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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-17
Religious InteIiiZcnce-Scrv To-
morrow.


Services as usual at the Diciple church.
Morning subject, THE nature and reaIi.
ty OF the future Of the righteous Subject
NJ night, second discourse on the "Evi
dences of the future punishment OF the
wicked" Sunday school at $50 o'clock.
At the English Lu,hern Church, regu-
lar services Will be observed, and the In
ternational Sunday School Lesson will
be had Subject "Almost persuaded, ~
acts XVI, II %. Gorden text, acts XVI
rs, "Almos. Thou Pcrsuadest Ne 10 be 3
Christian"
At the First Presbyterian Church,
Chspline street, Rev D. A. Cunning
ham, d. D., pastor, will preach al lO4 A.
NJ. and at p. NJ Evening subject,
"The Promotion OF Joseph being the
third of the series of Lessons from The
life OF Joseph.
The German Protestant St. John $
Church, will celebrate the day in Re
membrsnce of the Dead" Rev. Edward
Voss has selected for this occasion the
words of Christ, written in St. John,
chapter Is, verse 80: AIN the world ye
shall have tribuIstIon, but be Of good
cheer, have overcome the world
At the Reformed Episcopal church
Weisel Hall, Rev. Ls.sue, who arrived
in the city last night, will preach both
morning ard evening.
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TheCoIored Kohtrnm.

A lecture Is to be delivered to the peo-
pie of color in the old city hal, over the
Second ward market, on Monday even
ing next. The lecturer Mr.. John II.
Harris, carries with him host OF le,ters
from distinguished men commencing
him in high terms. He seems like a
rather bright and intelligent person, and
talks pretty well We believe the sub
jeCt OF his lecture Is, The condition of
the colored rase, and the true course the
Interests OF that race require its members
to pursue or words to mat Ell CT. Nj.
Harris will doubtless make himself in
teresting TO his audience.
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The sl.ouuou OF the public Is respect
fully called to the wants of the Chiliren,'
Home for the winter season. CpnTibu-
tions of fruit, and al kinds Of vegetables,
potatoes, turmps, cabbage, g., vii. be
gratefully received. Many farmers and
produce lcuIers could lake contributions
o, TINS kind with little Inconvenience 10
Themselves, which would add greatly to
the comfort and health of these orphan
children or the winter.
AlLcnli. n is also called to the near APP
prosch of Thanks living Day. No better
Offering OF thanks can be made than TO
remember these little ones, who are pure
ly children Of providence, with liberal
and .uitaoln donations Tor this occasion.
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Masonic Temple.

Inasmuch as a change nas been sug-
gested in the name of the Washington
ball building and rs the majority o: The
stock is owned by the Masonic fraternity,
who will occupy the upper floor We sug-
gest the name OF Masonic Temple a sp
propriate. Another argument in favor
OF thus christening the new building, IS
the fact that the Mssons are eEdesvoIin:
TO perfect arrangements for opening the
building about the first OF January with
3 concert, banquet, ball and competitive
drill Of knights Templsr, which it Is IL
tended to make one OF the grsndest
affairs ever held in the city. Most every
other town of any magnitude whatever,
hiss a Masonic Temple and why Lo:
Wheeling?
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Lodge Instituted.

Wheeling Lodge No. -, Independent
Order of Worklngmen, was Instituted
Thursday night by Deputy Supreme
President Milligsn, of Cincinnati. TIE
following are the officers elected for the
term ending January l, 1878. G. L.
Crsnmer, President; George Hocke, Vice
President; F. z. Jepson, Recording Sec.
rotary; ) D. Tippett, Secretary; c II,
Berry, Tiea urer; T. B. Campbell, Psst
President; " A. Wilson, J. II. ZeveIey,
y. W. Beck, Trustees.
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building, main entrance, dedicated to the
gallant dead, who sacrificed their all on
the altar OF their State and country.
When We bring back to our mind In al
lis freshness, the camp lite, the march,
and the battIe field with all their pleasures
and suherings Of sixteen years past, and
the. occurrences OF those years, we are
ready to exclaim, how ungratelul is
West Virginia! Nay, bring it home,
how ungratetul the city OF Wheeling /!
Your citizens IN those critical moments
rushed into the breach, filed your QUOT, s
and many lost their lives, and to.day al.
that Is moTta! OF them is the spot that
marks their last resting place. On
yoAder point overlooking our CITY =,
near Nit. Wood, few stones
called foundation were laid, for
an intended monument to the memory Of
these gallant dead; but, oh!
How PATRIOTISM DIES WITH THE YEARS
how soon torgottenl Is it built? Look,
ii you please, TO that small but large
hearted place, Pomeroy, on the Ohio. A
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Af'heeIing &egi5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Sliverware-Turner & Dillon.
Panhandle Time Table - Thirc
Page.
Opera House-Miss Laura Joyce.
LadIes' Gold Watches-Louis Dechert
Letter List.
Od,l-Ll-t, Davenport * Parks.
Tn Piste-N. * g. Taylor.
Grand Display Head of Local.
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Enrs Longer Tnnn "a Mule.

