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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-08-07
For the Spirit of the Age,
An Argument Against Homeopathy.


Once on time, Mrs, Jones being
rather ,ndisposed and the baby sick,
Mr. ZONES hired n Girl Il was very
unusual for the .Tonescs to have any
helm, Tho helm on this occasion hap.
pcned TO be maiden lady of unccr-
tain AGE, much given to instructius
married women how TO manage
,heir husbands,
Soon after her arrival Mrs. Jones
asked MIR. Jones to help her move an
article Of furniture that after repeated
trials sbc found that she could not lift
alone.
aWo,.o saws Jones, still lying on
tho lour,o
Fiyo m;,u,os o,onsed
"Coms" " said Mira 7
"Wo,n AGAIN resnondcd Jones.
F;vo ten fifteen m;nu,es nassed.
Ahon. ovarv other minu.o Mrs T 70
newed her request and was met by
the same "wal' or "bimeby."
"Why," whispered our old maid to
madame. "dont YOU let him alone? If
vou world sit down and wait patient-
| " he would oet up and do it."
"Sit down" repeated Mrs. Jones,
sarcastically eyes, and sit there till
7 oct to tbe moor house."
oBut y oentle. eosv way." ncrsisted
tbc maiden
uco.,,o oos,y o,,o1 Mrs Ioros
c.u.. .,c,,. .. ..o,.,o
$780,. ,o,., ,,;,h hin, T, ,;oI, NO
shnI, ,o c,t % hnt,or irst vo, ook
L., 49,. ...,,, ,,,,.o al, ,,ou .,
W.. ',om;n. ,.Ion Ionos u.,s 0rt
h;-ho a..,, .o,,n
1 n;n,, uo;oo oIoso - his oor
l-,, y, ,u,. I>. ~,
,.,u.. :. III 49,
.,vho, ,ha Dou;, 10 .oro rsror,od
1onas as ho s,on,n,d .ho door ho,,;nd
L;n,
There was q trace Of tears in two
oor,,o oveS and sound of sno,hered
| ~ ~
lauobter from the correr where Mrs
Jon,s sot bo,d;,r tbo bobr
The next mornino when Jones
c,ma 70 b,e.lfast an om;uous fin nail
Sat nv HE n1,,e
"What's this for? said he.
"You know we are out Of butter,
Mr.. Jones'" said the advocate of pa.
tience, "and if you would please to
Get some"-wth an appealing look
that mioht have turned TO cream, at
least, heart not harder than stone.
Homes knocked the pail over, and
l nyul N
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-08-07
HartIand Business Cards.
+ . G / L. B Il II Il ,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in

PlOws, CultiyatOrs, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, ROLL BAKERS
Door Rollers, Door Roller Track, Corn,
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black
Castings, Brdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's improved Smut Mills
Howe's Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
~ Orders solicited.
lIartland, VT, May |, 1871. 1884
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-08-07
MAKING LOVE IN THE DARK.

Won't some one mark my lines
for me, please My quilting looks
very much like Mrs, Partington's
turpentinc walks ard Mary Norris
raised a pretty laughing face to the
u scmblcd company, which consisted
Of the elite OF Brownsville, with some
of the lower strata. The little village
boastcd not of its numbers as it did
Of its pretty girls, and Mrs, Goodwin
was resolved to have her quilt finish
cd by fair means or foul, and, being
desperate, had scraped Brownsville
for her quilting be. The usual gossip
was at its height when il was interrupt
ed by the appeal of Mary Norris to Mrs
Goodwin, whose interest it was tc
have every line perfect, and to keer
the social machine in running o,der
So sho hustled and soon got Mary tc
work again.
4 WONDER said Jennie llaskins, ii
Mary Frazier is iscoming to day.
Goodness knows! She is terrible
fashionable ard aristocratic,' returned
one Of the lower set.
oh, she is coming, interrupted the
hostess she promised me not to fail
she is such a quite, undemonstratlve
little thing that she will accomplish
great deal even if she does come late.
She wouldn't be fashionable and like
city people if she came as early a:
the rest, put in another of the lower
strata. 'For my part, l wish she
would stay entirely. We can live
without such stuckup-'
The sentence remained unfinished
for at that moment the lovely face o.
Miss FRAZIER looked in upon them
with pleasant smile. In her quiet
manner she had glided in at a side door
removing her hat and gloves with
out disturbing the hostess, and ther
surprised them. Mrs. Goodwin greet
ed her warmly, and, as usual. with
much fuss and hustle, she was seated
at the quilt, where her slight, def
fingers, as Mrs. Goodwin had predict
ed soon BEGAN to trace line after line
in her exquisite and neat fashion,
and n ontdo monv who had como
oo,,;or
Au,ho noon,o who conla ba n;cked
into nieces we're and Brownsville had
70 noss tbrorob tbo social feminine
mangla customarv mon sucb occss-
ions, and vet strange TO saw. survived
After tea the gathering Of the rustic
swaips began, Among them came
handsome DIR. Collins and his old
bachplor friend DR., Peters. OF course
tbo o,t;ro unm,rriod norton Of III,
o,h.r GOV were sett;na tbeir cans fo,
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Windsor, Vt.
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Who hath woe-who hath sorrow 7
Well that Nevada man who traded
mule for wife feels about as red
around the eyes as any of 'em.-
Detroit Free Press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

