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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-23

Of Graf, Bennett & Co., ths1 there was no
concert Of action among the manuIac.
turers. Speaking Of his own firm, he said
that they had not notified their men Of .
reduction, but declined to say what they
proposed 10 do. He thought that the
ventilation OF the subject in the papers
had a pernicious effect, inAsmuch IS it
was conducive to raising an antagonism
between employer and employee, and said
thar in his opinion, the newspapers were
in a great measure responsible for the
strike Of last winter and the consequent
suffering, and that the ventilation Of the
subject just at present would be produC'
tive Of much evil. He anticipated that
one-half Of the mills would be shut down
during the coming winter, and at the pres
ent time he could point out two or three
that were ready to cease operations.
Chess, Smythe 4 Co. have not asked 4
reduction and will not be among tho hrst
to do so. The gentleman cur reporter
converted with at the office OF this firm,
said that the business prospect with them
had frightened up considerably within
the last two weeks, that their competition
was not with iron houses in this city, but
with Wheeling firms and that during the
strike Of last winter the Wheeling meu
stepped in and took their trade. From the
tenor Of the gentleman's conversation il
was inferred that the firm were DESTROYS
Of keeping their establishment in opera
ton.
Mr., Painter, Of Painter & Sons, said
that he had effected a compromise will
his men ut S., independent Of the Iror
Association, and that his men had made
the arrangement irrespective Of the union
This agreement, however, was for nc
stated length Of time, and could be broker
when either party became dissatisfied
Thus the matter stands at present, anC
nothing definite will be known as to how
the difference will result until after thu
meeting on Tuesday night, which, 1t Il
supposed, will decide whether we ar
again to experience the snflerings cOnse
quent upon lockout, and in view o
| their experience upon the former Occa
sion the manufacturers and workmer
should endeavor, by all means in theiI
power, to adjust their differences AMIGA
bly, and work together for their mutua
advantage.
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DIED.

MILLER,-On Friday evening, October %, 1871
At o'clock, Of typhoid fever, Rev. MlLLHE, Of II
Paul'S German Lutheran Church. 9Th Ward.
Funeral from his late residence, cOEnerOi JqcO
and SSIh streets, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family arr invited.
tPittsburgh pIPcrS please cOpy.l
HEAD'-In Allegheny City, on Sunday, ociObe
II, 1875, FRANCES LIE, aged u years, vile Of Gee
s, Head, and only aiSter Of Mn. c. r. Whitney,
NORTON.-At HRmmondSpOrt, MY. ;, on Friday
October II, 1875, PRINCR RRDISGTON, son Of MaI0
T. II, and EanniO Norton, Of Wheeling, West Va
aged year II months and days
Parental affection Is stricken,
This regal October day,
For tho messenger came for their darling,
And becEOned his spirit away.
A flash Of tho memory IL bringing,
A scene we will cherish Away,
IT'S the lace Of tho little iAVorlte
AsIt looked iuSt over the way.
Asst tOycd with the window druPIng',
Or laughed in innocent gleO,
When the roses Of health were blooming,
And life was Joy to see.
But the darling Is gone from the window,
" the house that's over the way,
And the face that was pure and handsome
Is white rs the marble to-day.
But Iniantilu sweetness will lInger,
It's place In the memory will hold,
While innocence safely Is sheltered
In the upper and Heavenly fold.
Safe out Of LIES storms and It's tCmpCts,
Safe out Of It's struggles and care,
"Of such Is the kingdom VI Heaven"
Doth the ancllhed Savior declare.
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WATCHES.
DEN[OVAL,
T 1sT OF LETTERS

