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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

THE CoUEB.-Circui Court Judge
Melvin. The Circuit Court met as usual
yesterday morning and proceeded with
the regular business OF the term.
The office judgment was first called,
after which the examination OF witnesses
in the Blum bigamy case was resumed.
The remainder Of the evidence heard and
the argument concluded at 81 o'clock in
the afternoon, when the case was given to
the jury, Davenport 4 DOvener ap.
peared for the defense, and Good and
Cracraft for the State. After being out
about an hour, the jury returned with a
verdict Of guilty, aud liked tide term Of
imprisonment at one year In the Peniten-
tiary. .. ......'........ .......
The Court will dispose Of some civil
cases to-day which have accumulated.
There are thirty.three cases in all, but It
is probable only three orIfOur Of them
will b. taken up. iH7 a
Police COurt-Judgc Cranmer. His
Honor, Judge Cranner, yesterday dis
posed Of business a. follows; O. . A'
Officer Rex arrested William Carey for
drunkenness. Carey paid 81 and costs.
Thomas Bishop was arrested by Officer
Birch for creating tumult and disorder,
and fined s. and costs.
James Elliott, arrested by Officer b.
gard foEdisorderly conduct, paid 81 aud
costs.
Cast HEWITT, arrested by Officer Baum
for disorderly conduct, paid $40 aud
costs. J u =. II -L--L " 4
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ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures II
and IL o'clock on Saturday night last two
men attempted to gain an entrance into
the residence Of MI. q. B. Turner, about
one mile west Of bridgeport on the
National road. Nj. Turner was absent
from home, and three women we're the
sole occupants Of thehouse. The women,
alarmed the neighbors and the burglars
were frightened of, one Of them leaving
his hat In his efforts 10 get out Of the way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

Sur Observation-Disclosures Sto.
Eel on Saturday last complained to Jus.
tice Latihder that her husband had abused
her. The case Was set for a hearing yes
terday morning at 0 o'clock, by which
time Mts. stoiel had repented and asked
leave e withdraw the case, which was
granted.
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CARNcRoss \ DtxEY. = This iamou,
minstrel troupe will appear in the Opera
House this evening. Messrs. CarncrosS
and Dixey have indeed, as expressed Ia
their advertisement In another column,
elevated the musical features Of domestic
minStrelsy into an art grading with The
merry excellence Of comic opera, aud have
associated with II the coniemlioraheous
fun Of the day" There Il not better
troupe travelling, and they are
greeted with large houses everywhere.
Their yisitto tltis city last spring Il still 40
fresh In The memories Of our readers that
we may look for an immense audience
tonight. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

HAD TO PAY THE CosTs-David Cole
and Samuel Steihfeld had some trouble d
few days ago, which resulted in Cole be.
ing fined at the police court and taken be.
fore aJustice upon peace warrant, Cole
wanted 10 get even with SLeinReld, and
make II cost him something" 40 he swOfe
out peace warrant against him before
Justice Caldwell, The warrant was issued
on Saturday last, and the hearing Of the
case set for yesterday morning. The ex.
animation resulted in SteInheld being dis.
charged, and Cole was. compelled to pay
the costs. rIlH |.#.I...
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The Opera House boys had UNIQUE
way Of advertising their benefit. Yester.
day afternoon a wagon was driven
through the streets In which was 4 large
bell, which was beaten with hammers By
two boys. On each side Of the wagon was
q large piece Of canvass, with the words
will o the Wisp Pantomime Tonight"
The odd noise attracted hundreds Of peO-
pie 10 the streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

HEIMDoLD's BuuHu Ia still In The re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, The ceie.
btated medicine ID still manufactured Al
the laboratory Ut Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by oil respectable druggists. Il IA
warranted for all diseases of The kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
teits. Genuine has proprietot'S private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. 49, dkw
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DsoRbERLY 1ioust. officer Baird
yesterday arrested BARLEY Maloy and
wife, who are charged with keeping a
disorderly house. Maloys wife succeeded
in getting away from the officer when he
had the couple In tow, but he aiterward
caught her The ncighbots have com.
planned about this house for some time.
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Is Your Lie worth 10 Csnts4