What tho Communo Hoaat a. to
Their Intentions this sum-
mer.
New Yak world.
August Breckman, a prominent social
let here, says that the reports Of private
meetings and secret drilling Of the mem-
bers Of the commune here are perfectly
true. The meetings, he says. are held
regularly in this city, and all over the
country. In New York they were con-
Quoted very quietly. He d~esignates sew
eral different halls in this city In which
meetings are now being regularly held on
Sunday afternoons, and Monday and
Thursday evenings. The meetings in
New York, he says, are mostly for the
purposes OF business and speech'mAking,
and when there is any drilling 1t is with.
out arms. Most Of the members in the
city are old soldiers, and don't need to be
drilled, but 10 other cities where the
men are green it has to be done to pre-
pare for the time that Incoming.
aWhat time do you mean p was asked.
aWhen the strikes come,in the summer,
a. they will, and the police try TO club
the people again, they will find they are
prepared to resist. That is what l mean.
We shall not begin the fight, but We will
be the last to leave ofwhen the beginning
comes"
In regard to Justus schwab he said,
aschWab will be one Of the leaders. He
belongs TO all the parties, and he does
more work than any Of the rest Of them.
He is in with the communists, although
some Of the socialist workingmen won't
have anything TO do with them. He was
by the side Of Megy, and got him bail
when he was arrested on 8 charge oil as.
sault. II It had not been for SchWab,
Megy would have gone to prison."
In reply to 4 request for q detailed
statement as TO what his party Is doing,
he said: 1.-THE men are drilling in Chi
cago, St. Loui,, and other places-Cin.
%cinnati, too. l some places they drill
with arms. We all pay subscriptions for
expenses, and there is plenty Of money
for all our purposes. The headquarters
Of the army IL In Cincinnati, because we
expect the trouble will begin in the
SWho are the men that are making
these preparations 2"
"They are the socialistiche Arbeiter
Partei, which has French, German, Bohe.
milan and American sections"
care they communist"
"No; we don't call ourselves commu.
nists; we are socialist workmen, but we
are willing to accept assistance from all
men who sympathize with US"
"What Is your strength 2"
an New York we have about eight
thousand members and eight thousand
more sympathizsrs, and all the working
men are with us. In the United States
our party numbers about fifty thousand
sympathizers; and in case We do have
trouble you'll find that all the working
men will join US. 1t won't make any
difference what class Of men need help;
we are going together"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
A CoLoREp soHooI IN CnARlrsros.

A CoLoREp SCHOOL IN CHARLESTON.
Stand with me In the finest school build.
ins in Charleston, aud look into the faces
Of 1900 children Of the African race
There are primary, intermediate aud
grammar grades. The grammar scholar.
when he leaves the school, has not only
the fundamentals Of an education, but
may know something Of algebra, natural
philosophy, and kindred studies. The
piano strikes, and they break into a joyful
song. In unison they repeat the Lordt
Prayer. The principal, = young man
who fought for the co~niederacy, with
dignity and affection rules them. You
will fud no better discipline In the most
favored school Of the North. His as,is-
tants are ladies who have seen better days,
Some Of them were in ailuence, bat the
red hand Of war swept away their poses
ions, and to-day they are teaching the
children Of their former slaves. Upon
the blackboards around the room are
crAyon sketches, the head Of Romulus,
the Castle Of Chilion, and other landscapss,
eredttable alike 70. teacher and scholars,
There are $4,000 children In Charleston
receiving such instruction at the public
expense. Not only In Charleston, but
through the state, there Ia public educa.
ton for the Colored race.-ChaTa UdtL.
Ton oeeA IA Boston cOaTtSaf0aalaG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
SIGNS.

