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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

HAMILTON celebrated double-steel
seamless Corset, the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
j. :. RHODES * Co,
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n a / L IS

Every Year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
du, 10 merit alone. W" can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept fully up To its high
standard and II Is the only reliable and
perfected preparation of restoring GRAY
OK FADED II AIR toItS youthful color. max
lug 10 soft. lu>'ruu>, and Silkcn. The
scalp, bN its use becomes white and clean.
IL removes al. cruptionS and dnudruti,Uud
hN It's tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out. uS il stimulates and noUr-
i>hrS the huir-glaudS. by its use the hair
crows thicker ami stronger. In badness,
il restores the capillary glands To their
normal Vigor, and will create a new
growth. except i'm extreme old age. II is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, rs IL requires fewer applicationS.and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
uncr. "A. Hayes, NJ. H., state ASSaycr OF
Massachusetts. says: THE constituents
arrpurc. and carefully selected for excel
lyui quality; and ! consider II the best
preparation for its intended purposes.
>,bt5y all Druggists and Dealers IN Mcdi-
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

La "a =. -
nNANp AFTER NOV. II, 1874, TRAINS
I J will ran Daily, except sunday rs fol-
lows. WI:
AccoNru MAIL. EMPRESS.
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Accommodation train leaves Bcllalrc at
i..j r. We. and arrives "a, StcubcnNilic at
G:IuT. VI.
Tickets TO all principl" points in the
Fast and West can bc procured at the
Union Ticket Otlicc i'm Mclurc House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
nuv2G General Passenger Il Ticket AGENT.
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REMNANTS Of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin, remnants of Hamburgs, cheap
at j. :. RHODES x Co.'S.
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DURING the past few days the Garden
OF Eden was suggested in the frequent
evidences in our streets of the Fall of
Man.
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Ten thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. 5. RHODES IL Co.'S.
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The washer women will celebrate
Wa>hington'S birth day. Ii Games on
Monday.
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II -
H~ ~ tain no mercu-
or mineral whatever. Much serious
richness and suffering is prevented ~
lhcir timely use; and every family Shouli
have them on hand for their protection
and relief, when required Long eNprr-
fence has proved them the safest, Surrst,
and best Of all the Pills with which th"
market abOundS. BY their occasional use,
tho blood * purified, the cOrruptlonS OF
the system expelled, Instructions rtlhON-
ed and the whole machinery OF lie re-
stored TO It's healthy activity. Internal
organs which become ClOgg"d ana slug.
giSh are ClcanScd by Ayers PMS, ana
stimulated into action. Thus lhclplyhl
diseases Is changed into health, the Nalut
OF which change, when rrckOncd ON -"
vast mult!tudoS who enjoy il, can h%fdIN
be- computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant 10 take and preserves thelr
yiItueS unimpared for any length oil UNI
50 that they ar" ever fresh, ana pcIlc'uI
reliable. Although searching lhry are
mild, and operate without disturbance 10
the constitution, or diet, " occupation
Full directions are given on the wrap
per To each box, how To use them aS
Family PEysic, and fOrthc following com
plants which these pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Ll>tIcsS-
ness. Iangu0r, and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately To stimulate
the stomach, ana restore its healthy tone
and action.
FOR Liver ON l'lbllll anu 40
symptoms, Bilious Headache, SICK HEAD
ache, Jaun..icc or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious FcvcrS, they should b,
udiciOu~ly taken for each case, to corrcc'
he deceased action or remove the OBJ
tructiOns which causc il.
For Dy>cnl"ry or DiarrhOw, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For RhcumatiSm, GOut, Gravel Palplta-
ton Of the Heart, Pain in the Side, Back
and LOinS. they should Toe continuously
taken, rs required, to change the deceased
action of the system. With such chang"
those complaints disappear.
For Drop>y and DrOp>iCal SwclllngN,
they should be taken in large and frequent
doses to produce the effect of a draSp"
purge.
For Suppression, "A large dose should
taken, a. Ii produces the desired effect
sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills
promote digestion and relieve the
stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the Stom-
ach and bowels. rctOrrS the appetite, and
iuvigOratoS the system. llvuc, II is oftcn
advantageous where no serious d7rangc-
mcnt exists. one who feels toicrably well,
often finds that q dose of these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better, from thrirclcan-
inguud r"nOyatiug effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. :. \.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