r IST OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the Post Once al Wheel.
Ing Ohio county, West Va, Saturday, October 70
To obtain any Of the following, The applicant
must ask for Advertised letter., giving date Of list.
Anderson E + 4 Bro KellyJB
Anderson : II Remedy mTs
ATnetis james Hewitt August
E HIS mrs Mafclo KimbsriSad Mary
Booth br0s KenGell 4 Co II
BrOwnJC LongSt0l1e Frederick
Burket WA LAaher ] N
Ilean Joseph LongSdaleJ E
Burnside Jenn;a mrs Long T II
BrIStie John Loe PARKS
Baker Fred Lee Lotto.
brooks MOllle Lewis Frank
llrinkman Lizzie miss LAWSen Hans
Clayton 4 Co Martin WP
Cafney Ida mrs Mars
Cebright Elizabeth MGnhAll Sarah
COFney Bridget Martin WI
Coin Eliza Mueller " Rev
CoyhlOn Erasmus E Mack james
Goldman James D MAlly Mary
CAfney John Marshall james
CArter Ella miss Mekirahn Andy
Cox Thomas Miles David A
Connolly Winnie Norton EN-
Church MCC Noll E mrs
DulTc Edward OTmOnd Charles 4
Dagg Thos l. PufseL James
Downs Geo W Pllner Armenia
DaRson JaaS PfiChaFd II
Dean John Patterson JIM
DungAin / oule Richards Daniel
Davis Joseph Reynolds Ellen
Erskln John Rex Fnnk
loeghein George Ruchty Emma miss
Gordon A RAlchloFd John
Gregg Ada Smith GAinof Q
loodnO Cassie snyder Elizabeth
Greer @ Shay ChafleY
Greenwood s Smith Mary A
Cats Lucinda Shultt sohi G
Gibbs SO Suffer ]
llewhellin D mr Stanley IN
IlCrn james A Turner Annie miss
Hammond ] D Th0mp Mary
1ngles CIV Wafd0 John
Jaso Henry Welty Caroline miss
Jumps Sarah d wellington @ VIZ
johnson Martha Wilde K II
Jones Lucy Wllute II CdCo
Koch John Wilson HUB
Klenth jill YOatef Andrew
FIRMS.
Round 4 Patton Clayton 4 Co
Z Anderson bro Atlantic 4 Pacific Tel Go
Booth Bros Fifemah'S ms Co
II KCnHcll 4 Co
CO.. RAWLINGS, r. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-23

Professor JENNY's latest reports Of
the gold In the Black Hills are the most
reasonable and credible assurances that
have been received Of the existence Of
precious metals in sufficient quantity to
pay for working in that much coveted
territory, AS geologist Of the Black
Hills expedition, hO has made very care
full mineral explorations and tested fully
his discoveries. Gold in quantities that
will pay from three to five dollars per
day Is not an exhibit that will satisfy
those adventures who have dreamed Of
II in such quantities that It could be
&c jOped from the earth by tho painful,
but it probably hits the true state Of the
case more nearly than the stories that
have hitherto come to us. Professor
Jennys confederation of General Clusters
report that the Black Hills will support
thousands OF miners when opened up by
the Government should not be taken as n
hint for forced settlement of these rich
lands. 1t is gratifying to hear that new
mineral deposits have been discovered,
and quite as gratifying to learn that tim
Der is abundant, that the hills are adapt
ed to stock raising and the valleys to ag.
riculture, for these are the lasting
sources Of prosperity, and white men
will avail themselves thereof at no dis.
tant day; but rights, even though held
by Suvuges, must not be disregNrdcd, and
treaties, no matter with whom made,
must not frat be broken by this Govern.
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-23

