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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22

II ONE HOOK AND LADDER CO.,
Ii No /. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday ot each month. Resularex
erelses on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday OF e.ery Aionth.
odicers- K. X. Mcbride T. csident j.
Il. Curtis, Wee President X. / rost, Fore
man L. Bergeron LIST Asst. Foreman; "A.
II. Rlylere, -nd Asst. Foreman C. AzGnla
IreasuIer; Id. Perm secretary;
JAS G~heranit, Asst. secretary; II. Cauelio
Warden j. \. Wright, ~ -er.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22

sSAbEAGN, THOMAS, attorney at Lar
ie corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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BETHESDA wATER.
Rsmarlable Cnre from rls r.r.


The following contribution to the Aediea
ana surgical Reporter by an eminent Pittsburgh
physician should remove ali doubt ne to IL.
eheacy OF this wonderful discovery:
MINERAL WATER IN DIABETES MRlLr1rs,
Editor Medical and Surgical Reporter:
Ina recent number Of the Medical and Sur
gtedt Reporter January 10, 1881 the recovery
Of case Of diabetes mellitus Is reported by
Dr.. Schuyler, OF Troy, N. Y, which recovery
he stated was brought about by the use OF tho
Bethesda Mineral Water, OF Waukesha, Wis.
consin. have similar case to report Of a
patient who attributes his complete recovery
70 the same agency, and share the patients
belief. Iwil be as briefas possible In report
ing Il:
Mr.. 8, q teamster by occupation, thirty.Gyo
years OF age, and six feet one inch In height,
consulted me In relation to his health about
the LIST OF September last. He had been ailing
Tor two months previous, had become 50 fee
bic and emaciated that he was unable TO
work and the weakness" as he expressed Il,
OF his legs was 80 great that It was with din.
Guilty he could walk; he had lost in weight
about thirty;ave pounds, was tormented
with tntoletable thirst and waspaSsing enor-
nous quantities OF urine, having % rise near
y every hour during the night TO void II;
Surprising It to be a case Of diabetes ,neIl;.
tus, which the usual test and analysis con-
trmed, as did several subsequent tests mt
him on the recognized diet and medical treat.
ment for that malady. He called at my office
once or twice week during the month OF Sen.
tember. showing very little improvement.
After that time he failed to cali and / Lost
sight Of him for several weeks, when one day
accidentally met him driving his wagon,
Asking him in relation to his health he re-
piled, " am as we'll as ever" and said to me,
DO you know what cured me?" suggest.
cd, Of course, my treatment. mo" said he, "a
friend OF mine told me to drink Bethesda
Water, and from the time commenced to use
1t | got better.n
At this date, January 81, 1873, he Is in good
health and engaged at his occupation, weighs
one hundred and ninety.three pounds, SAYS
he has no thirst and no desire TO void urine
oftener than in health.
During the time he was drinking the min
eral water, SIX weeks or two months, he took
no medicine, he omitted bread and potatoes
from his diet. He drank about fifteen gallons
Of the water altogether.
Like DR.. Schuyler, do not write TO adyer-
Use this mineral water, but to state to the pro-
fession fact.
THOMAS NJ. SHAW, NJ. D.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Fsb. 9, 1878,
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
"a Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PR!cE-So cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg, IS per half.barrel, SIG per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
-. Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling.
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Nav YORK.

