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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

loved her and Isaac wa> coninrtcd al
ten his mothers death"
We see here one nt th">, delicate and
tender natures thar lind lrp"~r first III
the love of IL mother. and when that
stay i Withdrawn. lean upon Il beloved
wife
i" the end of the story Isaac l. the
rhnuglrtul >r'I the dreamer. and Re
hrkah the cheerful. 90 forward. self
confident manager.
80 ideally p'uic. and sweet. and ten
lcrly religious has been the whole in
rcpti"m and carry iu@ ali and termination
of this wedding. that i>;,.r, and Rchch
ali have been remembered IA the we'd
ding ritual of the catho!ic Christian
churches ~ mudcl> of a holy marriage
according t. the divine will.
send thy blessing upon these thy
servants. 1lI~ man and thi~ WnmaI.
whom We bless IN thy name. that as
Isaac and RchrkLh lived faithfully to-
@rthrI. :" thc~r p,r>"u> may surely
perform and kccp the Vow and cove
uam h"t0rcn them" christina Tmioh
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18
One Woman's Life.

Eleanor Collin, VAS the Youngest
child and only daughter of Judge Col
lns OF Colliu>Ni ilic. Mass. The Collins
family belonged Ia the genuine New
England ari>toCra"N that l., they
boaSt,d that they could trace then ped
grec in Il direct line from one of the
passengers " hu crossed the Atlantic in
the Maytlowcr. on her first tIip {" Amer
lea 1t might have been Il task attend
ed with some difficulty tOI the present
generation If CulhnSt> To prnduCe dOCu-
HcuIurN ~ idCnCc to support ;h> a>$cI-
ton. but they could at least lay just
claim To quite goudly aIay of grand
fathers. great -grandiathcls. and great
asrcat -rr:lidtathrlS. Not only did the
faded pages ut the family record. III
several old Bibles. prove this gcmcal"@-
ical point. but >umdry ,.ncicnt tamll>
heir-loom>, to Wit. Il dozen "r tw" "i
battered old teaspoons. bruised and
long suffering teapot. an ugli shaped
little sugar-hovl. and Il queer old tank
ard. all of silver. though rather thin
and quite drcrepit from age. still exist
ed IT. tangible proofs that the C"ilin>">
of the past had been respectable. that Is.
wcll-to-du folks in their time.
But the C"tiius. family lid not need
to look back allngcthc, to prove their
claims t. consideration. II they could
boast of having among thcir torct,tthrr>
ana near relatives doctors of divinity.
professors in Yale college. attorney
generals one senator. and one E"Vcl-
nor. the old judge was every whit rs
wnuG - man. in his uWm and his towns
IL. l.Sf ,t .t..4
and of his thlr,. sous the eldest Wa~ Il
lawyer ana rising p"litician. VIII" hadr
fair To- he u senator himself in time; the
second was Il doctor IN good practice.
and tn, third had recently grdduatrd at
West Point. and was stationed on the
western frontier.
/ 1t WAS 4 tradition that the girls OF the
| family had always done their part 10y
/ iudiciouS marriages tn huild up the for
| tunes ui the C0lIin~cS. and there was no
reason why Eleanor, the .judgc's Young
. est child. Shouid not marry as well a>
| the daughters of her house were wont
ru do. She WdS slender New England
I rrl. whose toIhcad WaS too high. whnSt
nu>c Was too large. and whose mouth
was too wide for the strict ran"n> o
beauty lat She had q transparent ant
blooming complexion. large. soft. gray
|,Ht>' N'' 1" "'"'', u ~ ;S"': "'",,i !
'';'' .'i''' '"'N = an :" NiN",l!ie !Ii ""'
changing an expression. which illnmin
e" an" ti''H.i"iIl'" mex ia'c NhGh SUI
>p"H'' 'ia' II i''j 'i"iH' !" i'ai p'""'N
might nr .IuH,iI di>P"t"u. thaI s.lr @ WI" va
most "'tia''iNt ana 'i''i WIS !"
"l>Pttl.'i'. Sh' was l'teiiEeh' ''','
i"Ieiah! Wen c'"I"''"; Sh' '""i'
read niue NiFgl: she had beer
ihr"ngi algebra 'h""gI she never eN
actlN hncW now Nhc ulu H. she nae
parsed Milton : far""iNe Lost she h"'
studied chemistry IN" natural phii">"
phy. and knew rh"uGlI about them +"
Ill practical purposes. her ihther VA
wont to SAY. and did not dispute tn
statement, since She could not, 10y tn
widest stretch OF imagination, concclH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

