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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
A FRAME BUILDING, GOOD BVy

A FRAME BUILDING, GOOD BVg
"A NESS stand, rents for $40 year; COnG \
Martins Ferry, ohio, d now offered for Il,iG
TWonty and One.hlli acres, ine garden iIip. b,
Martins Ferry, nicely improved, 5000 b,
double two story brick dwelling and lot On fIG,l
street, vii be sod or - tGSy terms I've W y
Ing, offered for sale; one also for rent, Mali NJ,
property, brick dwelling and siOreTOOm, iurtItkl,,
Tor good Island property, For sale, two mr. N
and one frame dwelling on Jacob beloE 1IGt
sixth street. An elegant new brl.k dWtlInI I
modern improVementB-'ocAtion Market itr,i !
tween TWGntY.hnt and TwOni y'srCOnd ilitI 4
exchange Tor Belmont or Jefferson COUNTY, On
farm or coal works, u 1870 .Rct0 farm Al Mods
New Jeney, miles FROM biladClphlA-adAiy d.
For CHEAP homes on easy terms, building Inv
country residences, look at the bulletin lOliA !
front o. the othcC. 9. 4. bCHAEFEli \ 60, Il
fail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

II the worth Of anything is proven by
its results, then surely DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, Is prominently the best Cough
Syrup now eXtAnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

DoN'r forget that Wilson Bros, are eel.
ling their goods at cost preparatory 10 re.
moyal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

90 to Wilson Bros, Market street, op.
poslle the Mcclure House, for fine shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

Ar the present time theicount'y ls flood.
ed with pfepATAtlOns for Coughs and
Colds, but far ahead Of all others ls Dr.,
Bulls Cough Syrup, that old and tried
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
etc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

Seeds and Plants-Peter Henderson.
Platform scales-Domestic Scale Com
pany. r,p ....
ProClamation-A. O. Egerter.
For Sale-House.
For Rent-BtiCk Dwelling.
Job In Corsets.
Wanted-Girl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

DoS'r forget that G. s. Feeney, 141O
Main street, has The best assortment Of
Teas Ia the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
LOST

r ,OsT-A SMALL LEATHER POCKET
- BOOK, containing hhT dollars ll6ltAl re
ward will he paid for Ito return I! ih'sobtc i y
The property OF poor man and ia return Gll h
greatly appreciated. itl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
SILK HATS Blocked and IrOnCd at
GEO. l. RATAIsOn's, 1922 Market st.

YOU can have your key wind watch made
Into stem Wlnder by
JACOB W. 6RUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market sic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
Saturday, February I2th, 1881,

~ NhV iemuhSo VI bhuIGu Wuylt lutlOHONlnkutuf
cd personal pTOpertyi Five feather beds, OtOlquS
sheets, pilloW'AllrH pillows, carpet, furniture thts
ware Kitchen utensils one overcast, two naIF nnl In
coats, boots, shirts, socks &C., two stack, 6iy AW
tons hay In barn, one AiaGk ltfAw, three toI,, In
horses, ono mare, forty head ewes. thirteen LO %,
wagon, reaper and mower, grain din, two pO'L
CutlvatOr harness, corn shelter, $50 buBhel, t0Fh
crib, twenty .Ayo shocks corn, 200 shocks fodder NJ
dBnce Of James WAyt.
TRIMS or SALE-CaBh.
iel GEO. r. T1NGLE, EI.aOG
The above sale has been postponed 10 fRlDlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
WANTED.

TTANTED-A GERMAN PROTEST.
w ANT nurse girl. Apply Al 1907 Jacob ,reti,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21

T EGAL NOTIOE-ORDER OF PUB.
IL LEGATION.
State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio, Ia the Cir.
Rules, A. d., 1881.
George D. Caldwell and Alfredl
Caldwell, partners 40 Caldwell
q Caldwell, Trustees. {In Chaueery.
against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
CHERIFF's SALE.


