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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-11-13

Small farms with good cultivation
yield a better revenue than great es,
tates badly cultivated. Il may per-
baps be better put by saying that
every farm, large or small, should
possess a good farmer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-11-13

To produce good coioFed butter in
the winter, feed cooked food with q
little salt 10 it. 4 lump of rock
cali should always lie where the
COWS can have access to it.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22
RACES BRIG HTON BEACH.

The first race at Brighton Beach Saturday
was selling race for pursc Of $3.50 800 10 'cconu
horse with the usual selling allowances; one mile. Inc
starters we're Egypt Lillian. Lucky Ht Enterprise I'd
win a. aud Jacksorew.
Enterprise was the ayoritc and was the rTst III 'he
lead followed by Lillian This order was maintained 10
the t.roe-quareis pole, when Egypt went 10 seconu
place aud was heading Enterprise, but stumbled an"
fell breaking leg Lillian fell over him. but was not
hurt Gong round the lower turn Edwin A. rapidly
went into the lead followed by Lucky Hit Jackscre"
Enterprse and Lillian IN the order named, ana hnisbcu
the winner by q length Time, 1:45ia Pools PAD
sl9 IS.
The second race was the Engeman Stakes Tor hr"e
yearods $50 entrance half forfeit, with FOO oi "hcn
$3.50 went to second horse; one mile ahd quarter
Bonnie Carrie Kingston, scota, Peter Hynes and Tom
Scarlet started Carrie went under the string an easy
winner by three len ghs in 2:l2a The third event was
a handicap race foI purse OF $500 $50 to second
horse; one une and five furlongs Governor
Hampton Albert and Sarge were all that started
Hampton by short nose, heinz under the wmp' Ill
2:56 The last event was handicap hurdle race lor
purse o. $3.50 800 second horse; heats Of III miles
The starters were Rcddn0. Koso Vcntilator shylock
and Nuper In The first heat kelsO won by half length
in 221lo IN the SECOND heat Vent ai0r won bf hve
engtns IN 2:23 but in tic third k"lsn beat him to TIE
wire winning the heat and race Ill 2:2O+
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

N,co ware entireIy DESTROYED by fire about
Yesterday, while the family was at church. there
was large quantity Of hay and straw III te naa nnn
which was consumed. The loss lS ao9nt 4l,oVu'
The fire s supposed TO have originated from spoii.-
fancous commission; q ecccnd crop OF eFdse whItn
Was not thoroughly dry having been recently put
into the barn.
Assistant Alderman of tho Fifteenth WaI.i i" l""-'
and Alderman in 1853 and 1854, died ut hia holse
iu Nolth-st. on Friday at the age OF seventy,tMo
vnnrs.. The snit of Frederick J. Stone. n nephew
~ Cvrns ~ Field agains! Moses L. Odcil, Ia re-
strain him from maintsining ice pond during thc
Winter months near Dobbs Ferry, was again 1nic ,'
and DE- Saepherd Smith testified that they did not
think the pond "A nuisance. OF consider IL ua"Vci-
u- health.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22
Anounccinent-.l ]

An eminent physician says RICHARDS lee
Tor n TONIC Is The safest ani best tonc ever sold
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

Malaria or chlls and fever were never 81
surelv cured as by RIcHAgDs TgErorAL Tonic
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

WINcHEsTER's HYP0PHOsPHITEs
WIN curo Consumption Coughs. BronchiiS Do,iiitY &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

Headache and neuralgia were never 80 quic
" cured a. by RICHARDS TFFrorAL TONIC. rrS H.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

or all tnpics. RICHARD's TEETOTAL ION
is the safest ami best IL makes no drunsards
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22
Llnge asked

A young man about 10 enter college asked
2 student 10 tell hiu complimentary phrase IN
Latin that lie could repeat to the when ne
iug the professor he said: "Anemi Ego sum slnltus
The professor merely opened his eyes trs wider ana
SAID gravey: Yes. SIR; am we'll aware oi the fact
lChrstian ut Work.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22
UARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SIM r4... n.4s sun acts - 5rs Clock slow7n. lss.
Moon s,ts..lO3 Moon souths 900 MOen's age.
HGu WATER TO-DAY. NJ
sandy Hook. OIL Gov island. O43 eli Gate. 2:3Z
HiGH WATER F1-DAN--r. II. -
sandy Hook 0i3 Gov. Island lag Hell oAse 3'ol
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

Steel Frame, Fire-Proof Safes, Combinai
Locks inside Boil Works Rockingham Emery ,2U'esc
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22

For brain and nerves no other remedy ls
sac and sure as RICHARDS TEEToTaL TONIC.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-22
HOME NEWS.
rnoMINENr ARRIVALS.

