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Fer Sale.

That valuable property in the city o
Huntington. known rs Z e
T.1EGa.E VETUEEgGTEsl
is offered at private sale on reasonable
terms. This hotel il situated IA the bust
ness portion OF the city, and is now 10
ing a good business. In connection with
the Hotel there is SPLENDID BAR.
SAT- factory reasons given for selling.
For terms So, apply to K. Matthews,
Huntington, ". Va
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at once. He said he was too poor to

at once. he said he was too poor to
curry til. child and seemed to be in
great distress. Subsequently he call
ed on me and confessed that he scram-
bled over the wa Is of Calvary Gene
terry that night and raked up the
earth with his finger nails to bury the
child in con>ecrated ground. ask
ed him why he did not have the child
decently buried, and he replied bit
terly:-"How can | have Il funeral
if can give my poor wife nothing 10
eat"
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Rev. Edward EcIs. # ST. Adams, Will
preach at TIE Presbyterian Church next
Sunday
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FOR SALE AND Rent.
rOE SiLE.

4 No. one -: OF TIner's Tools Patterns and
gauchcs. as good a. new. Far further paritu-
las a2lly 10 j. L. PlGSAN, huntington, W. "a.
srn 1g-tf
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PREPARED TX

Or. J. C. AVER q co., Lowell, Haas,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EyEEYwHLRE.
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srnL AyornEa VICTIM OF srARvATLoN

can engrayer from Bristol, Eng
land, came here's few months ago,
wisl his wife and child. At first he
obtained employment, but the panic
throg him upon his >cSut resources.
The young vie became . mother,
ana they were so poor that the child
led nuta very sickly existence, and
simply ior want Of proper nutrition
Upon ii. decea-e, which was caused
by this hack of food, he had neither
money TO buy himself bread nor 70
do.lay the expenses Of burying the
child. lie said to me:-"liy child
must lie here until some one takes
pity on me" Through the kindness
o! the officers of Trinity parish and l
lady "a Miss Church,) who betrayed
the costs in common, the enid was
buried. Could anything be more
terrible?
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19

GEORGE A. FLoDING is cOnstsntly
receivirs new styles Of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods 9. every grade
and price, and will always insure
perfert f, and entire satisfaction.
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TaE MERCHANT TAILORING cstab-
lishmcnt GA 3rl. Avenue b-twe-n 10
,h. aui ill.,. Sreets, is rapidly grow.
iag into a very popular aud success
fuI business. Mr. Flooding keeps cor
staolly on hand a great variety Of
piece g0ois.-an excellent cutter, and
S4rlaLts q Fl at all times.
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A LIFE SACRIFICED.