BELhAtRE LOCAL IrEMs.-The streets
throughout the city are being improved
and renovated in different ways. Several
crossings have been elevated and fe.laid,
and the numerous deptessionS, commonly
called "mud.holeS," are being filled up to
level with the other parts Of the streets,
Unicorn street has been raised In grade
several inches by the addition Of gravel
and stone. Leaving out Of consideration
the improvement In the crossings, the best
feature Of this work, and the most benefit
derived irom H. Is the employment II
gives 10 laboring men. The improve.
ment Of the streets, we opine, does not
amount to considerable.
The amount Of business done BY those
new enterprises evidences the fact that
the advantages Of the street railway and
market house are both appreciated by
our citizens.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nation Of the Gums, to Allay lneasncS, 10 quiet
Collie Palms. TO promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer Cum
plant. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies To 10 kept In the family when the chill.
dren arc cutting their teeth. We are selling thou.
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the lfSt person
ay Il Is not all We recommend Il 10 he.
MOTHERS, have you a SiekIy, tesihiAo babe that
TURNS the HOURS oil MOTT when you 10 long for
rest Into one LoNG, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRI.
MINT and CAREY Cry Cry-Cry-all day and all
night lOngH II you have, ItSttn 10 reason DO con.
ylnoel, h6Ildie no 6aqer-a HRw drops Of INFANT
SWEET, RRYREsHiNG SLEEP will take the place Of
wAKRRUL SUFFERING. Procure al once a bottle.
Bold by all Druggists and
LAUGlfLIN BROS. 4 CO., ProprietOrs,
Wheeling, ", Va,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the County Court Of Ohio County.
Henry Smith |

In the County Court Of Ohio County.
Henry Smith
Va
Susan Il. Hamilton, James ffamli.
ton, james ?. ROgefs Trustee, III Chanccry.
+ the German Fire Insurance Conn
pany Of Wheeling, and Alexan-
der Bone, Trustee.
Tho parties above named, and all others In.
terested, will take notice that In pursuance Of q
decree entered In tho above entitled CAUSE on
the 18Th day Of October, 1916, the undersigned,
aC9mmIs.ioher Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
Will on THURSDAY, the nth day Of Novenii
bet 1915, between the hour Of eight o'clock A. NJ
and six o'clock +. Nj at the Law Office Of Hubbard
Ersklne, No. 1914 ChapiIhe street, Wheeling pro.
coed 70 take state and report m account, showing
iN The liens upon the real estate described In the
MI Med IN this cause, tU-Wlt upon 30 much Of lot
No. 10, ln square No. o. "A Is occupied BIZ the en-.
trance TO Hamllton'S Opera House, iruntlnTon Mar.
ket street. and 30 much Of the rear Of said lot a. IA
occupied by Eld llamllton's Opera House. %.
Any debts existing against the separate estate Of
Susan X. Hamilton I'd. Any matter deemed nar.
tinent by the Commissioner OF by any party In In.
terust WILLIAM ERSKlNE,
Commissioner Of OHIO County Court,
PENpLRTOS, COwDES & PESDLETOS, Attorneys
for Plaintiff ociO-Tn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-23

