The Worthington advance., 1882-03-09

Our n. y. Correspondent, speaking
Of crime in that city, says:
A large majority Of the crimes COM
mittcd were by going men between the
ages of eighteen and thirty.
But the pool room is not the cause of
it, as lie thinks. The loose parental
government, the hot-bed forcing of
the youngsters into men by the foolish
parents, the indulgence of every wll,m
for pistols and dime novels, are the
main causes for this appalling record
Of crime in the young. Worthington
has half dozen boys on the way to the
penitentiary.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 19.-A
monstrous calumny sent out from this
city by some person as yet unknown,
involves the wife Of Il. W. Campbpll.
Of the 1ntelligencer and Geo. X.
Wheat, 4 prominent merchant. 1t has
been published by several papers east
and west in the shape of dispatch
from Pittsburg. 1t represents Mr..
Campbell as going home 1T late hour
and finding Mr.. Wheat just in the act
OF escaping from his house in dishabillp,
and as having pursued him into
neighboring livery stable where he WIS
recognized The story is pronounced
tF both gentlemen over their joint sig
natures as a most ;.trociouS and devil
lsh falsehood, got up by miscreant
for some unknown purpose Of revenge.
The Sunday papers here explode the
whole connection hy showing that in
addition to Mr.. Camphell's own state
ment, that it is well known that his
wife had not been in the city fora week
prior to the alleged occurrence, Int, on
interior Of the /; St. STATE: fie IN motive 'fe' for Or
such monstrous falsehood is an enig-
ma not only to the parties concerned,
but to the whole community.
The editor of the ADVANCE was for
merly well acquainted with the above
named Wheat and his accomplished
family, and he was the last man to be
suspected Of invading another mans
rights. The wretch who could give
such dispatch to the press ought to
be hung up to lamp post.
77EJ0uRNAL
The Wortllington Journal, after a
hard struggle of five years, has given
up the ghost. One paper is plenty for
utficent.-Sioux Falls Times.
Worthington will have to content it.
self with one paper-the Journal hav.
ing gone to that bourne from whence
newspapers rarely return.-Fairmont
| Sentinel.
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times in every ones life when energy
fails and 4 miserable feeling comes ov-
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| turks in these symptoms. as they arise
from diseased organs. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic will restore perfect activity
to the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys,
purify the blood, and renew your lease
of health and comfort.-Advocate.
It is the duty of the town and village
authorities to enforce the dog law. A
| failure to do so will cost them some.
thing.-St. James Journal.
It is the duty Of the village author
tiles here to enforce the brat law.
Some Of our best cltizens are calling for
an ordinance to prevent the dirty brats
from roaming the streets at night. 1t
ought to be passed.
The Lycenm will discuss the follow
ing question tomorrow. Friday, night
Resolved, That modern civilization
| is due to the influence OF the Bible.
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