AVE AAAe worm AOCenB3
Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains ofsOme disease dur.
Ing their life. When sick, The object il
toget well; now we say plainly that no
person in this world that Is suffering win
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and ia Of.
iectS, such as Indigestion, CostiFeriess,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn PalpitaLion Of The Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousnesa, &c., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 20 10 your
Druggist, and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and.ttyit. Regular siSe rs cents.
TwodoseS willrelieve you. eod4w.
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JUrfcE KAMMER-RiChatd Johnson
entered an information before Justice
Hammer yesterday charging Charles Gay
with using bad and abusive language
toward him, and also assaulting him.
The case Vasset for a hearing in the even.
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We hereby offer n premium Of $40 10
the first organ-grinder who will play "Sil-
yer Threads Among the Cold" We must
come to II, and II would be advisable to
have the agony over as soon rs possible.
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DOR SALE
YALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


The undersigned by virtue Of deed d trust OK
eeuled 10 him by Isaac OottS, dated the iA DAY d
March, 1873, and recorded In the ONCE Of tho ClefL
Of the County Court n Ohio county In lRVal D
TTuM Rock No. 3, tugCs 25 and 10 will Mi al
public auction al the irDnt tOUr Of the Court IIDuS
VI Ohio county, al 10 o'clock A. ~, on
SATURDAY, the tt day Of May, 1915,
The following property, tp-wit: The north half Of
the forty feet IN front Of lot Numbered u on thr
WeSl side Of Market Square, In the city NJ Wheel.
Ing, being about twenty feet In front and running
lack to the alley, together with the building and
appurtenanCea Situated thereon. said building 4
nov occupied by c. +. Wagner. said property will
be aDd subject To the dover NJ Susan h. tOits the
wife Of yid lsnnc Cots, which however will only
vest In case the said Sustn g. CO,ts should survive
the ld l%iaC COiis, and to lensc Of aid pTemlas
held BY T. E-WAgntF iGr the three years hcxt on.
suing after the Std day Ui April 1915 nj The rate Of
SOU pr year the rSt years rental having ALREADY
lceh advanced to the sSiId lSlac Colts.
TERMS ~ SALE--. OnC-thrl u the purchase
money 10 he cash, Unc-ihirtl To IL paid In three
months from the day N SAlc and The remaining
third IN slx months from Eaid DAY Of SALE The prFs
chaser EiTing nnteS With satisfactory. security ior
sill deferred installments.
sailing rs .trlsleC, the undersigned will convey
only such title HS u conferred upon him ~ the si
deed Of March list, 1873, though the title L believed
ln IL good. JOHN q. PENDLETON.
J. CiiAHnERs llRRvEY, AuCtlCnEr. mFai
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at ArOnheim-
er 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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THERE have been about thirty acquisi.
tions to the Wesley NJ. Z. Church during
the revival which Is now In progress al
the Chapel. The meetings will probably
continue u week or so longer. fI
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lam forced to throw my Dry Goods
and Carpets on the market at some price,
for cash. J.. w. FERREL,
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THE pupils Of St. Josephs Academy
have aspclling school and musical enter.
tninment tonight. The exercises wifi bc
very interesting, and the Academy will
doubtless he crowded, fS ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

