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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

A lady who was recently receiving
applications for a vacant position in her
household was waited upon by one Of
those wandering specimens of female
humanity who manage to stay about
two weeks in a place and consider
themselves family servants. "Where
do you go to church ?" the lady inquired.
81 generally so to the same church as
the family" was the reply; "where do
you attend, ma'am >" The lady re
Piled, asst. Paul's,' whereupon the
would-be servant exclaimed, "Oh, l
have always wanted to hear st. Peter
preach ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

New goods and lowest prices at NJ.
COINS gr9nI clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26
A Promised Sensation III the Capitol.


There is a rumor afoat about the
Capitol that when the Mormon question
comes up fer discussion in Congress,
and after the gushing PlatOnic mem
bers have relieved themselves of their
long pent-up virtuous indignation
against the unholy-though patriarchal
practices of the barbaric polygamlsts
of the ssgebrcsh territory Of Utah, that
dynamite bembshcll is likely to be eE-
ploded, exhibiting numerous picadillos
on the part ofcevtain monagmatic Cor
gressmen who are expected to be loud
in their denunciation Of their '.twin
relic of barharism," polygamE, and who
hold up their hands IN holy horror, at
the very mention Of such vile and per
nicious practices in the wilds CT Utah.
L is said that emissarieS in the inter
est of the "I.atter Day Saints" have
been industri0u5Iy at work in their
characteristic "stil hunt" way to find
out the indulgenccs and habits of
numerous Congressmcn who propose to
belch forth their thunder against the
vile and pplyglmou5 customs OF the
MormouS. If the rum)r is founded on
fact look out for the sensation Of the
year W&HitytJ.a N2pHGiicUa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

md m le,ia1ntinn rar i,unrovo thn uasvico
in tnase resn"r,a Ths pns;n ess V ii ~, ,hs
naonie il iii;uan,,v1and io;,hin,lv n mr.
ormed md tSc nmhl,c rsvan,as 40 r nj.
lecicd md honnsiiv u acconn,ei ior ITs,nta!
,namt nr"norOI i" 9ns,.or ~, roao,n ;o1, N
Convrrss shows That nrior IN !" iSGI N whSn
the Hrnnblican norlv came in,o nowar ,bo
nyeray, loss hv" tlnfa,cotion in lrollcc,inv
lle revenues n IN" country una thrce ioI.
jnra md tity.nine cents NJ; avery ,housand
Iollor. and In d;shurs;n" ,he n;,,,i;c IN an.
~ III" nv"rave loss hv ini,re, snn " w." Hvo
dollars md ssyentcr,' csnta on avery "" ihon.
snrJ dollars iJnIar Er.mLiin r;s!cn ,ha
loss hv ,irinlcaton IN roIl.c,;nv tLa r rs ,"e
nues was ak dollars and ninelS.two cant.
on every thousand. under .Jnnt, Hucl,anan
three dollars ,nJ Two cents. # fell IN one
ilollar'nnI nincty.ons cents nndor ihr..
ham Lincoln. rosa. 10 two IoIla,a amI
nix cents under Tho Democraiic nlm;n.
Isirntion If An,lrrw Johnson fall o,ain
10 one dollar and twent v.iomr ce",a I'm.
der President Grant md 10 ons cant
on tho d thousand . doiars I'M.
dor President IIaveS ! From IuIv il, ,sni
IN lime 3Dth. 1874 the averaye nercer,""s
of loss Inv iefalcn,ion in col,actn,. ,Se
revenues was reduced from U ti,rco dol, s
nud fiitv.nine cents on tho lho',ssnd joii i
10 one dollar md tweniy.e;obt cenis. md
IN Disbursements tLe nvpraSe Ices was m.
duced from five dollars md sevcnieen cenIa
on the thousand dollars IN iIitv.s;x ~ ,"niS
Since then ti,e ncrcenl,ue Of to,s iv doI"I.
cation both on receipis md ilshn,srn nu
has been NJ much fnriher re'Inrod A n. 10
become nm uunnpreciuble nuaniitv n,r;nv
tl,e past six ye,t,s thes Internal nsvsnms,
service hus Collected S;iS S3i hi nj anI
disbursed SCI OS7 3O0 on w;,hont INV Iosa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16
MEDICAL,
mhOICALs 'r SIS
A Brave and Fai'hlni Guardian OF Our
Homes and Properly Rescued from I'M.