JAb. NA1T'
BY virtue Of an execution IN the Above satI.
cause issued from the Circuit Court Oi Ohio l6Vsi
West Virginia, and 10 inc directed, have letlei
anil will nfnrAal In aalI m
, 1881-09-08
nNLUSEAlENIS.
NEW THEATRE.

r,vrrJ,Y,A NEW THEATRE.
10 .ao If '"s ';, 1 IL a.,ey .SSry' Ts~ surrn. pnsn.
sfe vi arnts to nll pArts Ut tho tloI1su Will bo
rts''1The s Thero Il II" ho''l't of tho prcsoIlso of
e; ~ fs s"s: : r." % 's s". "sn* ss.s axs "" and
dH. NV ",a tl,eIr toEn,ly will f.avu tho h0nor OF
etaf,usutatInx tho 'lrnntle se'so,. u. tlo mew
Tasy w scss St !" ss"s'ps,s whs, Y" s'si WIFI
tnsan a,v ,yns presented fs,r tho ltrst time itl
r. pIE Est SIot'iuy night, nfi1 tho Free rrsss f
,ssi t,ssssasl S'Sl an rlst rlan. sle,ess" nt IT.
tfat,s sli si nrtstIc, rs It IS tho .hHst ttiu.
;n,, q ii. p,sfr'nn,e,rs ,scN Wt th0 Sso
.sss ~; se or ,e stES| ~ tY,1 n,st ,
IN! " I'nt,uots Sir -tmilr1o 1luNcehttt 1t snyB:
1%Sa 1%e hnso lilo Hen,,MH Str !','f'o ns VIC ,incr.
,ssnsS .Hr d dress md nokei Tn1s l y cfrSa'r
taMsr III II tu pnrt Lot him h. nppln,doti for
aa 'n"cbtevent of wG!cti t.!s ;islr'rors q ttSn
Enrn1 III It's prlllscs.
, 1881-09-08
CITY REt.tL T+.SI,tYI1.

Jft)li ShLE:--A W1!tTE-SrOSE FRONT
~ hrtsk rnsiinnc'.. lnI u t,Ht wit., nverlntl lug
tin iak ut turHnr n !hti .tlrs!.st M Lake !stk-
, 1881-09-08
TRIBUNE IsRANCIF OFFICES.

TRIB UNI: IsI1NCIT OFFICES.
1N ORDER 10 ACCOMMODATE OUR
Ml11GtUus patrnns throughout tho city, Wo hAvo
tssablthat Hranch OMces III tho dlGotent nlvi41ns.
naesl9natod bulow, whore ndvorts0nlQnts Will bo
A1en ~ M e. ie aame prco ~ charged ~ tho Main Of
SOUTH DIVISION.
TTtnl}.secu1t-.t.
!yDsS,N \: JAConuB, DrnGa!ss oe1 1ndIana-av..
sMW: gUGils!AN, druggist, cosnor Thirsy.arss aud
ra,,,. WEST DIVISION.
na.s - 1sS1iMslnE1t, ufu1Es&t ~ Woae Lnko.sts cor
p1yntt 4 pMyEi. Druggist sss South 1sastod.st.
ssni,E::KMAtr. Druggist Gil wost Madlaon-sr. cor.
r,}Ss:iM:, EHs Sc klMxLEy + CO. pruxg.s.., lss sou.h
WI waiLtS Il l'liAitatAGY. j. ". WAINWRIGHT. s7a
"Sm III AAaaassnn.sI. Aa!a GoFner Oadon-ny.
eptneEnf Twg!tttl-Sts
FL y E MEItltlCK, jawclcr, Nowsdca,or. and EAne
AUGUST JncoiisoHn. uEauais i North 11nls.od
u,,,,. 80, NOrrIl D1vlBiuN, ..
C1s,t.sG, nsG,niaSuiiAA ,i1 y Co., Druggist. S1 North
=, ~ Wl.LlAsIs & o., Drusgsts, G75 1arraboe-
4tL9IiSM. Il. NEEnE. Printing md Advertising
sSHE .tnWe nt1 StAluEGtY 1UnNt us II. lny4tUt1-
, 1881-09-08
CRY ItltttL IISItfI'Ii.
INOR SA LE-BY WEBER & SEiIMID,
Il Ilnunl l. 40 North t'intk-st,.

