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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
THE "HEArHEN CHrSEE.-

1t appears that : the San Francisco
papers were . little premature in pre-
dieting the speedy disappearance o.
the Chinese from the State. We have
here the Chronicle Of that city. OF date
June Is. which Says 1900 came
yesterday, 5. 900 are on the way, and
$4,000 are in Chinese ports waiting
transportation, - 80. 80 100
As to the kind Of Chinesest66 are
coming. the Gareriels says they are moi
even fair representatives Of the wing
glasses Of Chino, but they are the IL
ings and scrapings from among shs
lowest ofthe low grades. Of these peo-
pie. TAeylsokand scsiiks the bough,
and sold slayes that tksy are They
are abjecs Observation-Disclosures
bondspep=aad thef every look ipdi-
cstesthss tley fsef tie depth of tier
degradation" 9 "a, a,. q ~ ,ay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

This dreadful pestlepce is reported
in various places in Eastern and Cen
trail Europe, from Turkey TO the Pen
insula Of Italy. and thence northward
to the Baltic. Leaving the United
States, then, for the tour Of; Europe
will be no security this season to Jour
pleasure seekers against the cholera
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
w designed as Chairman OF the Com.
mittee ON Streets and Alleys OF the city OF
wheeling. untfl the First day OF July, 1873
for furnishing and setting all the curb
stones the city may need or order for the
ensuing year. Bald curostones snail pe AT
least four feet hong and at least Ave inches
thick, and at least eighteen inches deep,and
snail Re set SO as to show atleast four inches
above the ground on the side next the
And also PROPOSALS for the furnishing Of
euYbstones, In the rough that would WORK
TO ths sipes above mentioned, to be deliver
ed On the atreels or Wharves Of the city as
Tsnt1ifed. VIZ = GEORGE FORBES,
INN ! Ehairnlan Conn. Streets nd Alloys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

The latest matrimonial rumor is that
WnirELAw REID will marry IpA GREE
LEY, as soon as a decent regard for the
death OF her father will warrant. We
shall be heartily glad when WIRES
LAW is at last married aud out of the
way. He has been more trouble to the
press at large than ANNA DICKINSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

The aggregate value Of the farms OF
West Virginia in 1870, is put by the
United States census at sl0l, 6O4,5Sl ,
and the value OF farming implements
and machinery at s2.ll2.937. .r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. United States for the district OF West
Virginia:
Edward B. Cooper, "a
| aeanflRost Matte Robertsand Geo. Coopef,
80 IN ADMIRALTY. I'll
Pursuant to q decree OF the above named
Court, made and entered in the above en-.
TITLED cause. on the 18th day OF April, /
TWILL on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July. 1873,
i'atmyyofice in the city of Wheeling, and
thereafter by adjournment from time to
time as shall be found necessary, pro Iced to
take and state the accounts as required by
tsaid decree. -'-2..--.-.----z
Nu-What debts, II any were due and
| oWinS by said steamboat or owners at the
thine Tie iibelIant became purchaser Of the
two fifth parts or shares Of the same the
amount and consideration for said debts, II
= Second-The debts, II any, due or TO be.
come due, at the time that the respondent,
George, Cooper took possession OF said
steamboat, as In the libel alleged, and
J., ITfd-Of any debts that may be due or
owing from said boat and owners, showing
the amount thereof, by whom and when
safd debts were respectively contracted, and
l upon what consid Grafton. -.
AN parties Interested are hereby notified
bio attend at the time and place above nam-
| ed, with the sestimony they may have TO
toHer in, the matter referred.
| - gF9rHANNIBAL FORBES, = P
JdSra Us. Com'r. District, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
A CORRESPONDENT ofthe Indisnapoli

A CORRESPONDENT ofthe Indianapefis
Journal has discovered that Bret
HARrE translated his "HeathenChinee'
from an old Latin poem written by a
Benedictine Monk. As HARTE doa't
know a word Of Latin the Herald
thinks that his translation is q more
remarkable feat than if he had written
"a = - J. I =. - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

ACCORDING TO the latest census there
are 552.327 sheep in West Virginia,
which yield l,593.54l pounds Of wool.
averaging but 2 pounds and s9-lOOths
per sheep. no.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
SAVE YOUR EYES.