HiHeHt Eerlls Pa lh.. t. u
very popular and well.knowu meInLcr OF our
police fotee, who has performed duty twelve ycar,
~ The Union X. Il. Depo, OH Exchange Place In
rlo'iathce, X. gives his unsolicited testimony.
Hear him. -
nave been drcadfuly troubled with, disease OF
me kidneysand Liver during tho past Tx months {:
4! times was 50 severely illlcted tina. asuna.
o.e 10 ss"hd on my feet aS my feet and lower parts
o' my 'eSs Were very badly swollen my urinary
Organs were In nd'cAdtul condition, my blood was
IN wrelched state. and II had become so impoyur.
hhed and circulated no poorly that my hands md
lees would DO cold and numb and 10 white ~ to ap
pear llfeless. lcould not rest nights, but was 10
DISTRESSED all over that could no. c s,lll In bed,
but would Keep turning and rolling from one side
10 the other all night, no that | would feel more
tired and exhausted III tho morning than when
went bed. My condition became ~ serious that
l was obliged 10 iiop work. and Tor Thirty days l
was unable 10 be OH duty. | Consulted the best
doctors, mud tried the numerous medicines and 10.
called cures, but rapidly grew worse, aud was In
tad condition every way when n longtime valued
friend Of mine, prominent In this civ In large
express company, urged me " try Hunts Remedy.
Is he had Of wonderful cnrcs effected by II.
Upon his representation obtained two bottle, Of
the Kennedy and commenced taking It ~ directed,
nnd greatly TO my surprise III less than twenty four
nous commenced 10 feel relieved. / was In an
aw! III condition when lavail 10 take Inc Remedy.
and had no faith In IT. Therefore. When found Il.
mOst immediate reiti even IN one days ufc Of Il,
my heart was made glad, and ! assure you I con.
tinled TO take the Remedy and 10 improve col,
stantly from day to day. | took II With me OH
my ttipto Maine for wasbound to have II with nc
all the time; and tho re>ult Is thA. | Improved
speedily al the tlme Twas away; and ever since
my arrival home, which was tuvcinl weeks Gro.
have been on duty every day. feel int.tatr,
anu INC swelling Of hand feet and legs hare dl,'
Appeared and the terrible buck ache which used to
bother ne more than all the rest. troubles inc no
more. and I sleep Splcndidly nights. and surely
have very excellent and f,rclblc rtasoi,s for speak
Ing In praise OF Hunts Remedy. for ii has made u
new man Of me. don't know what should have
dime without Hunts Ken. dy, It Is the best medI.
elmo that ever took. and very gladly recommend
4 TO all who are afflicted with Kidney or Liver
Disease. or diseases OF the urinary organs.
oc9 uwrAw AnW'ratppporr,ep"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciatlng pain OF cutting teeth
Il so, 80 at once and yet q bottle OF Mrs.
Winulow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake nboutit. There
Is not = mother on earth who has ever used
it,. who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 tie
mother ana relief and health To the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to tho taste, and
Is the prescription Of ono al tho oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
stAius. sald everywhere. Is cents bottle.
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MEDICAL,
MEDICAL,
mr.. J, {. SMITH,
30 III CllApLlNE STREET.


