders Sc; sides 10c; clear rib 10ic;
hams 1Ga17c. Lard quiet.
WHIsKY-Scarce at 02iQ0Sc.
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The New Trea,r with England.

NEW YoRE, April 20.
A special to the Tribune says: ut is
posiuyely asserted that the treaty OF the
JOINT High Commission will contain no
provision ot any kind for reciprocity
with Canada. That a proposition to bal
ance the free fisheries with Tree inpOrta'
tion OF lumber, coal &C., was made in the
Commission is not doubted, but us the
American Commissioners were assured
that no treaty which contained such pro
visions could be ratified. 1t Is said that
all reciprocity was omitted"
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STATE BoNDs-NIissOuris, O3s; Tennes-
sees, old, GGI; do new, GGy; Virginias, new,
72; old, TO- North Carolinas, old, 48t; new,
25t.
SToCKs-Westcrn Union Telegraph, 6OJ;
Adams Express, sOF; Wells, Fargo s. Co.,
a.; American, 5G4; United States 5Ob;
Pacific Mail 4S4; New York Central, 1915;
do scrip, O5I; Erie, 81; Harlem, 1873; Read
ing, 1l0l; Michigan Central, 122; Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh, 1904; Northwestern,
s4l; do preferred, OIL; Rock Island, 1924;
New Jersey Central, 1851; St Paul G3s; do
preferred, S2i; Wabash, G5h do preferred,
80, ex div; Fort Wayne, OO!; TGrre HNutc,
81; Chicago &Alton, l10!; Ohio tS Nissls.
slppi, 53i; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin.
natl, 00i; Burlington & Quincy, 15O; Lake
Shore, 1109; Indiana Central, 23I; Illinois
Central, 1871; Union Pacific, 33l.
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Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS Anr;I Of

NOLUABUs, April ".
The Appropriation bill was defeated in
the Senate on account Of the insertion Of
an amendment for the payment Of the
Morgan raid claims. The vote was re.
considered, and the bill laid on the table.
A bill passed the House to reduce the tolls
on turnpikcs to what they were prior to
1866.
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The Project to Remove the National
Capital.
81. LOUIs. Nnril 9G.

ST. LOUIS, April ~.
The National Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the second National COnven.
tion, held at Cincinnati, October 1870, 10
promote and hasten the removal OF the
National Capital TO some proper place in
the Valley Of the Mississippi, announce
that it has been determined not to call an.
other convention of the friends Of the cap.
ital removal until next year. The reason
for this decision is that It Is deemed best
to opOstpone further public efforts for the
removal, until the apportionment of the
representatives, under the recent census
to be made by the present Congress, shall
have given to the central and western por.
tions oil the Union, that Just weight in
national legislation, 10 which their popu.
latiOn entities them, The Convention
further announce that they will continue
to use all worthy means to hasten the re.
moval Of the National Capital, and cx-
press tho belief that success will finally
follow their efforts.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 20.
FLoUR-Dull and nominal.
GRAN-Wheat-No. 9 spring flrmer
and Aafc higherat $1239a1 "a cash; closed
at 81 24Ra1 24ii, seller May; this afternoon
dull at 81 94f, seller May. Corn-NO.
3 mixed tlrmer and 4asc higher; closed at
599a525c, seller May; this afternoon dull
and nominal. Oats-No. 2 quiet and 3c
higher at 47tc, Rye-No. 9 dull at s2a
S23c. Barley-Spring No. Q dull at SIC.
Hods-Aclive at 81 75a5 90.
CATTLE-Dull at 5ia6tc,
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Philadelphia Market.
PHELApELrHIA. April 9

IHILADELTHIAi ApTII 20.
FLoUR-QuiGt; Indiana and Ohio 800
a77J. ..rrll."...
GRAN-Wheat quiet and weak; red
western 81 Goal G5. Rye 81 05. Corn
dull; mixed western 7lG72c. Oats 64a65c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork dull at $40 90.
0ILs-Petroleum-Crude 17tc; refined
99ia22ic.
WmsKY-Dull at Gee.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, April go.
CoTToN-Dull and shade lower; mid.
ding uplands 15tc.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping at 50 ia
Q 40 for shipping extras.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declining; new
spring 81 47a1 so; red and amber 81 Sea
l 5j. Oats GjaGStc. Corn dull and dc.
clined; mixed western 7iN744c; yellow
7Ja75lC.
PROyIsTONs-Mess pork $l7 90 Lard
11ic bid for July.
EGGs-Eirm ut 17al7tc.
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The New Orleans Flood.
New ORLEANS, April GO

