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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
BENWooD.

On last Monday evening the house of
Patrick Scantlan was entered by robbers,
through the kitchen window, taking SIS in
money and great many of Mrs. Scantlans
clothes. Mr.. Scantlan on waslng felt a
cool breeze passing through his room. de
got up and found the door and window
open. o.,
Capt John Healey, our efficient City
Sergeant, is very busy collecting city taxes.
He saws he wants to get through by January
/, so he can make a full report and start
square with the new year. Our taxes are
considerably less than they would be II the
town had not been incorporated, as the
levy for county roads is very high this
year. u.
Bellaire, were visiting Mrs. Joseph Hawkins
last night.
Charley Frederick catcher at the muck
rolls in the mill, has been i'll for several
DAYS and not able to work.
lanes Bartlcbaugh, Jr., third hand at
furnace No. 81, and noted for whooping
heat up while getting it hot, was SO morti-
fed at getting potched on last Tuesday
that he gave up his job and left the mill In
disgust.
Mr.. Isaac Barton little son, Jesse, is sick
with scarlet feve.
Mrs Thomas Reed and Mrs Henry Sharp,
OF Covington, Ky, and Mrs. Henry Red
man, of Wheeling, were visiting Mrs. John
Sharp during the week
Mr.. Isaac Sockman, the oldest and one OF
the best boilers in the mill, had his pa
thence tried last week. 1t mattered not
what shape his balls were, round, long or
square, they would not make whole bloom,
but rolled out of the squeezers like cannon
balls Ike said it was on account of the
cramps. We do not know whether he was
cramped, or whether the cramps were in
the furnace.
Mr.. Abe Boyd, who has been sick for sew
eral weeks, is now COnvalescent,
Mr.. John cambridge with several other
members of the church, met at Brother
Anderson's, Saturday evening, for the pur-
pose Of holding prayer meeting. Mr..
cambridge surprised them all by preaching
an eloquent sermon. He says he has no
rest night or day, and that he feels that he
is called upon to preach the gospel.
E. W. Force, OF Cleveland, travelling
agent for the Domestic Machine Com
pany, was in our city yesterday.
Mr.. Cal HUM who was severely shot in
90 &c his link 1870. 49, -e-y as slowly,
recovering. - -
Mr.. George Parnell, of Pittsburgh, stop
ped here last Tuesday, while on his way to
Randolph county, to purchase farm.
MISS hannan barton, OF W neeIinSi was
visiting her brother, Isaac Barton, last
week.
We heard quite an interesting argument
in the postoffice, last week, between George
Creel, editor of the Independent, and an
eccentric individual called the Mormon.
The dark spot on the sun was the subject
of the conversation. Mr.. Creel said it was
caused by the transit of Venus, but the
modern prophet said that was all humbug-
gerry. The latter explained the cause of it
and told how eclipses were made. He says
some wise men, in order to make money
and deceive the people, go on top of Pixies
ascend in balloon and hold a reflection
between the sun and the world, and we are
enshrouded in darkness. He talked at
great length in support of his theory, but
this is sufficient to give an idea of his
Crankship.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
The Local News OF . Thriving Town
Personal Gossip-Busfness Notes.


fine new sign has been placed in front
of Trips Buckeye shoe store.
a very pleasant young folks party took
place at DR.. J. N. Blackford's residence on
Fourth street on Friday evening. 1t was
given by his daughter.
Mr.. Johns, Of Illinois, IL visiting his
brother Mr.. Thoms Johns, OF this city.
Confectioneries, toys. holiday books and
all the leading papers can be found at Mrs.
4; A. Starke's In Commercial Block.
Thos. Jones, Esq, has returned from 4
fine sleighing in the Forest City"
MI Robert Howell, Secretary of the
Union Flint Glass Works of this city has.
we are sorry TO state resigned his position
Jos. Williams, of Bridgeport, who re.
Gently purchased the upper half of Frank
n. Voilhsrdts property on Washington
street will tear the present building down
this month and build q three story brick
business house and dwelling.
The M. Z. Church parsonage has been
handsomely repainted.
Butter SOc, eggs 33c, chickens 12Xc and
Within stones throw OF the First Pres.
oyteran church corner six widows. sig
nidowers and nine widowers re-married
How Is that for collection?
line Iresbyterian Sabbath School will
ner. ~'n'
/ K. McCue & Co. have lust rec.;v.d :.
iull line OF Christmas toys, 10 which tbsv
invite your attention. '1eS
~. Westiake will give an exhibition nj
ms Suriosities here between the hoiidavs
| w. l. Trip has opened a sboe sto,s T., =,
the old postofice room. He has 4 fail In.
OF boots, shoes and rubbers, of a sun.r;o,
quality, which he proposes 10 sell nj rocr
bottom prices. Mr.. Trip Is 4 yerv Ma.
ant and accommodating gentlem:, 80
deserves share Of the patronaoe IT. 4.
an experienced Manufacturer and AL.
having been engaged in the businem sinc.
ne was youth OF ten summer. ne g. :
practicA shoe man In every senss ~ ~
word and thoroughly undernfand. n.
business he has come to stay. and aivsvs
proposes to keep good goods and Iii -
rock bottom prices, gusrsnteeine eve,v.
thing TO De az represented. Remem ber n.
place il the old postoftice room on Hsvos..s.
street Give him call before purchss;ns
w. A. Sedexick, ESQ. res;d,n. -.
town, viii call on our citizens every ~
nesday, Friday and Saturday vith s.1,
line Of choice meat, and shouid - =. Luii
lied. He will sell cheap. p.'fSn-
Al Coss, blacksmith at the J.,.A,,.
mill, mashed bis toe on Friday stts,.
The largest and best assortment :,
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AabItuaI Criminals I'm France.
81. james Gd-et.

