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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-08

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
ID COUNTY, VA.~RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci iediv impregn2.
ted with the celebrated " Salts of Ltthia-" These
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on Inc
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874. ,
In most OF the chronic forms OF disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs EMO!
a deservedly high reputation. ,
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases of women, In dyspepsia In It's protean forms
In chronic Intermittent feyers and In all diseased
generator by malaral Doisons. they are without
rival among TIL, medicinal waters OF America. The
proprietor Is that this Is very strong claim
The public will Judge If 1t be sustained by The te'
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
sDriugs have beer discovered ut this place. one OIL
them, according to an analysis mace by frotessoI
Toury. of Baltimore, Is decidedly impreGnate1 with
the .'Suits or Litha,'' which has given such cee-
brlty TO the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the ak IL Chanpele and Fichy waters OF
the continent Of Europe, ana winch Is 80 nlShiy
esteemed in the medical world as remedy IN
7out, rheumatism and In kidney and bladder alice
uous.
PenusyIyania, says: "There Is PERHAPS no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urae OF soda
In the joints and ligamentous tissues in gouty pa
tients and In preventing the deposits IN the KID
news and urinary passages"
1t may be- worthy OF note that this Is the onl!
Spring In Virginia in which this salt is FOUND
otherwise than the merest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis. testimonials, &c.
can be had on application 70 alessrs. PURCELL
LADD & Co, druggists, or meSsrs WEST, JOHN
sTos & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton.
Va rnp 24-d&w4ml THaAASF GnobE.
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BY TrUDUS u " IIIEIIIIS'
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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+ IsTGF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE

II ISTGF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
~ MANNING IN THE MAECHEsTtG: POST
OFFICE AUGUST 8, 1874 Persons CHI ing for
letters IN this list VIII please SAY Adyezts sed. Il
called for in month they will be ,s.nt 70 the
Dead-Letter Office, In Washington, DC
- LADIES' LIST.
Brown. 4. A. Gordon. l..
Balding. Il. Green, L. j..
Banal. E. Kidd. L. A.
Baxter, \. Parsons. Laura
Carleustead, s. Torran, Fanuie
Clark LIS. Trent, V. A.
Doyle, Il. Thomas, K
Davis, ". Vaughn, N.
Fowler, +. j. Williams, s. G.
Fuller Ii. II. Winfree, 4. v
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Ashhrook. j. X. Moore, A. E.
Brown. Raphael Oily. e. r.
Bradshaw, w. A. Ph2up, j. Fl.
Dornin. j. 4. Ruin, r.
FtzSerali w. f. Reynolds, II.
FPr2uSou, +. Il. Sims, II.
Gall0ghlr, +. Seal, G. K
Green. u. II. Thompson, VI.
Godsey, ". II. 1iobS. J.B.
Hays K. Wilson, T..
Hudg!ns, r. N. Walker, A. ..
Jefferson, George NAtencao' rs.
Lgon William Van Zaudt Brothers,
ROBERT BEATTIE, p. rs.
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LIST NF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICt Az
Persons calling for letters in this list VIII pcase
s.v Idycrtiscd." If not called for In four weeks
fey viii be sent 10 the Dead-Lctter Office, In ash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-08
wSsDD ANle GOAL.

DEMOVAL.-CHEAP FUEL.-My chief
III Office is now at my wood and fuel factory. cor
her of Ninth and Cary streets, where am now SELL
ing the unriyalled SPLlNT COAL. OF best mines,
by weight or measure. at lowest rates. Best CLIO
YER HILL LUMP COAL ~ IS; ANTHRACITE
COAL, clean and weighed. al sizes SOFT LUMP
COkr-e1tra quality. The convenient and ec0nom-
cooking aud kinollng cheap; also. LONG. Price.
OF above guaranteed lowest this summer. Greer be-
fore the advance. j. b. WATKINS.
an 7 Ninth and Cary streets.
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rUDGINs, GORDON & CO.,

A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. r. PRICE i CO.,
have Just opened
NEW SIDE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLISGs in variety;
BLACK and CoLoHED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLoyEs-best;
WASH NETS and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBUhG EDGES and ISSERTISGS;
WHITE ORGANIZES, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR PoLANAISES;
BUCK and Isle GAUNTLETS;
LINENS for sitting and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, oil the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold off without regard 10 cost Great )oos
offered In them to those in want. au
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Nv Grubbs & Williams.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ l3-law3w&ta
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non REsT.