New JERSEY has Il Judge that would
make Solomon turn greon with Jealousy.
a cow, grazing on the ragged edge Of Il
boundary line. was driven to the pound
of the town whose grass she was appro-
priatng. The owner brought suit for
damages, holding that the cows most
respectable part, her hind quarters,
which supply milk and the
larger part Of the meat, were
not within the town Of the Offend
ing poundkeeper's jurisdiction. The
Judge decided to settle the question by
measuring the COW TO see where the cen
tire of the division came. On this the
owner contested that the tail should be-
measured as well ~ the head and body,
but tho court ruled to the contrary, thus
virtually dcciding'that the tail is not Il
part of the COW. 1t was only an Incl
dent Of the trial, but the decision is one
of great interest both to COW owners and
PSYCHOLOGISTS, and also to cows themselves.
especially about fly time.
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4 LARGE lot of best makes Black
silk, with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duced prices, just received ut
] =. RHODES IL Co.'S
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SuildI.i~.

Bee Hive Sugar Cured Hams.
Bee Hive sugar Cured Shoulders.
Bee Hive sugar Cured Beef.
smoked Tongues.
Oregon Mess salmon.
Oregon Fresh Salmon in Cans.
Extra Mess Mackerel.
Fancy Pearl Meal.
Cracked Wheat.
Hominy Grits.
California Fruit, In Cans.
Just received by
r.. j. Snyth,
frhll Corner Market and 18th SIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

WHAT OTHERS THINK In >pcaklng
of the passage of the bill removing the
Capital from Charleston to Wheeling
the Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
This is measure that should nave
been adopted long since, as Wheeling Is
the Metropolis Of the State, and place
that has free and uninterrupted commu-
nication with the ont>idc world. At
present the Solons of the State can get
comfortably (2) located down on the
KanawEa river, spend tn" entir" winter
in Il vain effort To- elect United States
Senator. and that is about all the outside
world ever hears of them. We think
it would be n good idea to bring them
out where they can have some ofthe ad-
vantages of modern civilization, and
learn how to legislate as the rest Of the
States do.
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LOWELL, MASS, L. =. y.
For sale by ali DrmggIstS EveryWhere.
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NEW HUCKWIEAT FLOUR

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1000 LBS.
eastern Buckwheat Flour
X. J. SMYTH,
ocal Corner Market and lith streets
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PorvLAR ditty. Come in and shut
the door. These are the words, YOU can
get the mir anywhere out doors.
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\ FRIEND says there were more ashes
needed on Sunday and Monday than on
Ash Wednesday.
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nn1 EnNon,s OrrIcE, RlcIMoNn. ~.

II affords me pleasure 10 say thai 800
well acquainted with "a lafg" malou'h "'
the officers OF the Montpelier Female b
man" Association, vino rc>.d" IN iN' s..
ciuIty of nv home. and ! attest ihu.r De-
tcIligrncc aud their worth and high DO. 10
tation as gentlemen, aS well a. ih" pN
lie confidence, iut'urur" and su',i'..
means Literally represented among 'I...
JAMES l.. KEMrER, G"'. Virginia.
ALENASDEIA, VA, JuiE', -
commend them us gents Of honor tt' BIT.
trgrity.and iullyrutitIrd 'o r""utn''f
of the public ~
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Sour IIoUsE.-Yesterday was big
day at the Soup House. One thousand
four hundred and sixty-nine meals were
furnished and at 4! o'clock Dick Nc
Cracker run out of soup, and had TO
shut down.
The following donations were received
yesterday: Messrs. Harper n Bro. one
box hats and caps; Mrs. }. NJ. Bulger,
9Th ward . gallons ofmilk; l.. 5. Della
plain, Jr., lot of bread; List, Dayen-
port Il Parks, one wash board.
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For great bargains attend The Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week Of
J. W. Ferret.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

VINO would have thaw-t that Fcbru-
arv could get 50 far along without Il
thaw.
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The air is keen. oh. while chess and
poker operations are popular in every
household.
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short POstpon"ment-Day fxed-fui
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane ASSOt'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH 29th, 1879.
LIST OF GIFTS.
=, Us IuNN IIIIS hIUVNITIUE IU-...--- eII''|
NTMBER OF TICKETS. 100, 900.
PRICE OF TICKETS.


