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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-07

Nothing leads thinking young men Of
scientific tendencies to neglect church,
going more than WrOng.headcd and illOgi-
cal deductions from science by their pas
tors. They hear the doctrines Of Darwin
condemned by men whohavO not carefully
read the many treStiseS for and against
evolution, and who have not sound con-
ceptions Of the true grounds Ofthe learn
ed authors. The writer once heard a d.
vine vigorously controvCrt tho doctrines
Of Darwin, and exhaust his resources Of
invective upon the unfortunate believers
In the evolution theories Of the present,
much to tho OBLIGATION Of the regular
chnrcll.goers, who, for the most part, had
never read the books which were criticiz-
cd, but had general idea that Darwin
ism, socialism and communism, were
equally perniciOus to the welfare Of
society, The occupant Of tho pulpit,
upon seeing that no swept his audience
with him, elevated himself TO his full
height and exclaimed: "lf they believe
that men descended from an ape, let
them take monkey from tho Geological
Gardens, and, BY process Of natural Sc
lection and cultivation, mako q man OF
him. Surely this is not unreasonable to
ask p-hqE lrorbridge, IN Popular Sci
e1lcc NOnhly for April.
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The Dishonesty Of Fashionable
"CallS.1
CFpR tho Chicago Tribpns,)
MIRA GEundy has dscreed that Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Smith, who have nothing
whatever in common beyond the fact Of
belonging to the same social act, and who
naturally either dislike each other e1-
cOedingly, or are entirely Indifferent to
each other, shall exchange formal calls
nd ininitum. Accordingly Mrs, Jones,
with loudly expressed regret at the ne.
eesSity Of going, and hope that Mrs.
Smith will be out, arrays herself elabor-
Ately and pulls the Smith doOr-bell, II
Mrs. Smith ia not vt home, actually or
fguratively, Mrs. Jones breathes . sigh Of
relief and hurries away. II she is, Mrs,
Jones is ushered into lugubriOus parlor
where she wastes half an hour in idle
gossip about the weather, and the last en-
gagcmcnt, and the next party, and
tho wondrouS achievements Of various
commonplace children. Each woman
listens and talks languidly. Each Is,
wishing the bore was over. When the
necessary minutes have been consumed
Mrs, Jones departs, When the necessary
weeks have passed, Mrs. Smith plays her
part in this most tedious society drama,
and the curtain falls, to rise again, a
month or two later, on Mrs. Jones. Both
these women would stop this iarcial ex-
change OF visitS II they dared. But they
do not dare, 1t is tho fashion, and they
follow II, As result, they arc obliged
to waste hours on hours, week after week,
in a round Of bowling, and gossiping,
from which they got no possible good,
They either have to give up one whole
day every week to receiving calls, or they
must hold themselves in readiness at al
most every hour Of every day to do 10.
II docs not Seom to occur to these people
that where such q system prevails moth
Ing systematic can, There can DO no
fixed hours for anything. Friends
cannot exchange calls at will be-
cause acquaintanCes left in the lurCh
would DO hurt. Sometimes woman
grows sufficiently independent to an
nounce that sho will not make calls.
Then the rest Of hor se1, every one Of
whom would DO glad to initiate her, affect
proper horror, and condemn az impO-
lite, shocking, etc., her brave disregard Of
one Of the most sCnSeless obseryances Of
society. Five years afterward, the wO-
man who dared usually knows something,
while hor old associates are still display
ing the old stock Of information. Would
1t not be well for women reformers to re-
member that calling and dressing are two
great grounds for reforml They are alike
In this, that women can, II they will, ef-
feet the reform in both by their single
efforts. Masculine cooperation Is not
needed, Ifa few prominent ladies would
but say; ave will call only on the per.
sons whom wc really wish to Sec" and
would make their saying true, we should
soon witness decided change for the
better.
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Ilnlllll,orc,s Trosperlly.

BALTIMORE, Mn, April 5.-The com-
mcrco Of Baltimore, the new port OF the
West, is rnpilly increasing. Tho statistics
Of tho trade and.commcrcc for March show
that l45 vessels arrived from foreign
ports and ll6 were cleared. The I'M
ports Of coffee, sugar, and mUlassea were
The heaviest for tho same period for Il
long time, and tho exports Of petroleum
reached large proportions. Of wheat,
corn, cotton, tobacco, and the other ex-
port products, the value was nearly 49,
100000. The receipts from import du-
ties at the Custom.llouse were over $780,
900, The Southern eoastwise trade il
llourishing, indicating that good spring
business ID being done. The grain and
flour receipts were larger than for the
previous month. Tho railroads center.
Ing in Baltimore are making arrange.
nlents for the construction Of additional
elevators and other terminal facilities iVr
the benefit Of Western commerce. Ono
million dollars has Just been appropriated
to build new elevators and coal-wharvcs
for that purpose.
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'' g. s sosI q q IaE DISEASES I. pRO. 'O