"On FRIDAY afternoon | was called
to another house in Nandewater
street, No 3. In filthy room, strip
ped OF every comfort which could
have made it habitable Tor human
beings, | saw a newborn child. 1t
was dead, and It's death IVES owing to
the extreme poverty Of the mother,
Mrs. Bridget Mccarthy, who had
had no means Of employing aphysi-
clan, Thus was q human being sac
riiiced by reason Of TIL: terrible, M
precelenicd stres. Of poverty. | at
tended the mother, who WAS very i'll
indeed il consequence ofneglcc;; and
SO grateful were these poor people
thai her little son went round beg
ging with his he: in order to be able
70 pay me something for my services.
a CHILD DYING OF WANT.
GA few weeks ago was called 70
No - Rose street, to attend the
child OF Charlie Leslie, q tailor but
lately arrived in this country. |
found the boy suffering from typhoid
fever, his feeble body wasted 10 4
shadow lie was 4 Ii ious, and lay
on wrotched little pallet CT straw,
I saw at glance that the boy Was
beyond all earthly help, and pro
ncunced rs case hopeless. The poor
father tore his hair. | told him that
the boy could have been saved il he
had only sent for doctor sooner.
lie said It was impossible, as thcy had
been living for weeks and weeks on
the charity Of the family whose rooms
were directly opposite. Il have
been without employment. and have
had no money, and We feared that
y2u would not come without pay,
the father said it the same time
the honest man rendered me 81 which
lie Lad begged, and which ! Of course
refused.
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A--fsJ.
At A,ltahula. o., o. ice l7ih inst, Of sudden
I,.l.s-. Nis. A.a Na.si.'1
si-.Nan4i'uy ,4s i s.s.er OF orr towusnan,
H. y nuIt4,k.
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Aver RS
.E::airVigOr
For restoring to Gray Lair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is ~
once agrcca-
bic, hcL,hy
and efectual
for prcsery-
ing the hair
u soon ~
stars .Jadek
a. gray lair
fgOyi0i u
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surely and eGleciuai'y contro. t'ai. lh' 'rr-
timony Of cur best citizens, &C o.. g.. O.
taliisnss tie fact, talt CriEHY lac.o.'"
viii and d1r> relieve and care tc a.u,
disorders &C the Throat aaI Lung .lohd l.y
other medicine. The most tln.cI1i. t...-
tons Of the Pulmonary Organs Ni'4 to -
mower; and caees az Consumption c".
tv Tbs preparation, ave ptu NcF .a "il' -
remarkable Is hardly % Do le.ei' 3, Woo
thcy not proven beyond d'UHiar ai'A-
edy L is adequate, 0l which tie p'.as '
rsiv for fu,l protection. l'vcur.ig tclgii,
Tie forcuuucrs 81 moro serious o-' ?
saves UauumJ cred lives, rri an h'hHiO. .i
suisarinr not 10 be computed. II; c.4.
trid. ani couvin-es tie most Gee, i.r.
Eye-v family sh)uii keep il On hA"i u.s. .
protection ag1iu.t the early trl uunc.-crf
attacks of Pulmonary AN .lna, vl'.l 90
easily met ~ first. hut which become i.'t-
BE. AMI TOO oxen fatal, &c re-
lungs need this defence; gll Do is uHU. ID
h. without j.. As ..ir~rarl io '
rm.l the q. stre7,.lg diseases which o.
Throat aai Crest ot ch' np1l, Crt.f
pfcrlRAL is Invaluable; to-, by i9 iI'Y
tie, mulaUlc5 are ocGel Som rf.'i 3
graves, nni saved 10 Tie iJtt c.n t.'...
centred on them. h. ac's specify Hn' sl.. p
HgtiH,t ordinary Gods, securing 0tl
hcllii--cst0-IZ s.'op. 30 o's WlI ''. %
Troublesome lGGIcnZ1 ard Tal..rl 1iol-
chi.is. vhca tacy know hos easily Ley ca
be car |.
Originally Tho product Of lon-. lrhor'oa',
mi success iul rhcmics. iEfc i.io-. 90 '. T.
or toll 10 spared DO masking cyo,y i1 TED.
utmost possible por.ectiln. = may p. 90 DO
GeB.ly relied anon as possessing 80 ie VIZ
tues it has orc- exhibited, and c77ta.s o.,
producing cnres o. memorable - .Ac stC..-t-'
Ina a. ar g.I HaH
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Among - rrcat
DISCOVERIES e mol
; ern science. few 80
Of more raj value
Z 70 mankind tlil
u.s ci.ec'u.l Tm-
tciy for go di,c. 60
~of tic Throat ll
Lunce. Ay..tir.-
al OF -, 81 uos,
thr0g .hori t.iis /
others- 'r'r.- -
sh0vn tlilt it docs
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I'LL 70? WANT or rood.

yesterday l was called to Baxter
street to attend an old lady, eighty
two years OF age, who was suffering
from pneumonia. Her condition was
such that sent Immediately for Il
priest, the poor woman being Ro-
man Catholic, | asked why they did
not Snnl fora doctor before, and they
replied with the pride that You viii
frequently find among these worthy
people, thai they were too poor, aad
that .he PATIENTS condition was d.
rac,iy caused by want Of sustcnance.
rhus she had been lingering without
proper food for week, and now |
expect her son, 4 mechanic, out oi
work, every moment to ask Tor Il
death certificate"
The physician whose statements
ere giyen above la, addressed the
tai.owin. circular to all the pastors Of
churches in hi, city. At bis request
his name is omitted, and it is only to
be hoped that his noble example will
be initiated by many members Of the
medical profession:
NEW YORK, Oct. /, 1873.
GEAR SIR:-A line from YOU TO
any INDECENT person presented to re
viii socIrc medical Attendance era
tuitou.ly.
lam obliged to adopt this measure
to protect myself against imposition
5y treating without fee only those
who are sent 10 me by reputable par
les thus authorized. With respect"
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. j 9 9 9 9 3 s