Mr.. b. II. McMechen has shown us 8
-occimen of the corn grown on his
Genwood iarm this year. The ears are
,grr twelve inches in length, well filled
IA, and IN excellent condition. He thinks
it will compare tsvorably with any corn
raised in the country.
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Below we give few "reminiscences OF
the old panhandle" or First Virginia
regiment in their campaign during the
late uupleassntuess, from the pen OF one
VINO was with them in the camp ana on
The First Regiment, West Virginia
Infantry, was organized in May, 1861,
made up from the counties of Hancock,
Brooke, Ohio and Marshall, or, In other
,rN-ds
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StcalIICFSoId.

The steamer Market Boy, which has
ben plying IN tie Wheeling and Msta-
u IRA. trade, has been sold to Messrs.
Volt & Montgomery for 81 500. These
parties intend putting her in = trade be-
liz Louisville, Capt Porter, the former
owner Of the Market By, expects to put
,.qer the ThahEsuser or johnson in the
MalamOras trade.
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lohn Logson, confined in the jail st
Ia place by order OF the Wetzel Circuit
Cont, charged With burglary, was taken
before Squire Phillips, yesterday, and re.
.as,cd on MS giving bond in the sum Of
80 for his appearance. Kate Lunan is
- .LrntN
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CONSUMPTION CURED

- 90 Fg ra-II. I,tsrs1 fT.tn practice. L4sla. r.
afs.N go TAf Ild-a -sy.sry tie fuT....a III
t pc k'1LiD4- r-in@iy for spely AID permanent
..4- - 67"f pun, bTVfsluts cIldrrh hsta and
.lrI4t md I1E EfsCtiyls a.sO a c.rs tor reryygs
rDlJ ard al nervous mpiaIlts, having tested -
...--s" yy~eTs m tEDuAAnds Of Cases hAs felt Il IL
~ - make . known u hs suffering fell0us Art1.
.-" ~ d--r- o. sse human suffering = ID sad
10 al no desire ttuls recipe IA German Fr.EeE
"'ttki-l Fitnl ~ lr5ctlons. Address. WITH stamp
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The Observation-Disclosures

In the cases of the city against Ran
dclph StalnaAer and VIM. A. List, for
lighting. the former yesterday confessed
Judgment and paid SO and costs into
The city treasury. The latter Will con-
trs. the case in the police court this morn
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Local Weather Report.

Below we give the highest Snd lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, Tor
the week ending last evening ooserys-
tious made by Mr.. Schnepf, Al OPeFa
House drug store:
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"WHAT will you give me for twenty
FIVE cents?' said drunken individual
leaning against the counter for support
Nothing said Laramie. "Humph! !
can get that cheaper down to McClus-
ky's," and out ne went
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THE PANHANDLE REGIMENT
"REMINISCENCES OF FHE ohD
FIRsI VIRGINIA.