-
tLrt'H,
NIX xlD on Nntnri0+al. ,,cnr Market .........S 1HE
Htx iiU IN 1lil'-tt nrAr IID
Eixsl III SnIIw ick.a Hpft. .,,,,... 2+tU
tx III t,r fMrtnbne flunF EfIrnHH bsi
ssxt vi Lincoln nv near WGIIstsr.nv .,...... fl7n
LIZ M ll41Gn.nt nbne LIN
lSl1 an Mhllntvks fIurthttf G1ttFG. ....... lid
2iSia? III Hlser1l.Ht-, nfnE CHntrJ. ...... i'll
9a l tnrk md (fnn ,+..,,,,. asJ
2tx1 Un llnI.tt fItMr Nurttl.ty. ....+... 1it
G!xthl M WotHt., Enk. 2ttu
=. Lit kRllG-nv., ttcnr Hchnr,,. .,,. 4t1t
x11 tU IN Northhy.. BGsigw lrt 3aIl
a Ut I3httprt9tl aid FIFTY y.Berutl-stA 2HU
tMt,NtlyEtl.
lut nfn 4.BttFy fNnU. Wcs.Ht ......a........ l3pl
Lot ntlh l5t1e6ry brick, Oak ST.. 1hkC,.... 4
lat hr,d 2-RtrJ BRICK ScliIier.Kt... ...... AHu
Hciiiiinr.St. -. . -. .... Eup
f,ut lntt 1kl0ry brtek lArrnIa-at. 10Ar EUnee hhN
lat aud a-RiUry bttck inl. ltbh.nt 7tHN
,,oar taku ". iuo
nv f,enr tioa,Su-si 1,n
Lnt and 2atttry hhd COLLAR lfltks La aa!lG.v., -
Lot Mi,d ss,fy and bnsUEent Erlrk In Hnttu-
Ay npMr Ch1attIut-A 9rGD
HUHuillAN. -.
. Aero property Nbd 1uts In lMk4 k4FiHW, RnyonswGUt,
W1sllEll Il kCIialftl,
flnNnii IL Nurih Clutk.Ht.
, 1881-09-08
TOR SALE-

TOR SALE ~ r,,, ow,r,..
saa1-4n Wcst Sonroe-st. 2+biorJ frltno. with fflek
hhEgniGnt. II ftUnlr, ftltnNcc, 0tc., tDf0rn tnb.
prt'vnnDnts, lot :3lixiHIi tiho tueationt aHsy
taNU-70 Cnntro-av, stono frUnt, 3atHry at,d 6aae.
hlnnt lU r00Msi tirst-ulnss III Cvery rcstecf} lot
tl1,5t-4iU Wcst Vnn llnrun-st, coSnnr lot ujxlt0t
frnnlu hOnse md bnrn On snt1ct a s1no chancu fnr
ht!1tiGta DnAy tGrFlH,
fa.i .Son!:st r. Al rrnn9 ,ht hoMso ~ noSrn ap;a
vEliNA, cite, III 4nrt1ii.
MUN-t5i ma G LoUtis-st. 1-stt,ry double fr,lniD
hotIao, II r0Unls cIUh. nlU1Ct11 improvements, lot
AUxlIJ
UNEMPLOYED.
lot a11t25, west lrunt, On LuU1ifs-st, near corner
rnn Duran.
Lot Exiaj, cast frunt, on Cottago Grovc-nv.. near
FDfty-IUurtfl.sk
& REr0a ut Chicago lnwn tullr0nQ Station, In Soc.
N.Tt II.
ID ncrut In Bcc, r, ~, IL
~ netrs in Heo. -, n, H.
Corner lot, i7ixx. In i;oshon. fritt cllonp. 3D..
Vacant lii 1xti, In rum uf fij alleys.
CilAH. w. H'ifsv ENH. HI lan.sla-st,, ur
iIEltCtt 4 WARE, III I4h SMl0-at.
, 1881-09-08