NEW YoRK, July 2a-Cotton - Quiet at
6ll-l6a6 1876; futures steady. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged; receipts 8, 800 barrels, Wheat
Quiet; receipts $4,000 bushels; rejected
spring SOC; No. 8 do 97a9Sc; No. 2 Chicago and
Milwaukee 81 08; ungraded spring 81 GOAL OF :
ungraded winter red 81 03aI l2; No. 2 do
$l12Hal Is; No. amber 81 12a1 12< No, /
amber 81 IS; ungaded white 81 13al Il; No. 2
white 81 Is; No. white, sales $500 bushels
at 81 l5Nal 10; extra do, sal s $1,000 bushels
at 81 ls: No. 2 red July, sales $4,000 bushels
at 81 12k; August, sales $1,000 bushels at
u 12xi September, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 l2H. Rye-Firn; No. 2 western, o. ISa65c,
Barley-Quiet and nominal. Malt Dull and
unchanged. Corn-Moderate trade; receiptS
10000 bushels; ungraded 44Xa45Hc; No, 2
45afoNc, closing at 46c; No. 2 white $50;
steamer July 44Nc bid; 45c asked August
4itc bid, 45c asked September 46kc Bid i;
ii06c asked. Oats-'Heavy; receipts 1900
4lHc mixed western IS IISa3Sc; white western
S0a42c Hay - Fairly active at 40a45c.
Hops-very firm. Colfee-Quiet and nm.
changed. Sugar-Firm; fair TO good refining
0AaBNc. MolaSes = Dull and unchanged,
Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Q United 655
crude 5a5Ac; refined 6HaBXc, Tallow-
Steady. ROsin-Dull at "a fa32ISc. Turpen.
tine-Firm ut &c. Eggs-DulI; western ioa
l2Hc. Mhisky-Quiet but firm. Leather
Quiet but firm; henllock sole, Buenos Ayres
and Rio Grande, light, middling and heavy
weight, 20a2t. Wo0l-Demand lair and mar.
ket firm; domestic fleece S2ai5c; pulled ISa
40c; unwashed, 9a30c. Pork-Hisher; new
mess 50 loaf %. Deei-Quet butsteady. Cut
Meats.-Firm; long clear middles Sc; short
clear SIC. Lard-More active at 50 10a6 l2ISc,
Butter-Quiet but firm; western, 7al6Xc,
Cheese-Easier; western 4aec.
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STATE NEWS.

STATE SENATOR BUTLER, Of Jefferson, is
addressing the Changers Of Greenbrier
county. 77I7
SOME assassin made an unsuccessful at
tempt to shoot Milton 0dell at Clarksburg
last Tuesday night.
Col. BRIDGES, OF the Penitentiary, has
gone to Jackson, Michigan, for the pur-
pose Of examining the management Of the
State prison at that place.
THERE Is blood on the face Of the Jour.
nalistic moon at Kingwood. The Itrqus
in its last issue devotes four columns to
vulgar abuse Of the Journal and its editor.
POINT PLEASANT wants special election
to determine the question OF license or no
license. Her merchants claim that pro-
hibition drives all the trade to Gallipolis.
HoN. CHAs. ]. FAULKNER has signiiied
his intention TO be present at the forth
coming session OF the Teachers Institute
at Phillippi, on the Goth inst, and talk to
the. people on the subject Of popular edu-
cation, etc.
The Webster Wagon Company made a
shipment OF one hundred wagons this
week. In a conversation yesterday with
Gamble, the manager OF the works, he
stated that the yellow fever had not as yet
affected their business and that the South
ern orders were coming in as large as at
any time within the past six months
MOundsrilk Reporter.
A MOST dastardly outrage and rape was
committed in Charleston, West Virginia,
a short time since upon the person OF a
beautiful young lady, the daughter Of the
Sheriff Of Kanawha county, from the
effects OF which she has since died. II
has been stated that the vile perpetrator
OF this most outrageous and inhuman
deed was seen In the Middlefork region,
this county. on Sunday last. He was cap
tured by two unarmed men in Braxton
county, but whipped them both and sue.
ceeded In making his escape.-BucEAannor
Della.
The Charlestown Free Pres says: Sheer
culture is growing into very valuable
industry in our county, and buyers from
all the eastern cities visit US each year
The clip OF one gentleman, Mr.. Logan 0s
,, burn, realized this year four thousand dol
lars, and his aeeces, washed on the back
averaged near seven pounds. The .aocl
Is now nearly all OF his own raising, The,
, are at least one.third larger than the stool
from which they sprung-they bein
: Spanish Merino-and have increased IL
!, length OF staple and weight OF fleece q
least 6ne.third. He has demonstrate
! by actual experience that this Is one OF tn
!, best sheep growing localities in the Unite
!, States.
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THE WHEELING DAILY TNTELIGENoER MONDAY MORNING JULY 1919