r,d,ucc ola phyMcian'ssucccss IN tho los.
Gtee nj. w!licrts. The increasing demands for
ts9i! aiclIAl services prove That | have dealt
n tiVn md alTlyWilh these WHO have consulted
Sncsn.,.! ,pvn PATIENTS name without per1nIs.
u nMS sh nave many hundred certiilcAtes from
- MV ID," hAyC cured after they hal been pro.
tt s;T "cirablc A thorough medical education,
i5s many y@HhNp!al expeneiSeaau ian lilarity
I,b w, 4 ut[IIlnrities and strict attention 70
ptlntIn',n ,.,,aprmcnt insites shCcets II euro Il
ltsdl'sS and Irlnklyglye the patient my opinion.
,IIONl.EL PROOF
am Liver Diseases and RhcumatlSm.-
,hs1S terribly. -"So,hiny seemed 10 help me;
hsTI no, stiOut Of bed. d. s,nlIh S'irSd me-"
.,., polypu. Of Nose. Impaired Voice Sui.
ntrn,, , ,g. patrnt medicine failed to help me,
s;n!'A '0Hpe''''C SnARLEs CMADDuCK,
oI Ypeidcl n Co Wheeling, W Va,
,,.t, and tlCrratr,l Stomach. -"Trcatmen
MFeltt.nrI toglyc INC relief. DR.. Smith cured
THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent
them '0f L iSisi T. S%sSX sil "a s@I'h
ssq1IG, T., " nat.rcn years. Nothing seemed 10
~, W. pr smith cured him." r,
AsIa vs. MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Marketsttcct, Wheeling. ". Va
SCATTERED for yeurs with cancer. Had II
haHit 40 t,turs. 1t returned after each ot,ers.
siS1tn1.a Snth cu,e! mo without knlie ca,lSticor
y W. MRS. II. n. ORCUTT.'
y y,tulA OF Anus-FlAt Of my back for IS
STARTED dying Or. Smith cured me with.
Ilsls' III wv THOMAS COLvIN. Pa.
,,,,s,,e Grocer, Main 81. wheeling. W. Va.
,I.'iiaa. 0. Rrctum, PtOlapus and Ptlcs.-
!@ .tEStI m 10 die md pronounced incutable.
~ .i,S cured me without knife" No.
ssaiH s"''' WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
I'M iStl w,ilcs--"Dr. Smith ia professional
W, ia nv family have been most satisfactory
~, ,a " him 10 ali as gentleman and
sgL phrican:: Il. -, Nod hoo, ,cs.,,.
u aHsM and treated by many physicians for
E tF,,.i W. sE!tE said had Mpc'worm ana
g,Ethnurs removed monster W. tet l0xg.
IWsIeI0nplAlnta..Three ycan III hospitals ior
~ IKE ne peculiar ADVANTAGES " such easeh.
sirr! u rAtArrh, diseases oil heart, liver,
N '.S yducys skin, blood. nervous Aticcti onl
eSs+-t,,ttes Of men aud youth, scroiula and
,t,u, u,,iiY 70 my sueftS. VOL F.gS. vi
" ~, crrci without the Elitie. l7F
iIN'sI,st I.,tAr, may DG trcated by letter and
llgtlo,l gIaran,ccd. a chart for self examina.
s .Sst on receipt Ui Two three cent stamps. and
fts; ,,"I a, oaice free. oilice hours from 4.
IStrY, daily. Call on or address
LEI" 80 J. +. SMITH, N. D.,
~, No. Iii Chapllne ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

Jos L. Foote, the Oommodoyc, Elsin, Ill.,,
says Thomas Eclectic Oh! cured him Of sciat.
lea with one application, thoroughly applied.
u also cured him Of a severe cold and cough.
he thinka a very valuable remedy and will
meyer be without It, 9'r llsl' r&w
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NI,Auiex 'TOpIc.0

The Great Female Remedy is prepared BY
the Womens Medical Institute Of Buffalo
NY, and is their-favorite prescription 70,
ladies who are suffering from any wcaknc :
or complaints common 10 the sex. It i,
ssld by druggists at $i.OQ per bottle. Ladies
can obtuil advice freq. Send slamp for
uaiAes Of those who have been cured, III
At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whe ing, w. Va. dssHa',.li,a.fhp&w
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TnE Rev. GIo. II. TnArkR, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Bo,h myself ind wife owe our
lives to Shlloh's Consumption Cure" q NJ
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
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"All tho Ills that Flosh IN II OR to-"
Arising FROM impurlty OF the blood, torpid
liver, irregular bowels, disordered kil,eys,
etc., can be safely and speedily cured By
Burdock Blood BitteH. Price 81. pAwS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