2.jU.tWo
1tuvs ono Of tho hnnds!i!cst rcedoncet OIL tho
NUrtii Siiu. dt,tllln iut nlld lnrie brick bA!n.
WEEEit 4 HCflMlIJ, 1T North chlrk-st.
, 1881-09-08

TsOK SAI.E-DY GEORGE n. J0GIIE,
L. Hecelver OF ChienR0 life Insurance GDnpnny,
lOnpcr u!Ock. u Ciafk-sL, tho following improved
property:
KTwGnty.third-st, 2-Atory trnmo dwelling.
asln Jn1lsun-paco. 3'atGry and basement brick
dwelling.
Ing.
iii foTty.tjfst.st,. 3-story Fl nnu G.so,Snt Grjck
dwelling.
ILL fUrty. .nrst-st, 2.atory md busomout brick
dwelling. - ..--
lllj Forty y-hrat-ut. 2.story and basou,pnt brick
dwelling.
Hfai Gol.ngo Grovo.av, a-story and basement brick
a3 FuItof-at. history and basnnent brick dWol!lnE
t9t F4tun-at, :-story Hlsd basement GrcG dWeillng
M 2.H iint,oIt.Ga.st. s.story frniny !lwnalsn9
dwelling.
dwelling. .
5Sk 3iarshialu-av., 2-atury and bnscmcnt brick
lWti}inu,
, 1881-09-08

TOR SALE-sO ACRES NEAR THE
~ western city limits nj aau ier Hct0. HENRY
-WAl.l.EIt, JlI, 1t1 1)UMrbnrn-st-
, 1881-09-08

COUNTRY ISEIL I5SItIIIt.
TOR SALE-FARMS-TIiE FINEST
II farm In Walwnrth County. Waconsn. III! ucEes.
NuW. N,uU; brick hnn.Gi nav bar1lN. I7s md ax;t:
fcncaH EuUd lMnd In high af Cut!yutnn{
uxtrN ne .ubarl living wnter, for sa!s ut b r.lf.
CNurt-lIOuso.
WI aeroA il 0rcon l.ako County, Wlsconsln, viii,
iii uorcs within two miles OF llpon, Wis, we'll tn-
proved.
n acics cxtsa fne improvements. fences. otc.,
Ntllhrd, Wis.
md ChOnp, 49,
u ucres " tni!es frv1n Alma Mar!un couMty, Ill.
nOlsi Er!cs, tl.uOt will tAku nsf III ctr pT,pcrtY.
~ aeres st;'Sk &s datry 1arn - M!!ss fFvn Court.
stock fnrut tu UhIUn stock fnrds III four hours.
WIN soil for ~ days at q bar1,uln.
ftoon.s md 4 lior,3cn Il,ck III ltundUbh-wt.
, 1881-09-08
M<IE{f{NERI.


INOR 6ALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF
panEts .4E9ft latlo, untlxnt NM ana hvtdinnal
Catalogues uA ApplttAtiun -.. ,
itIuui. with power. " f1nT IN uur comnDdsoust
li4ht, AaW arnory. AddfpN eh1tpt lilag C4Mt&lTt
Asi4xtpQyk Epuus ... - ''u
, 1881-09-08

T1UR SALE-SAfALI1 PLACE IN COUN-
u try, ennynnIent for lmrttes doing business ~
chIcavGf l5acscs With gp.d hu,!so And bar,l fruit
, 1881-09-08

11TANTED-TO I,ENT-.A HOUSE Or
w ton ur twuivu rnulIls. with u4Ud :hix! gr.,u!s
unit convenient TO- trll!tlia AaIlruss II. WILLIAMS.
IL, T. A., tjratll t'nclhu ifDtalt sutH tprl&, Ute.
Nurt1s or South SlleA pr1farrtd.
, 1881-09-08
p.-lIflsNI1S.

