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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-03
GALE OF
Valuable Real Estate In RltchietcWn.

The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of deed Of
trust executed to him by John George Miller and
vile, dated Jolly 5ist, 1879. and recorded In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court VI Ohm
county, Wet Virginia 10 Deed Of Trust Book No.
G, on pages and TO- will on
MONDAY, the lcth day Of September, 1871,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, ut the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county the following valuable real estate, tO-Wit:
This east htli oil L0tEo, 49, In Square No. s Ia the
Eighth W.aId Of the city Of Wheeling, with the
buillingSthereon situated, together with the Joint
use Of the Cisiern on the vest end Of sAii lot,
The tit!o Is believed to be good, but selling rs
Trustee the undersigned will convey only such
title aSis Ve.ted in him. DEED executed on pay
ment OF purchase money.
Terms OP SALE -Ule-ihiFd OF purchase money In
cash, onc-Ihiid payable 10 nix ~ nths from day Of
sale. sud the emaiHing third 10 twelve menths
from day Of sale. the purchaser giving bis notes
for aid deferred lnsIamens, bearing interest from
day Of sale, with good security. The purchaser
has the prlVI egc Of payihg all cash.
JOHN q. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
PRHDLKTOS d PKADLErOS, Attorneys.
auto J. c. HERvAT, Auc.loneer.
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The September term Of the County
Court commences to-day,
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IT is reported that pickpockets are op.
Grating on railroad trains coming into
the CITY, IEG SD nc. ' !
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FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE

i
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made BY Elizabeth
Mcneil 10 me rs lrustte, dated January 9th 1873,
recorded 10 the tflcsoi the Clerk o. the County
Court Of Ohio county, Wet Virginia In Died u
Tust BOOk No, 8, pags o. will sel at tho front
door Of the Court nOuo Of aid county, on
SATURDAY October 9Th, 1877,
Commencing At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following de-
ecTibfd rial esiAs: The oBe.hAlf Of lot No, % In
Jonathan ZAHs's addition TO the city OF Wheeling.
The title Is believed 10 b. perfect but Willcon.
Vey only the title vested 10 me BY Eaid iced Of
tTusI
cQusl DstallmtntB al IlX and Twelve months, EVIL
drnccd by negotiable notes. the title " 10 retained
until payment In full.
W. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
WI. ". CowpKS, collector.
sept W. Il. hALLER, Auetlonecr.
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GENE fine shOe. Of the latest styles
just received at L. v, BLosDs.
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TIE cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. BLoND's.
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THE Board Of Commissioners will meet
this morning.
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Jusr received, lot Of Childrens Shoes
Of the latest styles, at L. v. BLoND's,
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OYSTERS L ready.

FAM, rain, Il the loud refrain
Oiihe unfortunate pS-des-tri-lne.
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SALE or PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Your special attention is called 10 the great sale
Of Personal Property Of the late Henry j. CRAWFORD,
deed, ntar Gltnn's Hun, uhin county, Wet Va
that will take plaos on THURSDAY, SepitmteI
9Th, lsT7, Commencing At O'Clock a. NJ, on the
farm lately occupied by the deceased, consisting Of
splendid lot Of tat Cattle, Cows, Calves, Hogs
HOnes, Grain Of all Kinds, Hay, and eli Of hli
Huus. hold and Kitchen Furniture. For particular
and terms STE his.
CHARLES CRAWFORD,
Elizabeth J. PAIGE,
EXECUTOR Of Henry J. Cnniurd, decd.
J. &. HERYKY, AucliOneer.
Au29, Ispl . 54wGsW
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COOP Black Kid Gloves for IS cts., at
wv. FERREL's.
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THE MOST POPULAR Pill

ever furnished the American people. The bIIb.
est medical authorities concede their SuneriotSi,y
oVet al oiherS, because they possess nItcrtiyc
t1Ihlc, and healing properties contained In M
T tS medleins. BEING strongly Anti.IiIIo1S
Mbsy eapeI an hnmou, correct Yitiaicd state OF
do nj, IN. anSa, oeang purely vegetable, they
nSowels IN worEe condition than lhey fo1nd
mem n nat, on the contrary, impart healthy
'0ne and rigoF before unknown. "SS
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The public schools will open to-day
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DOR SALE

A very desinble iWO-ttoiy Brick Dwelling IIouss,
No. 22.O Lhapline street, containing nine rooms,
bath room, pantry and wash house; gas and water
Throughout. The house is In good condition and
will be sold low and Un easy terms Erqulte Of
JAMES NELL,
Au2I AtNeill 4 EllinsEaui's, MaIu It.
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LETTER CARRIERS REPORT. Work
done by the letter carriers during the
month Of August:
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observatory IL would also become very useful
Al
LITERARY cHIT-cKAT.

