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SATURDAY, MAY 2a,b ro7o

eommeaeing a. 10 O'clock a. ". The i,lIo,in,IH
q Ss!ifS ETH u Il. 1 The RAJ ., + r.
nglnh, aud more particularly Jr,,,,t.S A,e q Wet
i LS5 nn@oetSl Que handiC lid igeiy a. ''osi
Iy ~ Moth FrnnL street lCrarr, rai,iI S.l No
~ lhe north AGty l6J ieeI Of III. apf,S ,a ,Iett
waller lot numb4red iI lG Iii ot ~ nAe'hli I
,ld dtS q Wheeling laid Olt by Her H. T. The
W Iot EoeneEeT Laue, on Whrcling FIX g, ltui'
menlS belonging thereto '''u VIC lstulitI.
TERAs " 6GLL-Eiiteen hlpIrrl J.i,,..
r. nuea mots y Tue purchaser msy = EiiIins ~ n
u SIsn gu Gay o. ale, the balance In Two ,u, y
menu y I1 aud twelve month, u, a.
Interest from DAY Of sale, the DUtrhs,rs il' NNh
tAple noIes therefor aud to Il sraFrJ L S"aS ae-
the atiiiaetou OF the Trustee or Ly nT shIlot't
We property soli " the Trustee MAJ Xxi I M y, Ia a
The title 10 the above property I, b,,,.,.i.
perfect blt Selling Is trustee shall ou, c,l 70 :,
tue a Il vested In me by sal trSl o ~, issA
W. II. HALLER, AuclInns.r NA"I' lfuiieS.
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Malarial feyers, constipation, torpidity Of
the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily TO this great disease conqueror,
Hop Bitters. 1t repairs the ravages Of
disease by converting the food into rich
blood, and 1t gives new life and vigor to
the aged and infrm always. See
other column.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 0, 1879.

Mr. w.R. ALLISON, Of steubenville, was
in the city yesterday. The Gas'tte men.
tions rumor that his new paper will be
an independent Republican sheet. Bro.
Allison sees, we presume, that 1t Is rather
late in tho day for Greenback paper
pure and simple.
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GE..ntssa' Sale
TRusTEEs Sur o.. =.

TRUSTEES SALE ov ,.,,,
J. REAL ESTATE VI NALvAWp
p5 Virtue q a dsel Of trust mat,
q FSS T5 191 n, asr'Gl ii, VIE ,I y n
Ss CoFL q he Cosa S' ,T'! ! = Il, ', o.,
VsG o. Lruls BOX Nos piSr y. i II.q roaIy, u
p. sAIuHDAY, THE .In DAY or ' M1y
SsrSS SST aSgis e AID county Ia, SS ,'.,
aIed and AeVehty.uo lii!I On H. H. aunlete Odg mi
I% wv SsTvSns ,S street, on The eor Us1 ls
Streets IL H.. iIS sITiS streets now /. y, Nv
gi1lA, kn9Wn As East Whei iS,. G,gi b, Npi NJ.
~ os RISIsSt 6qt selling Is Trusts T. ny. h-,Sl
TESTs o. sII y ne y ia s ta, ''' ~
!aS balance 10 three e,aSl In,Sn ,Sn % 'ly u al,
y, ,S es9tSsn months, Negotiable no;, t',
2saT apd .S q ~ IL . = Eysn ior Es i.II;, 1
l. T. vmHiLLAA J. ", CUWbIS iTgiytty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-06