T1rb 1rrrrs FOicl-Scuator James G. Elaine: or
w.e yohn Fav Erax Controller OF the Currency and ~
Ian h. Chandler. o: New iiampshire ,neor tipe p
Angus. monrea.... Hoffman H0ese, kSselt l. tlhc'oi
sf.H.S Hafst-i inblcy Ashlon OF
Wash,ngion ard General James Conner of soEh Caoin
-. ~ Nf-hnias H0c- General George - NIkn' "t i""'-
am and the Rev CsuOn chase Oi NeltoufnF AuSii
iI.rv You<s- Ihourne, of Wasllneto De''S
U,sef IL kaincy Of south Carolina
1lar,ean R0i.i-Iohn Ncwe, 0f ChicaR Eteie' lfDus
r,Governor John G. Blown, of Tennessee ncS,ii ~
sisy Hof,lalc GrCnd Hgisi-GenerA '" T. 40
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
Caumart.
Spao en- SusmaaOsIoo fan IND

Suao en- SusmaaosIoo fan ind
brinae, naar osn beupttes Ill 3aue.
brus Gn eleuoom. pia Spstofts
Wari uso Iptlepins paa Sallte
(Oanmari) bar Ct 5or oillllaesnc,
al omtrent 3 3or. ganb. GiereR
y. Yttterien loat,r nm Woeer, al
bu,m ban bar Opsrtas,l Gisuoommsn.
aarlis 200 RI. o9 frit OpbhoIo.
Btulio Juol9aten par / ,5lor 3l65
8r. vi ub9liter par bl. a 30 Rr.
Ill Gre 800 Rr I'll poanoarbeies
tralt. 250 a 300 ar. I'll 8Ieonin9
Rciio Saoiaslsn fan abldaes I'll
Imtllsm 1900 o. 2000 Rr., Der mao
anies mtset rslpstlabslt for 3 Cor
Yano. iaa N ga mere ION iOr%lil,Llg,
s'ns | paUsn mislptteots / 6lor.
Soruosu bon 9laIp ban bar Of I'M
Wscsr. nm paliru % ! Ylse, bru.
ger ban / 5Jraarsuosu 2 Wano %
oesuotn btl, S0mmersn % Giiu.
aarst ? a 3 konsr. pan prOouctr,r
Garlla omlrsni 1000 a~dalhousosr,
os bar fru, BlOmtdal Zig, hi Sui.
Rafeflu SaaIsu ipluu sea. @uus
reoAer % 8tooIt,r ben iieriis Roue.
5nol9sisn al R,toltu par / ,Sl0r
200 RI. vi nnort Eager martts
Yottitr R0altabI. Hbaborbtr. Ws
loner, NguItsr 51tbnr. RInr Ban
'tne tlalagfs. II Den eprige 200
odt / Ole 2eraf oprt,s be 4
meo Boletsr. l meo Born oa |
R~lettulager Glsrtn boiler 2 alet
og icnter nu oella paa at bolos an
Q,lt oa ban bOtt S.rueooe
haUe BIrsr paa SotOst Rpilebtna.
Vi pr Ystlsrlsn 9Usrt Nar mootd.
ger YfUmlu Tor m forlunligs
9aosopItnlns. u en- Selpielst.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
J. ~. Steabeim,
MAILER og LAKERER,
8srtiso ouer S,sal & Sos gSnmalrparf.
ltee, <er Strest. CetoIab. sScpa.