J1IHEELING, LIKE MANY OTHER
W. Places Is In ested with horde ofir
responsible hawkers, who ruin the eyes OF
those VINO are FOOLISH enough 10 patrohize
them at ruihovs prices. For years oxtooy
4 Du field have MAD Q q speciality or Specia-
Giles, and In thousands ofcases have afford.
ed permanent relief 10 weak cyl s.
iul4. - OXIOBY g. DUFFIELD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

THERE are in West Virginia, accord
ing to the census tables 1886 Germans
over the age Of 10 years, and 3,o31
Irish, engaged 10 various occupations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
! Wheeling. Library Association.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. 5EbR. wHIrEWAsHING
i the Second Ward Market House, will
DOE of the tity Clerk. until, Wednesday
evening, June 18th, at 5 O'clock. Proposals
must be for two costs Of whitewash; the
work to be done IN abe bes, piapner;
Tbs hight to rejfa aRy q En s5t SldS IS re-
iuiIr, s.aaJ Clerk Second Ward Market;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRqsT
- made by Frederick Otte and wife 10 me
az trustee, dated the 10Th day Of (MaXJls7R
and now Of record in the Clerk office OF
The County Cour4.!of Ohio peapty, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No; 4, folio
$50, TO secure the payment o. osrtfAh notes
therein specified, and default having been
made in the payment OF said notes, wall
sell ON - !. ssasa.i siii 10 s,Gs3rgg a
G THURsDAFYJULY, Slsl BR, 4, I.
commencing at ten o'clock a, m. at the
front door ofthe Court Houee 0fDhis coun-
~, est Virginia at public auction, the
following des:fibed feal estate. tewit: The
north half OF lot. numbered fifteen. QQ In
SQUARE numbered nine t0 III The Eighth
ward of the city Qts Wheeling, Ccepnty OF
ohio and state OF West Virginia.
Terms Of saley cash. o Selling astfustee 1
shah convey only such. title as Is vested In
noe by suid deed OF trust the ttie however
y r. @. BARR, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
Commissioners Sale
OF 152 ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land,
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1878.
ON THE PREMISES.
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Virgin.
ia, on the 10Th day OF May, 1873, in the
Chancery cause in said Court pending
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr. Is complainant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others are defen-
dants, l shall, as Special Commissioner
named in said decree, offer at public sale
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
Rreastpiu' Lost;

De- srerstein's st %ltS pearis. The mud.
er will be suitable rewarded by leaving 1t a
this Office. YH.L- % Il I -.-l.l -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

THERE are 76,s79 male children and
1885 female childreaa. attending school
in West Virginia. 20, v,f s.. ~. ra-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

WEST jVllaIxIx has 1925 persons
eugag.diu agriculture; and the United
States has 10000 lawyers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTICE.

rI,HE MEMBERS OF SIGNAL FORGE
i u. OF ", are notified to meet at their
hall to-day at 2 o'clock p. L., to attend the
funeral Of our deceased brother, Henry
Ketter, Members of Columbia and Virginia
FORCES are respectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
7si One month. .....s 6 90
s. IS IS s!$s &c ss %sn'h. : g g

One aoRanA ONCE = " go 60 w !,
aFor -eaip.~ -"Fur Rent. wants,
..posrd,n0 naI ,ost, prfound,n HO Obituaries, :
aRslisious and Society Notices, "l0 cents Rel
line Tor each insertion, but no adVertise'
ment Rsas than 50 cents! y ..
specIal Notices Is Der cent additional. q,
Advertisements to occupy nxed places q
per cent additional. IN,
C9ts win be ehar ge1. ao"ole iof 'p"'' ~
Double column advertisements, 20 pei
cent additional. H. ,,,, ,o
local notice tciu be Inserted JO' less than oNs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for established
business houses must De palo JOE III Az
All Sil,s due ON the first appearance o.
the advertisement. - iJnt2 :,
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
Yearly advertisers viii be confined te
their, legitimate business and. all adver.
tisements not connected With IL VIII b
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,