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCtA-
t!on secures Pa1Snts caygat. 9ts lntsnt H.
.l,illu iuuk uE Plttuts" fgy4 utntas: " Cl4Fk,st.
lsuuu II, ClicsAp ILL., knu " k.st. W4&Alugsah, NV
, 1881-09-08
BOOKS,

4 N,4anEil N,4s,.; !. NEW TES'rAaIENT-COA
t II s as,.aS. Snsu,. M!. J!y v.tsio, slow. "
A!xsat.. 1mu5 VIE. liiltuFy Anlpr. ionI appendix.
eas.nyiG, III y csnts* y. i. AAAGuW y GO.. lu.
, 1881-09-08

Al1'4IO L IN f1NA II I1El1+1C*
~-~>-
r INTERN. .APIUNAL EMPLOYMENT 1ltJ-
i tua4-i'hs EuIliG sgut,, IL Hid ILLS institution,
with liz nstuCniu nrs4 in ati Important cltus. hi nc-
tll liuvfasIly aud lons- -fclt wnnt thts cnpay ar9
daily furnishing tp cut11tnprclat hlss Atld lu-
sitius 8 ta uMea stss with so,ntsmMt ns,s:t;
nr.s s4cirinx iasiralIa Situations nf ~ ny
lilur nIld p9rsunx III Uithur scx tEt " 4hty ufiu
uxJWftv,So III urCIjIy most tlr0unGIlt lHS1uunS
w Aru Oiuns o!rss ttraaIlt',tt ~ tntrf ma ~
uitl,,iT uttt III employment GusiruH CtslTe htid
particularly invite employers ~ m and a1nullno our
nIutftM ,,.. . H.,
nusHnu. iii Ws,sasi,.i.v .1rtIur ilnrrlsan-sL
, 1881-09-08

NOK SALE-SOUrII ClIICAGO-I.OTS
IL III Vayl0t'a Addition Five ncrrs suttan!n fur
manufacturing putpuh1s on raltrond truck u. Il.
TAYLOR. tu1 DEAFtOyn-at.
, 1881-09-08

TOls SALE-A BARGAIN IN FINE 10
~ r.pIn houAe. with large Erovv lot, on !'r,kf1Gt-
nv, Washington IlsiGhtS Als1 sovgral chu!cu bnil.t
, 1881-09-08

NTANTED-A FIltS'r-CI.\SS IU.ANk-
wv h,Dk Nnster md bno 2,rKt-claes furuMrd4.T.
linxson Skinner stnunHrry Company. III and Ill
l'ntst1uk.st, II. ItuUa, MI.
, 1881-09-08

10AKrIlsS COMING rO TIE FAIR Or
EhMstt" ~, seenrS Toons .,' nr G1nt t!rnEG
1ntra Ut hst1ks nhlAIiig for uxcurAInns. Apply by
inttl wr0 In a. J. NultliA$k. 31fiLiI,o 1nt1lnH.
, 1881-09-08

GCuTH SIDE.
ITO 1lENT-A FLAT or s ROOMS ON
!y.,ttntl,.st naar ln'iiana.nv &. tcr n.uniis.
+. W. Hlfnl Eit, Ittbtu. !, ~ jbcatlplttt.HL
, 1881-09-08
HUSINISSS CILiNGIJS.