BELLAIRE,-T The business outlook
shows fair prospect here now. Mer.
chants in all branches Of business report
slowly but steadily improving business,
The scarcity Of butter and meats is re-
marketable, and embarrassing to those Of
the GitiEens who viii entertain tie meP-
bers Of Presbytery to-day and tomorrow.
1t is not as bad, however, as itwould be
were it Conference which met instead OF
Presbytery.
In our items yesterday morning i was
Bolon, not "Bolton," who had opened an
office in Capt Fink's, not ECapt. Tinker's,"
new building. We have made arrange
meuts to have that composition shot II he
ever sets aHythingsO crooked again.
Several couples and a small party OF
young gentlemen went up to Wheeling
Sunday evening, to hear DR.. Riley and
the Tennesseeans, and fortunately all got
seats. They express their willingness 70
listen to the singing Of the Tennesseaps
for year and day without rest but for
meals. g4la a.su a-
W. A. Hunt, Esq, editor Of the St.
Clairsville Chronicle, and ], T. Dean,
Mayor Of Martins Ferry, were in town
yesterday,
P.s. Cowen, formerly Cashier Of the
banking house Of Hoge, Sheets & Co., and
now OF the International Insurance Co.
Of Washington City, D. O., Is in. the city
for short time. He will remove his
family to the Capital City at an early
day. We sincerely wish him success in
his new field,
Two mules hitched to cart became
offended yesterday at some impoliteness
on the part Of the driver, and refused to
behave aa true mules ought They bent
an iron awning-pOst, smashed a curb
stone, and tore coal house door off Of
its hinges.
], St, j. Clarkson, Esq, better known
~ "Spivins," editor Of the Bellaire City
Commercial, ia suffering from an attack Of
inaamatOry rheumatism at his home In
Wheeling. q haE 2 latlfG
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ON LOTS FOR SALE

III Vim. Clark's second addition 10 the
town Of Martins Ferry. laid ont on that
beautiful river bottom between the Steel
Works Rolling Mill aud Nail Factory. A
good opportunity TO buy cheap property in
thriving town at low prices mud ON casy
terms (mr2Q) I. IRWIN, Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

Jusr received by express, another lot
Of those New York box.toed CATERS, the
incest ladies shoes that ever were made,
and the only place in tho city where you
can get them is at Il. V. Blonds; give him
d call, ..I.s..I...
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"oSEhnndted years ago today" Il now
Kept standing in The newspaper Offices, as
throughout the year,
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WILL open this morning 5000 yards Of
calico, which we sell at8t cents yer yard
at Aronheimer & Lewis; ladies call.
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TnE photographs Of The "Tenhessce.
ans" were on exhibition at Adams 4
Liltcng music store yesterday, and attract.
cd some attention. .--..''...-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-27

A DAYOF FASTING AND PRGHER.-m
view Of the SOth day of April being fixed
upon as day Of Fasting and Prayer BY
the friends Of Temperance in England,
the Women's National Christian Temper
apce Union unite with them to observe
the SOth Of April as a day Of Hpmilia.
ton, Fasting and Prayer, in behalf OF
Temperance in our land.
Societies are requested to observe the
day by holding all-day prayer meetings
and mass meetings, and by doing such
other work as the Spirit may prompt
The following themes are suggested,
and an hour designated for each, that all
may unite as one in believing prayer:
From 0 to 10 A. M-FOr the Christian
Women Of the land; that they may know
and do their duty in relation to the
liquor traffic,
From 10 to ll.-FOr the Pastors Of the
Churches; that they may be clothed with
spiritual power, and taught Of God, as to
the part they ought to take in this work.
From II to 12.-For the Children and
Young People Of the land; that they may
be kept from the debasing influence OF
strong drink. ...
From IL to l.-FOr Christian and other
Business Men; that they may dare to
stand by the right,
From to 2.-FOr our Country, and all
In Official Positions.
From 9 to 3.-For Manufacturers and
Dealers, men and women; that God may
open their eyes and enable them TO see
that they are running the souls and bodies
OF themselves and others.
From 8 to 4.-For the Young Men who
frequent the dram shops.
From 4 to 5.-For Drunkards and their
suffering wives and children.
Mass meeting at n in the evening
Miss FRANCIS E. WILLARD,
Cor. Sec. w. N. G. 7. Union.
ANNIE WTTTENMYER,
TAs Pres't W. N. CT, Union.
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OVER 100 remnants Of Carpets, from
the cheapest to finest, to be closed out the
this week at some price at
J. w. FERREL's.
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Still few more pieces Of that all
wool carpet at 65 cents per yard at
Aronheimer & Lewis; your last chance.
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IRON Cry CoMMERcIAL COLLEGE Is
the only institution OF the kind in this
City-hASburgh-that we recommend TO
the public patronage. -Rssbyterian Ban
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TnE Supreme Lodge Of the United
States independent Order Of Mechanics,
met In this city last evening,
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PmcE Ferrels goods and Carpets DO.
fore you buy, and nee for yourselves.
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FULL-BELTED listers, the new travel
ing garment, only to be had at
EMsIIEIMER BRos.
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WANTED-Immediately, 2 good Sales
men, we'll recommended.
JoHN RoEMER.
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ENOR sALE-O TWO.STORY FRAME
l. DWELLING HOUSE, containing six nDhn
and Kitchen, with all necessary OutbuIldngs Sta.
bic, DC. Also, one StHrerOOn, 2Dx.O feet, newly
acre, Of ground IN tho lst state Of cultivation: all
kinds Of choice fruit This property Is situated 1!
miles FROM Wheeling Oh the Wheeling FalrnOni
Turnpike, Limestone, Marshall ri,lnty, ". Va ii
s well calculated for GnterinlnmentsO general bS.
mess purposes. For any Information concerning the
purchase Of the Above property, enquire u ARM.
SThONn, COEN 4 CO, n Wheeling or Of JAS.
WILSON, Limestone, Marshall en-, VIVA. ap$lo
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ON Monday l will open 500 pieces tue
best New Style prints. All at 0 cents per
yard. J. w. FERREL,
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CALICO for q cents per yard at ArOn-
heimer & Lewis; drop In, ladies,
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TnE feeders are beginning to leave
town. A number Uf them went to Fits.
burgh yesterday.
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ALL United States taxes, whether spe.
cial or general, must be paid by the lst OF
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CARScRoss & DxEY at the Opera
House tonight.
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CHERIFFs SALE.