TsoR RENT. small HOUSE lnew W, IL
four rooms ana ceset; well G o. COCA Amply q
6; %,1n, ,Ts Street sfsss Fs SIKH
a,1tk sEE
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucaoneer,
ll15 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
Il DRIED AND TBIRrY-ACKE FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT CHEs-
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE, MANCHEsTER,
VA, MONDAY. AUGUST 10, AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ, CHAT BEING COURT-DAY).-Ly virtue Of
deed or trust from b. j. Kclam dated 9th day OF
August, 1879, and OF record Ia the County Court
OF Chesterfield ,defsult having been made In pay.
ment Of certain negotiable notes secrrsdiD said
decd and being requested 80 to DO by the holders or
der, at pnbc auction. at the above time and place,
that certain TRACT OF LAND lyiug Ia Dale
house, bounded by tie lands OF ). Q. Duyal, Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheathan, and
others, containing $50 acres, more or less, With all
The improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash To pay expenses Of sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the apoantort7lo.o5.
with interest from maturity OF said notes 70 date or
sale. WILLIAM AMBERS, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. ~ 23.tA1o
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rOAL AND WOOD.-BeSt Anthracite
~ Coal. per 2. 900 pounds. $3.50 to 81; best Al
thraciie Nut, PER 1000 pounds, 70; West Virgil.
MIA Splint per load. $3.50 10 $3.50; Qnnnemont
a so to $500; best Pine " God, per cord. $3.50;
all delivered free from yard at corner of Nine
teenth ana Cary Streets aud warranted 10 give sat-
isfacton In quantity ana quality.
u. II. RAGE.
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By A. A. Hutcheson & Co.. Auctioneers

TORsEs AND MULES AT AUCTION.
III We ill sell at the horse lot TO-DAY (Satur-
- Several FINE HORSES and Null Es:
A. T. HUTCHINSON & CO.,
General AuctIoneers.
T RI PrEASANTs Salesman. 8nS
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,UY WHEN IT is CHEAP!
>7EW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

WOOD, COKE, AND COAL would
w respectfully inform my fricnds and the pub.
lie generally that have taken the yard formerly oc-
cupled by Mr.. j. r. +. Burroughs, but more recently
by Mcssrs. Staples & son, ana having purchased
very large supply Of WOOD and COAL, for cash.
ut summer prices afford 10 sell on Us good, IL
not better. terms Than can be had In the city.
ANTHRACITE COAL, nicely screened ana SOLD
bv weight. Orders solicited and promptly MEG:
Offices: Seventh and Main, and Broad near irst.
70 25Im w. j. MCDOWELL.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
------ klIn nfrnAil

BY COOK &c LduRnton' AuctIonee1s,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
HORSES AND MULES ABDUCTION.
Ill THIS PAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at the
he uese raj EXURLLENT SADDLE and HARNESS
TWO pair Coon. wELL-BROKE MULES,
sPRfnG WAGONS, BUGGlES, &c
- 80 COOK Il LAUGHTOH,
aus huctlonre[s,
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BY Grubbs s Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO BRICK STORES, WITH DWELL
i ING ABOVE, CORNER OF FIFTEENTH
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, FOS SALE AT
AUCTION.-lmmediately after the above sale, say
IT 5b o'clock p. a., will sell at auction on the
premises, the valuable properly above described,
now occupied by Mr. j. Il. Council.
Terms Liberal and made known At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
u46.S.1OS11 Auctionetn n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-08