Tho NOniprIIrT FrWHI' HUWHh' NHsV-
rilfiou. chartered hy the b'si-iu'Ur" OF
yirvluiI aud tho circuit Court OF orau".
Cn.propuscs by n Grand Git tOnc'r 'H
establish and "uduw Hon" for tn
lnfrm. and Destitute Ladies' al NirfI,
AT Montpelier, the former rcoid'ur.
n...,.t,.,f f.p,.1 Madison
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HAND BILLS ". NEwsPAPERS-lt
wouldn't take long for merchant to de
eide through which medium he would
cndeavor to reach public notice, if he
knew the fate that very often befalls his
hand bills. We picked up twelve at our
doorstep yesterday evening, announcing
the sale of valuable chromos. The news
papers would not only have carried the
announcement to the door. but a dozen
persons would have read the advertise
ment in each paper, whereas it took
twelve dodgers to impart the same in
formation to one individual.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

\ POPCORN band in n grocery store in
a grocery in the Sixth ward, had its ears
troze the night before last
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understand that the bank which
suspended payment last week, has re-
summed business again. Its no faro ours.
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FERREL is determined to close out his
stock.
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II spite Of the weather, transactions at
the police court are even more Summary
than in August.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of Fir>t-cIaS'
Makers, will be- sold al Low Prices LOT ,.,>'I,
or on lnstallmentS. or for rent III ~ M.
Cnuntry during these hard times ana tH'
HoiiJays. by HORACE WATERS q sVNf,
~ BROADWAY than ever before Offered i,. .L IN
Nv York, AGENTS wanted 10 sell waters
New scale Pianos, and Concerto Tx Uls" In.
iLiuN,l "a The Trade. \ large discount
10 I'hSh't = rec24b
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The REPORT OF THE MANAGING COM
MITTEE.-The General Managing Com
mittee of the Citizens Relief Association,
met Monday evening at the Soup House,
and transacted the business connected
with the Association. TO W. II. OXtoby,
Esq, Secretary, we are indebted for the
following exhibit of the condition Of the
Association since its formation;
WHEELING, February Is, 1879.
Net expenses To Feb. l...................S 2bl ~
Stock on hand ................. .....S y -
Expenditures for two weeks
from LIST TO 18th inst............. 4Sl %1--13l w
Total eXpcnditurcS............. ~ ;.
Stock on hand Feb l6....................". 10 -
Net cost of running soup house 10 49,,
DOL %
Total cash In treasury Ip,O =
Add city apprOpriatiOn............ ~ W
Total 'p-p o
Deduct amount eNpcnded............. bOi o.
Remaining Resources. "J6 ~
Bills not rendered estimated ......... - w
Balance on hand vi ~
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

r. NsYr -yyEFs,sy-- 80. -
ssA ts.-..:.., Z: -.---:a.., s:as.----;.a;.
On AND AFTER MONDAY, NONEM-
" Der TO-, 1874, Passenger Trains Will
run Is follows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOCND yEdIN&.
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THE Sisters Of st. Joscph's Covent
furnished 4&9 meals to the poor during
last week.
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PREPARED by
DR.. J. c, Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. oct2S
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

For therelict
and cure of all
arrangements
in stomach
liver,and bow
els. They are
a mild apcr-
Mt, and eN-
Crllout purga-
tive. Bein &
purely Negcta-
Bile, they con-
tain no nlercu-
.4n..#
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THE COSTA CALAMITY.