: OEE HUNDRED DoLLArs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
asure cure for Piles. q -4's7v pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

Catarrh OF the Rlntltlcr. Z
Singing irritation. inflammation, all Kid.
nty and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Du.
chubaibn." 81, ~ <, m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

LAu.Es! beautify your complexion will,
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. 20 'l9l5 N, :"
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, Soc. q.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

.TRF1vNss1rlEsll;?Gs'. SALE "a Jngl9 N
:, By vlttle o. deed Of rnss indie by I6hi Ii
,lin!h day o. pttfinlGr A. D. 1877, anil IctUtdri
~ tho OIiicc Of tho Clerk Of the County COtltt Of
Ohio county, We;t Virginia, In Dc,d Of r,nsl Hook
No. " +ke ~ VII sell NJ the front door Of tho
I = SATURDAY NovEMaERa 1884,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. w., the following dr..
tcrbed real estate 10 wit. All tho Iigi, iitiC and
interested tho said John II. Simpson IN ani 10 lOt
numbered one bundled AMI four on ile iIotlh .iic
", wesl Virginia
Tile believed 70 he good, but sGlllng iSlrl.ite
viii convey only thet title vested Ia n!u, Iil
Terms VI Sale-Cnsll. - -" -.
OCT lll. ,pFf Es.n i,tICft,l yFOIE Tr,,,nn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

LYDIA +. PlSKuAA's Vegetable Compound
cures all female complaints by removing the
cause. "; < ..l " xwYaw., d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

SAo. Auu %. ~
SulLolI's CArAnrn RxMEuY--a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
Sold by f. Rocking, agent. under Odd Eel.
lows Hall. and by Il, II. List, 1910 Main
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$40 to $4,000.

In Legitimate iullclous speculation In Grain, Pro.
risionsand stocks on our perfected plan. yiedsMrc
mnnthly profits 10 larre and small Investors Ad:
Cemn Merchants. III 4 l79 IASalle 3d. Chicago, hi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16
SCI,OFULA.

lcalc,ty. Of Atlanta, Ca. says: s. s. 8.
-! e ola violent case o, scrofula which had
SrIuy!e.d 10 all other treatment l, %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

Why WILL you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 50
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Qtle Qtttdliqetlter
THE nEpUnLICAN,rAI.rY,

OnIrci Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street
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WHERE SIZE SLsE,a.

a...'. .'.ss SfFiTi-S. u w z
s'pop't you have Trouble at country
hotels in finding beds that will hold her n
We asked, wishing 10 get him off Of tbs
subject OIL his wile's cnrpa, s1t 49,
"NVe used 10, but now sho always sleeps
on the floor. suppose she has broken
down more beds than anybody. We have
had to get help over twenty times at mid.
night to help her out from among the bed
Stats and springs. At first she would be
AerY0us when Q bed fell down, but after
ayhil she would sleep right along, and in
fact she got so she couldn't 20 to soen I'M n.
til tho bed fell down, Wo would take The
bedstead apart and set It out in the hall
and let her sleep on the mattress on Tie
floor" .,s i5T3-z ysi563,ily 4 IIiir.i0
swell, don't you ever get sick yourself
and want TO be petted and taken care Of :?
,W' ha.ts iklnd Of wife is she. when YOU sge
s'!Not Of late years. Now, on days * when
am sick, | 90 right of somewhere and
work in briclyard, or harvesting, or
something easy, till feel better, Sho
Meaps we'll enough when ! aln sick, but
size does not realize that she weighs over
400. When l complain OF feeling little
"a, the first thing she does is to throw her.
self into my lap, lay hpr head ON my DO.
som, and cry, and 'say she knows / an 70.
ing 70 die and she will he = lone widow.
Well, il you are ever sitting in chair and
u togshead oil sugar falls into your lap Won
can appreciate what it is to be petted by n
Ieiantess. No, know better than to pet
sick nowadays and remain at home with
my family. Oh, this is an awful life! Now,
don't say anything about what I have told
you in your paper, because my wife is sensj.
tive. lgo tonight to Iypsllapti to meet
the show, aud maybe will write you from
somewhere on the road, giving you some
particulars" And the remains OF tho iaI
woman's husband WINS gone. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