WELISBuRG, May 8.
Editors Inttlllgeneer.
The week that has past and gone de-
veloped nothing Of very great Importance
in the history OF Wcllsburg. Everything
passed of in the usual quiet, old fashioned
way. Garden making, house cleaning,
renovating and decorating seems to be the
order Of the day. As usual, many good
housewives were led to believe that the
warm days Of the latter part OF April were
indicative of the final opening Of spring.
Therefore out went the parlor fires, up
went the fire board, and the summer ar.
rangement went into effect under a revised
schedule. But then "the best laid plans
OF mice and men aft gang glee"-for the
heavy white irosts, freezing and cold
northwest winds informed us that winter
was still clinging 10 the garments OF spring
as If 10th 10 depart for the icy regions Of
the north. So 1t Is most every spring, and
people declare they never saw the like be-
fore.
1t Is thought that the late frosts and
freezing did but little harm, as they &C.
Cured during the light OF the moon. We
never took much stock in moonology as
affecting things in general, but last year
very heavy trosts occurred about this time,
1t being the light Of the moon, and there
was but little damage to vegetation. Was
II the light Of the moon or the dryness OF
the ground and atmosphere that prevented
the frost from killingf
Harvey Bros, are putting their new m.
per machine in place. They expect TO be
in operation again next week. They have
given their paper mill coat OF white.
wash, which adds very much 10 lis an.
pearance. The one.third interest Of he
late VIM. II. Harvey In this mill will be
offered at public sale by the administra.
tor, W. II. Harvey'on May It'll,
We take pleasure in noticing that our
iellow.townsman, VIM. T. fancy, ESQ.
has been passed upon by His Honor Judge
Melvin and the Honorable Judges Of Ire
Supreme Court Of West Virginia as TO his
fitness to enter the practice oil law. Il Il
gratifying to know that the young gentle
man passed the examination without fal.
tertng, and Is licensed to practice. He Is
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust male bv I,h,s,.,
man and LOUIS bchupkman, hi, vie ~ yaa Latk'
Tee, dated May l. 1875, reconl.,I Ia H.. A. itg''
Clerkot the County Court Of Ohio r,ua,, w o. lh'
gala, In Deed Of Trust Book No TO- me- "a, ~ Nll'
SATURDAY, TnEI DAY OFMlY ,,s ."0'
commanding At 10 O'cl,sk A. H., sell Attn TO-
Of the Court House Of Sad county The , ',ut 'gF
Seribed property, that Il 10 say: p,rt al ae'
parcel Of ground numbered ~ 10, N1. N 40 III w
side Of Market ST. Get, between Twtpt, Hs tAl
INenly'sixth street, 10 the Sixth Ward al ill., ~
Wheeling, bounded and described IS Ioos, ',,. n
ginning ten tegt irOn the North side Of l,t 6u-,.
70 and IN the centre Of the division wall ~,
menu Numbered I and s, aud RAINING tbrnrs ~
ID leet more OF less tO the centre Vi III yi,i, Nv
between tehements aud G, aud running birE "a ~
Uniform width Of taid hOnt to thrslle, h H.
aid lot. The nunben Of Aail ieutiur1t, - M
No. J. on the north corner VI lot No ~ M, ~
said lot No. 80 together with all and sDrl,t n.
proVOmentS thereon, aud the her dlla6.pi, y, ~
puTtenAnees thereto belonging. Title bris,.,i J.. Z
good, but will convey only tuGh title a, /, trt, II
me by said Deed Of Trust. ''4 !"
TERhs-THo hundred dollanin cash on ia, Of All.
the balance 10 two equal installmentS al M M
twelve months, pF0mlsAOry ultCs hearing Ibt,ts,t
from day Of sale 70 b0 given for the drlrTfsI M,
| meutS The title 70 be retained until taynrn,i, I-R
W. J. ". COWDkN. Iru,lss
D. D. Do'kSER' eol'el'Or' aPi
The above sale Is adjourned until SArrRplY. M,
10th, At the same hour.
myS ". J. W. COwDES, Trusts,
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, May Sat New
Preston Hill this morning, Egbert Cogs.
we'll, while drunk, killed his wife and
himself
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TRUSTEES SALE

ny Virtue ~ q decd Of trust u,ds Lr Js,
Trustee IoI Sieotia Miller, vile Of N, s'o9 Ns
sn.S Sr, 1nI NSIotG Miller With join IN Ioaq
1916, and rOorlvl Ia DreI Of T'"., trtgni' 81
-, 9I lhe llnd teCOniS u OIL, e,upi, ~. w. ole
MI MI o1eL ior Ills At the hunt IGt az; ifliah
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Gnssrk SuIsu.
STATE OF wESTVIRGlNIA,C COUNTY
| - OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING,
Saturday, the Slsl day Of Mny, ND,