NEW ORLEANS, April GO,
AT KCnnGrville, and Immediately above
the water is pouring in from the rear
while falling in front. The draining ma.
chimes on the plantations in the vicinity
are unseryiceable, being choked up with
the weight of water. Nothing has been
received from Bonnet Care, or the other
CTeVAsSeS.
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Lester, Brownsnn and Lester, was ap-
pointed to consider what's best to be done
IN regard to the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Of this city.
An obituary Of fRev. James Sloan, D. D.,
was read and ordered to be recorded.
1t was resolved that elections for Com.
missloners to the General Assembly shall
hereafter be BY ballot.
The Presbytcry byresolution expressed
q desire that, il practicable, the expenses
OF conducting the benevolent operations
OF the Church be reduced.
The thanks OF the Presbytery were re.
turned to the families by whom they have
been entertained.
The Presbytery then adjourned.
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Young Mems Christian Association,

WASHINGTON, April 90.
The officers Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of Washington this
morning gave q breakfast at the National
Hotel, to the pastors Of the city, to consult
in regard to the approaching International
Convention Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Most Of the prominent
clergymen attended. Resolutions were
adopted to hold Union meetings of all the
churches in Lincoln Hall for ten days be.
fore the Convention meets, and outdoor
meetings in various portions OF the city.
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Murder BY Indians.

iANKToN, D. T., April 90.
Late arrivals from Fort Buford report
an attack by the Indians, sixty miles be-
yond there, on party Of white men and
the killing Of ChaS. Hawkins. Thomas
Harrington, living near Omaha, was
wounded, but Is recovering.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York. April 9G

Speculation in gold has been tame and
prices steady OF ll0;a110j. The Treasury
Today paid out $G3O,0O0 on the gold nc.
count OF the May interest, making q total
since Monday Of $32S0OO0. Specie ship.
mcnts tomorrow Is estimated at $500,00
to $7j0,000. The rate paid for carrying
to-day was per cent to flat. ClearanCes
about $26,0O000O. Exports to-day $G0G,-
600. Governments were steady to-day.
For the iirsttimU since their issue j20s
sold at par in gold. When gold was 11Oq
in the Gold Room, the bonds were bought
by the Treasury at 1l0T9. Sub.
scriptions 10 the new loan to-day $100, 900,
making total thus far Of SOC, $50.
Awards to-day $9,0OO0O0 at from 1908
to 110 70. The stock market is
strong to-day, and the recent movements
OF cliQucs to shake out the weak holders
and get the short interest in the market,
seems to have been successful, rs indi.
Gated last evening. The leading feature
has been Western Union Telegraph,
which advanced to G1., the highest price
OF the season. The old ciiques are rein.
vesting, and the indications now are that
the whole list is to be again put up with
view Of compelling the shorts recently
made to cover. Alter Western Union
Telegraph, the leading stocks have been
as follows: Lake Shore, Northwestern,
New York Central and Hudson certifi.
Gates, Rock Island, Ohio & Mississippi,
and Pacific Mail Hannibal & ST. 10 stocks
have also been noticeably strong, common
selling up to 104l. The market closed
strong-but little offered from the highest
prices. Money was very easy ut from 4
to per cent-5 the ruling rate. State
bonds were dull but firm. Sterling ex.
change 110.
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The Frauds by the French Consul
ut New York.
Special to the Evening Post
WASHINGTON, April 90.
The alleged discovery OF frauds perpe.
trated by N. Victor Place, the French
Consul General in New York, in the
purchase OF arms for France during
the late war, has created much sur
prise here. The French Charge TAf:
fairs says very positively that so far us
known, NJ Place has perpetrated no
frauds, and he is not suspected orhaying
done so. The point in the matter is this,
that he claims that under certain orders
he Is entitled to commission on the pur-
chases, while the French Government
take the opposite view Of the case. All
the money in dispute has been placed in
bank, to remain there until the matter is
finally disposed OF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-27
WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses In wheeling,
for the use OF Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending to purchase will do we'll
10 cut this out for reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-27

THE PILGRIM, sLAsT NIGuT. This
beautiful panorama of Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress was unrolled last evening for the
first time in this city, Mt Washington Hall.
In consequence Of the unpropitious wealth
er, and also the fact. that two or three
other entertainments were in progress at
the same hour in tho immediate vicinity,
the audience was not as large as could
have been desired, and as the exhibition
really merits. Those who were present
webelieve, were pleased, and we hope will
speak kind word in It's behalf to their
friends today. Tonight we hope to see
the hall crowded. We are quite confident
that no finer exhibition Of the kind has
been given in this city within the past five
years, itever. The allegory on which it is
based is justly and widely celebrated, and
the artists who have portrayed many of
its prominent scenes and incidents on the
canvas now being exhibited here, have
caught the inspiration OF their subject and
produced pictures of marvellous beauty
and power 60 and see the Pilgrim to.
night. Take wife and children with you.
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New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YoRK, April 28.

