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W~sM>MytoM St~MA~vA.
FRIDAY, OLYMPIA. JUNE 20, 1879.
Vocal Culture.


er's Institute in this place recently,
and in looking over the programme,
inquired Of one of the chief mana
gers, why there was not more in it
in regard to reading and cultivat-
ing the voice.
Said he, There are SO many that
object to elocution. Is that so?
what intelligent person can object to
thorough training in this de art
ment?
Let us investigate this question
and see if there is not the l., st
abundant reason for care and cu'-
ture and pains-taking thought. be-
ginning with childhood's earliest
lessons, and continuing until the
close OF life. BY just SO much as we
converse and read and speak, more
than we do anything else, by just so
much should pains be taken to do
these things we'll.
Elocution is the art of vocal ex-
preston. The principles form a
science, the application on art.
Edward Payson remarked that the
voice was one-half in pulpit dis.
course, and the late DIR. Kirk said,
that the great necessity of our times,
next to more practical Christian
faith was, ca thorough cultivation
of the functions of speech" How
many young ministers have no pow
er of voice or ease OF delivery to
make an imp ession on an audience,
and thus make available the knowl-
edge they have acquired by years
of study. Said Andrew Fuller once
"Oh the holiness of their living and
the painfulness of their preaching"
Who can say, that Indifference to
the manner of speaking, this mod
ern" painfulness," isnot rebbing the
the gospel of half its power. These
defects heard in the pulpit, and at
the bar, are just the same as may be
heard in the common conversation
of every day life. 1t is provoking
almost to be compelled ever and
anon to ask person to repeat what
they have just said, because they
said it SO poorly-so low, so high,
so indistinct, you could not possibly
understand it. y the painfulness
of listening to such talk! Think Of
man with the voice of Stentor
speaking before an assemblage of
persons so low at first that you can't
possibly hear what he says, and then
before he gets done, so loud you
can't understand him: and SO alb
sent-minded withal that no repeated
calls to order can ever teach him
any better. If the services of some
of these persons were not so valu-
able even in spite of these serious
drawbacks we would sentence them
to an exile with Demosthenes to talk
to the waves, or submit to elocution-
airy training until cured of their bad
habits. But we were intending to
speak of the voice in common life.
DIR. Holmes says "our east winds,
lean soil, our independence and
sharp business habits, are not the
best things for the larnyx." Nine
men out of ten have a hard, sharp,
metallic clink which reminds him of
the spring bell on a tinman's door.
Nor does he spare the female voice.
Too often it is sour enough to pro-
duce effervescence with alkalies, and
creaking enough to sing duets with
katydids. A moiety of the atten-
ton paid to some other accomplish
ments would make the voice soft
cas- the dew on Hermon," Mellow
and sweet as the voice of Shake
speare's Cordelia. w. R.
Olympia, W. T., June IS, 1879.
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The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, last Wednesday, in session at
Port Townsend, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
N. D. Hull. Chief Templar; w.
kaybould, Counselor; Louisa G..
Calvert, Vice Templar; A Weir,
Secretary; w. H. Roberts, Treas
urer; Franklin Kennedy, Superin-
tendent of Juvenile Templars. The
next meeting will be held in Olym-
pia, June Is, 1880.
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A GOOD work was done at the Fair
grounds, yesterday. About one
hundred feet of the shed roofing torn
Oft by the wind have been replaced
and made as good as new, without
one cent of the labor being made
chargeable to the Association. Three
members of the board, assisted by
a few willing spirits, took the mat.
ter into their own hands.
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DIR. SIP I N N Il
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
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tead Of three trustees for each school sub.

stead Of three trustees for each school sub
| district. fts..ifu
ByMh ROush; In relation 10 surveys
and incorporation.
By Mr. Hyer: To amend the schoO
BY Mr. Melvin: Referring that part o.
the Governors message relating to instr
anee companies to Committee on Private
Corporations and Joint Stock Companies
By Mr.. Parsons: In relation 10 the levy
Of tax. I'D I'D ~ ~ n, = -
BY Mr.. McNeer: Requesting the Attor.
ney General 10 report the condition Of the
Litigation now In progress iorthe purpose
Of enforcing the laws relating TO taxation
against the railroads Of this State.