Jan Is n.
, 1874-12-27

Gardner House Jan. 8. These promise to bo
very recherche and elegant anair1.
There will be grand ''German" given at tbs
residence Of Hr. Ryerson, No. 83 Cass street,
Jan. 1.
There will be party given At the residence Of
Mrs. Louis VAIL. No. 96i Prairie avenue, on the
evening OF the 5th of January. Its Al eleemosy-
nary Affair, intended for the aid OF the Women's
and Chi1dren's Hospital, on tie corner Of Pau-
linn and Adams streets The Committee Of
Management include the names ct como Of the
yczy best people in Chicago. Airs. Wahrs house
is very large, and has a dancing-hal or ball
room. so all who are Fortunate euou yh to obtain
tickets for this worthy charitable enterprise are
to be congratulated upon the pleasant evening
they will undoubtedly enjoy.
The first annual ball Of Branch No. Z, E. B. 4
of Illinois, will be given At Temperance Hall,
Nos. 21l and 2l3 huron street, Thursday e7en-
ing, Dec. 81.
ill., and Mrs. Sweet, Of No. 1884 Prairie ars-
nue., will celebrate tha fifteenth anniversary Of
their wedding on the c8th inst.
Tho Assemblies have issued the following card
to their members:
Owing TO the number OF private entertain.
ments announced for Christmas week, the
managers OF The Assemblies, deem it unadTies-
bic to hold thoir next party on the evening Of
Dec. 81, as heretofore announced It is there
fore postponed 70 Tuesday evening, Jan. 5, 1875,
ut hA1-paRt o'clock, at Mar tines hsl, as usual.
German after lalf-past 10.''
Another socal.wil bo given st Judge Higgins,
Kenwood, Tuesday evening.
The Sans Souci Club meet at Mrs. fuckers,
on Prairie avenue, tomorrow evening.
Tho ''CuiderB ~ will meet at Mr. Julian Rum
seys Tomorrow evening
, 1874-12-27

Hough. Darstou, Durand. Hubbard, Bonner,
aolbrook. Norris, Evans. Chatterton, Cofteon,
Cone, Con Peek, oYiate: Guonell, Lines, Ross, Rick
Inc Pau-Mau Club met Tuesday evening at
the residence OF Nr, Tyler, No. 1909 Wabash
avenue. q large number Of invitations were il
sued. End the spacious porlors we're filled with
Nothing is spared to make these most delightful
cnte1ta!nments. Among tho guests present
were alr. T. Gilbert Hoync, Mr. Holt, Mr.Lo-
baron. Ale- Hilton, tho afessrs. Reids the Messrs.
GIBBS, ~ Dandy, Mr. Butler, the Mr. Iylers,
obpaans Ml na M 81 aossSSmery W. cRsng the Mr
hlm1an. Ir. Pierce, Mr.. Fredericks, Alr. Collins,
Alr. Palmer. A1r. Abbot, Mr. HARDEN, Mr. Taylor.
Nr. Cult1s, Mr. Peters, a1r. Mansfield. Mr.. Voor-
hle5s Mr: Follansbce. nr. Clifford. afr. Smith,
Judge and Mrs: lau Buren,, 3ir. ard Mrs. Link.
Ar and Mrs. Ellsworth. neo Butler, Mr. and
Mrs. Firth, nee Billings, Mrs. Boariman. Mrs.
Leonard, Hiss Nellie Smith, Hiss Carrie Board
man, Miss sophie Brown. OF New York Miss
Jennie Chamberliu, Miss Girto Robinson. Hiss
Flora Hilton. Mias Lou Brown, Miss jessie Pink
e1ton, Miss Carrie Hutchenson, Mics King, Mss
HRuaie Barrett, Miss Carrie Morris. 3liss Whit
aker, Miss Hewes, Miss Emma Philpot, Miss Alice
Hilltop, Miss Tyler, Miss Fe1sou. 3Iiss Gaskill,
tho Misses johnson, Miss Crumbaugh Miss
many others whose aames aro not obtainable.
Ihe last meeting of the Lotto Club was at the
residence OF Ar. Cone. on State street.
The Coral Club met at MrB. G1oats, No. sos
West Madison street, Tuesday evening.
The rickwick Club met Wednesday evening at
their ball, On Sixteenth street.
Ihe independents gave the finest party they
have. yet had the pleasure Of doing, TuesdaJ
evening, ut Marines South-Side Hail.. These
have always been delightful entertainments but
the last may be said to have borne OF the palm.
The Eonpareil Club gave full dress-perty at
Prot. Shows Christmas night.
Prof. Carr gave Christmas party at his North
Side Hall Wednesday evening, which proved to
bc very pleasant entertainment
Tho complimentary hop Of the &C. c." at
tjdered by all who enjoyed their hospitality to
be 1 very pleasant affair. Hand furnished the
music.
The Minerva Club Wished their fr;cols
t. MorTy Christmas" at tho Caledonia Parlors.
FRIDAY evening. There was largo ATTENDANCE
nno oil enjoyed themselves thoroughly Hand
furnished the music, and dancing was therefore
easily accomplished. This ID 4 North Side or
and the parties previous to this sea-
eon have ali been held Gt private houses. No
person is invited who has not been proposed 1T
4 regular meeting Of the Club by member Of
that body, aud three negative votes are sufficient
to b;ack-bal linn. It can easil: bo seen that by
this means tho already popular Minerva Club re-
tains i:s prestige.
The Chicago Fenians gave . ball at Turner |
aall Tuesday evening, which they thoroughly
enjoyed.
, 1874-12-27
CLUB GOSSIP.