=, rlSclNNATI: October 1,.-Cotton quiet at Ike,
flour dull: family 81 aOai Is: fancy s. C0l6 Co.
wheat enssr: No 2 rcd winter 81 COsro,: common
tioH.c year. Oats demand active: No. . mixed 3yc.
Rye firm ut Gc. Barley quiet; No. extra faI) Soc
Fork nominal Ut 81 g. Lard firm ut SIS 10, HulE
meats ttrone: shoulders $40 80: clcnr rio SID E9
'.ls s%n Ghs shoulders vi 95 ce1 db9 so G.,
ssls: Of jnjshpq saaa,H f IAries, 81 SssIs o
VI ". tWtter dull and N,ichaUsNd -. : =. ="
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

go The Civil Service OF this Gov
eminent, under Republican rule, has been
so improved that to-day, whatever may be
said 10 the contrary, il is unHnestionablY
the best service in tho world: Take the
officers and employees Of the seven great
Departments, as body, and they will
stand the:test Of integrity, capacity, fidcl-
ity, and diligence In tho performance Of
duty. These arc essential prerequisites,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

srocxs-lrrcgular but IN tho main weak anil dc.
ellnis until Just at tho close, when the market
became strong and NO closed. Changes from yes,
Wlle closed ~ percent lower while Alton 4 Terru
iiaatG pttlerttl VASE per cent and Richmond 4
Danvllle per cent higher M, CT i
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Eg}!e GGIllilr, N. D., Elsleys. S. c.. says:
etrEas ,llIvr boI,l, IS. i. s. on case blood Dis.
ss .Itl up ,odic, Am satisfied twill recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

CatlIe.RGcclpfs 25,GC0 head: shipments j,,OO
head. Market nctive and lie higher and nomIuul
Eood W choice IS i0a6 2 common tn fair lOa 2O
butchers active AID lc higher; common 10 ialrS so
20 Is: medium to good ~ 40ll Is; s:ocIers and
!eedef Of we'll hled strong o,herwi e slow sale II,
- soal ~ range tive aud higher; Texans 81 sOa
w hall b.ctls and Americans Il l5.l5 20 -
. sheep-kccelpis 2,I0 head: shipments ftlduy
:. ohead. Demand fair aud market steady und
quality poor: lnfoior to iar slC1a3 Co. medium to
good s. 70ai 20: choice TO extn. 81 cUal TO-
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'
Adams Express. ..... i9s IN
American Expie@... y5 \
Canada Sou,heril... GO n
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Central i'atitlco...... 0.5slS
Chesapeake Il Ohio. .lS
do. lst Preferred. 87IlS
do. al prelerred.... a6nlO
~, o., q. 4 l .......,.., 81 |?
Denver & Il. q ....... 5lA
Efle".".......,........ ilLIp
do. prefcfied........ SGHIC
Fort Wayne............l 1861 K
Han. Il 81. JoJc .li... Is Isl
DO, ptefencti........ II
Kansas d l'dcitlc..,,. 81 81
Lake Erie < w........ 33E
Lake Shorc..........s.....lilNIT,
Louisville 4 Nash. .. 54EIu
!. y. A. & C........ GV III
NJ. 4 c. LIST prcf'd....ll5 "
do. "a prf'd.,.....lU5
Mem. & l. has. !. lshlW
Michigan Ccntrai..,. 9sElW
n uL.,Illn tnytyI
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Z. J. Eol!nSol. member North Georgia Con
F.sr,Hu "liaye,nken 5. s. S fora clear cast
l!1ErA ENptiom hiss disappeared. lam well
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nsemn1ths have passed since quit taking 8.
!. lInclnd: Am certain s. S. s. did 1t. g.i.
rs. TAGGALT. Tel Operator,
Salamanca, n. y.
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y4IlllsG gNIls 7
FINANCIAL AND CON NJ ERClAL l..