NV ~NWt -IINIF %tNVIAU' .yuFVN
Seq tiuleer mtg bsrpso at bsiisnoiaisit
Tor mine Bsnntr "a Yublitum ialmtneellas
bee. Al lel nu bar bedpnot ferrsinins paa
e9en pdaue. % anhclesr l~ialtoes en- saness
rsnes Ssluins. IA leS bar lang Grilr'
ting icm Waler. baiber leg at tiltrseltius al.
rimeltse kerorinlsr.
Sosnmallng, Watering, og Stilot'
mailing. iami @llinl al 9tnoussblinps olp.
uofsrss. Saml. Rsbltr rpmales.
I'll Sials 6crBplonira uoisres seet CO
iml5fulot, nj rlmsll9e Yriisr.
Wllning At Slseer. "Sutiers~ elp. en-
Spsetaliiei.
Al. en-. I. .. Rtsbeim.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
TN yaao ipliutret Of en- Spal.

Sra Serreiisn liriuss ben l2ts
NOpbr. nj "Sromsepoitsn": Sloit.
lsosn Snsbu9 Gftsrmiooas par
Sunuor 9luioisn 6ure Der fro
Rslltn meo I'm puaite Sen (cn. l6
Oar sammsI) uoe for at tratie 81
nsr. Gll.rat be bauos iaast olsis /
Baaosn. lao Be og iilieos uso Dpbs
nsn. Gu 3uaI tumlsoe li9 Il Siptt,
borte men bette er iaa almluoslisi
Der M al oct uofts inssn Spm9rt.
lombso. Yluoislig iOrnemmsr be TO
6iliets st uolnlomt Steo oa Bras ;
De bar en- ounisI Bepioiibso ON at
bllUe llpn9sbs Op / Nuiten. iOr Der.
paa at ia!oe i 8auost. 90 6aosrsn
laneisr zig ferit ristis isieu, % Ter
ban oa tGt peo I'm psnitrs Sios
Spalens brsoe 8ps. 90 It llost
Sipffs III 2eire for bam heb Slne.
itampen Sau ialts oa i'm psnitre
Saano mob Sualens RpS % gap
fs Cart bsnimOo 9in,iampen, ION
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
@rOuarbeioe % ydroOm.

Sc 10 8iss ittnmsr lite opsr,us,
lGnier mouss. Wsn ils buros BET
lite p9re.
Saa eoorligt btapnht iom Bet
enouu sr mso Oct. pore Bern Irrsr.
lao ,r oct bog mssst bsore. sub bet
pore 8Or9lors Os Bsbitsfuralors
bouoe Ysllisbso Ill al IGre. vi Ct
saaet frsm, ON emo lmaat.
Nu fan gamIs Bsoftsiar muussn.
gang ianis iom iaa ga, Oct fan
pare bra NOT meb al osnns Ser.
bOmmeu men 8utuuasn iiprer life
Ylossn bsore, forol ON ban Irler
osnne usln9nsos NaturlGrsr, % life
blir ban f~linftre i Sfog % Wart,
ioroi ON ban Iorsr Nnpnst paa en-
slsr anosn 9Gmmsl &l9mpe suer
Ron9s".
Gen @amIs tasu Sell. &uno.
liabsn sr let at bore, os ben er
npttia Operalt. Gn Wano. lom bar
l9rt nosst. iIarsr fig Ousralt bsore
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

biemcper fra Be %aitatlfe 8rl9S
Rueplapie bar paSleret Der tslen'
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