Market steady, with only a moderate
inquiry for staple cottons.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following shows
activity in police circles: David Robin.
son, disorderly conduct, continued until
Saturday morning; Nicholas Speidel, dis.
orderly, five dollars and costs; Martin
Friery, disorderly, five dollars and costs;
Samuel Pemberton, disorderly, ten dol.
lars and costs; John G. Lynn, jr, disor-
derly, continued until 81 o'clock this AFTER
noon; RObt Campbell, same, continued un.
til the same hour; Patrick Quinlan, disor-
derly, continued until Saturday morning;
James Campbell, assault, dismissed at
compliments costs; Pat QuinlRn, drunk,
one dollar and costs; Frank West, disOr-
derly, five dollars and costs; Frank Nolan,
drunk, one dollar and costs; Pat Quinlan,
lisordcrly, dismissed ut the city's costs;
John Coleman, disorlCrly, five dollars and
costs.
This Court, on and after this morning,
will hold its sessions, until further notice,
at 9 o'clock.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 2

INDIANAPOLIS, April "G.
The Odd Fellows o. this city, in con.
nection with a number Of lodges in this
vicinity, celebrated the tlfty-second ami.
versary at Danville to-day. The princi.
pal feature was the unwilling Of the statue
TO the memory Of Grand Master A. L.
Adams, Of Indiana.
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Every FamiIyshuuId have a Bottle.

We have iu our possession hundreds Of the
10.t aattehng testimonials ffom Physicians ol
Iae highest standing, both Of the Alapathy and
homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
Ae Home Stomach BlttGrS as recuperant,
Ae0es remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
dyspepsia and General Debility. They arc Ger
ai9 preventative Of Fever and Ague, BllliousneSs
1ad ~ all diseases arising frOm malarlOus causes.
Insy are not only DELIGHTPUL TO TnE TATsE, but
vnsaetal to the sick, the eonvalescent and the
"eH' lnpastiug strength to both mind and body.
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A correspondent at Versailles, Tuesday,
SAYS an Algerian member of the Assem-
bly said the Algerian insurrection was
most alarming. Dispatches were hourly
received demanding aid. The insurrec-
ton was In Imitation Of that in Paris,
with the object of pillage. NJ. Picard
replied that measures had been taken TO
suppress the outbreak, and that the &c.
counts Of the insurrection had been exag-
gerated.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEc GRAPH.
AssoC1ATEDPREss REPORT.
Exclusively to the 1ntelllgeucer.

(By the Western Union Limo.
ofics Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sls.)
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LONDON, April 90.

A dispatch from Brussels says; The
Northern Railway Company has notified
all its station masters that the blockade Of
Paris commences at once, and that pro-,
visions destined for the French Capital
must be re.transmitted to their senders.
Tribune Special.
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AtPortland, Nc.

PORTLAND, April 90.
The Odd Fellows celebrated to-day by
pubic parade, and In the evening there
was promenade concert at City Hall.
At San Francisco.
san FRANCISCO, April 90.
The Odd Fellows annual picnic at Eneial
do IIameda to-day was attended by $4,000
or 10000 people.
A. Tn6iAnannl1a
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03

When Abraham sat AZ his tent door,
seeording 10 his custom, waiting 70 en
terrain strangers. be s<pied an Old nan,
stopping, and leaning on : STAT. weary
Eitk age and travel. coming toward him
xho was 8 HUNDRED years old--He re
eeiTed him kindly, washed. his teet, prosid-
ed supper. caused him 70 set dOSDs bat
observing thst the old nan ate. and pray
ed rot. oor begged for > blessing On his
neat, he asked Why be did not worship
the God Of Heaven The old nan told
him that he Eorshippsd the IRE osly. sod
acknowledged Do other God = At which
answer Abraham grew 50 Iealoaly an
CRY. that be thrust the cid nan out Of his
tent. and exposed him % al the evils OF
the plight and IL an uuEG2rde1 condition.
When ske old na1 vas gone, God called
10 Abraham ani asked him where the
stranger was He replied, I thrust him
away because he did not worship thee. F"
God answered him L have suffered hiu
these hundred years, although he dis
honoreG ne, and eogldst 1os thou en-
dare him enc night
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03
ThrilIIng .dsea;are Of a Child,

