The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-21

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tho ONE! Gsy' tor kotho lsAoa tuo
behaved badly aud the mar.
risgt s did not lake place. Tho Philadel.
pbla newspapsrs, whether out OF dscent
regard for the feelings OF tho young women,
or for some other reason, did not print The
Bfories. But two great New iork news.
papers dld print them, and tne names o.
lie auler p SH,a nahaeu a'ounu ~ puo'1'
P'''NS' "
Cop,d mn Ior,reps N, ro,e nvvraysted9
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tou'a "hS ming VI 'uf.he, run 'ne pu'
pose OF true journalism Whose business
was that two young hearts were aching?
There was no public outbreak, no casa In
cn,,rt-uo ryouer basis for a publication.
il would make mates no better to thrash
tho editor" Thu csss may or may not b.
ac.ionab!e-alaw suit with q strong news.
paper ia not inviting. What is the remedy?
There ought 10 be- ono, | know oil nothing
better ,hSn 10 let such newspapers coldIy
alone. TO day they hit me. That may
not disturb Your toujpoise, To morrow
tfey will bit YOU. THEN you will begin to
take a hint. Newspapers publish ouch
matter, al they do uuclean things, becAuse
they think very many, somebodies want 10
read 1t. Convince Them that they IRE
wrong and they admit It by being decent.
but I'LL Of them have pockets.
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Not many moons ago certain West Viz
gina political speaker alter firing his shot:
ted rhetoric into the ranks OF the opposl-
ton, turned bis batteries and enfladed bis
own party with tremendous charge Of
".taHy." He wss particularly happy in
complimcnting the "sturdy yeomanry."'
AN hon, s. and simple hearted granger WAS
in the audience, and the word puzzled him.
Turning TO gentleman citing beside him,
who wes noted for his pedsutry, he said,
"Mose, what does ho mean by yoemanry?'
"Yoemanry? yoemsnry? Why, don't
you know what yoemsnry means" in
no conundrum. Why don't You AJAX ne
so.ne,iilns marc! Mcae s!oppeu minute
tial;,v nnravc,ed Tho mraierv sLont az toi.
lows. "Yoemanry, you know, or, ought 10
know, comes from the word eheep, and it
means d 6heel ish fellow. Now 80
homo and tell your wife what you learned
to-day"
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When | was boy played all the out
door plays that other boys PLAYED, You
romsrn,o- .ouo won,oa :, n,sr ,h;s ona
.e.enoe' ao.nu ""n'su ~ p'As ,n'e' "''u
some 1na1' anu tAele we're senefally some
dyBpeptic fellows who had as good time
their livers would allow when We all sgrped
10 play their games and let them take the
lead. When things didn't 90 that way they
wouldn't play at all. l look out Of my garrett
window on this bread land and l see some
in matters Of much more importance. The
.a instinct In , laem Is not desd. And
ma2s aS WIN hnrn;n. sIcomancs that i !, u
srer, misfortune to have u liver? ll ~
as5l ..B*
On Main Htreet saw something which
made We wonder whether I lived in tEe
lo,d NJ .bo uot,orto.o Tho ,o,,,, Az H.
49,, 80 4o'' ,,1'''' ~ "s" 1., A'"u
c''iioeo up the tneihoheter-untl IL YVES
alMos: out OF sight. A man and q wo-
man passed, the woman carrying a heavy
child in her arms, drsgGing another that
had her by the skirt, streams Of perspira-
ton pouring down her face. The msn was
nourishiDg an umbrella in one hand and
carrying u lighted cigar in the other. The
woman made remark hut l did not hear
it. The msI said erlllly, III you didn't
want 10 carry him you oughln't to have
brought him. Put him down and I'll take
his hand.' The child YVES put down."
screamed, was dragged along by the father
until the mother took him-in her arms
again. There is barbarsm in this Nine
tenth century.
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Political clubs come high, but wo must
have them. But The bows get good deol'o,
tun an, ~ moi NJ a wv on, - 10 o,rro
pA'r oi shoes worn CUT IN marching 10
eoun'eu as no1n'nS compared 70 tne cups OF
lGy .nSi gre 's he anu .ns smel o. me
IA sweet M tho odors oi "ATahy tha hlss,n
Il ia the otlice of the voutl, fal csm,a;una.
to bs ORNAMENTAL aa wall Nd nssiul and Inv.
this nre we Inembrra Of ,ha I,;nrnln and
Jeitaraon clubs. III -, 1'-11' 1865 - - =. :
me Guli.ld md Arthur .hors made
many cououtsia in tho davs nj Isl Ths;r
trjp 10 piI,sburph near Tia close nj ths
campaisn ia p.rfIapa fresh in the men,orv
Of some. They leit Wheeling in fins shane
hut the weather and hospitality of pittshnIrt,
did moi deal altogether gently win thcn,
/ think have heard stories about oru.hed
hats, lost canes, and Tampa whose LIGHTS wer,
ynuti.d out never to be re- liphted. Dan,t
miounle,slsnd ma. There was no Il, ht
It was merely general, Jolly good nu,ured
wind up oi the work OF ihs csmusivn.
There viii lie as much this wear, and ths
Blaine and Logan club NAV look forward
to some good old times 10 the future, and
an Inspiration thst cbe.ra but does not in.
rhriaIn taIsn from ,ha naat 80 >e' 49, 49, - -
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That noblO hand If vonny Don,ocr,,s
tbo H,ncoct c,,h So,so uod1od ,nnal
az .,,;.nm,ont at',ha o.ss.;ssy usn ~ -
.'e w. ~ 't'eA' - 10 os. e.e' ~ on.
Ancient history goes noI auofd parallel
ion ; I msvar want r. v;c,"r~ s;, Se"ss.
lCStolo AcNoA USAs w VAAsSAJ Hitu lauEc