Patterns Lathes, Tools &C., all in good order
and ready for operation, with capacity 10
do a large amount nf work, only requiring
additional capital to conduct the business.
CAPITALISTS. MANUFACTURERS.
and Mechanics desiring TO invest in pro.
fitable business, with every facility and To-.
cation, taking an active part or not, have
now sn opportunity. Having an experience
OF upwards OF 80 years in the foundry bust
ness, with reputation OF doing good work,
the establishment has meri.ed and will se-
cure the patronage Of its former friends so
literally bestowed upon 1T, and receive "A
large share OF the contracts now Offering
for machinery and castings: Address or ap.
ply TO ii. w. PHILLIPS,
or, THOs. O'BRlEN, Real Estate Agent.
junllh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
SiceIy Lemon Sugar.

NIRY A CAN, 1T ONLY COSTS TWENTY.
Ave cents, and will make two gallons
CHOICE Lemonade. For sale by
....r .. X. J. SMYTH,
ju20 Cornor Market and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25
Wanted.

A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL yAC.
"A corntant and experienced business
gwen Address Cd ssD p.9 MtiSEnESh ~ -
jualal .tgr .J.oc 2;hegisler o W &C.. =,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-25

1SPURELY 4 vEdrTkrLH rHyPinlfIoy,
i composed simply Of yDn- knO~ n OOyV,
HERBS and FRUITS, cpnhh,sl yn -
properties. which In thelf s.f.;c are cathaiSas:
Aperient, Nutritious. B.uie.ic, Aite1te =
Anti.Biliouz. The whole 10 IGessry a q 2 -
ctcnt quantity Of spirit Lon The sCSAx
CANE 70 Leep them In any Climate. sHea
rnakee the ..5 rEE.r' .. .tC- VI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

rabe @esentbeil Sertreten ; mir pOutn pas
bernidtm itpbralen.umIun werfen, ipnpss
rem Sbat1a6en resiitriren: SIN ben b6bes
rem 9elauI6aftflaGen, bic rp6 YermSse
ibrer u8ipuns unc Bt1sni6aftli9feit"
ais Srdser Der $ umanitdtsrelisipn se!ten
iDutcn, inrsn mir sertreten S9minrs!
unp Sumtus, ME pies bic Grtbdauns
gen 2asters int preus. a%bSeorpnstSns
baufe Der @iener SSrieufra9 une antsre
Gridsinunsen sur Gpipens bswieitn !:
bic Su9t mSslidit idneu, mibelps unit
aut Soften Inrsrsr reid al iSsrben, 1T
ST::ssesprbnuns unp ssbtrt sum bon ton ;
Der ebrli9e Grwerb 1T betriserilden
S6pinpslsei9dften sswi&en uno fatilis
nariibe griitsn;en, bic ater @ue In zen
Girnib Der Sumanitdt setaudt fine, be-
berri9en has 9eben. Die bfentli9e
Weinuns miro sefdliat eur6 sepi6ens
lcie unc erfaufts Scribler tie aue redt
Liberal" fnp bic Setlisteit bee
Gites 1T cine ld1erlide pbraie, Gin
iterpunesner Stanepunft, neil es fets
men Soft nebr sibt bel eem man l6wSrt.
8ie Is nit Der Sittli9fsit ausiiebt paz
pom lesen bic srpben aaiterfdpte Berlin,
5amburs, paris, 2cncpn. @ten u. I. ~.
berepeteS 3eusnte ab, no pas Qafer i9cn
in FOLDER @siie rpminirt, pae ielbft eie
pplisei ma1tlss patebt. llnp bic unite
rem Glafen tes @plfes, auf pel1e paS
Yeiipiel Der @ebilcsten Ysrspslnp rpirfen
Iou ? Nsbmt rem Solfe ieinen 9lauben,
tann 1T jecer Salt, jere Srpnuns rabin.
Damn fdQt bic pbnebin unsufriepene
Mense In bic @rme Der S%nternaticnale
unb iosialpempfratilder @Ibler, rann
sreift fe ~ petroleum unp 8re6eiien,
unb bic rilcen Srsien elmer teftialiI1en,
entmenl9ten, Sprp feiern bic Triampbs
Der mad serufenen, meni6li6en "Ssrs
ranftw @as finp bic Sdrefensirenen
elmer Yariier Commune, Der ipani>
19en Sntsrnatipnale, bic Grseiie in
Wannbeim une Tranffurt anperS. ais
bic rptbweneisen Sri9te Der Vplfs urnlrs
pisfsit" mas iinp itr anrers, als bic trars
risen Gunieauen;sn elmer esbre, pelde
iyitematil6 i'm 8plte 0laube unb 8elis
sipn u%ntersrdtt ?! = Was elm blinrel
unp wilber 2iteraliSmus NIT lammt leis
ner ~@i6enidait" unp .Sernunft" 8es
lisipn unp Gbritentbum nit Tiesn trsten
unc an ibre Steac nsciitise Sreibeit uni
5umanitat" prpflamiren, an zen Sra6>
ten ipereen mir Jpn erfennen, uni
nod bittern Grfabrunsen, selautsrt i'm
Geuerpfen traurissr grideinunssn, pirr
Der eeiunte 8ern eeS Splfes nit itOlsem
SiesesbewuBtiein sur IasesOrpnuns, b
). gum @lauben ieiner @dter, iiberseben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
8riefe aus &om.
Sen II. Sept. 1873.
Serr u eoacteur!