DUBLIC SALE OF CITY GARBAGE
4 AND STREET SWEEPfNGS.-The Commit
tee on Health Viii, On MONDAY NEXT, the 1 9th
day OF Augu st, at 10 II, at the C0uncii Chamber.
receive bids for the GARBAGE AMI STREET
sWEEPihGs gathered In the city, 70 be delivered
NJ ceGtain points, ~. .
Farners and truck gardeners having ar especial
interest In the mater are requested 10 be present.
It Is contemplated TO receive open bios and LEI
the contract tothe hgsieEt bidder s
8 SAMUEL II. PULLfAM,
Chairman Of Joint CGnmittse On Health.
an std r..
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TOR RENT OR SALE.

NOR RENT, TIE UPPER PART OF EAa
i theNEW BUILDING situa' ed at the corner ILL
of Broad and Fifth streets VIII be ready Tor oe est
conveniently arranged buildings in the city, con-
taining niue rooms, bathroom, and closets. Being
over The well known dry goods establishment OF
Breclen s. Fox makes 1t especially desirable for
light business PURPOSES. such as millinery and
drrss-making Parties wishing To rent for the above
purpose will have the preference and rent VIII be
mn 7lw 1909 Main street.
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NEW VIRGINIA BOOKS.

Acts OF Assembly, 1874, 1925 or e2 so By narit
History OF William and Mary College, 1850, Soc
What Did With Ny Fifty Millions: by Moses
Adams. Soc Graitau's Reports, volume 20 So
or 60 IS by mail. IL viii be ready about SepteIn.
bsrlst hobinson's tractice, volume Z, %. WIFI
be ready In September Orders solicited for the
above and all other new works.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
au S-d&w 1918 KNu streA-
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Bss0Ks, STATIONERY, &C.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:

ACTS OF LEGIsLATURE-sEssIoy 1874
RscENTLY PUBLISHED: Phillips on Mechan les
Iiers OF Real aud Personal Property, $3.50.
Bankrupt Register-nine yolumeS-Dew edition,
cial Sales $6. Lives of the Lord thancellors-four
yOlumes-sS. Foss's Memories Of Westmlnste r
Hall-.wn roiumes-$7. All new hooks tor sale by
aus, Orders receive prompt attention.
WEST, JOHNSTOE S CO.
an Set next to post. office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-08

late AND POPULAR SHEET
- MUSIC.
DO You Think Could Forget Thee. Price, CSC.
Little Sweetheart Come and Kiss Me. Price, soc.
Killarney. Price. &c.
Am Waiting Ny Darling for Thee. Price, Csc.
Where's ROsanna Gone. Price, CSC.
Siiyery Waves. Price, SIC.
Only Face at the Window. Price, 15c.
Blue Danube Watzes. Price, SIC.
Old Back Joe. Price, &c.
Always on hand the
LATEST SHEET MUSIC. NOVELS, AAGA-
ZINES. &c.
Also,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS,
at very low rates.
Dealers aud Teachers allowed one-third discount
G. F. JOHNSTON.
News and Music Dealer,
au 4-eod3t 91S Nain street.
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sAusT1en sALpa-Th.s nay.
~ W. b. Rstclife, Auctionse1,
1912 Main street

u P. TAYLOR WILL SELL At AUG
LIZ TON. 1t hDrse.iot, at 10 O'Clock TO-DA I.
seven superior, fseversl ext7a sze)
CITY MULES Owner has no further use ioe lhen.
Enr snle prIysteIy, a HORSE. DHAY. and HAh-
SFSs. w. &. RATCLiFFt. Auctioneer,
s.,, ALA No. 1917 franklin street.
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- nv ), Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent ana Aue1on
,,,n Main street, opposite DtSpdfcn oinee