A sallow or yellow cOlored skin, or yell.
lowish brown spots on face and other
parts Of body; dullnea and drowSi:
moss with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste In mouth, dryncSs Of
throat and internal heat; palpitAliOn; In
many cases dry, teasing cough, with sore
tliroaE unsteady appetite, raising food,
choking sensation In throat; distress,
hcayiness, bloated or full feeling about
stomach and sides, pain III sides, back or
breast, and about shoulders collie, pain
and soreness through bowels, with Ileati
constipation alternating with itequOnt
attacks Of diarrhra; piles, llatulence,
nervousness, GOODNESS Of cxtrCmitics; rush
Of blood to head with symptoms Of apo.
plexy, numbnea Of limbs, especially at
night; cold chills alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties
dnlncss. low spirilS, tinsociability and
gloomy iOrebolihgs. Only a few Of above
symptons are likely to be present at one
time, All who use Dr.. pierCes Alt, Ext, OF
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
purgative Pellets for Liver Complaint and
la complications, are loud in their praise
Of them. They arc sold by all dealers in
medicines, eodsw&w
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Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
Prosperous Condition Of the
SGIiODl.--A Word Concerning
the IntelIigenCer. -
MouNpsYILLE, April 0.
Editors Of the IntelIISCncoF;

Editors Of the IntelllSCnCcr;
Times appear dull this week as our
court is mol in session. We miss the
crowd around the court house, but II will
only be for very short time as our cOun-
ty court begins on Monday and will con-
tinue rs long rs possible.
mentioned a few days ago that the
spirit Of Improvement was taking hold Of
some Of our citizens, and ! now find that
II Is on the increase, and | can only Eish
that It would still be more so. 1t is not
my intention to speak OF the improve
mens now being made; this l will do IN
the future, when they take more definite
shape and have become 30 great that II
wilibe worth while to boast Of them.
Our school has increased considerably
in tho lust few days and We still
expect many more, The higher and nor
NAL department now numbers about, 90,
and during the entire year we have had
enrolled between so and 30 students. The
MounlsyillC school Is 4 graded and high
school by special net Of the Legislature.
| believe in all my communications to
your worthy paper | have never mem
toned tho character Of the school, whatit
has been doing in the last year OF two,
&c. There arc six grades In the school,
four below the higher md two In the high
or department. A regular normal course
il pursued by those wishing to prepare
themselves to teach, and every posi-.
bic facility Is furnished to all those
vnunU Indies and gentlemen dcsir-
Ing 10 prepare themselves To enter
college. All that Is necessary, Is for tho
citizens Of Moundsville to do their duty
totheir school and 1t will always DO an
honor to them, write these few lines
concerning Il for the benefit Of many who
have written TO us for information, and
they will have the opportunity oigetting
II thus.
The INTELLIG ENCER comes each morn
ing "a u welcome guest to all who take i,
and it Is u wonder to mic that the sub
scription list 10 not more than 1t is. II Is
worthy OF ten times tho circulation that
II has, although ii Is greater than that OF
any other paper here. We think rs
spring opens, business reVivos, mud mon
ey becomes plenty the circulation Will be
much increased. ~
II would be our pleasure to be at the
spelling at Washington Hall tonight, no
doubt good time will be had, but |
doubt the prOpriety Of meeting in country
costume, especially II is to east reflection
on the dress oiour honest ycOmanry. Per-
laps this arises though from the fact that
Twas raised in the country myself. There
il one thing that used to occur IN our
country spellngs Of long ago, which |
hope will e initiated tonight i.e., sever.
al Of us made n rule not to DO spelled
down Us we called il. We will look anx-
iOusly in the morning news to see II you
do as we'll as pc did thcn.
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Editors 1htCiiigCncGr;
In yourpuper of Monday, among your
personal items, appears MI extract from
d MtddletOwn Conn., paper, referring to
The fact that my son, Rev. i, u; Horn
brook, had been called to church there
at d salary Of $1,000. In connection with
this notice your local editor makes the
mistake Of saying that my son IL indebt.
ed for a liberal education to his two
uncles, Jacob and Thomas HOrnbrouk,
This statement Is calculated to create q
wrong impression as 10 the facts. II Ia
true that lie il chiefly indebted 10 them
for his theological education at Harvard
and afterwards at Union Theological
Seminary, but not for his collegiate edu'
cation at Ohio University. For that ell
ucatiOn he is indebted alone to the ,eSeir'
lions Of his mother, and | do not think u
improper that the fact should be stated
in as much ns reference has been male Ia
the subject. Respectfully yours,
Mus. JANE I.oE
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The Boston Commercial BaNettn notes a
large decrease in thesoutl American sup
ply Of wool this season, and says:
Private advices have been received here
by dealers that the clip In the Argentine
Confederation will fall short this year Just
about one.third, or 6O,OOO,OOO pounds,
This Ia owing to the war there year ago,
which, reports state, has been much more
disastrous tosheep than cattle. The pres
emit full supply oihitles, they state, comes
from the free alAughteringS by the CON.
mls'ary departments, but the neglect Of
,nesp in pastufihg and breeding, and
!nelF heavy slaughter for food arc 10 be
.als season noticeable In the supply d
WOOL These are facts which, II IA said,
nave mad their effect upon The London
auction, at the close, andsccuted a recov.
ISty oil all that had bOon Lost AZ the open
AHht
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COLUMBUS AND 1NDI4NAEoLIs DIVISION.

