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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
SATURDAY, the lath day Of ynIy, Is;;,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of Died Of Trust made BY u:
Prince and Mary Prince bis wife 10 the uhdtrfh
cd Trustee, dated June 18th, 1875, TeCnfded 10 u
oitico Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of VI
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Tru'l Rot IA
=, ra8e Gl2, will sell at the font DOR Of lheC'lf
HOusp q said county, on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, isR
Commencing al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, all The hilcEi.
described portions Of lois NUMBERED ETnirI
and eighteen (Is), as desIgnatrI on The psi d ltt
addition 10 the City Of Wheeling laid OT ly JGh9
Mcclure, James II. FoIythe and other, and oisd
North Wheeling, and said lots are ifOntc 90 ~
east side oi.West street. The parts Of ssii ~
offered Tor tale are described Is follows Bliah!i'
A. point on the cast side Of WettItrtCi and 10y.
eight icot nine inches north Of the south llhe o. y
NO. IL: thence northWArdly and with Vol mU
sixteen iect 10 the north corner Of = llmt bog'
situated on part Of lots Nos II and lsi lhebcr a.,
Hardly with aid house and parallel With lhr -
line Of aid lot No, IS 10 an alley: ihthtr S.u
warmly hxteen feet; thence WtstEudly 70 we
ginning. The Intention ls 10 lell the northern ~
or tenement Of nld frame houie with The EIoI ,,
on which It stands, running back the ant '''-
10 the alley In the rear.
Title believed TO be good, but will ton'tI 'al
the title vested In ME. ..-.
TERhs or SALE-0ne-hali or mon V ~
chaser 30 elect, In cash, the balance In tVotqla p
ntallments at six and twelve months, not" eit.'
Interest 10 DO given and tho title Ttiainci Ht'l
payment Is made in full. r.,
W. J. W. COwDRS, Solicitor. .,..,
je9 W. II. HALLHR, Ausiiot0'
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GENERAL NOTICES

nIss0LuTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP va.
~ Arm q Reeves 4 Chlpllne has bSra MI III III
a si,dn mutual consent, AleI. Ii. CSIoiIl
2. Reeves. joseph {, Reeves d M Az Joseph
leot all debts due the late Brrn and an 10 70 col.
against the late arm should 10 prSsS,;.I t.lAlni
will b settled by BAld Reeves. ''"''I 10 Ani
,r. A. a. CHApIIyp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By ]. l. ~.
gln and HELEN L. Hoian, his wife, TO The u In
Aligned Trustee, dated March a. 1876, AID Of rtcg!
among tho land records Of ManhAll county, VIZ,
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. ., page lOI,
will on
SATURDAY, the 2lIt day Of July, Isl,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the FROG, looI Il
the Court House Of Manhlli county, W. Va, ,tl
AZ public auction the following described rslnlI.
that Is tOAy:
Its numbered Fifteen and Sixteen no, l,,sI
lGl In McClean's addition 10 the town Of Mounts
Vile, MarshSll county, West YlHinla, and bound.
cd ~ follows toWlt: On the east by Mechanr sind
on the west by an alley; on the north by ]. ".
ProbAsco's lot, and on the south by lot soll hy
7. ,Waymau, sheriff aud Commissioner, to NtlTa
JobCs
The title L. believed 10 DO perfect, but will CC1.
yey only such title ~ Is yGstcI In me by SlId dui
Of trust.
TELMs OF SALE -Ore.third, or more, II the "a.
chaser 20 elect, cash. the balance In two equal q.
stallments at nix and twelve months. uoles besrts
interest to he given and secured 10 the siislnCls
IelG W. J. W. COwDEN, Trustee
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, pl,ry,,,

" VI WEaoA NAAAAANAAt c. W
Thomas Moorhead 4 Bon
Steamer "stnr Of the wstn Attachment
Whereas, Libel has been hIod In ,h.n Nj.
Court Of the United States, for The Dir,,IS yy't
Virginia, on the 18th day Of June. A. II Ss.NIh No
Thomas Moorhead Hon ct ais. RGaln,t ihsss,,tI
CT "stGr Of the West" her engine iSrSie e'is'
apparel and furniture. Now, Therefor, n o'nt
anee Of the monltion under the seal Of Oh vs.
10 me directed and delivered, do hereby ~ sii
lilo notice 10 oil persons claiming the mid ~
her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel mi L,,s,ilrr
or IN any manner Interested therein, ibIi ,lttsih
and lppear before the Rld District Court, VI +
a the city Of Wheeling In and TOT no b,,,isaa
West Virginia, on the Both day Of June IL q
O'clock in tho forenoon Of that day IprnvtiI.IillH
same shall be day Of Jurisdiction, utS,tSTN VI
the next day Of Jurisdiction thereafter ~ g
there to intsrposo their claims, md 10 mil tli
allegations on that behalf AR
No.. GEO. W, PATTON
United States Marlhal Dist, W.,
By B, J. CAMPBELL n,,,s.
L. q. BARR, Proctor for LbcllGni, wy"
WhaIia0, w "a, June IS, 1877. Lv
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FOR SALE
Quo COUNTY FARM FOR sAIy
SALE,