LITERARY cHIT-cEAT.
The London I,u6iislers' Circular recalls the famous
check Tor eco 900 paid by tho late William Longmsn,
the publisher just deceased, to LORD Macauiay, ana
signs 10 reflect that mot unto in the present year
OF grace Is there any Macauays history given 10
vive the book trade
The Chicago Inter Ocean states the annual sales Of
the booksellers in Chicago at IS, COCOON
Professor Francis Bowen's new work on ''Modern
Philosophy" Is just ready at scribner, Armstrong
Co.'s
The legal profession will be supplied with .
new and elaborate treatise law OF mortgages BY
Leonard A. Jones' In two volumes
No less than llo editions OF Mapzoui's novel al
Promessi spos" have been published In Italy. This
Is fame.
Opposition seems rule, TO bcneat literature.
Bayle says that the Index Expurgatorius helped the
sale OF books much that the publishers consplred
get their works condemned by the Popes one
result OF MacMahon's Official campaign against the
publican press Is TO increase ITS sale enormously, as
we'll as to elevate ITS tone and spirit Ono opposition
French paper has en- argea ITS sale eghtod since Nay
last and another has added thousand It's circu-
lation.
The London Publishers Circular attacks the FREQ
public libraries, founded at the expense OF the tax
payers, the ground charities are no permanent
benen and tina, It Is not right every body pro-
VIDE novels Tor idle people TO read; and novels u de-
clares, form eighty per cent oi tho books demanded
The newest Index Expurgatorius Ia NJ. Rouvcyer's
catalogue OF works suppressed prosecuted
demned In the last tnrty-six years. from ls4i to 1877,
just out In Paris.
learned Frenchman Of Hebrew extraction, N.
Cohen, has attempted in two big octave volumes. aud
with wonderful display Of learning. restore the
Pharseos to place OF honor. According TO this writer
Pharisaism was really protest OF ratonaism against
priecrait and.tho Pharsees were the Protostans of
Judea.
General Lelrays ''Mcmorals OF the Discovery and
Early settlement oi the Bermudas," published by
Longmans, IN London. two volumes narratcs the
early history OF our iar-o island neighbors which Is
P, iull OF romance and adventure.
We are to have a memoir OF George Sand from the
pen OF Mr.. Leopold Kascncn.
Austria publishes s76 periodicals of all kinds OF
which 59l in German.
Mr. James Parton's book on sCarica ature and Other
! Como Arts in All Times and Many Lands with 200
Illustrations, IS In the press OF Harper Brothers
Messrs Harper Brothers will shortly publish a
work upon "Pottery and Porcelain" by Jennie J.
Young, u lady who has done much to awaken popu-
lar interest in the subject OF art The
| Will treat OF both anc,cnt aud modern ceramics ana
will be protusoly illustrated
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mincnt.
ARABIAN
The Russian garrison oil Arabian, consisting OF an
Infantry brigade regiment OF cavalry and one field
battery, together with some newly arrived reinforce
Pachs, probably with a view OF forcing hun backward
TO has old defensive positions and thus leaving kars
once more unprotected In fact according to all
appearances the campaign seems about beng opened
again. and :he little time remaining before the ad
vent OF winter would suggest resolution the part
oi Msiikos successor 10 act with the utmost vIgor
and secure some decisive result immediately. The
Turkish army on the other hand, seems confident
OF being able maintain itself in and around
kars winter stores are oeing pr pared, and stoves
Tor the use OF the troops during the severe weather
are oeins daily brought up. Notwithstanding the
small amount OF artillery with the turkish army
some ive batteres-not single fresh piece mas been
brought up since the late actons around Zevine. on
the otner hand the Russian artillery amounts TO over
one hundred and twenty pieces OF somewhat heavier
calore than those OF their opponents | don't know
wne'nss ,sa rs Is owing 10 In: circumstance Or 70 Inc
army, tnat Mukhtar Pacia will not assume the
offensive.
FLANK MOVEMENTS.
That he will remaia continually on the defensive he
has repeatedly declared There can be no ques
ton tuat such attitude is decidedly the best
under the circumstances, but Should the Russians
succeed In turning Kars and occupying the aelles OF
the soghap Mountains, as they are rsported TO have
either 10 Withdraw within the lines OF kars leaving
Armenia at the mercy OF The INVADERS or else assal
him IN the very positions occupied by tho Turks
themselves previously A crisis has arrived; either
q determined effort viii be made to penetrate 10
ErzeIoum simultaneously renewing the Siege o kars,
or elso tho campaign has been abandoned tor the
present year lsmaei Pacha with his kurds, has on
the BaJaze nank penetrated three Lours' march INTO
Russian territory. TINS movement has absolutely no
signincanco or Importance. In my last letter men
toned the expedition oi Emr All ana his thousapd
horsemcn toward Ardahan una the skirmishes with
the Russian garrison. Since then he has been forced
TO return u the camp
EXPOSED POSITION OF THE ouYSERs
The works oil fortiucation around kars are being
steadily pushed forward The hat excavatcd bitches
OF tho redouots are being perfected, anu splintsproo
bndages Tor the troops erected Strange say how
ever notwithstanding the large NUMBER OF artillery
men Killed al their guns by the Russian projectilcs
single covered battery, or even embrasure battery.
Is being Constructed Allthe pieces are bdrdette-
that Is, on raised carragesooking the crest of
the parape,. Apropos of artillery It seems strange
tnat neither the Russian nor Turkish service has
adopted the latest pattern krupp gun and prOjectle,
though both armies are equipped with the Essen guns.
On both sides The weapon is the deep grooved gun,
with the od-ashioned lead coating Instead OF the shall
low polygroove system ana copper rngcd shot.
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