| HAAI iuL1 U1D LahI WEEK.
The Merry Club gave tho pleasantest party O.
| the sesson Mt Marines West Side Hall Christ
mas night. The ladies did full Justice to the
occasion by appearing in full dress, while the
gentlemen also fulfilled fashions demands on
that occasion. Tie supper was unusually e1.
| celens. model for such occasions. The eelec-
| tious for the programme could not have been
better, and all left satisfied with the success Of
! the evenings entertainment.
The Nainciess Club met at st. Johns Hall
Christmas Eve, aud seasonnble 'sgood will !" ras
not lacking. This VAs the largest party yet
given by this Club, but lacking nothing of its
usual select and delightful character. Hand
held the baton, and furnished admirable music,
to which the company danced mer1ily- These
gatherings aro vety pleasant ones.
The Jolly Club held their Christmas party
Thursdav evening at the residence Of Miss Kil-
more, $40 Washington street. The principal
feature Of tho evening WIS drama, Thirty Min
utes for Refreehmcnts." enacted very cretitably
by several members Of the Club, after which
dancing WAS participated in until late hour.
Supper Was served at IL o'clock in Eckhardts
best style Among those present may be men,
sss. Gnsa 6des esdae7 nta GsEso 1,a asa s, Ogden
Kitty and Deha higgins, kilmore. Sherman,
Rash, and Messrs Carson. E. F. Rash, Mills
Gray. Brown 31crcaess, Black. Siebert. Patter-
son. J Rush, White, Daudouine, Howe. Woodruff,
and ellington.
The Hiawatla Club gave delightful party ct
St. Caroline'6 Court Hotel on Christmas night.
These arc always successful affairs. and this Was.
perhaps. tho most so OF all. The rooms were
tastc:ully decorated, tho music excellent, and
the supper unusually good. What more could
any one require to make the hours pass pleasant
IL and deetly BY. Among the large number
present were BIZ. and Mrs. George II. How. Mr..
and M.s. II. E. Metzger, :Ir. and Mrs. ". II.
Parks, Et. and alrs. Andrew Peterson. Mr.. aud
MIS-. C. q. Eirkhan, 1lr. aud 1lrs, Fl. O. King,
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Jewet., Gen. and Mrs.
Cummings, Mr.. and Nrs. A. C. Terry, llr- and
Alrs- c. q. TenBrocke, 11r. and Ass- Dr.. +. n.
Treat and Mr. and 1lra- r. Muueon-
Mr.. aud nrs. George Timcrnan Mr. and Mrs.
]. E. TAYLOR. Mr. and lrs. Arms, AIR. and Mrs
Chatham. M1. and Mrs. Dauoids. the Hon. sud
,1rs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Foote, Miss Katie John
son, Miss Emma How, a1Ea LII Walker, tli=s
frankie Hahn, Miss Lula Eo-n:on, Miss Clara
Skinkle.: Hiss Clara Morris. Miss Jennie Miller,
Miss Ida Sebert. Miss Julia Turtle hiss Mamie
Drew, Miss Jesnnie Fox. Miss Grsce Ottaway. |
Hiss May Smith. Miss Dodge, Misses Evans,
Hiss Cummings Misses Danolds, Hiss Eva Mar I
sha!l, Miss Hattie Fitch. Miss Rena Wilson, Miss
Lou Morris, Miss May Gunnelt, Miss Ho!brook, |
Hiss Curtis, Misses Walker, Miss Duncan, and /
4eaazs. HoWe, 5tu1+srsnt, Q. Z. Miller, cush-
, 1874-12-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Cards are out for large children's party to be
given at N1s. Peter Van Sclaack's, No. SO Tweu-
ty-second street, from to 10 Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 80.
The next party Of tbs Farragut Boat Club will
be given az Boarnlque's Wednesday evening.
Dec. 80. l. large number Of Invitations have
| beon Issued, aud the meu1bers will spare no ef-
fort to make this, if possible the pleasantest of
| any party given this season. They anticipate a.
very enjoyable evening. 49,,
Tho grand holiday social party OF AL Saints
will be given Tomorrow vcning ut Marines
West Side hail. The preparations for this af-
fair have been extensive. Music, dancing and