NEW YORK. October l4.-Moncy lao per cent,
closed at aa3 per cent. Prime mercantile papc. Gus
pes cent: stvfling Exchange. BANKERS bills. steady
~ slx: demand q ". ,ll-.f,I...,.s SAN. I
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ECZEMA. 81

Il SIN C&tuEh Is sure cure. Cured me after
\ u, lirLlnrut l,6d failed. aaag
&C. BURNS, Greencastle, Ind.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-15
Praise Of Women.

Says Jared Sparks: I have observed
among all nations that the women orna-
ment themselves more than the men;
that wherever found they are the same
civil, kind, obliging, humane, tender
beings; that they are ever inclined to
be gay and cheerful, timorous and mod
est. They do not hesitate, like men, to
perform a hospitable or generous action;
not naughty nor arrogant, not super,il-
ious, but full of courtesy and fond of
society; industrious, economical, in
genuous, more liable, in general, to err
than man, and performing more good
actions than he. I never addressed my
self in the language Of decency and
friendship to woman, whether civilized
or savage, without receiving a decent
answer. With man it has often been
otherwise. In wandering over the bar
rem plains of inhospitable Denmark,
through honest Sweden, frozen Laplalld,
rude and churlish Finland, unprincipled
Russia, and the widespread regions Of
the wandering Tartar, if hungry, dry,
cold or sick, woman has ever been
friendly to me, uniformly so; and to add
to this virtue, SO worthy Of the appella-
ton of benevolence, these actions have
been performed in SO free and so kind a
manner that, if I was dry, drank the
sweet draught, and if hungry, ate the
coarse morsel with double relish.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-15
Respect for Parents.
Boston Journal

In this country there is lack of genu-
inc respect for parents on the part Of
children. There are thousands Of SONS
and daughters who will permit their
parents to suffer in their old age, and
thousands more who are utterly wanting
in decent regard for those who cared for
them in their years Of helplessness.
However common this trait may be, it
is most unnatural one. In many cases,
the parents do not possess that deep af-
lection which the Presidents mother
had for 'smy baby" but this circum-
stance cannot lesson the obligation Of
children to honor their parents and, In
their old age to protect them from want
aud to shield them from adversely. No
generous man will be unkind to his par
.ents or permit them to suffer while they
can be relieved by any act of his.
Doubtless somewhat of General Gar
fields success In life was due to the fact
that James," to use the aged mothers
words, 'swas always good boy" We
venture to say that he never spoke Of
her as the ssold woman," that he never
treated her rudely or was ever unmind-
full of her feelings.
This act Of the President is one which
should be made an example to be re-
membered and followed. It should be
made the subject Of general comment
and warm approval throughout the land.
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their new director, Phillip Halter, will
have concert and ball at the Athen-
9um..
On the 10th inst. the St. Paul Dramatic
club will give an entertainment at the
Athen@um.
On the 2lst the St. George Benevolent
society, a newly organized Bohemian
Catholic society, will have an entertain
ment at the same place.
On the lst of February the st. Johns
Benevolent society will have ball at the
same place.
On the 9th of February the Germania
Singing society will have its annual con-
cert and ball at the Athen9um.
On the Sth of February the Concordia
lodge, A. 0. U. w. will give ball at the
Atheneum in honor of the grand officers
of that order, who will be here at that
time.
On the 10th of February the society
Leuciliburgia will give its annual ball at
the Athen9um.
On the 18th of February the brewer
employees will give a ball at the same
place.
On the 10th of February the grand
carnival of the Germans will take place
from the Athenaum.