nieo beirs Saonb. vi Baapen laa
9an fun 9anite imoa Siptter. ION
hso bit 90 Der. o. paa noals Of
olsis laa Sennsu. urbsioenbs baaror
mso at bOlos fig Opps. Ga brstsr
poalsn paa Iis. Os peb Bsuea.lisu
az osns Sale bIiusr @utten fsrt ben
I'll De feriie BREEDER Of Baaosn. iOm
nm oa ereb tat /. Wu lenfso,
u0prsi No. o. oso Den Sulrusl. ION
oetoso Opltoo, b%sspnots samIe Sun.
mar mso Slneitampsn at orei,s bur.
ll8 runot o8 trettss neo | 81.
bet. laa at Oct par mso Nso oo
nsppe, at ban formaueoe at bolpe
nj ~'trsbelise 8soninssmiood ialt
lnotil Den iugenoe % oreienoe BE
o9sslle / Banost opberte. Nlt bette
forssl' me8st burtlsers, euo Bet fan
fOrieuss Msn MI i~noiraaote en-
1ollsbsostilltano for BE- to, Ium uor
alt ono,t ,no bsiU,m % ~bsbaa.lla.
Ger lna Saosren mso pano.rn. %
0a9sn paa ein,itampcn os iormaae
Dc lite at alue ct Haab ira fla.
pan turoe el bsler rers paa ia.
tbl oa nj ban Bano ouer Sopeost.
Sennen baobs ioast 5IstOusst piil..
ON oct enc Ben. Os Stsn.n lao
snouu | enbsn al 5ousst. Wsn
% ban bapoe lanmssst iterrs SSlp
osbrot emo 5aosrsn, bolot ban fla
bsisrs oosr Banoet Os tuuos uQias
slUs Nscraob ira iis. Ser bar in.
gen Baac iao lanst uos; men til
al ep'fe bar 8sIrst imu,t o. Se.n
lpslltlar. clipper Gop. Yeoelsn
barb. ira 1T Sism @ruroreis feet
ulptfen o9 ileoe iipuciomt til Ste.
Oct men ban bnoos ct eoot Stptfe
Vel Of 10. oa iercno ban Tom ir,m
oar &eoraubst brt al uOsl, ner.
mere lisssnos 5llisrs, ION oa /
pnlt nj bl,rsst BE- Susnos, ION nu
par aoltluis msotusns. Seq bar
W,obsl,Iien otrom al @unnor 90
uloisn islu. iOm Der sr 9oot iienbf
al ale ION en- leroslss iagtmobe
OF troO9toi9 Wano Sau laaoe :
Baden bar olosIes inuit, butrt .t
Borb, bu,rt st 5nnusplr9 oa Stap
nsrue tlll9s VI npi Stllsestar par
ltllf 4 Slpitsr. Ger par 5aor(?)
al 9oaIsn paa Boaosns Aiel".
Oct maa oa pare saast Omtrenr
laaIeo,s Ill
2OaItn bar pso peitiebsb icrfuIe
en- S~maonIonim ueoe Sob,t o.
oa itIorelssIis iatst frem mso a..
bent Sab Stimsn bar iest op
8anol'Orpsr cer. bpor 8aaosn lao
mebtns QUalen meo 8taft bar tub
bet nm 8rop sitsr og laalsose iaasi
8aobsn Ino / 8ab,t. Yaa 6runo
al m Saato q Baabm meo Sno
boiler ilpnest / 8sirtt O9 paa lam.
me 30 oeIpls iuuii al be- itarfs
Sleo %nsotrfrd. ale,en. ION ben
nsoerlte. ianseite % imulsiis Del al
Bdaosn, &C trGnet I9nsit mo u
Wuno % bar rtost NH
lla Sreuler al Silonoifabd osrinee.
4nbrs "3aar" bar Del 9oaI,n life
vi Str9t o0 Srnns ousr oct upsn
isos WOtiteo bar Den psrpaa elusl
st Slas meo 2aIsn % tuuit Baub.
urosd / SplIntsr. 6uisrn, ielis
ltts nOsst nj bette Slue oa b, pna
oenne 5to par unotr 8aneet.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

JOriuunone. Den 24os 5uli ai.
leilsoe ira Nbsrossn / en- llosn Gel.
baao 10 un9e Strrsr, for at irpble
ousr Norciesn til Bergen. Gen
enc Ssrrs par en- Yreit reo Naun
@urnsp % ben anoen par en- al
bans BsnRsr. ga bisi, Ycrlon.r
aloria sr aniOmns til Bergen. o.
Slestntnse fOrsiepss bar fOrcipurst
ON Dem. IT BET beift ianbipulist,
at Be ,r iuloisilebs Os Omiomne /
R%oroieen. buls tropps 90 for imoo
5arieier ole sr iarlissrs at b,far,
enb Mllnntthoust
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
StOree.