by two DEGREES In said cause made hy .aIl C1ayta,
February 5, 1872, and March T. 1879, respectively her
will on
Saturday, the 3lst day OF ,lny, 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auction
a. the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio CoalJ
West VlrtnlA, the following DESERVED real Dtltta
the city Of Wheeling, est Virginia VI SOmashutt.
Of a. may be necessary To pay the liens ritel II vi
decree d February 9Th, 1879 and the costs Of M vii
and the oXpenses0 Of sale, tO-Wip. ThcpTUltty knOIa
formerly rs the Kelm House, now called the Vsa,nl
Hotel" situated At the corner Of " .trf and Eoli.
teenth Streets, and bounded Is follows: Beaal.ss
at the northeast corner Of Water and fOa tsSalA
streets; thence north with Water street Que hauIrci
feet; thence east by lne parallel with FOaIte'Hih
street eighty feet 70 an open space thents
with the west line Of said open space sab
twenty-five feet; thence east by 4 line TGlls
with Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence sub
with the west line Of said alley Sevehly-righI
feet 10 Fourteenth street; thence west With the nOh
line Of said Fourteenth street 10 tie place OF bea.
Mug together with the right to use said alley 90 The
east side Of aid property, In cUmtiOu With Oiht H.
dguees Of James aud JGmel X Baker. said oInlniI,-
slOners In making sale Of said real estate will oder O
sale hrst that part Of said real estate UPON Which Tho
hotel building Is erected and the ground In The r5rOl
said hotel building and Of equal Width lhrfrWh 10
the alley, thlt Is 70 say, all OF said zeal estate ling
south Of Z line commencing on Water strttt Il The
real estate aud running east parallel with FoHrrbh
street TO the alley; and II sufficient amount Of mo1'!
shall be bid for SAid part Of d real estate % hNt G'
fered 70 pay of the Eld lenS, esis aud tIPcls The
undersigned will sell said part aud no more oi Nd
real esAte; but II such sufficient amount LOT BID idF
such part then they will sell the whoeOi sid real e.
tate AISt above de crbed, or 50 much thcrO shall
Be necessary TO pay said liens, cIss aud elptnS 10
the highest aud 6et bidder, together With theTsht u
use said alley.
TERHsOP SALE.-0ne-thirl Of the purchase money,
aud Us much M re rs the purCha or may rlrcttO pay,
10 cash on tue day Of EIle and Tor tue residue d hs
purchase money bonds shall be given T. Tue G"mmls.
doners by the purchaser, dated on the lay Of ale lsl
bearing Interest from that date each lot o9e-Inii .
aid residue, and payable In twelve, eighteen and
twenty. four months alter their date, with personal =
cufity therein approved by the undersigned the iil'
70 10 retained until tho whole Of the purchase monty
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Ap2i Special Commissioner
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, Anil LIST, 1872. IN,
" Cars on The Wheeling and Elm Grove r. Z. vii
run "A follows Cars will leave the city (corner Mar.
ket and EieVehth StreetS) and Stamm'Sa al
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wELLsBURG.

How the IIousekeepers were Fooled us
Usual-The Moon and the weather
IIaFVey's Paper MIlI-ShIpment OF
Walnut Logs TO England.
WPtTsprpn Nfu,,E
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 4RAps-wHz11ps 4mn.

STriAdelphIl Accommodation train only TunI
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphIa.
tDaly except sundAy-GeWlIk Accommodation.
tSteubeuTille AecommodAuou.-Thls train during
The day PaaseS backward and forward between MAJ.
tins Ferry and BellIre, stopping when required NJ
sherman ,,,I House, 8tnATilleI West Wheeling and
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s '|'!: II. II
FOR THIS WEEK!


We will. open this week a
full and Complete line of Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention TO
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30

ly that Mr.. Darwin does not deserve this
credit, but that Mr.. Herbert Spencer does.
Mr.. Darwin worked out the important
principle of natural selection independ-
entity; but natural selection is not evolu-
ton, and, so far as it relates to the latter,
must be regarded as a principle super
added to previously existing body Of
thought.
Long before the publication of "The
Origin of Species" Mr.. Spencer had
drawn up aprospectus of that philosophic
system to which we owe the proposition
that physical, mental and psychological
phenomena are the result Of the opera
ton OF the principle of evolution.
DR.. Darwin's great work was issued in
November, 1859. Mr.. Spencer's prospec.
tus Of the evolution philosophy came out
the following March, but it had been pre-
pared during the previous year, and be.
fore the publication of "The Origin Of
Species" Professor Youmans shows that
if evolution is reality, it is both pro.
cess OF profound complexity and uni
versal law to be tracked in it's obscure
and varied workings through many fields
OF phenomena. Mr.. Darwin has only re-
garded it from single point of observa.
tlon, and even in embracing it to that
limited extent was antedated by Mr..
spencer, whose grand and comprehensive
system includes Mr.. Darwin's view even
as whole is necessarily inclusive Of all
it's parts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30
Subduing ana Avoiding Fever and
AEMe.