Rembrandts 'Lcsson In Anatomy" is once more 10
its place In the Musee at tho Hague, alter rsfui
lining
Holman Hunt will soon return from jerusalem 10
London with hts great picture, which he has beon
painting there for some time past
The Cnsscl pictures have been moved the highly
artistic gallery which has been prepared their
reception IN that city
much needed ladies' school OF art Ia about 10 Be
founded in Rome, house in the Via degli Artist
having already been taken.
Aine Miilet will have In the Salon OF 1873 nne
bust OF the lately dcccascd Ife senator Edmund
Adam.
Tweaty-one statues, symbolIzng the different coun-
tries represented at tho French Ex.
position OF 1875 are beng executed by prominent
French scuptors Will adorn the facade OF the prin.
cipal building.
Munkacsy, the Hungarian artist, and Yrarte, the
writer have lately been nominated to the Legion Of
Honor
The Royal Museum at Brussels has just paid 90 600
francs Tor GallaIIs ''faking OF Antioch. "
Dalipbard, the landscape painter, Is dead.
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NEW ROCKS RrcFIyEn

American Addresses. with Lecture on the Study of
h Co.
In silk Attire. novel, by William Black. New York
Harper Brothers.
Miscelianies, by Henry Edward (Manning), Cardinal
Arcnoishop OF Westminster. New York: The Catholic
Publication Society.
Lite and Epstles Of the Apostle Pau by Conybeare and
Howsoa. Phiiadelphia: William Syckemoore.
Out OF the Depths; Story of Woman's Lite Phladel.
phia: r. u. Peterson X Brothers.
United states Law DIRECTORY, for is77-s by James b.
Mmrtindae. New York: J. b. Martindale.
The church OF the Apostles by the Right Rev. William
lngraham Nip, D. d., LII D. Bishop tMethodist Episcopal
Ciiurcn) OF California. New York: ID. Appleton Co
Manual OF sorrento ana lnlaid Work, for amateurs
with designs by Arthur Hope. Chicago: John WiIkinson
Brothers. =
Marjorie Bsuces Lovers, novel. by Mary Patrick Pa-
per) Harper X Brothers
The Pua'shers Trade List Annual 1877 with sketches
Publishers Weekly.
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A BRILLlANI RECORD.

From the Pail Mail Gazette, Sept. 12l
The day before yesterday the Due d'Aumale, In pres
ence garrison OF Chsumont handed the order Of
officer Of the Legion of Honor to General Jean.
nngros, sayng:-"soaiers, forty-two years ago Cor.
poral Jeanningros, who. like you, carried his KNAPP
sack and musket, received hts first wound. Thirty-
iour ycars ago banded TO Lieutenant Jsanu IN Rros
who was called the Bayard Of the zouaves the Cross
AS knight OF the Legion OF Honor. To-day hand 10
General Jcannngros, six timcs wounded on the dsId
OF battle, the star of Grand Ofhcer This order hss
never decorated u more valiant heart,
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THE PRICE INQUEST.