Jiiie. 3 osnns Sio oripss el
belolsl 5ilterl iaousI Of romsoaIT,
iOm iencmerite 8litere | M,fiorosn
Goa IL vii oeft Tor WoIcs). 6iite.
iorisn or ben iaafalote "Bp,tlellan.
&C.. en- yanseiort. Der fun fan hIIise
paa ct Snb al 200 a 800 Saone.
0enne 5lit sr mtset iest iom Wao.
bare os liadr iom &lebmauospar.
iulofommsn peo Chen af, ON lite
opsr Den ~olminoeIiss 9en9b..
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

@bitaae. Rilwlufse az Il. llul Serns
baneltnlt er ben enc ncrereliiiae eiuie Der to-
Der idmmen I 6bleaSo mee b lnoli3t a III,
li1s Ssrnblnsr, % Cepcet sr benoilii be
llSltnes. ldl II man hStpemt fan fcmme I'll
butterpmbsIlt Ctpct. 9etsl eisr Scrretnigss
lieb @nfn.
@jennsmlebsnee @ilettsr "a "5brculb
Sl9Idge Sbttis' III lue licre epsr.
Staal=S iinner. rel nsrlaate. Oh fr eicr Sisp.
Westingtons Improved Automatic
Air Brake, Millers Safety Platform
and Coupling paa alls &ogue.
Sc tiurite gasiagrr OglS Oucuusne...
Den 0iennemlsber lmuttsrs eaneifas
Der meo mere ltcrarteee Seenerier, ca
paslerer aiennsm here Scrretuinoss "a
Srmmerfcrnsieiiesfee eno ucsen am
ben Jernbane / Worepeieu.
A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
Tea. Pass. iat -iets. Ascns, Milwaukee.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

Gienoomsialg. DOilor Rlid poa
Dreoriispaio bar ioIat fin @aaro
i Borser9aocn til &iebmanb y. g.
Sanisn for l6 900 &r.
6refen Solit's Saue pso nsb,r
9anasaoe / Ssnsb:rs ifal u9rs iolst
iii Gnftiru BOoin for $500 ST..
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
M. l.. Nc CONN.
Surgeon Dentist,
SHiu cUer euuificns Sarspar, Sior,.

SHlu cuer Guuifions 6dropart Stcr,.
DEBORAH, iowa,
liuaosr fs b,roeo al bc'icnotsiers
for aQs % enbusr. Der lIItrenser
8anb!nse at ban bar tn9st iaft 30.
p9I / Secorab dit SIoss Grbelbs.
benbersRos iii min Y~roissiion, no.
fsrsS meo iierlts Neioaii9beo.
VI Y. WcGonn
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

fra bans ss,t Sus. Sibhs 2Orbos
fierte ban bjsmmeira til Bpeu Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

inheritance psoblipsr frtmeeies at ubisr.
alt Flags Arbeiee I galpaniitrtt Jtrn. FAINT
On % aobbsr. ril meaet ~neefatte
priier! Wlnse Scrbeorinser sr alpri
pse Sibrltattonen al "@dluiniSte Srpn
6btmneos." Sra % sitsr osnns 5te I'll BPS
etr les 3 Siitlpnb 10. 10 % Ia auarts)
AZ beotte Claus Bit. Tor 81 90. l Cuhn
Welteiaoe for $500. q Ter Sl.OO saer 3
for 50a. t%tctiltrs iclat ior 25ei. pr. Stptts.
ale Sreres Tor @rbsiee. aeresiera til
mig | Cescrob. oil promp,iis tsirares.
Dtecrab. ben 29oe Wai 1878.
36 IS P. S. Smout.
Agent.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08