People who still adhere to the look.at.
your. acknowledgements doctor
sometimes expresses not u little curiosity
in regard to Or. z. V. Pierce's original
method Of distinguishing all forms Of
chronic disease without personal consulta-
tion. Some even suppose that he accom-,
plishes this through cla%iryoyance, or some
other species Of professional jugglery. All
this is utterly false. He claims to deter.
mine disease by the rational meth.
DDS OF science only. says Comlty, in his
Biographical Encyclopedia Of New York
State, speaking Of this distinguished physi'
clan: "He perceived that In each OF the
natural sciences the investigator proceeds
according to a system Of signs. The geolo'
gist In his cabinet accurately determines
and describes the cleft OF rock, which he
has never seen, from the minute specimen
on his table. And the chemist In his labor
atory notes the constituents OF the sun with
the same precision that he analyses q crys.
tai OF rock salt. The analogous system de
yeloped by DIR. Pierce in his Medical Sci
ence is worthy OF his genius, and has made
his name Justly celebrated" For q full
explanation OF this ingenious system o.
diagnosis, see the Peoples Common Sens.
Medical Adviser, sent, postpyid, to any ad
dress on receipt Of one dollar and fifty
cents. Address the author, r. v. Pierce
N. D., Buffalo, N. Y. sdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
Fruit and Crop prospects in this
Vicinity.

WelSburg Herald.
The cherry crop this season, II nothing
happens, will be immense,
Apples, Notwithstanding the abundant
blossom, do not seem to be %Over.abund.
ant, the cold winds having caused a good
deal Of the young fruit to drop, never
theless, there will very probably be suffi-
cient left for all purposes.
Afruit raiser informs US that the sea-
son was 60 far in advance Of the %curculio
this spring that the plums bid fair TO es.
cape, with q pretty fair crop: The bug
appears to bave come around about its
usual time and done its singing and
esg.laying a little late, sc that by the
time the young insect was Matched the
fruit was so hard that 1t could not find
its way into the heart Of the plum. The
consequence Is, the young insect dies
the wound heals up and the plum sticks
on the tree until 1t ripens. We don't
vouch for all this, but hope it's so.
Great app%rehensions prevailed during
the week in regard to the effect OF the
pending cold spell on the growing crops,
but though Il has been raw during the
day and decidedly chilling during the
night, and reports Of frost BY no means
unusual, there does cot yet appear to be,
at least in our neighborhood, any great
damage done. Vegetation seems to have
the faculty Of becoming gradually hard
ened 10 cold 40 that toward the last Of a
cold spell lis power Of resistance ia
greatly increased, and plants seem TO
stand with IMMUNITY what at the start
would have been certain destruction. A
freeze now, or q very severe frost, would
do almost %Incalculable injury, and the
country may we'll be thankful If it es-
capes.
The Panhandle NsRs says that from
appearances Brooke county will have a
fair crop Of peaches and a large crop Of
apples. ag9ta. i sla5
A correspondent Of the Moundsyille
Reporter writes TO that paper from
Rosbys Rock that the recent cool weather
has caused the wheat to grow very rapid.
Oats are looking we'll; corn Is nearly all
planted and will Don be ready for the
pillow and hoe. There Is as fine a prospect
Tor fruit as We have ever yet known.
Arthur MeGary expects to have 1000
bushels Of peaches this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
Weilsburg News.

Bricklaysrs are not kept very busy ii
or about wellsburg this season.
The unusually early season and abund.
ance Of pasture has had the effect Of abou.
Cutting the butter market. It has been
soldhere at 10 cents q pound, a thing we
imagine rather unprecedented Of latt
years.
Forbes, Carmichal & Co. have the con
tract for supplying the P. W. q Ky
Railroad Company with what coal they
need for running purposes. They are
very conveniently Fixed for the purpose
and we are glad they have the contract
The estimate Is about 800 q month.
The State papers Of the Democratic
percussion are agitating the subject Of
The right place for holding their Nomina.
ting Convention for Congressman. Come
up 10 Wellsburg for once and try accld
water town, Just for the novelty Of the
thing. Don't any Of you get lost in com.
ing through Wheeling.
Notwithstanding the fact that there are
no saloons in Weilaburg, the nights are
made hideous by roWdiss who: perambu'
late the atreets Destroying peoples prop
efly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