Coroner Crane. OF Hobokcu, held inquest at Har.
rsop, j., on Saturday night, regard to the death
of George W. Price, the Newark fireman who was
killed by explosion at the Hudson County Chemical
Works on Monday last The jury, after tho examina.
ton of several witnesses, returned verdict that the
said George W. Prco came to his death Monday, the
ltn oil September, A. d., 1877, from concussion the
BRAIN caused by the explosion OF cylinder Bgelow
~ Co.'s cnemicai works, IN the township of Kenrpey,
Hudson county, NJ j., and We further exonerats the
sald BIgoIoW H Co. from nII blaInc. ~
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AN ESCAPED BURGLAR.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD I

IBf TELEuEAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, X. l., Sept %, 1871
II has been ascertaned that Alexander the burglar
who escaped last night, hired sailboat and that the
boy who aided him Ia getting out went of with him
aud both are now at liberty II presumed that she
landed at NarraRansett, and boarded the Shore Lin
train al midnight. at Kingston, ana proceeded TO Ne
YORK Alexander Is a professional ana no ono belle
that he viii be iound Boats were out nearly all n
policemen being on board, but tho pair had gained
much ground 70 DO overtaken
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tune OF the END OF the last century, II tab
ING home customers bonnet and hated TO crttH
else those Displayed the window OF rival eztabiiah
ment The action Is admirable she turns 70 lhl
window and lifts her dress from her dainty feet and
the coioring II rich and truthful In the other couple
oi ladies' dressed tue height OF the French seaside
mode are on the balcony OF hotel having just nn-
ished their morning coffee. Ono staTdng ~ looking
out 10 sea through telescope, aad hs otner sittny
Bazss Al ner lhe picture Is pleasing, but does pot
approach the nrst mentioned.
keicnard has received some nice little pictures.
which nc wiz shortly place exhibition There are
two neat little mlniaiure-hse Meyer Won Bremen's-s
girl ironing. and boy at doorstep, discussing =
picture book and piece OF bread, whine dog, with
his paws on the ooysieg. is begging tor share. In
side the mother Is preparing the supper which
the cnild has anticipated There Is an excellent
picture by Sei2nac "The Child's Supper.o They are
Al play. and have laid out small supper table and
the older girl 10 giving the younger 70 drink.
velton, Of Munich, Is represented by two small
plciurcs 10 one grl Is feeding cat, while dog
MS feet and oegs In the other boy, lets
charge OF baby, has got at the cupboard, aud
on a bench dividing his efforts between cating his
prize aud holding his charge. cat sitting by them
the low bench. completes tue group. There
two excellent Emllc Lambinet's-tenderly treated
landscapes, with water, cattle aud nsures par OF
young demoscllcs fishing, and two LADIES' and baby
out for afternoon under the Trees arc by charef
Hue
An admirable picture by f. Sonderland Is 'Fishina
and Caus shi.o one OF the Prusslan land police has
caught couple OF young poacher redhanded, nshine
While he takes Their names and those OF their
parents they stand before him. Tho ooy looks up
his cap aud holds his crying little SISTERS hand
comical little dog staring up ~ the grun Old man
and asking what II Is all about and " his address 10
wanted, completes the coniical group. The boy hai
his nsnipg rod aud the girls hold freshly gathered
flowers Just where they sland nugs sign on q post
prohiDs nsaing and tre.passlng OF any KIND Books,
shoes and stockings the ground show that they are
truants and have stolen day from school TOR their ex'
cursion, which has cone 10 such a lanentsbie end
There In tho u bust entitled Sadness" by
Professor Acgrett, OF Rome. II Is sweet, chsstened.
slightly bowed head Of young female, over which u
gracefully thrown lace veil, leaving visible the
charming face.
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
STrDIO NOTES.


David johnson has just nnishcd tho landscape on the
Wawaganda, Essex county, n. Y, spoken Of soma
weeks ago. Over the qaiet waters OF tho stream
stretch the widespreadng branches OF huge chestnut
oak, allowing glimpscs through the branches OF the
waters they ch away. In the foreground
young srI s seated skc,chng. while toward u.s. over
slight rise, winds path. Up this and into the shnds
OF tue great tree como low cattle. The picture 10
strong In light aud shade and general reatment the
coorng is rich and powerful and perfect harmony II
The cloudy sky Is admirable, graceful bit
the opposite bank OF the river 10 which wan
ders woodland path, and whero through the lofty
trees aintly seen the blue outlines Of the Shanda
kin Mountains.
A. Il. wyant has recently returned to his studio
He has under way larg. cauvss OF oaks by pond
while IN the distance, over tho mooriand Is seen
cottage He IS also ut little picture OF sheep
by brooksidc, with houses IN the dstauce which -
very pleasing study Of Indian Pass, in the AdIron
dacks is boldly treated.
Clinton Oslvie has returned from Leeds, Greene
county, N. Y, where he has been industriousiy
sketching.
Hartley, the sculptor, has graceful figure In clay
of young grl holding palm leaf over her head,
while sho looks IRON under II SIN ling upward which
he calls "The FIRST Umbrella" He - now modelling
liic size figure OF Minnehaha whicn he intends tor
tho spring exhibition. The Indian maiden ~ repre-
senied Us described by tho poet III tne hncs:-
Sat the lovely Minnchaha.
Sat his daughter, Laughing Water,
rlatin mats OF hass aud rushes
Berstadt and Homer buck with portfolios full Of
color sketches.
Walter shirlaw will be professor OF drawing and
painting to the Art Students League this winter.
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.