INVESTIGATION INTO THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF
THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE scow CHARLES
M'MANUs AND THE CITY OF HARTFORD.
The Board oil steamboat Inspectors began an in
vesrgAtou yesterday 10 discover the causes u The
recent collision al pier % East River, between the
steamboat City OF hartford ana q scow. oy which
the latter was capslzed aud the Tour Costa cnn-
dren were drowned. Tne only witnesses OF the
disaster VINO we're examined we're Captain william
Minor OF the City OF Hartford, and Henry B. strck-
land, tne pilot or the same vessel.
Captain Minor testified that when the City Of
Hartford was brought opposite TO her pier the
wind was blowing q heavy gale rom the north
west, which somewhat affected the working Of the
vessel, and that there we're also two opposing
currents, one Oi when affected the stem and the
other the OF his vessel. these influences were
ali ia operation upon the vessel when ne noticed
the scow lying outside a canal boat. winch was
moorsd 70 the SIDE OF a snip; ne then saw
that his vessel must strike the scow; ne
spoke 10 Pilot Strickland VINO SAID, Ia reply, tnat
he was AFRAID tue CITY u la tlOrd would nit the
scow - the tide was unusually nig a, and the cur
rents or eddies nom the docks mad such control
the steamer that sne would not answer ner
helm he ana the plot did all In tner power 10
prevent a collision; Shen the contact tetween the
vessels took place he saw bat one person on the
scow; he was boz, VINO Jumped upon
the canal boat AND 80 escaped harm
wnen the scow was turning over, how
ever, ne saw q man suddenly rise from
Its deck and descend into It's cabin, from
which ne Immediately reappeared with q woman
In his arms: wnen the sco0 plunged finally the
man lost ms hold upon the woman; both persons
got out o. the water, however; the scow was 50
heavily loaded with stone tnat It's utcg was not
more t1an eight or ten inches above the water
Henry D. strickland. the pilot 81 The City Of
Hartford, corroDorated Captain MINORS Lestl,
the collision there were three persons aiding him
Inc investigation was adjourned until after the
MONDAY.
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A CONVENTION OF BANKERS.

A MEETING AT SARATOGA PRoPosED-sHALL IT
BE A BANQUET OR CLAMBAKE9
project or holding q convention OF bank presi-
dents, CASHIERS and bankers at Saratoga on the
20th OF July has emanated from some st. Louis
banks and met with favor among the bank officers
In this city and throughout the country. circular
has been issued. signed BY tue CASHIERS OF the First
National Bank, the Dry Goods Bank ana National
Shoe aud Leather Bans, in THIS city, and Oy those
oil Nanks in Chicago, IT. LOUIS Boston, CINCINNATI
cleveland, san Francisco New orleans and 10
Other ciues. Inc objects OF the proposed conven-
FIRST, to enjoy wat IS Ia vulgar parlance called
q good time - and second, TO promote cor
dial interchange Of opinions and develop
friendly relations among the banking fraternity.
The programme LOOKS to q tlree days session. On
the nrst DAG permanent organization IA % ne
formed, which snail meet every summer In some
place u summer resort; on the second, suca
Suggestions IN regard banking or financial ques-
lions as may como up shall be discussed, anu on
the third grand banquet 10 10 conclude the ex-
ercises. one OF the prominent cashiers IN thls
city. IN writing Of tie proposed c0nven-
ton, speaks mus jocuIary OF ms own idea
concerning the execution or the proRramme:-
"Let tue meet be called FOR Fire Island beach,
ana the programme be made 10 CONSIST OF
Q Cd cambaKe with bluensh trolling ana The
0tner accompanying side dishes wnicn prevail IN
King Sammis (aIuslOn 70 q hOtelkseper1 d0min-
ions and let IL also be unoe rsto0d that the hrst
man WHO AXIS SHOP or ~ caught reading money
article shal be inc0ntlnently sent home.H
II ~ expected tndt several hundred ~ the most
prom neut bank officers from all parts Of tDe
cOuutry wiIl attend the convention, ana, although
iis tone win De a decidedly social one II may yet
be productive OF gOOd results. 10 cultlvatlng cor
dial relations o. fellowship among THIS impQrfant
class OF the community. 1T 10 even hoped tnat
Ing business may, through mutual enlightenment
be brought about Ia time.
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SUICIDE AT WHITE PLAINS.

decided sensation was occasIoned at White
Plans, Westcnester county, yesterday morning,
By the announcement tnat Charles G. Russell,
druggist, doing business in that village, had taken
bis own llle Deceased, VINO was about tweDty.slx
years old aud unmarried, retired 10 ms room, ia
ouse where be boarded on InursaaJ evening
without attracting sny unusual observation on
the Fart VI ms friends. About seven A. NJ. yester.
dey one OF his acquaintance entered tue apart.
ment occupied ~ Kusseli, ana was horrlned o.
hnding aim extended on toe blOo1 stained ued
clothing, quite 0ead, wnlie revolver LAP WITHIN
easy reach OF the rgnt hand 81 tue suicide. De.
ceased had suot himself three times 10 the lett
sue before ne succeeded ia putting one OF the
bullets through MS heart. No cause can be as
signed for tho rasn act al he was dong . good
business, and - ia generally Understood, was
W AaYe been maGried " Anew aaya
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THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