Serr &ebacteur!
Yor &ur;em murbe cine S:putation Der
tatbolii6 den @eieli6aitsn &oms i'm @ati-
tan empfansen, Die i. ibrem Hamen uno
i'm Namen berjenisen, Die lie selanbt bat-
ten, su ben Siben bes fl. 9aters oas &C.
liibbe ablesten, innerbalb Der Wauern Der
Stabt &om cine benz b. SerSen Selu &C.
ipeibte Stride su erri9ten.
Nuf biele feierli9e SanbIuns antwortete
Yius Der Neunte our9 Die folsenoe erba=
bene uno lebrrei6e alocutiOn
sd bin polfommen nit Gu6 einper=
itanben unb senebmise I'M Namen 8ottes
oas @eliiboe, bas Sbr in eurem Namen II.
i'm Tamen elmer sroben anSabl ab,peien=
Der, Die oenielben @uni9 besen, ubselest
habit.
Weinem Settle brdn9t li6 in oieiem
glusenblide Die Sbee bes i6neQen Sort
ifrittss auf pel9en Die menl6li6e Sami=
lie in peri6ieoenen Wiienl9aften gema6t
bat, bic i6 Die II Ii SLIDE II nenne, ba Die
lelben MIR auf Die G%ntlpidelung oes mate
rie0en @oblleins unO Der Decentralization
bes 2ebens binSielen.
Sa, Die meui6li6e 6amilie lit aui Dem
@ese; iie i6reitet ii6ern unO rai6en
S6rittes poripGrts un0 madt Sortl6ritte.
ollie 9Si1enl9aften, Die Dem Meni9en Sc
niiIle aui Der Groe perl9aIfen, peroen nit
@ifer sepflest unb lino 10 81 iaSen Der
Rubm unIeres 3eitalters.
Inter oieien @iIenl6aiten aber sibt Die
98iIeni9aft oes menI6li9en Glenbes, OBJ
idon in Der SbeOrie iebr itarf euItipirt,-
oa Bidder barber geI9rieben perben,
bic S6maber barber railonniren unb Die
@faoemisn tie gum Sbjette ibrer Siseui=
lionen ma1en-sibt oiele in Der Sbeorie
10 cultipirte g8iieni9aft, iase i'd, in Der
Yraris nur geringe Reiultate. Wdbreno
Der matsrielle Jortidritt pd9it, pd9it oas
menl9lide Gleno ebenfalls unb unslidli-
6erpeile ipd9lt aud Die Ha6ldllisfeit,
bieiem Glenoe 5u %lteuern. S6aut Gu9
nm uno betra9tet Die 2eiben, Die uns BON
alien Geiten beitiirmen ...... @ber Sbr,
Sbr babt bas Seilmittel fir 10 piele 9ei-
Den sefunben; o ia, Sbr meme &inosr
babt es sefunben. Sbr babt Gu9 eriu=
merit, Dap es i'm Simalel Elm 9Ottli6es Ser;
9ibt, bas Gu6 tr0iten fam, oas Gu6 beis
iteben, bas Sud belien fam. I6 ia, lnBt
uns Dem SerSen ndbern, anseii6ts Der
Seitenwunbe, wel6e Die 2anSe Oes Senters
9eDfinet; laBt uns bort in Der 2iebe uno
inn 8lauben perweilen yProspiciens per
cancellos". gSir wOllen ienes Seri be-
tra6ten, oas mad %uuierer &ebepeiie beiBss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