IWill Oncr at public sale, on the prnls,n
THURSDAY, July 18th,
Ny Farm, altnate two miles vHi Of Ia Cirs,
Jefferson county, Ohio, and containing wv
no ACRES OFLAND.
More or les. The Cleveland & PIItIburb R,I,,,
passes through the farm; also, the suTreTeI me-
the Peoples Freight Road, between New Yo,i,If
Chicago. An almost ineIhAnStiblc IIMEsfGST
QUARRY on the place; also, a QUARRY GT
BUILDING STONE, which has hen I5IlT ~,
At Wheeling. W. Val also, the upper a ill,.,
Of COAL. Also, at the Blne time, Will m -
arately, the lower or lhait vein Of Coal upj,,ri,
said farm, which Is located midway lItv,sb Il.
La Grange and Ruth Run shafts, which hrt 1Sp,,,
ok foot vein Of coal One Of the bCsl llndibs,,
the Ohio river.
TERMS oY sAIE-Ons.hAlf cAsh down, ,tl q.
hall In one year FROM day Of Lale. Deferred ts,,
ments TO bear interest at the nate Of III ma ~,
and 10 be secured TO the satisfaction O The EpI,,
signed. Parties desiring further IniGrmItI0p, q
wishing TO visit the farm, can call on o. GddTps.
owner n. W. MCGEE
PhlllIpsburg, Jefferson Go, %.
Or, J. F. DAYTON, Attorney, sleubeuIlis 0
leiS-eode
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KssAYs.
Music.


Work.....-Mlss Hattie Burke. Pennington, W. Va.
The Teachers Work.. Mis- Florence WAraLngen,
PalGtine, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fDally except sunday-NeWafk Accommodation.
tSteubenVille Accommodation train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi-
red al sherman House, RtnAVille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
A CARD FROM
E. |. PRUSSING G. co.

We beg leave 10 notify tho public that, As miny
unprnclpled persons are circulating the story that
tho Vinegar recently condemned by the Board Of
Health Of Washington, D. C., was oil our mAnufac.
tuTe We are obliged 10 publish the following cor
resPondencn, which explains itself:
Warrington, D. C-SIR: Has any Vinegar manu-.
featured by US been conGJcated or condemned BY
your Board: An early reply will greatly o6lige
E. l.. PRuSSlNG d Gu.
board OF HEALTH, WAsHINGToS, JunO 0, 1871
X. l. PRuSISG 4 Co., ChlCago-Gentlemen In
reply TO your communication Of this date, l am In
stTueted TO inform you that tho Board Of Health
has never condemned any Vinegar Of your manu-
iactuTo, nor has complaint ever been made Of the
Impurlty Of tie nme. Very respectfully,
c. Q. CON, NJ. d, Secretary.
We would also submit the following FROM Or.
Aiken, Of Maryland, and DR.. MahlA, OF ChIc1go:
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, June Q, lsT7.-I|
have this day made Chemical Analysis Of m
aVenge sample Of PruAing'a Vinegar, and 1nd It
free from all trace Of mineral acids aud metallic
impurities, and therefore pure. Free sulphuric
acid, very Injurious adulieTatlOn often found 10
the commercial article Is not present In this vine.
gar. WILLIAM Z. A. AIKEN,
Prot Chem. and PhlT.
Requested by Mr. PfuSIng, I subjected sample
Of his Vinegar to Chemical Analysis and found 1t
perfectly Tree from mineral acids and metallic sub
stanceI with which commercial vinegar Is 20 frI-
Quenty ldullerAted. ! can recommend u, there
fore, aS an entirely pure aud rhoeJORe article.
i. MAllLA, Phi. Dr..
In conclusion, We will add that our WE'LL known
brands oil Vinegar have stood the test Of public
opinion for tWenty-nine years, besides having re-
ceiyed Grst premiums ut the Worlds Fair, the
United States Fair the Illinois State Fair, the Chi.
ic2S.Sod E. /. PRUsslSG & CO., Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28
oRATIOSs.