TOR SALE-AT A. SAGl.1FICE-!A
i! tuIuAbIu manufacturing cAtab,ishM1Htt Eu..t
THiItlinIs with ununp, N-iiyrsu iIwer, Two large
bulIotN four nIlaes tFuu' cuurt-liuHsu. huar tic
NuelhWcsturn lnilrRd4 CUntatHH niue nerrs ctuiGu
ia'ld, rapidly Increasing In yalur ALtress .. ri
I,Rtt
, 1881-09-08

1NOR SALlc-A FINE COUrELETE AID
IL ju4tnbIe tuwth pole ard slaft~. buL ts!u used,
1tst.cIMss mako Kntn lsF1s. Now furkl IN purtnt
ordor. Oripnnl cust a. HIT viii soil sni,u f..r t7u
Cnah. Gun spOlb NJ pntnt-Ahou nObGsA tlrtr
lYury YtAble, No. 31J Wust Maltson-a CAll IuF Sir.
, 1881-09-08
IU ItIE4NI-.nOO4NS.

r1NO NT-CllEAl'-FiEE ROOMS AND
l. kiehsil With lGars N ltt uf May. turnturu Tor
ec. J, H. HANGS, northwest eurIier ot fAn Uuruii
, 1881-09-08

E1OR SAI4E-FIFE ACRES, NORTH OF
H. aU Cnlnnet svnr ait1rttls.g t,n ntes f,r
llpnitMciQrLps, GEO, u. tIlliGLNSUS. IL lgnrbOE
, 1881-09-08
JT.dN1,ED-IO RENT.

NTANTED-'rO itEST-il uNfURSlS1i-
w cd rslnlns un kuEt1 or South stltc tGar Btreut
chr lsnp, tor Mother nMd danuhlc5: Hsnt must be
, 1881-09-08

DAE'f[lrS WHO WISH TO FURNISH
i trA,,sielIta with toUHIs b.lun dnrlng tlp Fnlr
ana Ex1tsstun EuuEd roKslur VI Oncu III Tho ltArt-
iIlg AuGnry Tribune lluilttlhu.
, 1881-09-08
10 JftlTNJ-FLliY,S.

FlNO 1EST-T AKrES1AS-AV.-Fl.AT
L. Uf SIX ttunx, it4w, csIeup tU tetInht Without
eNitasau. ,!;lttfflSx < bWiUit1, cvrhar u Wash.
ihltUit und ttnstGd-sta.
, 1881-09-08

CTOCk-FAHAl TO Ot:Xc1IASNE-Ii HAVE
y frnI 5,uu to lutU acFts ut splendid gtashH. .lata
{! i.r1aoria Cuansy oIaa i,ys n'!ls. Ar fI4m t;nt e
plonty uf water ul t.t5cF; to oTGnanN9 y! AyMa III
Iuu1 tnnnty VI y tslFKaltl. y. TEloua0 olIsU.
Y1W ENUlfA MEL HAVE ONE UF THE
tI5 tet tuttu tfI truu1t wuAt Huo4 f4lHs 4tu'
Lttr.@ with full particular. l01 u Milford. III.
, 1881-09-08

MIACELLANEous.
ITO ltEEr-FUftSfSlfED HOUSE FOR
1 lrlsn1e family. Apply 70 MylsuN IL. rE.\l.cE,
, 1881-09-08

I1TANrED-Ah EXPERIENCED SEAN.
w xlru.4i nliu Nhu Ia w4tlIM ~ asal4l in srcurd
wark. Apply VI ALL Pt.lrts-Av.
, 1881-09-08

VNANTED-4 or & STOUT fN1'ELJ4l-
NV r9ah buys tn lsAen Eu"d tradcs. Apply by lot
, 1881-09-08

NOR SALE = WILAlETrE "A FINE
Il Nouse, barn, cornor ut taSxgtu, n1 In tne cnndI-
uoni only k2AU; ousy torma. W. Il. GUsiIlAG, W
, 1881-11-25
Women In the French Republic.