One of the Members Tells "ha' ~
KDews-The Tnree MOnths Set
yiee-The Three Years Ser
yice-WOunding OF 6enera'
Kelly at Phiiiipi-Death
OfCOIOneI ThObuIn AT
Cedar Creek The
soldiers MOnu-
ment CUES
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-17

TIE Schmulbsch Zousves have en-
aa.cd Turner hall for ball on Thanks
,yjng night. All the troops psrtici-
.aliug in the sham battle are expected
ID bs present.
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STILL we lead. Our Cloak department
is the most complete tins side OF New
York. Our prices much lower than all
others. l. Blum 4 Bro.
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LoAKs-Moro c.oaks at l. Blum y
Bro. than all others combined. II you
wish to save from So to $40 give Blum
IL Bro. call.
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IlrZ's Prizes, amounting to-. .......... Sj2l 50
Gen. q. I. Beauregard, Of La Gen. JupaI
A. Early, OF Va COLITn issiOner-
Write tor circulars or seno orders 20
n. A. DAUPHIN,
+. q. Box 6S2, New Orleans, La.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
csrp.is this week, at the corner TO-, Main
and Twentieth streets, j. w FerreIs.
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HAVE You not bought your cloak? Go
to Blum's to-day. A rich display. Re
member y great saving by buying At
the manufacturers.
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TuE talk Of the city" is the en-
broldcrod adjustable Corset At EmshcIm'
er Bros
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BAKERS Cod Liver Oh, Lime Gnd
Wild Cherry-a pleasant medicine, and
certain remedy for Consumption,
Scroruls, Debility, etc. Now is the time
to use it. John G. Baker " Co., Druggists,
Philadelphia.
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G EXITS fine Shoes OF the lates! styles
ust received Al l.. V. Biouis.
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CONDENsED TIME TABLE.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
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Go To | Blum X Bro, + you wish =
handsome cl,.h. The only Pla'c IN the
clty where y on can lind fine assortment.
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Goto j. W. Fcrrcrs store thi, week
for dry goods or carpets II You want
bargain.
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ALL wool, ~ inch Cashmores, reduced
to 50 cents. Who can do it,. |. Blum
&c Bro.
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THERXsMITER

LAIs WEATHER
RiChest. LoUeN.
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BUY your Cloaks at Emsheimer Bros
They open new CI0sks almost daily
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner Of Main and Twentieth ,treo's. j.
w. FerreI's.
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Bysr Prints at cents l. Blum X
Bro.
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The hsndsomes. cloaks in the city at
]. Blum i Bros.
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The best flushed tie haut,omesI TT
ting, the lowest prices on cloaks. 81 !,
Blum y Bros.
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tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
IN pdatI0n. RI, l.,
.Steubenvllle Accommodation
rain during the day passes backward ahI
tnrward between Martins Ferry and
Bellalre, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
aud Gravei Hill.
TIME FABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FIJI
day, May d, 1871;
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Buy y.ur Cloaks At Emsheimer Bros
llO6 Main street.
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Tx finest cloak. in the city at l. Blum
Z Bros
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
During which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi-AnnuaI Drawing

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
10 Approximation Prizes OF gro. 1890
~ 10. 1850
LU IS. 800
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THREE HUNDRED new closks at Blums
Prices the lowest.
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Tue cheapest shoes D the city ST +. '
Blnnt-s.
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II you want 10 get suI.edIn pair #
SHOES, 20 t. l.. Y. Blends.
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LAEsr STYLES Of Shoes iIst received
II J.. V. RionI's
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FLANNEL~ Blanket, and WaIerproois
al d. d reduction. |. Blum X Bro.
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Monthly Drawing Tuesday. January :,
l53. Capital prize $3.50. Tickets s. each.
Halves 81. noe W-Rt
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THE cheapest Cloak- and the largest
variety, II Emshrlme-s.
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THE finest shoes kept IN The c'ty At J.
V. Blond 5.
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New lot of winter goods at Reeds.
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The hes. sll WOO. beaver Cl"akS IN
the city At SO Al Emshelmer Bros.
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Go To 1920 Market street Tor stylish
hat
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-22
TIE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.