emo ben. iOm Snssniius ueo. ga
boormsssn Stgss o. 8leos Tan
life ben Splpitc iiaft iis, lom ben
uuiosnoe aloria iaar tlsuce. 2ipsi
bllosr Dog Tor bin lau9t ri9src ; ia,
cen ION lite bar facet Slelsu 81.
ne oplaote. laa ban fan. foritao %
frpoe iig opsr al 9iusls Slorbeo %
Beroens uuoers. ban leuer lite no.
get ret Gip. &unltab sr en- &opital
ION ou nliio bar Drug for T; o. ben
fan hperfsn MeI susr Butt for
tore
Wen paa en- anhsn Waaoe tan
@amlin9en baue Net. ,SOr Der sr
mango. iom noar be bar Iert hot
mere END andre. ftroI bsspnoer al
iette Nalen belt % mso snsana
bll iaa furieroslis fne paG BET.
Oct er fig. taolmooiee Wenneitsr,
ION Ofte til flor Staoe brino.r
Runofoben / 8anrp bos liitfslias
6olt. Naar man Ter, OF liee iub.
bllolte &arIs Ter nso pna alt laatal
faioet lmpclt Ntbsioe % amer cei
for al bare unosr lin 89roiabeo
at BRUCE line Srnbsr I'll llsi. Iaa
tantsr man ltrar. Of BET CT &uuo.
itabsns Club Men BET er bet tie.
Set CT csrss Rarustisbso o. gn.
f~oloi9bens Club.
Obi er BET ct foritauoigt Wenns.
lie. oil ban. 10 mere ban Ierer. o..
laa faa ossmsre a9tslis for Nrbsi
Bet. San oil ltIenus, at intct ar
bsioe sr iimpelt. iom sr nptliet oe
aOct. Oct CT bet inaialbis imple
Nrbeios, ION bar siort 8srosn I'll
bet ben er Ollie 9iusts Sober hi
Der iig ira bet Oet CT BET iberoi.
&c o. i%roiaite NtbsIos, iom bar
mllonet GIusts 8aar. Os b9uei Wsn.
neliet op ira Den Oarits Raabso os
usielbeb.
Deter er lite 9aast rietio OF for
% enonu vi bar Der mango tao.
beige 8Oras'ere al 9aancsns @r.
beioe Wsn nanr bore Bender 90
arbeirsre aluOrIist piloe iergs for
al l'ans is SpIpsniua. iau Be ban.
be mere @rsie paa qloi Of Spert.
emo Be M bar o9 funos bsors pare.
tu9e 1us Sutsrssi5r. laa fom be 90.
laa I'll al tlItDluse iis % lin Scr.
ming ben 4sislis be iOrilsnsr.
J osuns psuissuoe fan ri lore
mssst al amsrl'anstue 9os osm
fan Ollie % Gubusr paa SOIfsi,olsn
raa iaa 600 OpIpsnlu9 ION Der
paa en- beisrs StoIs hOor bare Bt.
mloItoss Bern iOmmsr, % Den
amerlflul's uueoom 9aar no / Der
ZEN ruifst m,o 8unoitab, ben + III.
as ION ben Rlss 0s unas Wsn.
METER moa fra Is Ill l6 Nars III
oertn leIse for ia lilo. Ss lag Ct
freiti9t i &si. 8lar BET life / en-
Relnlna. iaa ~bs9pnosr &c / en- an.
Den. Amerifancrsn sr lig &litu..
pan tOmmer allio nsb paa Bsnsne
nuorban ou END flitsr BAN. Sntet
Arbsios er ham for nmpslt. Bue
Sopniiab oa uonsliahso iputs bar
{. limpslt. 0ui bar ban ri.
Nr pore suhpsr 9rlig 4rbtbs
mano. iOm uniersr IN Don't me,
SrOltab o. III Nptls.
Seq ltaI iori9le dig Ell amsritarf
plltOrls. ier lss luiisr. Gu ung
rig ImsrItanetlnne blsp iOrlOpsl
mso en- iiuosrst NOromanb, iom par
iOmmn ousr I'll line SIestninss /
Ron SOrt. San bapoe oeiaa moi
al Isus al. De par glade / biuan
Den o. tuuos aIliaa Siiis fig uaar.
lOmhslf.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-08
Sra Mooerfanoene.

III ~iancinapiis 8iaps inptil &c l2Dettr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-17
A Warming Against Lotteries OF aiI
Kinds,


Kinds.
The lottery Of the Scored Heart, organ
ICED in Montreal for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church,is companion in disaster
with Archbishop Purcell's financial oper-
atoms. The lottery was organized two
years ago, under the patronage OF the bis.
hop Of the diocese OF Montreal aud an in
fluential board Of managers. Nearly SOO..
900 tickets, at 81 each, were issued and
put in the hands OF agents to sell. They
were sold throughout Canada and the
United States, and purchasers have begun
to clamor for drawing. The clamOr
brings out the fact that there is not dol.
larin hand for prizes, and no drawing is
possible. Agents have not accounted for
funds received. A broker named Mieddle-
mess-and well named-and q Spectator
named Golf disposed Of thousands OF
tickets, and absconded. The little money
that reached the treasury has been ex-
pended for advertising, etc The bishop
10 in Rome Nothing can be done till he
returns, nor then eitherN hislordship is
in such embarrassed circumstances that
he can not do anything for the thousands
Of people who have been swindled out OF
their money" One moral to DO drawn
from this isagainsL lotteries conducted un.
der church auspices. A broader and bet.
ter, is: Shun all lotteries and lottery
ticket sellers, aud unite in support Of our
postmaster general to kill the lottery
system,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-17