Things Worthy Our Ambition,
J. W. EcNlOH, PruntytOwn, W. Va.
The True Nobility,
8 F'P. ITo,kstt, Piedmont, W. Va.
Music
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ne foIlsh B0y'''.'............MlSs Jesiio Grove,
FlemlDgtOn, W. Va
Madam Rowland's last Address,
Miss Della HArr, Palatine, W. Va.
Music,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28

The Teachers Work.. Miss Florence WArasIngen,
PalAtinc, W. Va.
Music.
REGULATIONS.
The Polish BOy...............,..MSs Jessie Grove,
Madam Rowanl's Last Address,
Miss Della Harr, PslStine, ". Va.
Music.
oRLTIoSs.
Things Worthy Our Ambition,
); ". HcHlOn, PruntytOwn, W. Va.
8 FIR. Ho,kett, Piedmont, W. Va.
Music.
DEBATE.
RGIoirei, That the English language Is not def-
tined 10 become universal.
AthmatlYc...A. A. Waters, Laurel Point, W, Va.
Hegative.."..."..J. s. Fleming, FairmOnt, W. Va.
On Sabbath, at 1Oi o'clock, Miss Tay-
lor, OF the Wheeling Female College,
delivered an excellent address in the
NJ. f. Church. Her subject was "Work,"
and it was well handled. In the after.
noon Of the same day, Prof. Pendleton
delivered an address before the Senior
Glass in the Normal School building,
which has been pronounced good.
Monday was Commencement day, and
long before the hour for the exercises to
begin the hall was full to Overlooking,
with persons eager to hear the speeches
and essays Of the graduating class. All,
with one or two exceptions, acquitted
themselves handsomely, The following
are their names:
Miss Jessie Grove, Mr.. L. W. Boggess,
Columbus Ford, Miss Swisher, Mr.. II. l..
Miller, Z. S. Amos, Miss Susie Hall, Miss
Mary Long, ]. W. Cheney, D. D. Vande-
wort, o. ]. Moore, II. G. lawson, Z. II.
Rector, B. +. Ramage, J. W. Newton, ].
+. Dixon, Howard Ogden, J. G. Copelin,
J. W. McDougal, Miss Fannie Burns, ].
W. BeRl, G. F. Price and John Layellc.
In the evening the Alumni met at the
hall. Mr.. Sanford Fleming and Mr.. f.
?. Heskctt delivered orations, and Miss
Jennie Sinnett read an essay, after which
all repaired 10 the large hall below and
there spent the remainder Of the evening
in promenading and partakiug Of refresh
mentS. Many no doubt met on this occa-
sion for the last time.
Tuesday, as the different trains passed,
the students and their friends, met at the
depot to take final "hand.shake," and
to say this solemn word taretreA. Not
few tears did We see shed at this time.
Considering everything we spent very
happy time at the commencement.
THO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an ORDER Of sale to me tt1
l. rected by the Probate Court Of Hamilton
county, OHIO. IN case NO. 2,6S1, L VIII sell Ut
Public Auction, on the premisJs, on Monday,
the 30th day of April, 1877. at IL O'clock A. M
the following described real estate. TO- wit:
Situated in the northwest quarter Of Section
Seven ~ in Colerain Township, HamilGon
County, State of Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, ty-wit: Beginning at point on tho
north line OF said Section. Seven II at thG
northeast corner of Solomon Barns tract ID
land; thence east on said Section line l.6sN
chains 10 a stake: thence south deg. west 5.M
chains; thence west l.6Sk chains: thence uort[
deg east 6sS chains to the place of BEGINNING
containing one acre OF land, strict measurs.a
ami being the same premises conveyed tn AT
len Barns by A. j. Titus, by decd made and
recordeu IN Deed BOOB 5l3, page 49, IN HANK
ton Lounty Record oil Deeds. Appraised IA
1850. 80
Terms of sale Half cash, balance in tuna
equal payments in six and twelve months from
day of sale, with interest, secured by mortaaG
ON premises sold.
MARTIN BARNS,
Administrator Of Allen Barns, deceas ID.
S. Is. CARTER, Attorney. mh3l@StG
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