And now it is the Stock Exchanges tu,n
to have at him. In Wednesdays iss-7e Of
that cleverly edited paper we find the follow
ing happy sketch of the Presidential Phan-
tasmagorithum in New York: Mr. and Mrs
Hayes will set out on their travels a3ail to-
morrow evening. New York is to be honored
this time with their distinguished presence,
and a grand reception at the Union League
Club is the ostensible purpose of the visit
lnasmuch as the Union League Club is a
George William Curtis organization, it is not
difficult to understand that the secret obiecy
of the reception and its acceptance is to adj
minister snub on the ConkGpgites. To
give this snub a sharper sting, Theodore
Roosevelt, the rejected nomiIee for Collector,
has invited Mr.. Hayes to male his house his
headquarters, but this Mr. Hayes doubtless
thir',s would be too pointed, for ne declined.
Of course, the Curtis-P osevelG fac 'ion is
strong enough to get up crowd \ Madison
Square that viii fill the air with -aalediciions
and cover Mr.. Conkling with s. ne and con-
fusion. The night viii be made hiieous
with shouts, the brass be-ds, as usual,
split the ali with patriotic notes, the custom
airy fireworks viii ''fzz' and glare, and all
New York will be ayog. The ''Erring Brother
of the Cabinet will as usual be introduced
with "a few ocular remarks from the Presi-
dent" Mrs. Hayes Will make her accus-
toned bow from the balcony, ard be received
with the usual ''tumultuous cheering" The
President and ''Little Evarfs" viii make their
speeches, and next morning tie papers WI
tell how ''last nj 5ht's demonstration must con-
vino: the friends of Conkling that the Pres
ident has in no nowise lost his confidence of
the the Republican p,.r,y Of New York. :"
But all that will not secure the confirmation
of any New York appointment that Corkling
doesn't ike It is easy enough to get up
great demonstration in New York, but ''great
demonstrations" don't make vot, II Exec
tive s. sion
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-22
THE THROAT CUTTING AT RENO.

The Reno Gazette of Thursday evening
presents the following particulars regarding
the throat cutting affray at that city Last
evening was the occasion of an almost fatal
affray between one j. S. Farrell and Geo..
Brotherton, in which the latter had his throat
cut by razor manipulated by Farrell. Far
reH had wife and child here and falling to
get work went up to Boca, where he obtained
employment from the ice company. Yester-
day afternoon the company ceased work, on
some account, and finding that they would
not resume for two days, Farrell walked
down to see his family. Upon visiting his
house where he had left his family, Farrell
was surprised to find it empty, all Of the fur
niture having been removed but one mattres~.
Upon inquiry, Farrell learned that his wife
was living in the western addition, and
thither he went to find her at the house of
Mrs. Drannan. According to the ste.y of
Farrell, he found his W lie and the man, Broth
erton, in rather intimate relations, end he
sought to end it by endiao Brothe. ton. Ac-
cording to Brotherton's story, Farrell
Knocked at the door and when he opened it,
he was assaulted by Farrell with the result
mentioned. At any rate the woman gave
rather an inceherent sto.y to officer Avery
who took the wounded man doWa to the sur
geon. Erotherton had CHASTITY cash in his
throat a foot Z length, and Farrell was found
at his old home with his little child which he
had taken with him after the afray. The
two were lying upon the only mattress ard
officer Avery took them to a room at the Ar
cade. This morning Farrell gave bonds of
$500 70" his appearance, his surety being
VIM. Duck. One other signer is yet needed.
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New SoLDIERs.-Of a transshipment of
recruits, the Silver State of Thursday says:
A squad of recruits, principally musicians and
artifcers, for the First and Sixth Cavalry,
passed through on yesterdays train. One of
them attempted to desert on the way, and
was held as prisoner
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To Rent.

SEVERAL. VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
- handsomely furnished, to be had single or en-
suite. They situated in the best part town With
out board Inquire at the APPEAL OFFICE. decl2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l. Q S 7