tL. t,I, ideal of ua,,i,ro in which the
children have the tirst nlac. in the
mother, heart. and the husband the
second"
AS to the ideal state. | have nothing
tn .ay. onI, sneak of tl,, real one.
and ni,c-temtL. If tI,, women, Gn Iovr
tLcn children hrst. and the, vould fell
,.,u :, t. th,..- .L,uld toll tb. trutb
.,hnut !, n,.,., -rnl. sn r,nLiJI, tm
I,efn,,. l,n, ,,,, ro,,,,tti,
in,u,,m.,ir,IIe no,inn nr 1--we and mar
ri.,nr t,Il ,nu tht truth hcruusr |
.,,,, fr,,I -, ,.,,,, and ,..,,', i,.,r tn 500
.,.,,, thrn,, ~. smell :, cL,ucn f,, ham
nu,rS. ~ ,,s So ,,nnd =, ,nnn ~ Jndrr Can
in,. ,tfrr.. ,uT md III fn, :, mi>t.,l,nu
iJr.,
FI.,,,,,, y..,. .iI,ut
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L., ,n,, ,,n,r IL, ,. n.r.;s,.d Mr..
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i''''''' '''Hii''i '''''' '''' lii y Univ Nii'
'Nr' H'tN Il >'"i, nor hI;"'IlI% size N''i'i
ne i'it III h'i myers tilill >il Ia" c"lll'l
1t" II. 50. When oll III church. ami
h"'n ucaI i"r>"n 'i""d\ prose ana
prose. t"rI IA my t"liCu" that '"Hld
d" II only "'t'rr.
'''""d hca> cn>. "a> MIS-. john
startled ejaculation.
''' ''' '''''' 49, 80 49, ''''
Id"a "i attempting tins. but. seriously.
81" think might earn good living
by dr''~>-niakln@ amd millinery. d" Il
good deal "a: the la>t gratis. You know.
and my haI~ az the rr"ftic>t in church
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18
Old-Testament Pictures.
REBEKAH THE BRIDE OF. THE
GOLDEN-AGE