au
$1,000 nv ), Thompson Brown
Peal Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
INK Main street, opposite Dtspatc" ONCE
NOR RENT, the entire HOUSE lou 1s, &C. Ia
admrab adapted for nrsste tWs dooas south
ing.house) 70 nas tine STORE, with Counters,
eating &C. competc would max e dess sa
rant; good Dry cellar in n"ofe1 A"e = r.
adSpte1 ,U norton is as wen appointed In the
division OF rooms tbeng eishs anu ssh.
s.Sins hath rooms, closets. bcas ATTY to be had
fas tos purposes win rent separately
the will be very 5e+ THoas6 1NepSHk 9wN
auset Agent.
TOR RENT, ATwo-sToRY BRICK a.
IIOIjSE on Eighteenth between Clay and 6.1
Leigh streets, With fourvOoms and Kitchen: gas and
water on the premises Rent TO good TENANT
s1oo 'e- Npp'' LYME 8 BROTHER,
Real E.iate Agents,
,,a1rs 1912 Main street.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Tst,sc Agent and Auctioneer.
No.lIl5 Matn street, opposite Dispatch ONCE.
FoR Rent Sd
RR,cK HOUSE, seven rooms and kitchen, NO.
81 Is east BROAD street, s30O.
NEW BRICK HOUSES:
1 No. l15 west Cary. seven rooms.
Mo- 3I4 west Main, teu rooms
No 333 ", st Main eight 70, ms.
ives, stain and Linden streets, seven
rooms.
NEARBY INV BRICK HOUSES:
| No. 4O7 west Main. eight rooms.
Foushee and Clay streets, six rooms.
No. SIG Madison near Marshall Street,
three rooms (frane). Apply 10
I any-at D. THOMPSON BROWN.
| TNOR RENT, one Of those NEAL IA
! ,pYrE DWELLINGS on Marshall be-Es1
woen First and Second streets seven rooms, OF Oh
kirhsn with two rooms all In neat order. Io "a
J,rom p' Pay nir ~ S. Il. DOVE.
at hseSy MWmS5w 1924 Main street.
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DOCKLAND LIME.

The schooner Florence Mayo was at City f0'"'
yesterday ind win be up to-day with
$500 BARRELS LIME, 80,
for sale low from the wharf by a. D LEX
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TIME LINE LIME
ZOO barrels fresh INDIAN ROCK LINE JUS
We are now constantly receiving supply o. t yor
DIAN ROCK LIME fresh from pmp hiI Eo
sale low. DILLON, ELLkTI Io,,t
my4 Manufactures. 1908 Docs ~.
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SUMNER RESORTS
NJ WIS HO T Z l.
WEST POINT. VIRGINI

WEST POINT, VIRGINIA.
This popular summer Resort Is now open for the
recentiUn Of visitors. Surrounded by delightful
GROVE, where the healthy and pleasant sea-hreeze
can be enjoy ed beth day and night, 1t offers adyan-
ragc sas a SUMNER K EFT REAT equslled by but few
FISH, CRABS, and the other luxuries
peculiar to this section, enjoyed here the year
round. Terms as moderate rs The times will allow.
There is an EXCELLENT BAR In connection
with the Ho;el.
Excursion parties can use the Dancing Platform
and Grounds free OF charge.
WILLiA5l T. RICHARDSON,
OIL S-eo66t Proprietor.
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Steamer Arctic, steamer JucshoEe t'ark jana,
schooner Francis iianock, schooner Heuratta,
schooner George Henry, schooner Il :. Ivans,
schooner j. Il Z. Pa2rd, schooner A. W. Tesk,
schoonerJ. y. Vandusen.
E-L.FAN LEW, Pea tmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-01
The Woman Who Can CIcIhe Her.
self on $50 q lYeaf!sI3y One OF the