No IMPROVEMENT IN Iron THIS WEEK
TALK OF LABOR TRoupLrs.- The
pitt.bnruh Manufacturer of vesterdov sovs
Tho, ,horo I'm, beor M chon,o for ,ho hot.
fer since the report quoted from Tia col.
umua last week. Trade continues OK.
ceedin0lv dull and depresspd. There ia
lass doing now at Pittsburgh than In mid.
summer. and in the face Of another su,.
nsn0ion q tho outlook ia ANYTHING Int on
roprapipv.n
Tho foiIovtnp pi,tsburob millsnrorrn.
ming donble turn. JopeS a. Lauuhlins
RIVER. 4 Mccullough, flower millss sligo,
Clinton. painters Mullon 4 MnlonSv'
piti.bnrub Forge and Iron Comnopy,
rewi, Oliver 4 pbillips nowcr miln
Gir,v's RIM Clatka. Klomou,s Sheen.
III IN, ,1...L--,,, CT
berger (OIu hlIIJI MUOFeHeuub b. OIHRIe
turn.-Chnsu Smvihe & "a Rvers MrCuI.
'u' s''' ."'' Wv - ~ D!'''' "'.S
Tough & Co., (upper mill, DilWOrth, pOr-
TN wn0'','
ter q Co., Lindsay " MCCntcheon, NEW
,,.ItN Nyil.nn NVniLo. o w. un,nn CI,,I
nillN "hSV', ""'Ne' " W. oP""e' N""l-
FAINT & Co., Lloyd, Son & Co., EycrsOn,
a. 90,
Macrum q 70. Brown %Co's bar mill IL
.,n.ir, hal tLn nuIIi;n,, tr,n,oo, n.o
FuI'hIhBj uus 'hV puuu'iHB "FhaceS HTe
laid oir. owing To nm accumulation nj
%, 49,,
muck bar. Ihe following are idle
EltsVursn Dot' "V'N'' NeyS1o"c, Nee"e,
Graft & Woods Temporarily for repairsl,
Whartons, The steel works in tho civ
and vicinity are all running.
In roonri IN ihe mnrkDt for morrtoo.
w ''O N'' nv W. "'""u'u'
tured iron, the records OF the week pre-.
E..,,,. In.
sent no encouraging features, with the eN'
ron,;on nj sbset ;ron tor which ,horo II,
SeP'.V" VI '"SS' .'U"i ~. ""''h '"'i0 10
considerable inquiry, OF the trade gen.
- ~
orally oil the mills the Manufacturer thus
....t,..
speaks;
'iSome Of our oldest mills report that they are
almost out Of orders, and Furthermore II Is alleged
that current rate. os Srlaty sI' do not eye, e,
bar, shipped away l. at an actual los, several
others By financial embarrassment, 6cace 0SG
SSd s9ps O1S sFs %sis u
. have The production n, C4EFlacd BY each ml
t6SfS were iOe many conflicting Interests o hiF!
R SSs SRS Se bS sUSs b was y. Ds I've
the production ha, fallen 20 y ~ per cent Within
SSnS mi y,rV sw S5y oI sSSm ny ,V SorPns
up Is theif full capacity and ihls i about the only
6tLshs spot apparent In the business at the pre'en.
"n,s' -,
In regard 10 nails, the ManWdcturer has
this to say:
"The nail trade 4, very generally reported dull,
unusually e iof thl, season Of the YEAR In addL-
noa e ~. a , gSSanu ts nay Set cut 80
are Ia position 10 know, no margin for ,i'' profit
Some rnanaiaeturyr' report that they arc running
~ sbs It OS 0hd S5 sgs production
determination % the part Of makers moi to aSSuSa.
ate stSss Whlis each tiIn appears to be acting
tStIoss nav I. fsifiy given At 81 S6 "a dSy. VIZ
two per cent of for cash. llor.e shoes sill quoted
at ir per ID ea'h' ana mule .hoe' " sc"
In view Of the above disco1raging re.
ports Of the iron market, IL is not sur.
n.;.;nS that thsts sbonld bs tall NJ
r. 49,. ' ~, 'O"N ~,
. laoot 'FouuleS' such 10 We ""u !" 'ne
Pittsburgh papers within the last few
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-23

JOHNsON-B 1hursday, October 81,
1875 at the residence Of the brides mother BY Rev,
Thatcher, Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON and Miis JULIA
BILL, all Of this city.
WEsTWOOD- sCH0FIELD.- On Thursday
evening" October q, 1875, at the residence Of the
WEsTwOoD and Miss FANNIE SCHOBIRLD, all Of
this city,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