NASHUA, ~ H., Sept. -
Jack Hall. alias Jack Smith, OF New Yor,
rested IN Hudson last night for brsakIu
stores Of J. ID, McQuestiou and David Lq
this city, and stealing quite quantity oil
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GOSSIP FROM pARIsIAN STUDIOS.

Cabanel is very busy painting. on an order from the
which, wnen finished, Will DO placed 10 the Pantheon
Bougereau has been spending his summer usua
at La Rochelle and has just finished portrait OF the
Bishop OF La Rochelle.
Gor0mo has Just finished tho model In clay OF bill
great group OF the two gadators from his world re-
nowned picture "Totce Verso which Is to be cast ig
bronze Tor the approaching Exposition He has beou
lately hut he is ut work some mosque interi-
ors
Meissonnicr Is at work on large and Important
canvas. In tho time Of Henri II. guests have
just arrived at great CASTLE where the segnsur with
his family Is receiving Them. There are many
figures the picture Is u OF action and the costumes
tho time give good play to tho artists magnificent
treatment
Hugues Merle is painting Charlotte Corday for the
Salon. Tho moment the artist has chosen II
when she knocks for admttance the street door Of
Marat's house, ana holds the letter hand aud
The knife concealed from whoever In the
other she Is ready, Tor he himself may appear.
Merle also at work on painting OF Odette playing
cards with The feeble minded Charles W., the French
King Tor whose amusement they were Invented
Saintin ~ painting two pictures which Will 10
Goupi's gallery uerc ono, American scene, repro
sepis young woman. in the Puritan costume carving
tree IN the forest the name OF the loved Que. fhe
other represents young giri In dainty costume
a WINDY day the seasbore near Trouville, the well
known French watering place.
The Persian Will send their fresh pictures TO
tional Exposto OF Their pictures which nave
been already exhibited
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
LITERATURE.
A PEEP BEHIND TIE SCENES.

From the title OF Mr. T. Adophus Trollope's book,
"a Peep Behind the Scenes az Rome" (Scribner Wei
ford Armstrong; we are led TO expect some startling
revelations OF Papal corruptons. Instead OF that We
find volume OF old woman's gossip such as We would
expect to hear at country tea drinking.
First Old Maid Stirring up the sugar in her cup)-
Have you heard about Maria vandiniS
Second Old Maid addng moro TO her teal
No; do tell What is there about herr
First Old Mald-on, lbs scandalousl
Second Old Maid, drawing chair nearer)-ScandaI
Gus you don't say Pray tell mo all about it.
First Old Mad-Poor girl, she has been made the vic.
tim OF those dreadful Catholics. You must know tha,
she had lover, not very reputable one, whom heI
parents frowncd upon. for they had picked out az
estimable young man for her to marry. Nara hated
the estimable young man ana loved the dsreputabl,
young man and used to meet him clandestiney. One
day she met him in church, and just ho had hi.
around her and about to kiss her the Princi
pessa di Torrevechia appeared before them. The
young away and the Principesss
pounced upon Maria and hustled her of home. She
sent to her and came near her but the
fathcr confessor Of the Pran family (sns staying
ut their house III Rome aud he impressed the girl with
tho enormity Of her crime and the impossibility o.
forgiveness and told her that signora praini would
throw her out into tho streets that very night. Ht
pointed out tho convent the only refuge for her
and she teariully begged him to get her admitte cd
which he did. Now IL turns out that the whole thin,
was well laid plan OF the Church OF Rome TO get thu
young grl into its Clutches Tor she had large dowery
Aud they got her, but they worked their vel
that II seemed like a voluntary thing on her part.
Second Old Maid--rn warrant you that the Pop
was At ne bottom OF It.
FIRST Old Maid-0h. that Is understood TO ser
vanQ Bridget, (aside) ''poor benighted creature,
(aoudj you may NIL up the tc' Dot und hand tha
copy Of Calvin off tnv shelf.