ny virtue Of State aud County taxes due by the
CrCsent Iron Company for the years 1871, 1873 and
1914 have levied upon and will proceed 10 sell at
Public Sale, Oh
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SrRiNa chickens are rather back ward
this year. q /
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THE marginal notes Of the frog are
again heard along the river.
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If you have a Sick Headache take a
dose Of Dr.. BulPs Vegetable Pills.; we
Know YOU willfind relief. " d8w
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lIASnoRoANs vcntured out again yes
terday. H.fE "-af "f
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WASrED.-Situation as travelling sales.
man for a Wholesale dry goods OF cloth.
ing house by a young man having several
years experience. Best Of references,
Address Salesman, 'care 1NTILifoE NCER,
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lloYs despair Of circn.es, and save up
theit niCkleS for l,ahtOhlihts.
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YESTERDAY was MS warm aud dusty hs
q day inApril. gal 1n0f
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d .ptAddi6onal ISoai Selma R,yl.
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WEATHER REcoRb. the following
shows the range Of the thermometer a.
observed at Silyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite PostOllice, yesterday:
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GhegttelIiasstrr1t:e' 1
TUESDAY. ApRIL e7. 1875.


wv" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Stock-Brown, the Halter.
Removals. HOrkheimer 4 ca
Step Ladders Morellead 4 Co.
CloCkS-Oxtoby & DuiIield.
Oil Cloths-NIendel, Booth Il Co.
Wanted-lnstructress.
Friend Il Son. Ff.F
lIeady.made Goods-hcad Of local.
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Cheap for Cash! )
Great Reduction in Prices

=, SO Pieces yau.wIdO PerCaIes down to
so Bolts yard.wIde BIeached Muslin
down to 80.
so Bolts yard.WIde soft finish Cambria
Muslin down to ll0.. II O fr
1000 Yards silk and wool POngee Plaid
Sultlngs reduced from 81 ~ to BOO.
1000 Yards Silk and MOhalF Plaid Suit.
lays reduced from rs TO $50.
800 Yards FouIarde Plaid Sultlngs 70.
duGed from 81 10 to 900.
500 Yards all ColOrs Spring AlpapaS
reduced to 25c. Y
1000 Yards magnificent and brilliant
Lustre Black AlpaCas reduced to 37C.
Beautiful grey and black stripe Sum.
mer Silks reduced from 81 % to'95C.
Handsome silk striped POplln Sultings
reduced to 25o. -
We call the attention Of the Ladies' to
the above Speclaltles. These are real
Bargains, and the like cannot be dupll.
GATED again OF any such figures during
the season. WI
L. Blum 81 BRO.
ap9l
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DOR SALE