At E5dyviIis. lister county, y. I :,
resides family aanssi C1ssoey, consist
ing of father. mother. and an o8iy child
naned Srssn. aboaf three ysars Of age.
Yesterday Mrs Castney. having occ4
sioa TO 20 for water, took Susan With her.
aud vhiEe she VAS draEins water from
the creek the child strayed from her.
ard stepping unobservsd into boat
which vas nsorsi to ths shore, she l0os
sncd il and Il hega1 drifting down
stream WheH Mrs CasfBey vss ready
20 return home. she locked about for her
child, a1d saw her alone IN the boat far
fron shore. and rapidly neariDg the falls
beiog. shich are tsenfy feet in height
The usesh-r shrieked, aud her cries
soos t-ouxht unnher of persons As
they Looked IN nuts suspense the bost
suddenly espsized. aad the LITTLE form
was seen struggling II the zaser- When
The strgxgles had ceased the iittis girl
vas seen elinsing % the Snsrd oE the
beat, which nog Was almost on the verge
Of the falls. As Il drifred nearer and
nearer 10 destraction the woman shrek
e3, sad the ssoutest hearts q1ailed. A
rssnsnt mere. and beth child and hcsr
hsi disappeared
By this tine multisz6s had gathered
near the feet oF the falls. SD as the
skif. E7fh the llstle girl cl5ngin< 40 l.
pIGagsd over. boat shot cut frum the
skors ssd rssesei the ehsid AT kr<s
she vas supposed % - dead. b1- after .
While she revived, aud has fclly reeov
cred
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03

4 Masonic reunion of Indiana and
Keasaeky lodges Is 90 eone OF At Or
leans, Ind, % June 24th-
The National Lincoln Monument al
Springfield. III. viii Be completed sbout
tEe LIST of July, when i viii be dedicated
n al appropriate manner.
TIE Hon. AIbsrs Car5oza, Of the Nsz
York Suprsme Court, has been suggested
sS the jewish candidate fer the Presi-
ie1ey OF the United States
Runors abound in 6naneiaI circles
that Commodore YaBdsrbilt has con
eladed bargain to buy out the interest
Of MeSsrs- Jay Gould and James Fisk.
Jr. and their friends IN New York Erie
Railway
ArunOr Of an approaching 6Ilihusser
ing expedition from some American port,
communicated By the Secretary Of State
for the ColoBieS. las caused bsIls 60 b
Introduced iato the Australian Pariia.
ns1s fer an increased military force 81
the f0rti6cafions-
The New YORK Jezrsal q C3zzsrc.
thinks that eFsuss and ranorS point Il
the restoration OF the Nspoleouie dyB.s-
" a. an occurrence likely 10 take place
after the extinction Of ths Commune b
the Versailles government
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03

EUROPEAN tourists Who have safely
run the gauntlet Of Italian bsggzrs.
ehuckie With secret satisfaction ever the
nsEs that rsgsaerstsd Italy does rot hes
Itats 70 levy tax On these professional
ueniicaafS. and that they are nov forced
&c reader secouat Of their daily receipts.
and pzy over for the pablic use = per
eentzge Of their -bsTd earnings" The
shos biacks and the rag piekers are ai~o
levied 90 By the present regime The
little shoe bI&eks have raised their prI
ees IN eoo<eqasoes, ard 4 = really eom-
ical 70 hear them graveiy explain 20 their
east0nsrs that III Is becaaSe of the Ia
cone tax II years gore by al Auaeri
ez1 eoald laugh oasrighs ~ : govern
neBt that would extract revenue from
such sources. but noS re can aot laugh
without czasing = stitch IN the side, a.
Ne remember eur own income nuiSsnes
4ed cur tax on the usteh with which the
grsEnei Iab0Tsr lights his taxed clay
pipe
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03
4. MISCELLANY.