Who will assert that in her day of sor-
row when her men had failed her, France
was not mainly held mp and kept in place
by the merits her women? Never was
there. III the records of nations, Il mo-
ment at which the services which women
can render were more unequivOcnlly or
more grandly shown. In the sad DAYS
which followed the signature of peace
from 1871 to lS73-France was indeed
we'll served by them; the store of good
Will, of respect, of admiration which
they had piled mp in Europe, poured
itself on; around the land in eager ten
derness. In every corner of England
and the Continent were friends of
Erance-frIends made for her in better
days chiefly by the efforts and the lepu-
tatiOn of her women; friends who are
still faithful tn her. still attached to her,
but whose fondness would not long sur
vIve if France ceased to be served and
defended by her women.
Such was the situation ten years ugO
Such was the position in which the
Republic found the women of the conn
try it came to govern. They were pow
erful Mt home, hOnored abroad. They
were n glory and an energy in the land.
What has the Repu bile done with them?
The reply Is simple. Since 1871, and
particularly since the third Republic has
been definitely established, the inland
sovereignty of the Frenchwoman has be-
gun to melt away and her exterior credit
to grow pale, the reason being that the
Republic has included her among the
forces to be Gnnulled, and has done its
utmost to dismiss her from her rule, as
if she were mere monarch and could be
dethroned like ordinary kings. The
qualities of the FrenchwOman remain
what they were, but they are ceaslng to
be active. and are becoming latent. Her
pOtentIaiIties are unproductive, her
faculties are pOssive. She is in state
of lcthargy like the Sleeping Beauty.
So far. the harm done is not incurable; 1t
Is still quite possible to awake her, pro-
vided the Republic will consent to play
the part of Prince Charming. Hut ii she
remains too long in her present inaction
she will lose her power and unlearn her
traditions; her arms will rnst, and she
will forget how to handle them. The
present generation may he able, from
habit and association, TO preserve some
portion of its ancient attributes; but its
children will not inherit its endowments,
because they will not have seen them III
full work. and will not have learnt either
to value them or to apply them. Oar
win tells us of some beetles in one of the
Atlantic islands. whose ancestors flew
there because they had wings, but who
have no longer any wings themselves,
(though the marks of them remainl, te-
cause, having left of using them-lest
they should be blown from their sea-girt
home into the waves-they have atrophi
ed and disappeared. So it will be with
Frenctwom N; their wings will leave
BlackwOod's S Magazine.
, 1881-11-25
A Golden Dustin IN and His Doctor.

The will and codicil (both dated April
~, 1881 of Mr.. Henry DOdi, late of the
city wharf, dusV contractor, and of The
Hall Rotherfield, Essex, who died on
April q last, were proved on the lst inst.
by Henry Darvill, Charles John Last and
Henry William Cottrell, the executors,
the personal estate exceeding In value
ELL 900. The testator leaves E5OOO to
the French Orphan Society at Paris;
e5000 to the Fishmongers Company on
trust, to invest the same and apply the
income in providing silver or gold cups
for prizes for sailing barge, races on
the Thames. and for the support and
comfort of poor bargemen or hghtermen,
so that each recipient has not less than
l shilling per day; $500 each to the
Nat. Life Boat Society for life. boat to be
called the Henry Dodd;" to the British
Orphan Asylum, Slough; to the Belgian
Hospital at Ghent; to the st. Leonard's
ParOchial Schools, Shoreditch, and to
the st. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Aims
houses. Haggerston; f20O to the Orphan
Working School, Haverstock Hill; EGO
each to the City of London Truss So
ciety and the London Hospital; ElOO TO
the school for infant children NJ Epping
Forest; an annuity of el56 for life to his
son William Henry Dodd; an annuity of
f52 for life to his son Mark Antony
Dodd; his freehold land at Langley,
Bucks, to the son of his daughter, Mrs.
Fanny Amelia Dickson, and numerous
legacies to his executors, employees and
others. The residue of his real and per
sonal estate is to beheld upon trnst for his
said daughter for life, and then for all
her children in equal shares. A legacy
of $4,000 is left by the testator to his doc
tor, Henry Montagu Champneys, to be
paid only in the event of the testator liv-
ing for two years after the date of the
will, to be increased to $4,000 should he
live for five years; but as the testator
died a week after making his will, this
bequest, of course, lapses.- London
News, Oct. IA.
, 1881-11-25