Gerlangen trG9t, oas Seuer, Das uns i'm
nerli6 persebrt, ausSubreiten, jenes Seuer,
peldes in 2i~ebesslutb uno 8armbersisteit
Die sanSe Grbe entSinoen mOdte.
Ndbern mir uns jenem Sersen uno BON
Sewunberuns %erfilt, betra6ten mir Die
bimmlii1e Sorsfalt, tpomit Die Stride gee
sriinoet wurbe unb ipie lie TART aus Der
Auelle oes b. SerSens emporities, ii6 auf
pie lieben Sdulen Der Saframer.s itiibenb.
Waben mir bieiem 6ersen in Semutb II.
gbrfur6t uno mir peroen Die fiiBen @orte
bDren: ,Erunt oculi mel cunctis diebus"
mas beiben min, baB bas SerS uno Die 9lu=
gen Gbriiti ii9 INNER Su ieiner auf Dem
groenrunoe aus9ebreiteten Stride iuenoen,
aber Defenders auf Der Stabt Iom, Dem
size Der @abrbeit unb Dem Wittelpuntte
bes Gbriltentbumes ruben.
Sisbin wuroe Der MpoiteIiirit seianot,
(tuas aud Die sottlolen, fanatil6en 5einoe
Der Stride iasen mbsen, nm oas @esen=
tbeil su bepeiien), biebin fam Der bl. Yet=
rug, Der ni6t fiir9tete ii6 unter Die uiloen
Sbiere gu beseben unb fibn Die Wabrbeii
Dem burd Srrtblmer p%erblenoeten rOmi=
i6en @olfe prebiste, bas, nadoem es ale
anberen 9Olfer unterjo9t, ale S9dno=
Ii9teiten unb 8erirrunsen bieier VDlfer 81
Den ieini9en ma9te.
Na6oem bas Ylut Der YGpite u. 10 pie=
Ter Sauienbe BON Mdrtprern sefloien,
puroe oieie sliidli9e Staot, Die einl S9i'
Ierin bes Srrtbums unb cine Sienerin oes
@rauels seueien ourd oas Seroient oes
persoIlenen Slutes uno ben sOttlideu
@ilen bic 2ebrerin Der @abrbeit.
Bon bieiem 2ebrituble beiliser @abr=
beiten gins Die 9lrt uno Weiie bes Inter
ri9tes aus, linn entltrOmten Die Gatbidld-
&c our Iuftldruns unb Die Seerete CUR Gnt-
i6eiouns felt Anb,sinn Der Stride bis sun
Syllabus unb Den Oatieaniiden Secreten.
Giner feierli6en @ubien, Der rDmii6er
Susenb nobnten cardinal Sonne6oie uni
flint auoere Garoindle bel. Der bl. Sa-
briidte li9 lebr lobeno iiber Die Sreue Del
rOmil6en Susenb aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

@ebet, our9 Ilmolen, IbtDbtuns, sebuI=
oises Seioen Die Strafe bes Sesieuers ers
lei4tern fOnnen unb bas lit sepib Elm idO=
ner, mir mO9ten iasen Der idDnite Sroit
arf Groen. @ie mag Der am @rabe Der
Seinen iteben, Der an feline Iuferitebung,
on teinen Simmel nnb feline S0Qe 9laubt ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

tarunterridtes ourd %Sereinisuns gu ersie=
len wdren. lln1er nGditer Irtifel ioa be-
peiisn, baB aud bas 5elb bes bDberen I'm
terri9tes in amerita brad liest uno bas
aud bort viribus units GriprieBli6es sea
leiitet peroen fam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
Tbe Wavasget InIestigatlon.