Hh MR.. HARRIET EEE'TiEE >rowE.
In the pictures which the Bible opcu,
to rs of + hc domestic lif, uf IN, u.,trio,-
cL,I ,n,s We bav,. nm. u,,t.rti,- ,h,r-
artrri>tir and hc;iutifI,I id>I of = WOO
iup and wedding according 10 the Gus
tulus of those DAYS
In il ~>vcrtur>. and sacred SIMPLICITY
il j. II mary rllou- contrast to the we'd
dim of nill modern fashionable life.
Sarah. fhc beautiful and hcIoyrd. ha,
been laid away in the dust. and Isaac.
the v,II-hrInyrd son. l. nov, tort, wears
old. Fort, yc;fI.s i vet ,arI,. ,ootb. H.,
tnc SLOW .ild ,.lu., uf th, ..,,lj.u .,u,.
when the, thread of mnr,ai Iit,. r;I, nI,t
to a hundred and seventy five, nr riuht,
wears. and aS Abraham, has urarl, reach
,.u thai t;iI n,.ri.,d. hi, sIII, of Iif,. i din
riun dny,I,IaId, toward the evening
horizon. He has but one, cane rcnain-
iu.r f.s settle his son Isqaciii lif,. before.
he i gathered Ia his fathers.
The scene where Abraham discusses
the subject with h,> head servant sheds
i peculiar IighI on the domestic and
b r.mil, relations of those DAYS.
Nud Abraham said unto his eldest
servant ui hi house. that ruled "vrl all
that Ia, had. Put. pray thee. thv hand
Cndcr my thigh
"Nud will make thee. ~vraI 10y th,
Lord. th, tod of heaven. and the tod
ut thr earth. that thou shalt not take =
vIt,. unto my >,.i, of tl,. daughters Of
the. C.iflrJuit.~. .luorrr {, ,,hnu I dwell
ii,r thnu shalt 90 iintnu my ,nnur.s. aud
IN, ~nu Isaac.
"Nud the servant aid unto linn. Pea
.pd,rI.Ilirt. the v,nn.iu will not b,. ,.lll
H.. t. inilnn m. unto this laud must
needs nltu, har!, thy son ag,iI. uur" the
Ilnd from vhrur, thou c;tIuc>I
lud Abraham aid unto nim. l.,
,4rr rnnu that lhnu h,ii.. MOI m, sol,
tiIth,1 again. The. i.nri cod nt. heaven.
.hirh took me from my father, house.
.,rd from the land of my kindred. and
Nhi,h snake unto mr, and than swan,
ln,o me. saving Unto thy seed viii
,,i,,. -lii., Ill.,, n,. .h,lI send hi. ,u,,,r'
L.t,,..rl..,. and tI,u., ,',.,lt r,i,.., VII.
pIlrn r,. son, nom thence \ud if RI,
,ou,.n. will MOI Ia. willing t. follow
ll,,r. rh,f thou shalt h.. rIctl from thi,
M, n9rh. nul, Lrili. itnt m, >nI rhirh
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

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soldiers monument, 81 JonhSburN.
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.ion Printing of all kinds done at living prices
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Sowing and Reaping.
RY MISS A. \. PROCTOR.

W MISS A n ft.''' lilh
Sow with a generous hand;
Pause not f"l toll OF pain
Weary not through the heat of summer
Weary not through the cold spring rain
But wait till the autumn comes,
For the shcavrs Of golden grain
Scatter the seed, and fear not
\ table will hr spread;
What matter if you are too weary
To eat yuur hard-rarnrd bread
SOW w,rilr the earth IS broken
For tn, hungry must he fed
Now.-whjlc the seeds are lying
In III. warm earih's hosom deep
And your warm tears fall upon ii.
They Will stir in their quiet sleep.
And tn, green blades rise the quicker
Porcharc, for the tears you weep.
Then SOW. for tn" hours are iie"ting,
And the seed must tall to-day,
And care not what hands shall reap it,
Or if you shal. have passed away
Before The wavin= cornhclds
Snail Elslttlt'li lilt sunny
Sow,-1nd look onward. upward.
Where, the star1y-light appears,
Where. in spite Of the towards doubling,
Or yuur own hearts trembling fears.
You shall reap III iol thr harvest
You have sown to-day III tears
Keep the Heart Tender.
Keep tll, heart tender
Kindly and true:
Water It freely
With Loves -rutlr dew
Garner it- harvr~ts
OF rich burnIsh-d gold
Lei IN IT,, ~un-hiur.
And shut uut ia, cold
Keep The heart tender
with flower, II sind d-rd-
And tn, sweets "t ru".r perfume
viii ch"hc out the weeds
And the s"it beam, Of pity
OF N,rcY and Love.
Will yirld it the Glory
That beams from above
Keep tn" heart tender
With sweet. loving words
And they'll hli it with music
Lie the warhl,. II birds
In she hcart of TIN, forest
:" JOYFUL and clear.
When the birds are uwakin.
In the ,priu- time Of year
Keep the heart tender
With huly desires
And they Il II, ~hru its aliars
And qurnch the fierce ires
of Hatred and Envy
Of sins ever new
hr-p the heart tender.
Pure kindly and true.
-Chris',I. 4d'Oc,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-18