II ;
The Woman Who Can CIcIhe Her.
self on $50 a iYeaf!sI3y One Of the
Seq.
Six palts Of hose, at 80 cents; will cost
81 80. Two pairs Of boots ut s. 90, and
. pair OF rubbers, $1-$S. This, ifpre-
terred, might be changed into one pair Of
boots, one Of shoes, and one OF slippers.
The rubbers must be had for wet weather.
Next should DO bought 8 yards Of flannel
at shilllngs per yard, costing 50. This
Will make two pairs Of drawers and two
undervests. Tho Shaker flannel Win be
the best for these. Next, the underwear
In cotton will require 40 yards, which may
cost 10 cents 0 yard, and for which very
good quality can be purchased. This will
make three chemises, u yards; three
pairs drawers, Q yards; two night gowns.
10 yards; two outside skirts, 10 yards,
and two underskirts, Q yards. Next, lor
wet or cold weather, gray flannel skirt,
10 be worn next 10 dress, requiring 8
yards OF flannel, at so cents, will take
81 on. A heavy Teady.made dress may be
purchased for IS. We have seen one
recently, made Of waterproof, which
seemed to be Just the thing for
constant wear in cold weather. AN
other dress for q change, or I to|
be worn on Sunday, might also be bought
Tor 50, or made up Of alpaca at home but
would then possibly cost more, though
twelve yards Of alpaca, at 81 cents would
cost "a 90, leaving 30 cents for waist.
Innings, iacings, and buttons. Hardly
enough. though 1t might be made to an
swer, The best plan would seem 70 be
TO buy the dress already made Of some
reliable firm. Next, cloak or sacque Of
cloth at 50. These are frequently offer
ed In q very good material, and cut in a
style corresponding with the customary
mode. Two hats-the winter one costing
", and that for summer 50. II one has
q little taste In these matters and can buy
the material and do her own millinery,
she will be able to make this amount pro.
duce very satisfactory results. Next a |
shawl, for which 81 so 10 50 may be paid |
and which will be pretty In the spring.
Two print dresses Of So, and a Victoria |
lawn or muslin, 10! yards, at 90 cents
costing - 30. We have now lett from
our $50 the amount OF 50 80. A yard of
linen, at 80 cents, will make collars and |
cults, which might be done al home, and |
70 cents more win purchase worsted and |
q CROCHET needle, with which a uuba can
be crotchetedi This leaves but 81 30 |
which must be used for gloves, -
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Facts for he Poodle.

As the Virtues OF medicines can only DO ascer-
tanned by careful observation, It 10 TO be regret
cd that many Of the Drugs still prescribed By
some phyticiars should retain place In our MH-
teri1 nedica. As an instance Of this, that via
drug, Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example.
About the year 1880, the spaniards in the Island
OF Ban Domingo having become afflicted with
certain complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion Of that time, that tho remedy
might DO found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, Bals4m CopabiS came
into use, but never has q nauseating drug done
more injury, for 1t not only changes tho nature
Of the disease to more dreadful state than the
original. bat 1t ruins tho tone OF tho stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia In Its worst forms. To
avoid this drug and It's effects the SAMARI.
TAh'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, Is
within the reach OF all. Only ten pills 70 be
taken, and VIII euro every time in from two to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-01
The Beginnings ofnIsen.e.

II Is as true as that great oaks nom l!ttls
acorns grow: thSt flghtfnl diseases are often
suAl ats ofindiHestton supetindnce chronic avs.
pepsta, occasional bilious attacks eliminate In
hxed diseases Of tho liver, intermittent tWinps
IN tho legs and arms degenerate into the contlr.
nous agony Of acute rheumatism. Not that such
disastrous consequences are inevitable. Far
rom IL. They arc attributable 10 neglect! "A
few doseSof iHostetter'B stomach BIItefs win
always cure casual indigestion or an ordinary
bilious affection, or arrest tho premonItory
symptoms OF rheumatism. II is true that when
dyspepsia Or liver complaint or rheumatism
oE eenstlPatlon,or Nervous debility, or SILK head
6atned the skill Of eminent physicians and "a
sisted all the ordinary remedies, It may still be
eradcated BY the bitters but II IL easier. as Mac,
Detn suggests, 70 crush tho seFpGn'G esa than
the grown serpent. div
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-01