Nos. ia, 6Rnd 7run Daily to and from Clncin-
natl. All other trains Daily except Sunday,
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
A.tna Firu and Marine Insurance |
Company Of Wheeling


uCOHO Roberts and Others
lIy virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West virginia, nude and entered on thu
10Th day VI January, 1915, ~ tho above entitled
cause, tho undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 10 soil Al public auction, nj tho front dO0r
u tho Court llOusO Of Slld Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1873,
COmmCnclngal 10 o'clock 4. ~ Of Hlid day, all the
coal and other minerals, belonging al present to The
Crescent Iron Company, which arc IN and under
lands that were conveyed 10 the said George Hob
Orts by tho dce Of john Woods, trustee, aud Mar.
thA Knox, bearing date tho Sth day Of Juno, 1868,
aud recorded In tho Clerks Office Of said Ohio
county III Decd Hook No. 81, page 1871 excepting
only " mugh Of said coal Us wis conveyed by a!Il
George lI0hOrts and wife 10 Emma IL Carter BY
tgNl atctl tho ist day u January, 1870, tho said
dOSl being deed VI exchange between tho said
Emma u. Carter, Of the one part and tho sald
tiCorgo IInlortN Of tho other Efl, and recorded In
said Clerks OiIlcO In DEED B06k No, 81, paEo u.
ALo, all tho Goa !, ways, CaScmCnlf rights and
privileges which BY tho all last mentioned deHl
Of exchange wOru granted by tho said Emma Il.
Carrier to tito said iCOgO l!nGcrS; the above being
tho snliN e0Nl, mlncnls, ways easements, rights
aud privileges which wcro conveyed by tho aid
lIOlerlA and wife to tho Crescent Iron Company
by decd hearing datO tho 18th day nf July 1871
and recorded III said Clerks office In Deed Book
No. ~, pago 3G7 For moro particular Apd minute
description Of the mCles aud bounds Of the premises
hOrn offered Tor alU the course Of entries, and The
character OF other improvements connected With
the same, reference Il hereby made 10 q complete
plat VI tho said premises now pOalel In the Clerks
OtiCO Of Ohio County Court.
TERMS NJ SALE-UnO-iOurth Of tho purchase
money TO DO paid In cash on the day d sale, and
the fNiduO Of Aald purchase money TO ha paid III
four equal annual lnSalmenlA, With interest there
on from tho day N salC tho purchaser 10 give bond,
with security 10 10 approved by said Special Com.
mlsslOnOrs, Tor said deferred payments and the
lllo TO said property 10 10 retained until tho said
purchase hl6nOy shall hav1 bccn fully paid
JAMES =, ROGERS,
H. q. BARR,
mrgU Special Commissioned
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Pursuant 70 deed Of trust Of he CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated tho second day Ot
March, 1871, and TuOriOd In Deed Of Trust Book,
No. 4 page 29S, In the Clarke once u the County
Court d Ohio county, West virginia, We The IN.
dsFsgnel, Hannibal Forbes and Robeft CFangle,
Trustees, The aid Hannibal FORBES having bean W
an order u the Circuit Court for Ohio county, Wet
Va, made and entered on the 18th day Of pecem-
beF 1874 appointed Trustee In the place and stead
u James y Wheat, dccp1sed,l will on
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WHEELING, March Goth, 1878.
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IERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nB-ThO above prices arc inIaTiAhlC. Remlt At
our risk, In DnltsOr ROStoiicc Money 0rlGrI, and
where neither Of these can DO procured send the
money In Registered Letter,
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Josh Billings says: Whenever ! find
real handsome woman engaged In win.
minis rights Dizziness, then | am going to
take my hat under my arm and jine the
procession.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

from prominent gentleman and residen OF Gin
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Blanks and Blank Books,

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Our Bindery is also turning out some
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THE b. sH0NINGER ORGAN

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SIT Works like q Charm"
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Health I! Beauty I!
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Scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases; bu
II Is the only positive cure for.
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Draughts and Specifications for FIGURING Mills
Saw Mills, Dstileries and Grain Elevators ade
out short noifce. Are prepared to take con
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