For A COLD.-A hot lemonade is one
of the best remedies for il cold. 1t act,
promptly and efficiently. and has no
unpleasant atter-etfcctS. bue lemon
should he properly Sqeezed. cut in
slices. put with sugar ;uId covered with
half il pint of boiling water. Drink Just
before going to bed. and do not expose
Yourself the following day. This rem
edy. it is said, will ward off IN attack
of chlls and fever. if used promptly.
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The Grand Trunk railroad is a trearh
erous road just now. Trains were of
the track every day last week.
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+. 5olmsburp (aledonian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Br

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08
TOR SALE
mRUsTEE,s Safe.


Byvirtue OF Deed of Trust made by Mary
o'Neal 10 the undersigned trustee, dated Feb
ruary 9Th, 1873. and Of record in tho office OF the
Cleff OF the County Court OF Ohio county, W.
Va, In deed OF trust book No. s, page 2a6. will
offer for sale OF public auction, at the front door
OF the Court House OF Ohio county, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day OF Janulry, 1871,
At 10 O'Clock 4. N the following property, that
10 to say: the east half Of the west half OF LOT
No. IL, on 18th Gate Zane) street. In that part Of
the city OF Wheeling known as East Wheeling.
Tho title Is believed to DO good, bat selling as
trustee shall only convey sreh title as Is vested
In me by eaid deed OF tlust.
Terms oil Bale cash, bnt with the option TO the
purchaser 10 assume and secure TO the trustees
satisfaction tho Indebtedness TO tho Central
Building Association No.2, for which tho prop
erty Ia TO be sold and to pay the residue or the
purchase money In cash..
W. J. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
JIM. MILLER, Auctioneer, decl
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FoR SALE '"t
- TWO FAR RIM S,

Six miles north OF Wheeling, on The IUad lead,
ing from Glen's Run TO Short Creek, known as
the late residence OF RbeneZer McCulloch, decd.
The said Farms contain 800 acres, one. OF 1874
acres on which theie 10 large Brick House con.
tAinipg eleven rooms and Easements. The out
buildings are brick (which are fmokc house,
wash and milk house and coal house,. Also, one
large new Frams Barn. with stablipg under;
also corn crib and stable: also, one app'e orchard
and peach orchard which have been hearing for
several yeare; fruits Of all kinds plentiful. The
farm In good repair. gct Li t @"
The other Farm adjoins the frat one and con.
talns ITO acres and extends 70 the river. A good
boat landing on the place. The Farm 10 entirely
underlaid with Coal and Ii in easy access TO the
river. There 10 on the Farm Two Houses and
one Frame Earn, with stabling, The Farm will
only DO ore and half miles from station on
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky Railroad
whom rosd ID completed. The two farms will be
sold together or separate. For further informa.
ton ADDRESS Geo. O. McColloch, Wheeling, W.
Va. or Apply on premises. Terms easy.
dectdAw GEO. C. Mo.ULL0CH.
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TO BUILDERs-

l. Slate Roofs tho Best and .Cheapest. This
fAct has been demonstrated all over the country
Tho cheapest As well % the best material for
Btantly on hand the largest stock or Peachbottom
and Buckingham Slate Of any dealer between
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andcan all Al orders
promptly Of the lowest market prices; AjlkinaS
Of blhtng done eheaply and expedin1eeTTpHy'
No. IS Bedford street, Cumberland, Nd ans. y; T.
Box ga, sSRsG
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General Motlces.
n pMIN1sTRAToR's NOTICE.

The County Court Of Ohio, county. y. Va, AZ
minlstrator OF the estate Of Charles Fuhr, decd
late Of said county, all persons haVioR claims
against Patd estate win present them properly
certified for settlement, and those knowing them
selves indebted will call and make immediate
rnvfH -gtfN TFT iQ6 Hixteenih street
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DIED.