AM sill offering for sale my COHlO ROAtlng and
Spice Grinding establishment, all In perfect work.
lug order md will Ia sold iOr less than la real
value. Until SOlh, the business will Ia continued
As formerly. Keeping god article Of Rnast CoiIp
and pure Ground Spices always on hand and al the
lowest possible rates, Ut It2O Main street.
apps A. TURNER,
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EoR SALE

-. A three story Brick House on Market st.,
No. 1Oil on west side, fronting on Market
street twenty-five feet and running back 10
alley 80 Ieet occupied rs n Store Room.
ISAAC COLTS, Agent.
mriS or JOHN o. PENbLETOS,
E,OR SALE-Ten Shares, $1,000 each NJ
Il the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works At Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
Iron manufacturing establishment In The
West and Is now In full and successful on.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2S Financial Agent, ii6O Main st.
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LADIES, II you want anything in the
way Of fine Shoes go to L. V. Blends. He
keepa the finest assortment Of ladies',
misses and children's kept in The city.
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PERcAtE Aprons 26c apiece; Bows,
Kilt Suits s. 50 apiece, Tucked Muslin
skirts from 76c upward; Pointed Linen
Collars Sc apiece; Ladies' Undetgarments,
all kinds At EMsHErMER BRos'.
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FoR RENT.

DOR RHINESTONE ROOM, DWELL
IL INC and HALL, west side Of Market,
between 10Th and 10th streets, in Beck's
Block. Also, Room ut present occupied by
q. A. Wickham as an Auction House.
Enquire Of
janis ANTON REYMANN.
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=, For MArTRESEs-CoRK SHAvtNus-
The best and cheapest article known.
They Will last for years. Only eight cents
per pound. Forty pounds will gil the
largest mattress. For sale by
-. ARtlsTRoNd, Bro. 4 Co,
Hand 46First Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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SAM IAN. SEN. 7P.M
II u az u
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THE following are lew Of the many
articles that we will sell at half their
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-'rhe follow.
ing cases were disposed Of by Mayor
Dean at the police court yesterday morn.
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ANNIE WTTTENMYER,
TAs Pres,t w. n. Q. I. Union.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-15
The Present Style of women's Dress


The pull-back style of ladies' dresses
excites the enthusiastic admiration of a
lady correspondent of the Indianapolis
Herald. She says;
l never see woman with her clothes
tied back close about her human form di-
vine that | don't feel like shouting,
"Hallelujah the good time is coming" 1t
is the first milestone toward the emanci-
patton OF my sex. They are marching on.
1t is the visible evolving of the Eve woman
out of rudimentary conglomeration OF
odds and ends. 1t is classic, and artistic
souls rejoice thereat; and, also, it is cover
ing the intention of the original apron,
and not dress, modern innovation, each
piece of which was added for an additional
sin. until the pieces threatened suffocation.
Woman has certainly evoluted
little out of the original sin. At last
you see, in broad daylight, her legs, hel
whole natural shape. Undoubtedly We
shall retrograde a trife, but progress is
our watch word, and the eye of prophecy
beholds, in future Eden, woman robed il
a garment which will allow the free actor
of all the organs, for all are honorable. >
Therefore, rejoice with me that my sex once
more dares to show Adam the woman-no
bundle of rags, but the form divine in it,
beauty and grace, and pray with me that
the day is not far distant when the legs
now tied back, be emancipated, the arm
now trussed like backed fowl be allowed
to move to the melody of bodily motion
and through the recovered laws Of health
new woman-constitution formed, to whicl
she shall cling with Andy J ohnson tenacit.
forever and ever. Amen.