q good supper arc on the programme.
Tho re1t sociablo Of the Oriental Consistory
will take p}ace jan. II.
Tho mos. delightful Of all the La Favorito ="
assemblies is to be n New Years party given
Jan. /.
The reception in full regaiia and soiree dan
eante Of the General Lodge OF Knights OF Pytnlas
will be given in atcCormick's Hall, Dec 81. An
elegant aGa.r is promised, and it will undoubt-
edly be one OF the events OF the season.
a Christmas party will be given By Mrs. T. ".
Smith as The residence Of Mrs. Hedden, No. oh
Wabash asenne, Tuesday oreniuE, Dec. 90, 1T
which eho will entertain tho Ve.ein Club.
Dancing to q choice programme will be in order.
The Lotto Club Will meet this evening at tho
residence Of Aft. Lucky, No. 327 South Park
avenue.
The Lurlne CLUB will give Christmas festiya
tomorrow evening at ShArpehooters' Hall, cornerl
Of Clark and Illinois streets.
The Mutual Pleasure Club Will give their fifth
complimentary solTca Thursday, Dec 81, at Cen
tral Academy, corner Of upHted and adams
streets.
Tho next dancing party OF the Unity Church
Furnishing Fund viii bo given Tuesday evening,
Dec 20.
Tho independents will give their next party at
Marines South Sido hail Thursday, Jan. :.
The Irving Club Will give ito SECOND pa.ty on |
New Years Ere at Prof, Shows Academy, No. |
6l9 West Lake street. They p:o:nisa their !
friends joyous advent OF the new year.
The - Lively Club " will give their third reeu-
lar party Wednesday, evening At the reside nee OF
Mr. Wallace. No. 3M Webster avenus.
The Phenix Club will give the last party of
their fifth series on the last evening OF the old
year at Klares Hall
Nora Lodge No. l, r. H. f., will giro its thir-
tcenth annl.l festival at Ospheus Hall, corner
of Lake and Peoria strecta, Monday evening,
Dec. g.
Tho Ellis Park Club will gi7ea fuli-dress party
and German New Years evening, which is to
10 the c1oWning one Of a gc:iss Ct pleasant en-
There is uutter OF excitement |
on the South Side regarding il. and the few
invited guests consider themselves fortunate,
for the Club membership il large.
Prof. Carr will give a New Years party ct llis
West Side hall Dec, 81.
The next party Of the Blue Danube Club will
lake place Jan. l2 st the Matteson Block, corner
pf Peoris and Madison streets.
The next party Of the Merry Club will take
place 1t Marines West Side hall Jan. s.
4 series of parties niu be 1nausu1atsd 1t tha
, 1874-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NAASA@~~- Ats-~@AA~7@
The Mite Society Patty Of Trinity Church met
ut tho residence Of DR.. Miller, No. 926 Wabash
avenue, Monday evening. and had a delichtfn1
time. M nsr., your, neor1a nave- sas1r ~
.1A4o' 40 1sao' 10u1s psofte ae'e1 seo" 10
Meuy OF oanclne' anu tnose connected with
Trinity Church arc no exception to the rule.
F1eiberg furnished the music, which Was o1cel-
lent.
Tho third aac+;o, -, +b. f.r... 1rhn.o,, ,,;.n
'4o 0eetto" W s''o VI Aso euuten !a1ea
Society met az tho residence or AFs- r. Aoor-
house. No. 677 Wabash avenue. last Monday
evening. A dramatic entertainment Of merit
woa fa1towe<1 h,y tba r,snay 1anc;,,,, ,r1,,oh fo
thu ,,,,o ~ ~, +toa, ,<x,.o1s, .:
84e =, 0. 'Ao'o 'ouA5 p'op4o P"asiee'
Ana iahnlana avenue ffesoSletlan thnrch
EaVo very pleasant entertainment last Monday
evening. "The Spirit or &c" Was euacted thu
following balne, the cast of charactera.
,r,n, f,.rt7arr,, ~ -
1ir. WixfsI. ;ir' c,art'. A. o Ply: Pr
The JrGse. Mics Lou s~ases
Wolverine GriiHu N;.. E,uiiy Br1ca
'1e'or'ne'* Ass Seas Harmon
As whole tho play Was very we'll acted.
After the conclusion Of the comedy, all adjourned
to pa1tuke of m excsl1ent simmer whi1o tba
, 1874-12-27
PRIVATE PARTIES,