POLLOCK, Saturday. December 8, 1873,
at O'Clock P. H., at his residence, wheeling Is
land, THOMAS Pollock, aged 80 years. %.
Funeral from his late residence this (Monday)
afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

HTbe undersigned, having qualified as Admin
istIAtor OF the estate or tho Iate Henry KprtE
cd 10 said estate 10 como forward and settle thu
Same without delay, and all pertonB having
claims against tho same to present them proper
~ verified for settlement.
oei . QEO. vi KURTI, Adm,H.
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FARM FOR, SALE. a


~
offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, Initiated In Marshall county, w. Va. some
three miles from the limits OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing, On or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of drst-class land, nearly all OF which
Ia In q! fine state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments arc all OF the best consisting Of Brick
eonveniences needfnl. A large cistcrn supplies
It with all tho water for which rain water In need.
cd. There is also large Barn. with cellar: sta.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn CRIB, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance, The said land is
weiiwatctod, and never. falling wei at the barn.
There 10 good Vineyard OF Catawi AID Con
cord Grapes, and large number Of The best &C.
lection Of Frnit Trees In full bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
QuinceB, with almost all tho drst quality oil
Gmall fruit grown in this part Of the country.
Any person desiring good homo near 70 the
city OF Wheeling, where they can probably dis
poie Of whatever they may raise for tho market,
will do well 70 call on the subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ja7-dGw ,-1I,.g'-i..5 n. T. HAYMAH.
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A yisIt toBellaire.

10y our Old Rmployel
As the year draws to q close, we hope
with the aid Of our manufacturing friends
to lay before our readers Q somewhat ex-
tended. resume OF the various industrial
interestsot Wheeling and her sisteftowns.
The latter are divided from US only in
name. Many Of their citizens were for
years more or less engaged 10 business in
this city, and some Of them yet have, per-
hapS, equal interests on both sides OF the
river. Thus from year to year cordially
increases, and will continue to increase
until al their interests become practically
one. We cannot recognize any Other than
q common destiny. In the face Of the
difficulties, arising from different causes,
the aggregate results Of the years business
may, in some lines, fall short of former
years; yet in the presence Of the late
financial crisis we think our business
community may be congratulated, in that
80 far there has been neither suspension
nor failure, and the outlook for tho iuture
presents, generally speaking, no discour-
aging feature.
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do, may senda concise statement Of what they
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they desire inserted, and will receive informa.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08
Fo'R SALE" Ut.
A Farm Containing 1903 Acres.

Twin sell Il in one lot, or divide It In lots Of
four or Ave acres 10 suit purchasers. There 10
NO better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of The city Of
Wheeling. ~
TIRMs-one fourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub.
5Ia57 az - GEO. ROBERTS,
IyaS 7 -l-lE ~ --IL.. IS Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08
Obstacles TO Marriage,

HArPY RELIEF PoR Youxe Men from tho
effects OF Errors and Abuses In early lie. Man
hood Restored: lmpedimens to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, IN sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phil
Adelphig, PR..-an Institution having high rep
utation for Honorable conduct and professional
skill. oc21-dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08
FoUND-

FOUND a. z.
! On Post ONCE stops. small Brass Key. Own.
er can hayeit by calling ut W. Va. Stencil and
seal Wotkg and paying-not for this advertise.
ment, but for q Key Tag with name and address
much trouble would have been saved, DO THOU
and do likewise. I.H.U noyl0s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-08
SpecIal Motlces.

A LWAYs GET THE BEST.
REEDS COUGH YRUP.
Nothing equal to It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc:
pSS spe1s sS sspsls cGs So bsg
70 make tho voice smooth and clear.
EV-Sold by Druggists everywhere. ~
McCAbE, KRAFT d CO., Proprieiors,
od2i Wheeling, W. Va