Thsre is one teuching incident in the
life cf William Writ. In his younger
iavs he was victim TO the passion for
Intoxicating drinks, which seems par
sicuIarly the bzns of his profession.
Afsa1ced to beautiful and accomplish
ed yoa1g woman, he had made and
broken repeated pledges OF amendment;
and she, after patiently and kindly en-
during his disSraesfnl habit, had at
length dismissed him, desning him In
eorrizihie. Their 1ext meeting sffer his
dismissal vas il public street in the
city Of Richmond. William Writ Law
drunk and asleep, on the sidewalk, co ;
hot summer day, the rays Of the sun
pouring down on his uncovered head,
and she flies crawling over his swollen
features
As the young lady approached in her
walk, her attention was attracted by the
spectacle, strange TO her eyes, but alas!
80 eonnoa 70 others who knew the VIC
tim as 70 attract but littie remark. She
did rot at 6rst recognise the sleeper. and
vss about TO hasten on. when she vas
led, By one OF those impulses which form
the turning points in human life. 10
seratiaize bis features. What vss her
emotion When she recognized in him her
discarded lover She drew forth . hand
kershief, and carefully spread is over his
face and hurried away. When Writ came
% himself. be found the hsndkerchsef,
aud 7uacne eorner the inisi,ls Of the he
loved name With = heart almost break
ing with grief and remosse. he made
seu Of refornstioa- He kept that vow,
and married the owner Of thar handker
chief.
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03
HIgh-heeled shoes.

Ooe Of our physicians informs rs that
be n0E has under treatment . young
lady Of this city, whose blind adherence
to the rule Of Queen Fashion has caused
her TO- most excruciztIog suffering, aud
nSy possibly reader her cripple for
life. She i victim Of high hesle6
shoes. a few weeks since she purchased
, pair Of thoss Ensishsiy aboninstiOas
znd WAS iup-udsut enough 20 aftsupt 70
walk IN then The consequence Il, that
Tor fheRsf ten days she has been con
i1ed 10 hsr bad. suffering drszifal ago
~ from svsiied feet For tine Il szs
theughEshst anputasion would have TO
be resO %. bas BY careful attention
this dFszdfal alternative has been avoid
Sd snd IN = few weeks she viii be able
70 hObble about the house II i ex-
trenely doubtful. however, whether she
is ever able 70 wear anythinE tighter than
q nocczssn ag2ia--LOxSsrsgIS Ledger.
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03
The BagEage sma.her.

A rcvsngefai traveller on = certain
railrOa A<Sked a carpet bag full Of lead
s3 Text4eE@s, and handed il 70 . gentle
manly baggage snasks=, Who had rained
three OF four trunks for him already.
The sc,ashsr fang the bsg up sgsinst
the v2lr sayagsly, and then threw il on
the door sad stamped on If-ss usual
At about the f0aEih jump firing com
ne1esd along the Whole li1e Forty six
rsvolFers went Of IN rapid succession,
distributing buliets around the ear With
disgEstiug eareieSsasss; the suasher Vas
wounded SIX tines before he ronid get
oas cs the car He rode upon the plat
form darinz the whole Of that trip, and
when be did enter the ear be enczSed his
legs in stove pipes. and ran N iron clad
snow plSE II front Of him % push the
baggage ont with He snzshes perhaps
fever carpet bags now than he once did
in the bliszful past-nuch fever, aBd be
Is 6Iled With gloom. The only boon be
Graves is. that he maybe present shs1
the carpet bag owner calls With his ehsck.
He SAYS there viii be : conflict shich
viii make the European war perfectly
ridieuious-
The Hickman courier., 1871-06-03

SLKEPLEss people-2nd they sre many
IN 4 AGeric4-sho1id canrt the sun The
very worst soporide is lau62nan. sRd the
very besf sunshine Thersfors IL Is very
plain that poor slesPerS should pass a
many ho1rs Is possible IN sunshine and
as few Is possible IN the shade Nsny
women are usrtyrs, and yet they do n0'
know It They shut the <uushiae eat oi
their hoaSes and their hearts. they rear
wills. they carry Parssois. they do al
possible 70 keep Of the s1htlest and ye;
most potent in6ueacs vhich i iutesded
to give then strsngth and hea1ty and
chesrfaIness Is Il not tine 10 change
all this. ard 50 set color snd roses IN our
pale cheeks, strength N our weak backs.
Aed eo1rsge N or tfmld so1lss The
uousen Of Amersca are pale and delicate;
thsy nay BE hIo0niRg snd strong. and
the sunlight uill BE potent inHueace in
this trznsfoTmasion