| TH!HH { TAT lJe0s
NECEr1IO.iS. GkRMANS AND CuILDAEN'6 PARTIES
There have beon so many private parties giye1
lately, in which the hosts have shown 50 mucl
attention to The comfort Of their guests, spa1ipl
neither labor nor e1peueo to receive them in Al
elegant manaar aB possible. that it is perhaps
time TINT few words should be said in regard tc
the utter thouchtleeeneEs of those who are in.
vitod. Their conduct upon theso occasions
either shows gross lack OF knowledge of the
ordinary requirements OF polite society, or dg-
regard for its rules Which is eimply criminal.
Theee may soom harsh words, but tile facts will
bear them out. A lady issues invitation for 500
gueste all her dear friends being included. In q
day or two sbo receives perhaps twenty regrets.
Fortunately sho goes 10 hercaterer, andtcls him
to prepare for $50 people. The day before the
grand oTent arrives, and possibly hundred moro
regrets como in, while another $50 people alto
gethor ignore this common but very necessary
form. The hostegs has therefore prepared for
twice Us many people az she need to hayo done.
The expense OF her entertainment has been
doubled bscausa her guests are either ignorant,
lazy, or selfish.
Perhaps her entertainment is OF such kind
that the hour is stated, ssy dinner at S o'clock,
or tea'party ate. Everybody arrives late, and
finally when tho patience of all ia exhausted the
n,eo1 "a ,n,oonrcl T. 10 not ,t ,li ,,u1;,.n1v
49,. ~, Ao' ~ 80 1n'1Ae'
tAat at1ef all ere eeascd aud the meal half over,
others may stray in, or perhaps not come until
the rest are just risiag. Tho whole thug has
already been DELAYED .n bour tho yiarf,s have
f,,ar, .r>o;,;nr t1,o ..+ara- = .t.ta ~.
D .'ea.;l '' o., ~ s+'S1o1 n1e o.'D - . 1'4to ~
'e1aoon' anu tae hostess 1ace would
not bo wrcashed with smiles had not
truth long since left this world and taken refuge
in 4 well Wells beinr a1toretber an obsoeto en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-09
TEMPRRAHcR MOVEMENT IN BETHANY

TEMPERANCE 1lONkhkHT IN ohTHANl
We learn from Bethany letter that
the great temperance tidal wave has
reached that peaceful village, which Is
situated about q Sabbath days journey
from the capital Of Brooke county.
On Tuesday night quite large meet
Ing Of students and citizens assembled In
tho church and were addressed on the
temperance issue by Professor Pendleton,
who was followed in q few remarks by
Professor Loos, The latter gentleman
announced that he would deliver a dis
course on the same subject next Tuesday
evening. The liquor malady not being
epidemic in that section we presume that
weekly meetings are considered amply
sufficient for the exorclsm Of the demon.
Being tOlerably well posted in the sur
roundlngs Of that collegiate center, we
may say that cheap TamArack finds only
occasional lodging there. The aesthetic
tastes Of that community do not banker
after the bAser sort True, they have O
couple Of drug stores there, but they keep
nothing but what Is medicinal, and we
oil know the cheerful nature Of drugs
and that they never intoxicate, We pre-
sumo, therefore, that the movement Il
simply warlike symphony struck up Ii
In consonanco with the singing music o
other spheres. sl .#..E t>