BY Mr.. Fulkerson: To increase the pen.
atty for violations Of the law regulating
the sales OF intoxicating liquors. :
BY Mf. Parsohsr Conlerring Jurisdiction
on County Courts 10 grant divorces,
BY Mr.. McNeer: In relation to reduc.
ton Of the salaries Of the Kanawha Board.
BY Mr.. Carter: ToRmendthe school law.
% BY Mr.. Rock: To reduce the tolls on the
kanawha and Coal rivers. ly
BY Mr. Scherr: Concerning tax on dogs.
By Mr.. Harvey: To make the wages Of
employees OF incorporated companies q
tehiupon the property Of said company.
;nBy Mr.! Hutton: To change the law In
reference to attachments 90 as to allow al.
tachments TO be issued against q debtor
leaving acounty OF this State 10 move into
another county Of the State Nt fi
Mr.. Newman, from the Senate, reported
that that body hadNadopted Senate Joint
resolution referring to q joint committee
all matters In relation 10 the Judiciary sys.
TEN. l1!! lG.ilty ~, .H hs
Mr.. Reynolds introduced House Joint
Resolution No. Z, requesting our Repre-
sentatives In Congress to advocate the
passage Of o bill 10 tix uniform rate OF IN.
terest throughout the United States Laid
over for one day. nj. p, tfIT. II
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that on Monday
he!would submit certain amendments 10
the rules Of the House. fI7'I7
= MI. Reynolds, from the Committee on
Elections and Privileges, reported the
delegates elected TO the House.
! On motion OF Mr.. Bradford, House bill
No!l was read for o first time, and pass
ed to q second reading. -
. Mr.. Fulkerson called up House Joint
Resolution requesting our Representatives
IN Congress TO secure appropriations to
finish work already begun on certain
streamsin this State. 5S0I
0n motion, the resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradford, the House
at II :46iA. NJ, adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 O'clock. h
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NJ ~ 'l'tqco' DcEi Of Trust made BY William Mo
Uo anG Annie T. MrSRhb, hls WIlo, to The under.
Al 40 tWtt"i dated the 18th day Of May, 1875, and
SUIl 10 the Clerks Office Of the County Court a
md West Virginia, In buOk Of deeds Of trust
viii on " ~ ISS0 f'O' thS unoeIblSneo
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of December, A. D. 1878,
SSoIasac'nG at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell al public auction
ia N, n. SG' IS Of the Court lIouse Of sald county,
drSTtb,i VI NnrtIlns' West Virginia, the following
Sal. IN tS'a'e situate In said city, county and
la 49, "NlI The undivided half Of all that mart a
S, a. elSkIy.nsnp, In the Sth Ward Of E1id
mn, - AII lati measures 39lS feet In width and
The no, Is Hih sfom thccrrCk to line drawn from
In ! ' Na,ir Tue western boundary Ot aid part Of
The ~ With tho north line Of Goth street, 10
'Tv Wy hereinafter mentioned and Al right SnslsS
,,,i, SIe am 3ll part also includes the TRAN.
~ rVr M ground, between said lima laSt NAMED
Nrii, ~, Aley and Goth street; the kald mart Of
l All !.'a' ~ alley on the east side Of said nArt
Saro tbs VS. rr on 0th street, aud has on
Ssbh AZ, SEoa shops lately operated by William Nc
IL 'ei Is the sAmo ErAhlt,I 10 WilIsm W"SSbh
J,r, J +y,"" M9L1 by Thomas NELL and others by
Cirf Il ~ A'h, 1854, and now Of record In said
TsEv, M, "a d'' hook 40. "a. Nt iclos and .
or a un,i NHlGLuhe;Ihtrd o! the purchase money
pay IN cash. and in ~ tho purchaser may elect z
III and Y.E Interest from rhs day Of sale, PAYABLE
nj, al ~. m9hihs nspCciively from the day al
Tbr .! d'i VI trust on the property sold
,h,Ii ,n1. oylLevvt good, but selling a. Trustee
ded al ,,s! oay such Iille ~ vested 10 me BY said
IC. uy,vrGj GEORGE u. CALDWELL Trustee.
Thcai,rc - y AHtuoneer. nOlt
Icyni.,,,S.,S We hn lsNn adjourned until FRIDAY
pltt, ''n' a. D.lSiS, al 10 o'clock 4, u, al sam
Tb II, GEORGE R. CALDWELL, Trustees,
J,sT,,,HyO s,r vie is adjourned until WEDNESDAY
d2s '-'' w a. 70 clock 4. NJ, at same place.