ARRIVAL OV TRAINS,
u .npu s.n, NJ Inn - ,r 4;lO p. M.
- VI l" i"'''' '''' st '' ''O - u.s. lGI6 y. IN.
n me INK a M mas n N, $40 p. M,
NS"'" W Wv" NV Us 'N' 'O'O' " ~ il;40 p. M
4 Pitts il;i0 a. m. bi7 p. IN. 1851 p. IN.
1850 q. IN. ,........,.., $50 p. m
DEPARTURE or TRAINB.
Gnpp ana m nOE n ~, 9:b5 a. m.
10 '" :" "'''' WV "' H'' wv u ~ 4.86 p. M
ront.ai n me- s.ns a m hi,SS /. ~, $40 m,
" Wv" NV :" W. '''OO II ~ 9iI1 p. m.
Cleveland Pitts h66 a. IN. ll:00 0. m. 2:46 p. m.
Hempheld",".... sos a. IN. ."....."... 4ib5 p. M
steubenVillO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S;25 4. m;
departs 500 p. IN. This train during the day passes
backward and forward bot MnfilnA Ferry and
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
Nc STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssENGEF SUNDAY FEBRUARY g. 1875

The intentions of the unknown were not
hostile, nor had he any idea of carrying out
his threat, though he did not lack the courage
to do it. Another 30 daring as he did net
tread the soil of Andalucia. But the arrogance
of the poor worn youth pleased instead OF
offending him.
"Comrade," he said, "I always like to take
of my hat before drawing my sword, but it
suits me to know with whom I speak and
whom 1 meet on the road. You must have
courage to be walking here; for they say that
Diego and his band are in this neighborhood,
and You know, for all Spain knows, who Diego
is; where he puts his eye he puts his ball.
The leaves tremble upon the trees at sight of
him, and the dead in their graves at the sound
of his name"
| All this was said without that Audalucan
boastfuluess, 80 grotesquely exaggerated in
these days, but with the naturalness of con-
| viction, and the serenity of one who states o
simple truth.
"What do i care for Diego and his band ~
exclaimed Perico not with bravado, but with
the most profound detection.
| As with failing voice he pronounced these
words, he tottered and leaned his head upon
his gun.
"What has taken youf What is the mat
ter ~ asked tho stranger, noticing his weak
| ness.
Perico did not reply, for so great was his
| exhaustion and such the effect of his recent
emotions that he fell down senseless.
The unknown knelt down beside him and
lifted his head. The moon shone full upon
that face, beautiful notwithstanding it's mortal
paleness, and the traces of passion, anguish,
and grief which msrred it.
"He is dead" said the stranger to himself
placing his rough hand upon Perico's heart
The heart which, few days before, was at
pure as the sky of May. "No," he continued
"he is not dead, but will die here, like dog
if he is not taken care Of"
And he looked at him again, for he fell
awakening in his heart that noble attraction
which draws the strong toward the weak, the
powerful toward the helpless; for let skeptc:
say what they will, there is spark of divinit!
in the breast of every human creature. He ros'
to his feet and whistled.
He is answered by the sound of brisk gal
lop, and beautiful young horse, with archet
neck and rolling name, comes up and stop
before his master, turning his fine head ant
brilliant eyes as if to offer him the stirrup.
The unknown raises the inanimate Perioo il
his robust arms, throws him across the horse
springs up beside him, presses his knees gentl.
to the animals TANKS, and the noble creature
darts away, gayly and lightly, as if uncon
scious of the double weight.
ITO be continued)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

The best trusses, supporters and braces in
America Europe made and fitted by 81. Spill
mann, 90 Baronne street.
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MURPHYs HOTEL,
Nos SO and 100 St. Charles Street,

Nos. SO and 100 St. Charles Street,
NJ. KENNEDY & NJ. Propristors.
The Hotel having received q thorough renovation
from top to bottom the prophet would respectfully
inform their friends and the public PRESIDENT and
sisnt that they now ready to accommodate them
with Board and Furnished Rooms
The BAR, stocked with choice liquors and the
BOWLING ALLEY attached. will afford pleasure and
comfort to all who may call ON
jas 2m KENNEDY LAREIN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