WASHINGTON, August 1O.-The Wa
Wasset steamboat investigation was re-
sumed this morning. The testimony Of
witnesses was TO the effect that no partiC.
ular person or officer Of tho ship was en-.
gagged In controlling the life. .boais, poses.
sion oE which had been taken by the
passengers In such large numbers as to
make them useless. The oflcers In the
fore part Of the boat were actively EN-
ployed in trying TO save the boat and
passengers, but they were unable TO pass
at, owing the dense smoke and flame.
The testimony taken shows that Nash,
the engineer, had taken charge Of the bar
during the temporary absence Of the bar.
keeper, and had served out liquor. A
sample Of the oil used on the boat was
taken for inspection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
ROME.

New YoRK, August 1s.-A letter from
Rome says that the Syndio has posted up
notice prohibiting all persons, under
pretence Of making pilgrimage, whether
singly or in groups, from passing through
the city. It is regarded rs q ianAticism
not to be encouraged, and as q means
used for keeping up political excitement,
as well as detrimental to the public health
in allowing great crowds to come together
with very imperfect means Of accommo.
dation, which might be attended with Sc.
rious harm, as the Mussulmen pilgrim.
ages to Mecca have served 10 propagate
Cholera and other mAladies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-19
SPITTING.
Is The World a Huge spIr.BO1 2

Is the World q Huge spII.Box
It's q curious thing to consider how
many people there are In the world whose
daily habits are very little superior to
those Of the beasts Of the field. They do
not understand the use OF the bath. They
are guilty Of all sorts Of daily practices,
and It iP one of their peculiarities that
they care nothing whatever fol. the an.
noyance or discomfort they infict upon
Others They are hall unconscious that
their own names are very Objectionable,
and consequently they do not always re-
heot that they give great offence To 9th.
er. They live like pigs themselves, and
naturally tancy that the manners and Gus.
toms Of the sty are universally popular
and agreeable. Consequently they 70
about the world q nuisance to everybody,
and ere utterly incapable Of learning any.
thing from the example Of better people
around them.
The spiGters are among the most ofen-
siVe oil this numerous clAsa They have
no respect for man, woman or child. You
see their tracks In every thoroughiare and
every public building. They would as
soon make their mark on your best car
pet as on the roadway. half the people
TO be met with In the streets are danger.
Gus 10 pass-lor Just as you get up 10
them, they discharge volley Of which
you arc likely to receive full on your
dress or coat, without hope Of "dodgtng"
II. Ladies, Of course, suffer the most.
They cannot get out Of the way. And
the cheWers care little for their feelings In
the matter. They regard the world as q
huge spitbox, land would resent any sug-
gestion as to the filthlness Of their actions
as an infringement Of personal liberty.
In cara the nuisance Is almost worse
than In the streets. The driver very
likely cheWs, and his contributions 10 the
universal spittoon are carried through
the car, TO the great delight Of the pas.
sengers. Or man will seat himself by
the window ct the upper end Of the car
and began scattering his fsvors on all
sides Of him-on the mat, out Of the win.
dow, 10 the right, lett or any side he may
momentAriIy fancy. The wind may be
ahead, and thus diftuse the shower In q
spray through the air. RemonstrHnce is
useless, IA man has q right TO spit,
hasn't he% And II you don't like II, You
can get out Of the ear and walk.
These persons are what Q famous lee
turer calls "beaSts way down." The Ian.
guage sounds strong, Notwithstanding It's
obscurity, but the Amherst young men
probably understand It. At any rate,
there can be but one opinion among de-
cent people with regard TO this foul habit
ol splitting, Its q thing TO be checked, u
possible, But Il anybody asks how II Is
possible TO do II, We shall be obliged 70
say that do not know. This Is one Of
those evils which we can only describe
without protesting to be able 10 supply a
remedy.-M y TEmHS.