AT a short session or the Board OF Police Commits
souers yesterday afternoon transfer was made
OF the force or the Tnirtletn precinct rom the old
station house, on the southeast corner OF Lawrence
street and Broadway, TO the new premises, re-
Gently leased and fitted up by the department, on
Lawrence street, between Broadway aud Tentn
avenue. me new quarters are larger better To-
catel and more desirable In many other respects
than those Just vacated.
Tue annual drilling OF the police force com.
menced yesterday IN TompKins square. Three
battahons, each comprising ten companies.
formed Ia the square AZ hal-past one O'Clock =:
NJ, under command oil Drill Captain Copeland
and superintendent Walllng. inspectors Dukes,
Spelgnt aud McDermott acted as colonela. Durln9
The progress OF the drill the grounds we're vsAseo
pT Oommissioners Smith aud Aatseh
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on at ,he Outset IN quest Of redress for his own

ton az the outset In quest OF redress for his own
grievances her mult vas then "condemned' by
him 10 save something out 81 the wreck
~ house treasures, which ne chung 10
win all the greed OF selfish man;
she was tnen spurned by gaming public Tor
having surfeputiOusy made dem lnds upon Mr..
Beecaers love, upnn whlch charge soeleV ehu
sel-respeeting women stood aghast. on eifher
side sue has been hopelessiy conslgned ny husoana
ana lover On TO nOtnia 2ness. should the verdict
be emphat calY pronounced, "Aot gully" no
woman with keen sensloliite4, sacrificed as MIS-.
Itltun mas neen m Jnis connict o. me PASSIONS,
ana rape for power OF these two men, could talnk
re-eniering ne desolate home, winch must re-
man desoate forever. she can never be llfted rom
this DEGRADATION except Dv seeking red ess az the
nands OF unjust laws, which have 50 degraded ner,
aud reiIeraLing her plea which. because II failed
with Judge Nelson, snail not necessarily fail the
second time, or the third or the fourth, or unth
this wrong IS rlghted: BY her great sorrow
oil the hidden horrors OF system which, according
70 statute, consgns her TO the place OF helpless
nckle. passionate cnangenng; the common level,
in tact, oil oil women, despised ana forsaken In
every extremity, ignored and passed by because
win Plymouth church and the Beecher part OF
the nation ssmpathiZe with more than single IN
dlvtdual II the Beecher side wlhsr VIII Mrs. I'll
TON snare In another mooparty at Plymouth
church, and be voclierousY applauded and honor
edY No. They Will overlook her or following IKE
good sheep after their shepherd, will privately
denUunce ner Tor giving him the apple 70 eat. In
every Beecher circle she Is condemned already, or
worse than condemned by being consigned
10 oblivion. Mrs Cady Stanton's burning words,
published in most leading papers, in September
last on "Beecher's Brutality.' stunned the great
public Tor an instant and brought ~ face 70 face
with the tact that not q whisper had come from
the uncovered side OF Mrs. Ilton'S soul. She
points to the woman who is entitled 10 no place
IN this affair except as an anectonate, magnani-
nous, ana torgiying creature, 20 be disposed OF as
the law shall decide Tor plaintin or defendant,
whether the scales 40 up or down. Here Is spec
tacle or a woman pleading Tor a chance TO speak,
and Is denied. Justice demands That she shall
speak, II she send herself and ner fanny headong
10 ferdltton. me unearthing OF the reasons Tor
the denial VIII yet nave TO come, ana before it
charnel house.
The existing marriage laws sink the existence
OF the woman out OF sight IL Is strongly and
lorcloy eYemp1ed in this case, and In Lne vol
canic heav'ngs and erruptions graves OF buried
wrongs will be opened and their ghosts will stalk
through the streets aud in the light OF day. shall
men be any longer trusted with woman's lie
and honor and be allowed TO withhold ner testi-
mony IN her own defence
CHARLOTTE BARBOUR,
Mother of daughters.