OF all chronic diseases fever and ague is
perhaps the least conquerable by the ordi
nary resources of medicine. There is, how.
ever, remedy which completely roots il
out of the system in any and all OF its va
rious phases. This celebrated anti-periodic
is vegetable in composition, and is not only
efficacious, but perfectly safe, thing that
it can not be predcated with truth of qui-
nine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is, be-
sides, most efficient means of defense
against malaria, as it endows the physique
with an amount of stamina which enables
it to encounter miasmatic influences with
out prejudice to health. Persons about to
visit, or living in, foreign countries, or por-
tions of our own where intermittent or re-
mittent fevers prevail, should not omit to
lay in a sufficient supply of the great Pre-
ventive, both to avert such diseases and dis
orders of the stomach, bowels and liver
commont to such localities.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30
A PRINCELY MESALLlANCE.
Henry XXX, Of Reuss, Falls Into q
Union With a Circus Rider.
IThe Parisian

lHe
The princely family of Reus, only
two branches of which preserve their
sovereign rights, had the doubtful honor
OF witnessing the marriage of one of their
race with Mile. Clotilde Loisset, a circus
rider we'll known in Germany and Bel
gium for her equestrian feats and the
grace of her performances. The young
couple, who contracted their alliance on
the island of Heligoland, under British
rule, are now spending their honeymoon
at Hamburg, where they will probably
take up their permanent abode.
The newly married Prince who, like
all the male members of his house, bears
the baptismal name of Henry, and can be
distinguished from his numerous brothers
and cousins only by the number attached
to it on his birth, was formerly Lieu
tenant in the Fifth Regiment of Prussian
Dragons, from which he was dismissed,
however, owing to his wild pranks and
dlssolute habits. Notwithstanding his
youth, Prince Henry Xxx has been the
subject of many scandalous stories, and
the perpetrator of more than one reckless
act, which on others but him would have
reflected lasting shame and dishonor.
Garrlsoned some years ago in Frankfort
on-the- Maine, the Prince was constant
frequenter of the then existing gambling
hells of the neighboring Hombourg,
Wiesbaden and the Baden-Baden, at
which, favored by luck, he is said to have
more than once pocketed immense sums,
to be squandered as rapidly and foolishly
as they were won.
On his retirement from the army, ne
cessitated by his inability to meet the
claims of his creditors, the courts, con-
firming his bankruptcy, placed him under
the care of an official guardian, from
whom he soon managed to free himself.
He stayed in Berlin last winter, living on
the proceeds of small income generously
granted him by his family. He might
often be seen in the circus or at latter
sails, apparently having no higher enjoy
ment than the society of jockeys and
circus riders, whom in dress and appear
ance he endeavored to initiate as much as
possible. A sister of Mile. Clotilde, who
used to perform at the Cirque d Etc, mar
ried French Count. There is still an
other sister, Emile, also in the circus
business, who is shortly to be married to
Prince Hartzfeld, German nobleman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30
SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
YOUNG MEN

Who for the first time have benin trouble,
we would warn against the use of that vile
drug, Balsam Copabia. 1t sickens the stom-
ach, brings on weakness, deranges the kid
neys, and is worthless as cure; and to
avoid this drug avoid the quack. SAMAR-
ITAN'S GIFT is a positive cure in two or
three days, without exposure or trouble.
How many suffer for months both body
and mind, all of which could be avoided by
the use of one package of Samaritan's Gift.
Sold by ERNST WILFERT, Fourth and
Walnut and by druggists. DESMOND &
CO., Proprietors, 915 Race street, Philadel-
phia, who will answer all letters asking for
advice.
ap16-1yr-W S&MNap23-1yrv
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Two Angry Bulls. a Man and q
Buggy.
Reading (Pa. J Eagle.


While Jacob G. Zerr, of Geigertown,
President of the Berks County Agricul-
tural Society, was returning home from
the State Fair, at Philadelphia, in a
buggy, and when between the White
Bear Hotel and Geigertown, he espied
two bulls in the road Mr.. Zerr saw that
the brutes were in mortal combat, but,
noticing that they did not obstruct the
road, he drove on, with the intention of
driving by. Just as he was about to pass
the ferocious animals, the larger one shot
across the road, and, before Mr.. Zerr was
able to stop his horse, the bull was under
the buggy, and then began struggle
between buggy and bull. The animals
horns were caught in one of the hind
wheels of the vehicle. .....
The occupants of the carriage, Mr..
Zerr and his grandson, were in terrible
suspense while watching the infuriated
bulls struggles to free itself from the
spokes of the wheel. The other bull,
which up to this time was quiet OBJ
server of what was going on, suddenly
made bolt for its antagonist, and in a
few seconds the light buggy was COM
pletely overturned by the struggles of the
animals, and the occupants were violent
ly thrown out upon their heads, but es-
capped injury. Mr.. Kerr kept hold of the
reins when he was precipitated to the
dusty road, and checked the horse from
running away. All this happened in less
time than it takes to relate it. The We
hicle was complete wreck. The horse
was not hurt, but was terribly fright
ened. The bulls went to finish their bat
tie elsewhere
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THE HISTORY LIFE.
BY THE AUTHOR OF CAPTAIN GERALD" ''THE
RIGHT OF WAY" ETC.
CHAPTER XXI-(CoNTINUED.)