"LoKhE ". CALDWELL. TrIlStee
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Gatette Of Saturday.
steubenville Is again stirred up over the
prospect Of a removal OF the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis car shops to Denni.
son.
Mr.. s. Greasy reports most gratifying
success In his canvass for members Of the
steubenville Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany, fifty names already being enrolled,
making one-fourth Of the number 10 OBJ.
tain q charter. ...
The color Of the passenger cars on the
Q. 4 P. Railroad will shortly be changed
from yellow 10 dark brown, striped
with gold. They are all 10 be exactly alike,
The engines will be painted black and
striped with gold.
We learn that the meeting Of the stock.
holders ofthe Steuberville Furnace & Iron
Company, held yesterday in the Commits.
sioner's Office, was 10 consider the adyisa.
bility Of starting up the works, but they
adjourned without concluding 10 do 40.
Our river men are no wise concerned
about the snow going off in hurry and
making big rise. They think Il will STAY
on the ground for some time vet. ant
when 1t does go OIL willmeltaway gradual
'ly, resulting In NC material harm.
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The following is an extract from letter
dated July u, 1871, to the diScoyercr OF Be.
thesda Water. The writer Is the Rev, 7, B,
Fuller, D. D., D. O. l., Rector Of 81 Gr0gofy'S
Church, Toronto, Archdeaeoh Of NIAGARA, eic.,
etc. The writer at the aee OF sixty years was
victim Of sAcchaFine diabetes. His phySi.
clan said ito use Dr.. F1lllets Wordsl The
could do no more for me than he had done |,
that my disease was incunble, and that |
must lie down and die" I'VE should state
here en- paIettheHI that our townSman JoSeph
Fleming Esq, Il The sole and only authoristd
agent for this wonderful water for this State a
well aS for Ohio and West vlgihiA.l 10 re.
turn to Dr.. Fuller: I'm four days" he writes,
after taking the water, obtained relief, and
since that time have taken no medicine, con.
suited no medical man, and presume II /
could give myself reasonable rest, would be
quite we'll" 80, -
Such testimony. from such source, should
Indeed have convincing weight
General ;1,. -, Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
:. JosRPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, ritAbureh, n.
Pamphlets mailed tree. va ~ 'T'IT'
PRicE-0o cents per gallon, u per 10 gallon
key, ~ per half,baFrel, $le per barrel. ~
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Book Bindlnu.

In connection with our establishment Is the
Book Binding and Blank Book mandatory
Of Mills, Frcw 4 Co., one Of the finest in
the State, being thoroughly fitted through.
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cutters, numbering and paging machines,
we can now turn out every description Of
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Nr.sat:s,,s,,s' Safes.
ilI,Ln.rSTEE,s sALR-

VI NHl ~ '-''H
4, ,pe Of lsl Of l!ua male " T., SIiSisi
E.H'rI " 49, MN Nj l. Al folio ISL, 10 the CLERK
- i,u u m" County Court u Marshal county, " Va
T s On rUEDAY EEHGrA a. Al II PSSI t. kue NIX
and test bidder, a. tbs front don o. vac
T, IIs@,c Of aid county 10 the town"i M91hdI'
, yI lie following described rgal S,!a!S VII tG s. a
pN az, n ,nI And Mound Slfels, fronting hily-
o ,as oa street and y r.. 'sS s sSn y
~ =; Not and icing IOHlOnOi the property grantgl
~ ~ Edwards and OtherA, trustees, 10 Said
RAsf BY 4'el dao Apl Sts IoSt az g. 'Ss q q
IeNu !" TSvv, ~ SALE One hubdTOh dOllAfa In
~ sn,i IN residue In Two equal lnStallmenil,
ts,I, aud eighteen month. from Che S1y o. ale wy
NV, ty iel Of trust on the prOpetty sold Title
IN .,I OIL bit ceiling A. trustee shall only con-
ysT ,urL iiI!u a. vat,d 10 me " said dgSd q trust
,.u TRUSTEE.
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MNrSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ...