the words with the bark on EN-. BY Jinksl
who Is that little Teller, Cap'n." said Coon.
ey, as Mr.. Jake Kegnple came out OF the
court house, loaded down with law books.
HE spoke 90 loud, and looked so mad
over thare this mornIn, that / thought be
was bigger man nor Daniel Webster.
reckon L wouldn't do TO az him fur pin.
ion on the dog law. 1spect he'd cusS me
and AZ fur fifty dollars, before he said a
word.".
"That, sir, is Mr.. Jacob Kemple, one Of
our lawyers here; o pleasant gentleman
out Of court, sir. / will introduce him 10
YOU, and I think he will give you his
views, freely and pointedly, sir. Mr..
Kemple, this Is Mr.. Cooney.
"Ahl Mr.. Cooney; very glad TO meet
you are you well to-day, and your family
also2 This Is excellent weather for agti.
cultural purposes, presume. All! by
the way, you are son Of old Mr.. Cooney,
| believe, who at one time was q leading
citizen OF the county. ! suppose you oc.
cupy his place, In many respects. I'M.
derstand that you are one Of the leading
Republicans In your community"
~ CESS you ar mistaken, Mister Kimple
! ant no leaden man, an l am Green.
hacker, but would you mind given yo'r
idee on the dog law?
l would gladly assist you with any opin.
ion or advice, but / am engaged for the
present, and this Is my dinner hour, but
ifyou will call at my Office after the adiour-
ment Of the County Court will spare no
pains to aid you. Good day, Mr. Cooney,
call In and see me next week." and with
this Mr.. Kemple went up TO his Office, and
Cooney said, as Indy This wite) was out
OF snutf, he had better git home In order
to save himself q powerful jawen."
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Saturday, til. 18th day of August, 1879,

Beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of aid day. at the
ir9nt door o. the Court House Of said Ohio county,
sell a. public auction tho following described II II
esate Stnate at the mouth Of Glenns Run, near the
City o. wheeling; Beginning At the centre oil the
county road, being the northeast corner Of portion
o. ND lraet !old February 18th, 1867 by Sid Robert
D. woods and vile 70 Jacob laAh, aud In the diyiSOn
!ine between the A p Woods and the David Garden
trees Of Andi thence With bald division line S0J<o
100 poet 70 Small buckeye formerly sugar trf,,:
theneoS Il, IS SSl00 POLES TO stake corner TO W.
u. Woods thence with his line S0<O, W O6k poles
70 ne centre Of aid county road thence with said
road poles to the beginning, containing twenty
two acres, more or less asOa strip Of land ten feat
Woe, running from the sat county road 10 the Ohio
rTer along the south lineoi and adjoining the land
soq 2 yaeoe Lash, which was reserved for rad and
which together with like strip reserved by W. H.
Woods, forms road twenty feet wide for the Joint
use VI the said W. II. and r. D, Woods and iheir
assigns The right Of iald Robert B. WoOls In aid
roadway included In the property 10 he sold alsO
the right and privilege undisputtd and untraumetd,
Of Wharfage, hauling, loading, shipping and depoAt-
ing coal grain and other atsrlAls along AHd on the
river front and bank OF the said land sold and CON-
yeyed to said Jacob LASH together with all tho coal
In and under the land above described, and Also all
coal within the following limits and bounds, viz Re-
ginning At the buckeye, iOrme sugar tree, aud the
10 theaSt conner Of the above described land thence
Sls, ESS u 100 poles TO stake corner TO W. II.
Woods; thence S0SS ,, EabOH 40 poles 10 the east
line OF the a. r. Woods bill farm; thence with kaII
list named llne q. y about 12S poles TO walnut
SoAuvt VI bAlu NH lHtIu Auu lAuu owned py II.
CTanioFd; thence 81 E l0S poles 70 4 sugar Tree,
nov stump on the top Of the hill; thence 121f0,
lGld bearing 81, Wy poles to the beginning con.
tRlnng about $50 acres Of coal In all
The entire tiLle including expectancy Of DOVER In
~ the above premises will DO conveyed making the
ute 10 the Purchaser absolutely perfect.
TERMS or SALE -One-thlrd Of the purchase money
and Il. much more Is the purchaser may elect 10 pay
10 cash, the residue In equal installmonts At six
twelve and eighteen months from the da. Of sale
ihe purchaser or purchasers giving notes bear
Ing Interest from The dag Of sAle, with ap-
proved personal security Tor aid deferred 10.
salmeuS and interest," and the title 10 said property
TO be retained until the purchase money Is fully paid
J. C. HERvEr, AuctioneeF. jyil.N1aui6
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat-Unsettled opened strong and higher
and closed at inside prices; No. Chicago
spring 81 Coal cox cash; 99Hc August; No
do Ole cash; 94Hc August; 921lc septem
Der: sales at 9lAa96c August; 92I Sa9ic Sep
TENDER; rejected 75c. Corn-In fair demant
at lower rates at S5sSc cash; 351SaS0c Au
gust; S6Ha36hc September. Oats-Heayy
dull and lower at 26Nc cash; 277Ec August
2iXc September. Rye-Firmer at SIC. Bar
ley-Steady and unchanged at Zoe. Pork
Active, firm and higher at s. 80 cash ;$S 571
August; s. 65aS q q September; s. 7OaS 72li
October. Lard-Strong and higher at S S2L
40 20 cash and August; $5 S711a5 90 Septem
Der; - 925Sa5 81 October. Bulk Meats
Firmer but not ,quotably higher Whisky
Steady and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, July 26.-Cotton-steady at
llAc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Fairly active and a shade higher at g7ca
81 %. Corn-Qutet but steady at 4OIIo4lc.
Oats Steady with fair demand at 32a85c.
Rye-Dull at56a57c. Barley-Dull and nom.
iaal. Pork--Quiet at So Cd. Lard-In good
demand; current make IS rs; steam IS 90,
Bulk Meats-Qulet and firm shoulders S. Is
a8 81 n; short rib 81 81 1Sa4 40; short clear
u %: Bacon-ln good demand at 81 OOa
. Ooa5 &; Whi'ky-St0i Dutter-Steady
and unchanged. Linseed oil-Steady and
unchanged o. CSC Hogs--Receirts $50 head
shipments 095 head.
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Bulletin says: Large lines OF cotton handker.
chiefs will be held for auction next week.