UTTER NoNsENsE.-Macklin was once
lecturing upon literature and the stage,
and in discussing the education Of mem
DRY, boosted that he could repeat any
formula Of words alter once hearing Il.
Foote was In the audience, and at once
wrote and sent to the, stand that rigma-
role that has since grown so famous !:
"so.she went into thGghtden 10 cut cab.
bsge leaf to make an apple pie; at the
same time q great She bear, coming up the
street, pops ia head into the shop.
What no soapS So he died, and ske
very imprudently married the barber; and
there were present the Picninies, the
Johillies, and the GayrulIes, and the
Grand Paniandrum himself, with the lit
tle round button Of the topi and they all
fell to playing the game Of catch.as.c atch.
can TIL the gunpowder ran out Of the
heels OF their 6oots.n -A[acklin failed and
40 has everybody else that ever tried 10
repeat It Suppose you Try its ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-01
EMOTIONAL LANGUAGE.
The Tendency Among the Cultivated
Glasses.

.+. Glasses.
IFtcm the Popular Science Mouthly for Jan
Tho fact that many OF our emotions
now betray themselves only through the
incompl eteness Of the eltert Of Wilito dis
'gutse them Is not little curious, al ofFsrs
several lines OF interesting inquiry. ltat
once suggests how very little play for
emotional Expression The conditions of
modern society appear to allow. For It
seems tolerably certain that the volun-
tary hidiug.ot feelings is late attainment
In human development, and ID forced on
us simply by the needs OF advancing civ
tbzation. SaVages, for the the most part,
know little Of concealing their passions,
and this makes them 80 good a psycholo-
gical study. Children, too, who may be
supposed to represent the earlier acquire.
ments Of the race, are proverbially unlet.
tered In the expression Of their sentiments.
In like manner, in the various ranks of
our civilized society, wesee that, while q
cultivated lady appears 10 all distant on
lockers 10 have mind dispassionRte e. and
undistnIbed By agltshng feelings, a5West
country maid reveals her curiosity and
wonder, her alteration Of 10y and misery,
with scarcely trace Of conjunction. ii
We go low enough down the social scale
we find the lreest utterance OF feelings,
and Il lis only when, in retracing our
steps, we arrive alta certain stage OF eul.
ture that we discover signs of an active
emotional restraint. Where this self con.
troll Is defective we have MI. ispencer's
secondary emotional signs. Higher up,
among few specially cultivated persons,
the acquisition OF this power oil conceal.
ment appears to be complete, and VIC
have a type Of mind capable Of pro.
longed external serenity unrufled, by a
gust Of passionate impulse. The survey
Of these facts al once prompts the
question whether the expression Of our
teelings by smile, vocal changes, and so
on, Is destined to disappear with a further
advance Of social organization. To at.
tempt to answer such question directly
and briefly would perhaps betray too
much confidence. Ne may, however,
seek to define the various paths OF indairy
to be pursued before q final answer can
be arrived at, and to hint at the probabil.
tiles OF the problem Under It's various as.
nActs
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HAL1's VEGETABLE sIc1L1AE HAIR RrSEwAE
now stands among the first, and at the head Of
oil articles for a similar purpose. Tho testimo-
ny OF our physicians is conclusive as to Its
value; and we are perEonally acquainted with
scores Of cases whereit has been used with the
best Of results. twill restore gray hair to It's
original color, and leaves It glossy, and in a
healthy condition; while, for heads troubled
with dandrufl. or any disease OF the scalp, 1t
acts like charm in cleansing them. Try 1t,
and You will not be disappointed.
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