7 EGAL-COMMON PLEAS COURT Or
IL Hamilton County, case No. 5l9ll. Klei 10.
Detmer q Co., plain III, VS.. Leo mmarer, de-
fenQani. SAID defendant will take notice that
on February 2, 1877, said pia:ntills fled thcis
certain petition in the abIVes ate cause pras4
Ing therein for Judgment against HIM for TIA
sum of$ll2 Stand interest thereon from j a&E
%, 1877, upon an account for goods sold and de-
liVered, and that an attachment mas besM
lssueh IN said cause. Defendant is required IA
answer or demur to said titiou on or ueioEa
May I, 1877, Or judgment will be rendered ae--
cordInglr. KLElAE, DEIMER & CO..
OTWAY J. CosGRAyE, Atty. Plaintiffs
Dated Cincinnati. March 81, 1S77 mh3 -6tS
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NDan'i Druce.O

The jarrett Palmer Company, from
Booths Theater, New York, close their
"Dan'l Druce" engagement at the Grand
oRera-house to-day. Two performances,
matinee and night. If you have not
heen, you can not afford to miss The op.
Roftunity to-day. Next week Mr.. Leon.
Erd growers great sensational comedy,
Cur Boarding-house."
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HATS, &c.
COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
IN coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime, cement,
tile. &C., SC Office S3l Central avenue
Branch Office, S96 and sos Central ave-
nue.: Office and blacksmith shops, 1913
Central avenue: cigar store and Office, 9ls W.
Second street and S33 Central avenue Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle aud hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus 8, bugGies and barouches for
hire. Expire ssing and all Kinds OF
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. L0RENTZ, for hire for picnics and
az O. gsI0ns, no25-Iy-S&W
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

EELF for the weak. nervous and debili-
tatea; chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how to DIS
anguish the genuine from the spurious. Book
with full particulars, mailed free. Call or ad-
dress PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO.,
teE Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LEGAL.

T EGAL.-- COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
yer, 1angeman & Co., plaintiffs. VS.. Lea
ZimmereT, defendant. Said defendant wBS
take notice that on February 2l, 1877, said
plaintiffs filed their certain petition in tha
above stated cause. praying therein for 3
Judgment against him for the sum of $iOD "a
and interest thereon from December ii, lSTf
upon an account for goods sold anu delivered
AMI that an attachmGnG has been issued in SAID
cause. Defendant is required to answ er Ck
demur to said p9titioa o. or bef re May 7, 1877
or Judgment will be rendered accordingly.
GREVER, rANGENAN Il CO., Palntifra
OTwAT J. COsGRAVE, ATTORNEY.
Dated Cncinna |. March 81, 1877.
mh3l -hlS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28
Everlastinn Perfume!

Murray & Lanman's Florida Water has Oft
On been styled the Everlasting Perfume"
II is indeed true that its delightful and re-
AFeshipR fragrance fingers for many days
eround whatever it touches-unlIke the ordi-
barry perfume. that leave no trace Of their mo-
msntary existence save the sickly, heavy odor
Of rancid oils. Buyers should always ask for
tlse Florida Water prepared by Lanman s
Kemp, New York.
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7 EGAl .-HAMiLtON COMMON PLEAS.
~ No. 8 ,305, = Mary Wagner. plaint&,
against John Wagner, defendant -Notice,-
John Wagner is hereby notified that on the l3ta
day of a prll, A. d., 'S77, Mary Wagner iis9
h + petition III The Olluo OF he CLERK of ths
Court OF Common Pie 9, within and for thd
ounty of Hamilton and State of Ohio, chare-
ing the sud John Wag er with adultery ana
gross neglect OF dutv and praying that She
may be divorced from the said Joln W agners
and for sucn other and further rcItel as NAV
be just and proper. said petition will be ICE
hearing at Tie next term OF Court.
l. j. BROWN,
Attorney for Mary Wagner.
Dated CINCINNATI, April "A, 1871. aDi4 -6tsS
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EDUCATIONAL,
OBEaeARN COELES. ~.

NEUROLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepars-
l. tory Departments Elective stui,es. ADJ
rnts both sexes. No saloon compilations Best
OF religious influences. Thorou sh ana cheaw
Tuition. ihcidentals AMI Iblary fees only sa7 q
year. Over ] 200 students annually. For lullo-.
information address J. III. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j. b. L. MARSH, Secretary, 0berliR.
Ohio ar3 .d&Wtf
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- $500 . an empIOye OF J, K.
W"ston's lightning-rOd house on West
Sixth street, has been required TO give
bonds for his appearance before tAe
Common Pleas Court to answer charge
Of bastardy, preferred by Louisa Tonges,
q servant formerly in the employ of the
Weston family.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

COMMENCING tomorrow, the Indianap-
elis, Cincinnati q Lafayette Railroad
Company will run Sunday accommoda-
ton trains to Lawrenceburg and narrl-
son, departing at 9:45 A. N. for Law
r-neeburg, and 1870 p. NJ. and 10 P. M.
for HARRISON. The Sunday train from
Lawrenceburg will arrive in Cincinnati
al $3.50 T. Nj, and from Harrison at 10 80
A. IA. and 6:45 Z. NJ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

CPRING HAS RETURNED, and with it
y comes hOuse-cleaning and hundreds OF
wa is to make home more comfortable and
cheerful You can get all your wants sup
piled at email cost at the 99c Store, 7S and
80 Fountain Square. mhl-26t-eod+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

X GORGE KLEIN, COMPOSITION ROOF
~ y FIX. Repairing promptly attended to; TO- 23l
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Mothers! remember you can find an ele-
CAN'T assortment Of Children's and Boys Cloth
ing at Mabley's New Clothing House, No. e6
West Fifth street, opposite Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

THE funeral OF Mr.. VIM. E. Davis, late
Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States, will take place at Choviot Bap.
Hst Church tomorrow morning. Trains
on the incinnati g. Westwood Railroad
will leave Brighton Station al aud at
10 O'Clock. Round-trip tickets can be
had from W. t. Perkins at the Assistant
Treasurer's flee, corner of Fourth and
Vine streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

COUNTY AUDITOR J. b. HUMPHREYS ia
ANXIOUS TO have it understood that all OF
has assessors are not on the make (ex-
torting fee for administering the oath
TO tax-payers). Mr.. Humphrey s. adyer-
esement on the subject will be found in
this impress on OF the STAR.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
NOTICES,

THE TRUANT BOYS: 1eni0Ss a @SEe DiD: in-
ture than the Toll gate. Sent free for stamp.
4. g. Abbey, Buffalo, N. Y. aulS-1y-Th, ,S&Tu
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BKECHER's lecture will draw a tul
house. That is the indication from tb,
way tickets are going. Secure Won
seats in advance, and be sure of get
ting In. This is the only way.
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THE following prisoners were taken
to the Penitentlary this morning by
deputy Sheriff Joe Moses: James Dun
6ar, manslaughter, nine years; l. Nj.
RltciSsSs anne, three years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-28

THE explosion of coal oil lamp al
HaVecotte's carriage shop on Race
above Twelfth, caused the alarm of fire
from Box u about Z O'clock last even
ing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

s;raws; but / never knew any use of a
broom handle to sweep with. That
must be done with the split part. All
these sects were necessary to bring out
the truths which were not taught by
the hierarchy. Each one of twenty
different sects claimed to have exclu-
sive charge of the truth. The test OF
their claims was to be found in the
answer to the question, What have the
different sects done in the production
of true men from generation to gener-
alton IN other words, if the funda-
n.eu al .rith has in itself power to
,,rn:nce ,.;m exaIt manhood and that
IN auen,cn'ing proportions. that sect
which i,alleS most men of the largest
imaginable and that produces them
from generation to generation, trans
foruns society and brings up the aver
ayes. possesses the most truth. Tried
in this wav The Protestant Church.
with all its faults, has been far more
frui' ful than the Roman Church. That
is, we determine that while certain of
the graces have been better developed
in the Roman Church than among us
they have been developed at the ex-
ZEN &c of intelligence and power"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-18

w OLD SOLDIER. - Emperor Will
liam of Germany has been in the army
just 20 years. He may not be the old
est soldier in the world, but he is the
oldest crowned head who has had a
connection with the army for seventy
years. Emperor William entered the
Prussian army in 1907 he was then
nine years of age, and received the
commission of ensign at konigsburg.
Since he became King of Prussia, and
"a or Emperor of Germany, he has
been at the head of the army. He led
the Prussians in 1866 against the Aus
TRANS, and was victorious at almost
every step. He led the German army
as Commander-in-chi in the inva-
sion of France, and was again victo-
rious. In fact during all these seventy
years Emperor William has lost very
few battles. He has been a success
full military commander, and has
gained most of his victories by hard
fighting. This old man was Y years
old when he placed himself at the
head of the German army to repel the
of France. He fought with
all the pluck and endurance of
young man, who could both take and
give hard blows. At the age Of rs
years he is good for another compaign
or two, and would probably be in the
saddle again and at the head of his
great army in case war should break
out.