omeA0O, July 0e-Ths Drova1 Journal
Aoes-R Receipts 100 head; shipments 5, loC
head. Packers doing nothing; mixed s. l0a
3 -; light bacon, 6al0c higher, In good dc.
mand Of - 9Oa4 20; choice heavy, s. 76a8 IS.
OATFLE-Receipts 100 head; shipments
lil0O head. Choice heavy. dun, WITH little
competitions fait to good shipping strong at
Kansas and Texas g 0Oa3 1851 Colombo
Texans . O6a9 S.; Texans stronger at t2 6Oa
276.
sHEEr-ReceIps 1000 head. Offers Of
Texans Of g 40i natives 8 IS.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, July 96.-Wheat-Easy; No. 8
white Wabash 81 OK; No. white Michigan
81 R!5 old, 81 054; No. 2 do 81 90; am.
Der Michigan, spot 81 oS3<; July 81 0SX
september 81 02i No. 9 red winter spot and
July 81 03h; August 81 OK; September
81 w No, 2 red Wabash 81 cox; No. 8
and N red 81 00H; rejected Wabash 9ici
No. amber Illinois 81 03. Corn-Quiet
h 81 mixed SSAS; No. 2 spot S9><c; DAMAGE
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AsTwERr. July 2a-PE4RoLHuM-l7KL
On ORR, July 9e.-PrrRoLEuM Market
opened dull with esIlc bid !; advanced to 7Oc
Of which price Il closed, Shipments 0S,O00
barrels, averaging 10, 900 barrels. Transactions
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BALTIMORE, July 26-Flour-Dull and I'M.
changed. Wheat = Western higher and
steady; No. 2 western winter red spot and
July 81 llNal11k; August 81 1lhal 1lH;
September 81 ll4al Tx. Corn-WeStern
firm western ml1ed, spot and July 44Xc
a44%c; August 46aib@c. oatS-steady; south.
ern 39a42c; western white SSaS0c: do mixed
SGa37c; Pennsylvania 8SaS9c, Rye-Steady
at 6sa6Oc. Hay-steady and Unclaimed.
Professionalism and unchanged. Butter
Active and higher; prime to choice western
packed l2ai4c. Eggs-Quiet at 9al0c. Pa,
troleum-Unchanged. Uofieo-Quiet; Rio
cargoes II 1ial41Sc. Whisky Unchanged.
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EEw YoRK, July 26-Business quiet with
package houses and jobbing trade dull. Cotton
goods In light demand but steady; prints In
moderate request Worsted dress goods were
more sought torby package buyers Mems
woolens In light demand and steady. The
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NEW YoRK, July -Atanutactured copper
unchanged ingot lake leal8Iic. IRON
Scotch, pig $40 00a22 90; American sl6 60a2O 90;
Russia sheeting I'll 60al2 90, Nails Out
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THE Markets.
Money More Governments Weak
Stocks Active.
Flour steady aud Unchanged-wheat Tn.
settled ana Iigher-PrOvisIon
FiFmer aud Higher.
New York money and stools.

NEW YoRK, July 28.-MoHEY-More 10
tive at Sa6 per cent, closing OF Sa4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper SG4 per cent Ster
ling Exchange, banker bills weak and
dull at q sSst sight exchange on New Yorh
81 SSk.
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COURT SALES,
0OMMIssIONER,s SAFE.

Amelia Wood, who sues ior Ia chaeesry. In th.
Robert R %oods q aaS y oA SSSHIny SSo Wv e
BY virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, 10 the State Of West Virginia, made and en-
tered 10 the above entitled cause on the 18th day Of
June lSN, will, rs special Commissioner an
pointed for that purpose, on ~
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PRICE q GENTS.
EOR DoDGERs AND SNAIL HAND

Go 70 The. IErRI1IGENcER JOB ROOMS, Nos. Is
daisd At short notice. and at prices 70 suit the dmol'
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MELBOURNE H. FORD.
GRAND RAPIDS, NICE, Nov. 5, 1876.
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thee. P. Bouert.