Pelnt'Pieaant RsgiHsf-DemOerAte.
In this paper We publish the criticism
Of the Wheeling Register upon the su-
preme Court Tor iH recent decision re-
fusinE q new trial in the Baker+sWecney
case, In which the latter obtained a juds.
ment against the Register Company for
5000 and eoOts. The criticism Is unjust,
as Baker and his partners have none to
blame but themselves. They allowed the
case TO 90 against them In the Ohio Coun.
ty Circuit Court, without even attempt
ing q defense, relying upon the Court to
throw the case from the docket. Who
are they that they should DO treated dit-
ferently from other people2 Then alter
4 verdict il rendered against them they
20 70 the Supreme Court and ask TO be
awarded . new trial. We believe the
Court done right in the matter, In reius-
ing q new trial, and more firmly are We
convinced Of the Justice Of this decision
aimee We have read the syllabus In this
case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
rNRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of iu, nl4. Hn-N,
Wagner and Christina wlEnG, Nd NJ SS,--
derdgned trustee, dated Tie Int IN
the year 1871, and recorded EnooEI ~
records Of Ohio county, Wet YlTfdl d ~
Trust Book Numbered r. Pss& lac
SAT URDAY, the I'd day d Jrtu1
Beginning al 10 o'clock A. x.d ulh,HA
front door Of the Court Hous 4 or E-,iT
West Virginia, 10 the city d EAslSL SI'.l
public auction the following tsnAd ES,.rLS
% much thereof rs may b nasnuJ b m 4,
debt secured BY aid deed d uurtstIk1 tr,sg
attending the execution OIL The gt1asdI fai
deed, that Is 10 ay, The norh hidRpIls7I
ave and the whole Of lot nunbts1 IL hEn
numbered hx, IN the addition 10 d, III dT :
Wheeling known a ChurehilI IAAhia rlsAg
two, reserying, however, al ths rkAarsnNIJ
John Bruce 10 his deed 10 The aA Qnthi n,
ner dated the 10th day Of Dto6nbsT, ikA uiS
corded among the public land Hoofti u lHut
" In Deed BOX Numbered y, ioBa g
TERMS or sALH-0nethln, sd unnAna
a. the purchaser may elect t0pI, uth d 1t
the balance 10 two equal ihEtil5eea d d. q
twelve months respectively, viii isiGa,haai
day Of sale, The purehlsef 10 In HtRaA
promiSory note for eSth lnELllnEat bIAiei
70 the property sold to Be S1ihsd nEuztyh
tba pay mtnt Thereof, until pad ID tul
TIE title Is believed to be GOD, tst sIEi
trustee I shall only convey IuCh IT'LL b Vuls
In me by the trust deed Aforesaid
GEO. B. CALDWELL, TIsaG
J. c, HRRYRT, Auctloneef, 1IA
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DIED.

PRAGER-on Thursday, morning. May 10th,
1871, at o'clock, sARAH, wife Of Geo. W. PrsBer,
aged Is years.
Funeral from the residence Of Mr.. Chs. Puser,
No. "a Eighteenth street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
Ry,nrRs oftbe DAILY IsrE11IoEscER

RrApERs ofthe DAILY laTEILI0ENcER
temporarily absent from the city may
have this journal mailed TO them for rs
cents a month, which includes postage
The address will be changed as often Is
desired, and II The term paid for has not
expired when the subscriber returns to
wheeling, the paper will be served BY
Carrier at bis ~residence. WI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

Az American has not been a week in
Paris before he waxes his moustache,
buys 4 plug hat Of the latest Parisian
style at Chautils, sports lavender kids
and a ~whalebonc cane with an ivory leg
for a handle, wears narrow trousers, q
tig~htly-ftting cheviOt sack coat aud
p~stent.lesther boots, and says Tau plai-
sir ~ apardon, monsieur" every FIVE min
utea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