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE ". & T..
~ Railroad Office and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office, in
Carson, on the goth OF December Goth 1877 Check for
$50, drawn by Hayne & Co. Wells Fargo & Co., in
favor of D. NJ Cole The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leavin" it at Wells, Fargo Co.'S Office, in Carson.
December 81, 1877 1w*
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=, =, -, -,
I'''','' "ou'' "'l' "N'.' "'' t''S" imrrove-
"'en's upon HIS H'n'' ''N' Is not easy 10 say
nov ms EI,'' 'o"u"'p'r"'y ba'h ny re-
","'n'ns III ",r","N an" w" coming an
O'"'i Hi'","'"" ~ vs." '', I''9'r' VIII ior-
'N'' ,,No w nus o,'s'".' p"' w, S"N'u rom mo
""'u,'''E " nv" INV O'7''' p'S'' anu hosto'
p',1'sh orE,'' S's.
So'no i'U'''""nn oh"''n'ns Uhe chango
Wn',n 'he hlss" URN sn W.T. mas 'ousrd N
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II is reported that Mr.. HAYES Ia TO spend
a part Of the summer In visiting at the
South. The White sulphur Springs. IL is
said, will be hOnOrcd by his distinguished
presence.
There arc many reasons why Mr.. HAyEs
should feel inclined to 20 South. The pros
poet Of his being supported at the North in
The coming elections il not encouraging. and
It Is not 80 pleasant to be entertained 10y
people who are sure To vote against you as
by those who may possibly soto for you. 1t
H. believed 10y the most Intelligent Republic
cansat least many Of them SO express
themselves that the reaction against HAYES
IN the Republican party North will be very
marked.
From the South, Mr.. HAYES receives CON
slant assurances that his course Is APP
proved, and he nfcrs from these assurances
that he is to bc accorded IA corresponding
political support there. No wonder that
with the tide rising rs rapidly as IL is
against him hc should bc inclined to Tee for
shelter to any ark that seems TO promise
safety.
T"'. - fresh cause why Mr.. HAYES
should 20 South. The publication in 1HE
SuN yesterday Of Mr. y. CHANDLEIi's GER
tiicatcs OF deposit OF large sums OF money.
raised mainly 10y assessment on Federal
oniccholdcrs, with HAYfSs endorsement
showing that HAYES paid them out to pro-
mote his own election. has established he
yond all doubt his hypocrisy in his civil scr
vice reform rrctcnsiuns. The jac siidrs Of
these certificates being scattered over the
North whcrc newspapers are almost univcr-
sally read. will cause HAYES TO bc seen
through by everybody here. At the South
newspapers circulate far less generally, and
HAYES can travel there without being 50
commonly regarded a. "a charlatan.
No wonder Mr.. HAYES should prefer to go
South; and yet he VIII hardly want to hr So
far South rs Louisiana when the trial OF the
members Of the Returning Board comes ON.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-.Sr. want
To- thank YOU from my heart for your yindira-
ton Of the memory Of Horace Greeley in your
SuS Of the 7th inst; and feel sure that every
fnir-mindcd man in the world Will JOIN mo in
this expression Of feeling. Mr. Greeley had
friends IN all parts OF the country who hold HIS
memory dear as life sclf. and | am one Of that
number 1t has been source Of incNlressibie
sorrow that his noble life should have gone out
in darkness and mystery a. Il did. and anything
that throws light upon tho causes or persons
that brought il about cannot but be Of the high
est interest to every Intelligent citizen. Again
l thank you. Respectfully yours.
WAPELLo. Iowa. July 10. l.. W. MYERS
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II ciu-c- u- much qualification to know
that THE ST, advice as "a loNc and matri-
mpny IL highly appreciated 10y cur cnam-
ored r,adrr-. There is no time in the life Of
Il Young miu or a mnidcu when the adno-
uiton- Of ".-'lom are morc needed than
when the Ter passion first begins to agi-
tate the heart. Then imagination takes
possession ~ Ga" lover and though prosaic
enough a. to other matl"r7 he builds up u
poetic Ideal, mnllrs Of the object Of his
Affections being removed from the gross
things Of earth. one who walks the solid
ground, il is true, blt dwcll- in spirit ana in
desert among the pure and bright inhahit-
ants Of the celestial spheres. A to the
maiden, her fancy cndow7 the youth ~ her
love with all kuiGhtly and hcroicattributcs.
This is very pretty; the birds sing sweetest
in the mating season. bat really the girl is
not an angel, and the boy IS not hero, as
the pair may find out some day. So cool
head may help the young people by bring
Ing them down TO actual facts, though the
tall may give their hearts u bump which
VIII ltliso them sadly.
There is no question in life which interests
more people, and more profoundly than
That of love, 1t il a complaint which
Is epidemic, a welcome disease which
attacks all hearts. Therefore it is the
hounlcn duty of the journalist who assumes
to deal with all that concerns mankind, and
to lend II helping hand to his comrades in
the warfare of life, to pay special heed to II
| subject Of such ongrossing interest as love
! aud If 1t be delicate theme fol- discussion,