MAKING THE CACTUS BLOoM.-1 often
notice articles concerning the cactus not
blooming. / have one eighteen years
old. The first fifteen years L would not
have kept it only for the sake of the g Nv
er, for it would not bloom except that
occasionally stray flower would make
its appearance. Three years ago large
piece of the jar was broken out. 1 lot it
remain so for that season; placed 1t in
the yard where all the light and sun
could bear direct on the roots; it soon
began to bud, and, to my surprise. my
eyes Toasted on nineteen beautiful flow
ers that year. The next year, without
any change of soil, I placed it again in
the yard; it sent forth twenty-five fine
flowers. Last year, with the same treat
ment it was adorned with twenty-eight
fine large blossoms.-Cor.C Country Gen
tleman.
, 1881-11-25

A middle-aged couple recently visited
Kansas City on their bridal tour and
stayed at the house of the brides brother.
The bridegroom saw his wife's niece that
she was fair. won her heart, eloped with
her and made the rest of the journey on
the old tickets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-21

Turkey that the latter will not be per-
mitted to send ships to Greek waters.

Turkey that the latter will not be per-
mitted to send ships to Greek waters.
Washington, March 19-Seyeral repub-
lican senators, among whom arc Ingalls,
and Blair, think that the republicans
should stop with the committee and let
tho democrats hold the offices till Decem-
Der, unless m extra session should be
called. The democrats have united in a
determination to fight against present
changes of officers. Bayard, Hampton,
and several Others, who adocated the
policy of o general surrender, have been
overruled by the voice of the caucus,
and the opinion now is that the officers
will not be changed till December unless
an extra session Of congress is called.
Chicago, March 19.-Saturday the Tri.
bune's New York special says that Mr..
Billings is not at all disturbed by the re-
ports that Mr.. Willard has bought ma
jority of the Northern Pacific railroad
company, and that he has no fears that
the enterprise, of (which he is the head,
will ever be subordlnated to the Oregon
Railway & Navigation company. This
statement, of course, is made by Mr.. Bill
lings, but the fact remains that it is the
belief of some of the Northern Pacific Of
ficials ttat Mr.. Willard has secured con-
troll of the stock. as telegraphed to the
Tribune last Saturday, and this being the
case parties interested hero will be likely
to do as they see fit when the time
comes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-21
rI,e Si.ycrOncst;nn.

Chicago, March 12.-rhe Tribune re
prints Renri Ceinuschi's argument in IA
vor of bimetallion on bass of 1bia to
one and says OF it: The writer strives TO
show that this ratio will be most convc-
nient for all parties concerned; i! will
obviate the need for reeoinage of the
continent Of Europe, which at any lower
standard for silver would be enormously
bnrdenBomo: so costly, indeed to all
European governments interested,
that Ceinuschis considers the propo-
sltion unworthy CT consideration on
the basis Of eighteen to one. For
instance, it would cost France
eighty-fye million dollars TO put the re-
quired amount OF additional silver in her
outstanding coinage, to say nothing Of
the expense of rccoining. On tho other
hand the United States, which las COM
paratively little silver eroutstanding, would
gain by reducing the ratio from 16 10 l5t8,
the difference on each dollar amounting
to 12ia grains. Mr.. Ceinuschis' argument
is very ingenious and forcible. II is di.
rccted to the consideration of cgunlities
rs we'll rs expediencies the cqucstion oi
limitation, aud will repay a careful peru
sal 1t has special vu!nc in view OF the
approaching conference at Paris; as il
indicates basis on which representa-
tives Of continental Europe will be dis
posed to agree.