Freight rates by water, both lake and
canal, have varied greatly during the past
season and improved over last year. The
compilation Of the seasons record made
by the Buffalo Express, shows these
changes on wheat from Chicago to that
port: April II, 6 cents per bushel; April
20, ~, May ., 81. a gradual decline fol.
lowed till June Z, when the lowest rate,
II, was reached. A week later it advanced
to cents, which it held ill July 5, when
q was paid. By the close of July ii
had advanced TO st, and August was At,
August l6, 81. The highest rate was
reached October 10, 81, which was held
for week. Thencelorward there was o
gradual decline till the closing date, when
the rate was half a cent below the April
opening. The corn rate sympathized
with the wheat throughout the season,
averaging abost half cent lower. The
opening rate by canal was 5! for wheat
and 5 for corn. The lowest rate OF the
former, cents, was reached June 7, and
for corn, 81, June II. From that time on
ward better and lettering rates were OBJ
tanned, the highest being reached October
PIP cents for wheat and II cents for
corn. These rates held for three days,
when the wheat rates iell of one cent and
the corn two, Freight closed at nearly
double the opening figures in May-wheat
lO3, corn 8! cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-17
Men, Women and Religion.

Mrs. W. Gray, 10 Fohnlghlly ltaVieW,
Tenderness and It's outcome, pity, are
as inseparable from true nanllness as true
womauliness. Quickness and delicacy Of
perception are developed by the constant
exercise Of observation on details, AID
where exceptional conditions in mans
life force this exercise upon him, as the
normal conditions Of women's lives do
upon them, II will be found to produce
the same results. Self.levotion Is but o
form oigenerOsitY the generosity Of those
who give themselves, having nothing
more and nothing better TO give, and
thank heaven, belongs equally to the no.
bier natured Of both sexes. With regard
to religion, 1t can scarcely be claimed for
women that they have, as a sex, more
genius for religion than men, seeing
that all the founders Of religion have
been men, and that wherever reli.
gion has been held In honor, men have
rather monopolized than abandoned II
to women. That the latter should cling
longer 10 form Of religion which Is fall.
ing into decay and contempt is tho natur.
al result Of the comparative seclusion from
the great intellectual movements OF the
world, which force the human mind 10
throw of, in its process Of growth, the
old vesture OF faith become too narrow
for 1t, and to weave for itselia new one
fitted to Its new deeds. Christianity,
with its assurance OF Divine love, It's hope
OF an eternal life, where sin and pain and
sorrow shall cease, naturally has the
strongest hold on the hearts and imagina-
tons OF the weak and oppressed, the
weary and heavy.laden, OF whom the larg.
or number are women, and the passionate
religious feeling which prevailed among
the slave population Of the Southern States
Of America, men and women alike, is an
instance in point, 1t may be added that,
in the dull, narrow, prosaic lives Of
the lower, middle and working classes,
religion is the only outlet into a
larger and brighter sphere, the only win.
dow, SIS it were, through which their souls
can look or breathe some breath OF the
life that is not fed by bread alone. Alas,
that the very conditions which make this
window SO vitality necessary make it also
but too often SO narrow, so dust.stained,
that neither pure light nor pure air can
reach them through it! The moral result
OF this comparison ofthe moral and intel
leCiual powers Of men and women, seems
to be that human nature is substantially
the same in both, and that the common
expression, How like man! How like a
woman! should be translated into: How
like what men and women generally have
been made by conditions otliie, education
and inherited aptitudes, from generation
to generation, causing certain qualities to
be more or less developed in each sex
taken US a whole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-17
Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y

This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and charitA-
BILE purposes, In 1868, for the term OfTWenty.
Ave Years to which contract the nViolabIe faith Of
the State is pledged, which pledge has been renewed
by an overwhelming popular yots, securing iG fran.
GhiIea ~ the new contribution adopted December 3D.
a. D. 1879, With capital Of 81 10000, 70 which Il
has since added 4 reserve fund Of SSS0060.
Its Grand Single Number DlstFIbutlon
VIII take place monthly on the IecOnd Tuesday.
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