Feeling thoroughly convinced Of the efficacy
Of SASToRD's RADICAL CURE FOB CArARRH, /
am induced to drop you line to say that al
though have been sceptical Of all the nos
trums advertised as radical cures" have
meyer found anything that promises such re-
lief and ultimate cure as that OF SlNFoRD's.
have been afflicted with this dreadful
disease for more than ten years, and not until
recently could be induced 10 peseyere with
any until ! read the letter Of Mr.. Henry
Wells (ot Wells Fargo & Coy and can truth
fully say that after using FIVE or six bottles !
am thoroughly convinced Of itscurative prop
critics. Hoping that others similarly afflicted
like myselfwill be induced TO make the trial.
l am, gentlemen, very truly, etc.
ThE0. r. B0GERT.
BR,sroL R. l., July "a, 1871.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions 81. Sold by all druggists.
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1ns leaving Columbus at $50 P. N. and $50 A. =.
run daily. Through Chicago expires leave Calnmbns
except Sunday, q $40 r. ~, with sleoping oaF
1puaehed, arriving In Chicago At $50 next morning.
Matat6 en % secured In advance at Union DOpol
EleketOnce, Columbus,
Faiirans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Chr,
@ Without change from 6tebenVille and Colum.
Pas 70 Cincinnati, louisville, indianapolis and 81,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, sleoplus Chr
accommodatonS and any further iniorInation. SnnlT
% ny. N. bELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent a ia
MA, 2epot loot Of Eleventh street, or at CITY
NeketVmee, undE Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL,
aen'l Manager, Columbus, O,
3. II. FELTON,, JR.,
Gen'l 5upt. PittsburRh, Pa,
mi. eSnl Paaa. and Ticket Agent columbu,, O.
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&eabeRpiHs atioa-Inaye, RsnsI-- :. :.
M Bridgeport 500 >. M; arrives Al stSnbsr s ~ e
~ nj Leaves steubenvie at $50 4. m, ma az
M At 80 and BellAif0 a SiO am
tbsir rsSSIa9 w Aee9mmodAton, in addition TO
FSprI IcioS1nS sps between Bellare and aaTia'S
Bridgeport To- Martha. Ferry .......,,......lae a. a.
Ra,IsI,o s''....s,...... l:o5 p. m.
a Sehsute,',....... ,....,l II 80 a M
n..,,.I. sa+,,,..,...,, ,,,.,,,.. a az m m
S Ssppp when required al sherman HSase Rtn,.
Nl He, west wheeling and Gravel IIiil 4t'sue-
Tickets and Baggage Checks h al n,,r.i,.,
~ n ~ 5ld wet can DO procured ct do EeSst
Ia a.. Pr MYERS,
=. 1eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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RAILROAD BoSps-strong.
aaLnn Rnnnn- mil

srocKs-The market to-day was active and
buoyant and prices steadily advanced to the
Of X to per cent, the latter iIllnos Central.
Louisville & Nashville rose ~, aud st. Paul
& Minnesota per cent, Granger shares being
also inentlmproYement The market
closed strong and bloyant. -.i
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 1900 prefer.
red. 22,000 ST. Paul common, 1900 prefer.
red 400 0hioS, $500 Lackawanna, 400
New jersey Central, 400 Michigan Central,
$500 Western Union, 1900 81, Louis, Kausas
City & Northern, 1000 Iron Mountain, 1850
G., c. & |. O., 1900 st. Joseph, 200 c., O., G.
l. i 1000 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Louis.
Vile. and Nashville, aud l,600 Louisville,
Cincinnai & IafayAiia
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'ooney Probes the Lawyers Again ON
the Dog Law.
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BAIT1MoRE & OHIO RAILROAD co.

9E - EEsIi...si|:7EEsss.l..ls;aa
On and after May IS, 1879, Passenger Tr.,p, Mi
run Is iolloWs-Wheellng Time: Wa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-28

STATE SENATOR BUTLER, of Jefferson, is
addressing the Changers Of Greenbrier
county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-28

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-12-04

in all its strata. l forcsce that our pos
teritv will be far more unhappy than we
are and should l not be a sinner If, in
spite of this insight, should take care
to leave a posterity OF unhappy beings
behind me? The whole of afe is the
greatest insanity, and if for eighty wears
one strives and inquiries, one is still
obliged finally to confess that he has
striven for nothing and found out moth
inc. Did we at least only know why we
are in this world! But to the thinker
every thing is and remains riddle, and
and the greatest good luck is that of be-
ING born bloc!;hcad."
This conviction is the natural conse-
uucncc, even for the largest intellect, of
having lived eighty years in the world
without any belief in the being of a
God. and without any nobler purpose
than that of sclf-aggrandizcment. With
out any higher purpose than to crafty
curiosity, to know why we live in this
world, though it be dignifed by the
sounding name of advancement of
knowledge, life would be destitute of
either dignity, grace or Importance.