THREE DOLLARS
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HOUSEHOLD MELODIES Send so cents for q
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PETERS PARLoR MUSIC contains six or seven
easy and moderately difficult Piano pieoes Fifty cents
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worth of classic and difficult Piano Music in every
number. Send so cents for copy.
THREE MUSICAL MAGAZINES
Published Monthly by
ja3l I'm j. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway, N. Y
p O'REILLY,
GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER,
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| man respect; for it is that of an outlaw of a
man who has broken all ties with society, and
respects nothing in tho world. But this man al
Though lmpious, believes in God, and although
criminal is a Christian, and is praying.
When from an energetic and iudomitable
! nature, emancipated from all restraints, there
issue a few drops of alteration, as water oozes
! from rock what do you call it unbeIieyers
Is it superstitious fear ? To this man fear ia q
WORD without meaning. Is it hypocrisy
| Only the heads of five dead men witness if,
Is it moral weakness He has strength of soul
unknown in society, where all lean upon
something; he stands alone. Is it a remem.
brauee of infancy, tribute to the mother
who taught him to prayf
There exists no such memory for the aban.
doned orphan, who grew up among the SAVAGE
bulls he guarded.
| What is it then that bends his mack and do
tains him to pray in the presence of the dood
After some moments the man concluded hi.
prayer, replaced his hat, and turning to Paricc
said, Where are you going. sir 7"
Perico neither wished nor was able 70 on.
swer. vertigo had seiE ed him.
Perico remained silent.
Are you dumb !" proceeded the oueation0-
or is IL because you do not choose to answer
II 1t is the last" he added, pointing to his pun
here is mouth which obtains replies when
mine fails"
Perico's situation rendered him too desperate
for reelection, and the brand of cowardios
which had been stamped upon his forebood
still burned like recent mark of the iepomin.
ious iron. He therefore answered instantIr
selling his frelock.
And here is another that replies in the ton.
in which it is questioned"
nbsnuS Witnesses have testified to this friohtfnl
DeS caused by the wind passing tbro5sb Az
mouth ana ears Of heads placed Is located abo
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

He frees himself violently from the arms that
sustain him, and preoipitates himself toward
the horse, exclaiming, "Look at your work,
heartless woman Perico killed him." Saying
this, he lifts the sheet, and exposes the body OF
Ventura, pale, bloody, and with deep wound
in the breast.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

MEDICAL ADVERTISING. The medical
profession are outspoken in their denun-
citation of the system of medical adver-
Using, and declare that any medicine
that is advertised is fraud. How thor
oughly inconsistent and unfair is such
an argument. The men who are SO loud
in their criticisms are those who adler
tise themselves "a medical saUants by
ostentatious display; splendid residences
with massive door plates; fast horses and
costly carriages. DIR. j. WALKER, of
California, an old practitioner, respected
alike for his skill and conscientious in
dependence, dares to differ, and having
discovered in his VINEGAR BIrrERs a
purely herbalistic medicine, free from all
spirituous poisons, wonderful specific
for numerous disorders, adNertises the
same for the relief of his fellow man,
and is bore out in his declarations of
its many virtues by thousands of in
vahds, who are being cured of disease by
its use. ~
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THE MASON & HAMIIN ORGAN Co. have
completed and now occupy their new
factories in Cambridgeport, Mass, i'll
which they have introduced machinery
TO an extent never before employed i'll
the manufacture of organs. BY the aid
of this they not only produce the best
organs, but with greatest economy.
Twice rs many organs can be produced,
in proportion to the number of men en-
ployed, as would be possible with ordi-
nary facilities, and this is the reason
not only for such admirable instruments,
but also for such low prices
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

TRUE LovE.-Good fellowship, usually
occurring through similarity of pursuits,
is unfortunately seldom superadded to
love between the sexes, because men and
women associate, not in their labors, but
in their pleasures merely. Where, how
ever, happy circumstances permit its de
velopment, the compounded feeling
proves itself to be the only love which is
strong as death-that love which many
waters cannot quench, nor the floods
drown; beside which the passion usually
called by the name is evanescent as steam.