The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of Deed Of
Tnl' Iru'Oi to him on the 9th day Of November,
Sie by Martin L. Hill and Clara C.. Hill, aud on ne
oiin uNl OF. trust book No. II on page US ln the
Sat q the Clerk q the County Court Of Ohio county,
Wwl Nfsiaia viii Oh
SATURDAY, February Sth, 1872,
Nlooco,L AN at the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio gny proceed to sell at public suction 10 the
highest bidder the following valuable real estate To-
VT All the Interest Of the said Martin L. I'LL and the
aid C.MaC Hill conveyed by said deed Of trust in
aud TO the three undivided ninth parts UI the tracts Of
hai IN Ohio county heretofore conveyed 10 Jesse
Wells now deceased, by John FAwcett a. executor Of
Tue ut Will and testament Of James lembcrt0n de-
trArd, BY deed dated March 9Th, ls4l, recorded in
pwi oE No. % Oh pages IA6 aud l47 10 the office Of
ac ClrFk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
W. belngtEo tracts one Of $50 acres and tho other Of
~ acres and reference is here made to that deed for
Inc description nj the same. From these tracts OF
ihd, on, hundred aud si1ty.nlnC ACres and twenty
ave poles being part Of above described tracts Of
nnl heretofore conveyed by tho said Jesse WellG to A.
!. Nlis,n by deed to which reference Is here made
hiAlull description Of the same, dated August 10th
The Cl'fk Of the lOunty TOUT q Ohio county, West
Va, are expressly excepted. The said threC-nInths
o. H tracts Ot land will he sold subject TO the CT.
0PIOn herein before stated, and also subject 70 the
We 'NAls therein Of Cecilia Wells widow Of the said
Jr'e Wells, according 10 the will Of the said
y-~e Wells, deceased, duly proved aud probated.
rad property Is near short Creek and tho Ohio river
IN Ohio Uunly West Virginia.
. IENs or sALE,-The purchase money will be re-
queI ~ te p1II In CSg6. selling rs trustee, will
only convey 'urh title rs il vested in me BY tho decd
10 god. 80
n. WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
f&bLETnN 6PESDLKToN, Attorneys,
J. ClANDERs lIERvEY, AuctIoneer. IanI
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All orders by mail promptly attended to.
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TRISTEE'S SALE OF UNwoRKED,
L WEll-eEASOSED M
Wagon Material, sc.

hs undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, thai
?! virtue Of the authority derived by him from 4
neI o, trust made by William McSab6 10 him. dated
we lSlh DAY Of May, 1875, and now Of rCoord In the
IrA, otc"oi the County Court Of Ohio county, West
SrlGihh, 10 hoE Of Deeds Of Trust und M0iiRaRcs
No's ,M folio rs, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. N1A
'omneucng Al 10 O'Clock 4. w. sell al public auction,
gu ihT Premises, on Twentieth street, betWyt Main
NJ NA'Hgt sTctSr In the city Of Wheeling, State Of
I NV ,lfsnla, Known as McSAbbs Wagon Shop, the
'pi'9'lIs ler'onAl property, tO-wli:
M OF ielo,s escorted SIles, about 100 In lot: lot
% any cane cart spokrs about 51O LOT Of cane cRrt
,SAe Is1ihd Sizes, about $780, SiI feloes i0r front
o. eane EaSohi l@S cane cart locust hubs, NOR.
as small cane cart hubs, moriisr1; about 500 10.
Sa AUS 10 The rough assorted sGes; 27O light two
s'IS .1toh hounds, 100 hind houndsiOr cane wagons;
9Hun' hounds or cane wagons; l20oK tongue hounds:
~ axe eir, and boards aud holsters for wagons: i0
nA 'At' 'hhIsi /? hickory Axles; about lg'21 fest
N pAhk AMI SrAntllng 10 pieces for timber wheel
%"sar one uaber WhcelaXlC, tire screws aud bands:
SIg eae h@AinS machine; one large paint grinding
I,''' one platform scar; ono wheel tenonlnV ms.
,nN 'uaIi LOT Of paint; safe In the Office two setS OF
"N L'Ii'h tools; tSO bolt cutting machines; LOT ii
.Soi.d lIr Iron In shop and one pair Of Wheels And
axe o. Athret-Wheeled cart. =
AEAAs oF sALE-Cash. |.h u|.
r,,r JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
SALpWELL CALDWELL, ATTORNEYS.
uGGNEY, AuCtlOnter. de2
+, Tue 1tNTr lc Is adjourned until gATURnAy
Ille ''' ~ NV VIVA a. NJ ~ same
gslo JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee,
'1s auN'c ale djOurucd until TUESDAY, Jan.
ISL ~ u, 1872 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ at same nlRre
S." JOHN ROBERTSON, TruSteo..
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