Ist
TRUSTEES SALE, ~
NJ By virtue Of two deed, Of TN,
~ " N5snet and ChHTuni :. aAs
y tne un1etligned truitte ditSd ,hB
81 SaSIA 10 ths Year isiS, slnsSAh
PuonT hnd feoordS Of Ohp nSsscs@ns
I'm peSd Of Tfuit BOOK Ma m NGE
~ ~ o. tait made By Cbsst "a
~. unef.isned Trustee, dited n. slpGI
nnE,t 10 We year 1874, and nmittAt J 1
khSSnS aanSI tcordl Of nid COUNTY /" lts,sSN
D' nunOetea 'e'SH' fOlIO' I'D ITShS
FRIDAY the sla d.y II Jn.so
Beginning at 10 o'elock An1.
Iront door o. the Court Hous ~ is
Nlfglnia- 10 the city Of WhssgNNN@1rLEs
Aucaon tho following descdlSI ~ M
~, o. % much thereof R,mIT
. debt secured BY nid al, LsslThG
expenses attending The execute uaSntS
aled ~ said deeds, bat Iu6jst u " t1aS
mentioned below Of the rom ~ . lFiS
o. TWO thousand dOllLn EIib istSSla hktS
March 2Sd, 1871, till paid, by ~. hEnS
IuSt from Chrtest1n Rlrpef ~ ltdi
Dusch, trustee, dated March a. iv1thGza
Ga nmong The public hnd rcoFa.J MnRE
! DEED BOOK npmbsredb2 nrs lhAl1
viii sell a Aioreali The Nm elhhEr
Perty, or % much thGreof I, mn !aasdiSH
Aforesaid: The eastern part Of isN ea311G
lot NUMBERED beTtnty.nlbe. dtr,,.I ~ hAt
side o. Main street, ICtnifs WSS[ts g A4ts
fronting Thirty three let on M - ~ b
y running WetVArdly Il ~. .stS1
iour Ieet htx Inches, or 10 pcIbt ". slntg
Sx inches from Main street, ibd SStl Stnki
an ln Of that part Of The norh I'M JaAR+
oeftd seIeniy-nine, heiGnIiI.f - 9tS
part lot beng the ane plecSo f ro5.G. b
conveyed 70 the aid Ghnstts 5000
A. Berry and vile and MItIl4I II,1SI!A
dAted tebrulry 18th, 1875, ma ,s.Sl Al
the public land records Of OH sess;s M
gina, In Deed Book No s. ido iiG u va N
Also, % much Of The poTth MI VI
seVenty.nine a lies between M Mtlalut
piece Of ground above deenbsd ~ ~ MN
same property gIInied and $780, ~ Y
Chrtestlln WSgper BY Jthp On
deed dated March I'd, l4S, "A ,e.I5tah
aid land noords In bed B@E IA q ~ II
The hnt mentioned part q N -
No. ~ viii b trr sold At MA ~ ~
The title To the popefty hstST y
sold Il belieIed 10 be GOD, ~ ,ssS
part Thereof As above, bat sliSn tn,t. :
only convey such tiLe u b Tsssl GT-tsLlhl
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid. ~sIN
TERys oy sALE-Ope.ihLd, nj n INN.
y the purchaser may elect . ~. ~ n
The balance 10 two equal Instils.ss ,tJ.s
Twelve months respectively, viii IstTy's
day Of sale, the purchaser 10 a. IS,ss
promiisofy note for aeh infhlnnt ~ -
70 the property told 10 bS'rthisd /, 49,
the payment thereof Until sd lnSl
CALpWKLL& CALDWELL, AtapIT
]. C. HERyRY, Auetlobeef. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

THE market is we'll supplied With
green peas, new potatoes, cabbage, satisfy,
&c., all selling cheap considering the sea.
son.-CariaiOa Courier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18

MOSS LITTLE write, from Texas to the
Washington, Pa, ob'errz, that farmers
have been through with the wheat haF'
vest a week in that State. Corn Ia 3 feet
kinb I III
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rRAI...

elm Grove Accommodaton-ThIs tnin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
10 tDAlly except Sunday-NeERIk Accommodation.
tsteubenyille AocemmodAtion.-Thls train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bell&Ire, stopping vhen requi.
red at shertnIn HOUSE, &tnayille, West Wheeling
and Grayal Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-18
ron SA6-
A D~MINIsTRATRIx,s s1,S

"A 9ALE
vii Rll at the iron, a,O,
Of ohio county, West Ylnip, SAtosztB-
cosD,,ss SATURDAY + Nay Is III
es,,s ste o'doekL.
y, ~ I \ ,..s psat ihs wbeisE tistSh
Of the city Of WheSIlbS t asH itNst, ID ~.
ing,And being the pSrtS f IA = Csntn NJ
Shapline and other: tS.Si,. T Sly la al ~
NO; Two Hundred and EiShIh ne "a kli
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tender the Bishop elect warm and cor
dial assurances Of their respect and alice
ton, expressing their deep regret at part
ing with him.