decidedly, my wife is very odd to-
night; and she must have no more of that
laudanum," thought Mr.. Roper; and
then the solemn music of the tolling bell
seemed to get to his heart, and move it to
prayer. The pleasures of the world grew
dim to him; what were they in COM
parison with the eternal sweetness of
Heaven? What was life? dream; the
real awakening was death.
He sat there absorbed; and. the bell
tolled on, and then died away in a mus
ical murmur.
The ten minutes Euphemia had given
him were gone. He pushed back the
wine he had not tasted, and went slowly
upstairs.
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FIVE FEMALE FORMS
Spring into the Air, Plunge into the
Water and Swim "a Race.
New York Sun

Five young women in neatly fitting
bathing suits stood timidly upon the
float in front of Raun'sSwimming baths,
at the foot of East Sixty-fifth street, yes
terday afternoon. They were the Misses
Clara Ryan, Emma Renner, Clara
Friend, Mary Steinherg, and Julia Hez-
man, anxiously awaiting the boat to
take them out into the middle of the
stream, where they we're to swim a race
of 400 yards. When the craft came,
however, one and all refused to 90, fear
ing the gaze of the multitudes that lined
the shores, and those who were padding
about in row-boats. Holtz, the teacher,
for whose benefit this and other races
had been arranged, argued with them for
a long time, and finally with some sue
cess.
'Tll go if you will, Mary" said Miss
Clara Friend to tall, dark complexion
ed young woman in pretty blue cos
tune. The latter hesitated moment,
looking intently at the mass of spectators,
and then exclaimed as she sprang from
her seat:
every well, I'll go. Come girls, let's
all go"
The enthusiasm of the speaker had a
magic effect upon the faltering, frighten-
ed girls. One after another they sprang
into the boat and were rowed out into the
stream.
care you readyT' said Mr.. Holtz,
when they had reached point midway
between the two shores.
eyes," they answered.
All sprang upon the thwarts and seats
Of the boats.
"Then go!' said Holtz.
At the word, five symmetrical female
forms sprang into the air, turned half a
somersault, and pierced the smooth wat
ers like as many arrows. The tide was
on the first of the ebb, and the current
was running fully six knots an hour. In
some places the whirling eddies indicated
the meeting of counter currents These
were carefully avoided by the swimmers
Miss Ryan had touch of cramp when
nearing the first quarter. She at once
turned over on her back and foated. Her
action and the expression of pain upon her
face was signal enough for Mr.. Holtz,
who rowed alongside and took her aboard
Miss Ryan is said to be very plucky
swimmer, and had it not been for this ac-
cident would have stood agood chance Of
winning the race.
Her companions, with Miss Steinberg
at their head, struck out sturdily for the
stake-boat. Miss Herman tried the hand
overland stroke, and seemed at intervals
to almost spring out of the water. Miss
Emma Renner, who was just ahead of
her, was swimming with graceful side
action, having first one shoulder and then
the other submerged. Toward the goal.
Miss Friend, an exceedingly graceful
swimmer, made some effort to overtake
Miss Steinberg, who was leading her by
about three lengths. Near the stakeboat
the pair throwing water from their
mouths and spouting like porpoises, were
almost abreast. Then Miss Steinberg,
who had not been doing her best, made a
dash for the goal and touched it about
one length ahead. Time, 1:403. A gold
medal was given her.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30

Hero of the late war and now u S. Senator
from Illinois, writes: Some years ago
was troubled more or less with inhamma-
tory rheumatism, and have within the last
year or so suffered intensely from same dis
ease. l began to take Duangs Rheumatic
Remedy and am thoroughly satisfied that
have been permanently cured by its use.
do not hesitate to recommend it," Yours
Truly, JOHN A. LOGAN.
Sold by all retail druggists in Cincinnati.
Wholesale by Allen u Co.
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Herbert Spencer and Evolution.
Now York Star

The association of the name Of OAR
win with the theory of evolution has
created in many minds a false impression,
which Prof. Youmans has recently taken
the trouble to correct.
1t seems to be generally supposed that
the famous author of "The Origin oi
Species" is entitled to the credit Of
having discovered the principle of evo
luton and laid the foundations of thu
credit which that principle enjoys among
scientific men as a universal law O
nature.
Prof. Youmans shows quite conclusive
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30
THE END.
Beautifier.

Ladies, you can not make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautifers of the world,
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength, buoyant
spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial
is certain proof. See another column.