The bill which has just been intro
duced into the French Chamber for
dealing with habitual criminals pro-
vides that sentence of transportation
for life shall be passed upon al persons
coming within the following categories:
First-ThOse who commit fresh fell
ony within eight years of their dis
charge from prison for first crime.
Seeond-Those who, after being
found guilty Of felony, shall within q
period Of eight years from their dis
charge be twice sentenced to three
months imprisonment for theft, em-
bezzlement abduction Of minors, or in
decent behavior in public.
Third-Those who within the same
period after their discharge have been
sentenced to twelve months imprison-
menk
All persons who have been sentenced
10 prison four times within eight years
for certain minor offenses will also be
liable to be transported for life, this be-
ing LEFT to the discrimination Of the pre-
siding judge. Among these minor Of
fences Is yagrancy, which the new
measure defines as follows:
"Vagabonds are persons who have no
fixed residence or means Of livelihood,
who have no regular profession and
who live upon the proceeds Of gambling
and prostitution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

IRRIGATION can be made available, farming
is profitable. All the grains, except In
dian corn, all root crops and vegetables the
fruits of northern misunderstanding
peaches-yield abundantly. The export OIL
dried fruit from this valley is quite large.
Everything the farmer raises finds ready
market al highly remuneratiye prices.
The operatives in the mines require all the
farmers surplus food. This is great
stock country" remarked my friend WOOD;
snd so it must be, for the butcher stalls
show finer beef and mutton than l ever
saw in Wheeling market The grass upon
which tits fattened must be crisp and ten
der. for we are between 1000 and 5000 feet
above the sea. The summers are long,
contrary to my expectations. Ihere mas
been no bad weather here yet this WINTER.
To, day the air is dry and crisp, the sun
briebt-my ideal fall weather. The water
rms bubbling down the streets unfettered
with the manacles OF the icy regions OF
Nebraska and Wyoming, through
which we passed to reach this
genial valley. Almost surrounded oy
towering mountains, we are mere
nrotected from the billiards of the plains;
and that great body of water-Salt Lake
some eighty miles long by forty wide, no
doubt exerts an ameliorating influence
upon the atmosphere.
The Mean Temperature
is about 5lo43, the maximum about VI,
and the minimum about 80. But these ex-
tremes come seldom and remain but few
hours. The days in midsummer are hot,
but as the sun slides behind an ice-crowned
mountain, making the crystal peaks glls-
ten and sparkle with an oriental splendor,
the air becomes refreshingly pleasant. AT
that hour, Salt Lake City, with Its quiet
residences surrounded by trees and vines,
its ample lawns vernal with grass and redo
lent with the perfume of flowers, its broad
streets, clean and well shaded with long
rows of forest trees, its gurgling streams OF
unrest water directly from the mountain
Springs, fed by the slowly dissolving SHOWS
at that hour in lazy summer afternoon;
this city must be delicious retreat. l
send you this hasty, scattering sketch, with
the promise TO write you again OF this
somewhat anomalous people when | lind
more leisure. L. D.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

sCbristmas slippers in Martin, y
lie found at the Peoples Shoe s,aee1y, GU
will be sold below wholesale n,;c.!e ' Whic
Additional wire guards and 80
been put in the Exchange BanI enes h,vt
joel Wood leaves for Toledo
10 attend the annual meeting Of Imotro
holders OF the Wheeling and L lug st q
rosd.
Mrs George Anderson, Of wood,,
lion, Is quite i'll. u' ID
The Twilight Glee club OF thi, pl,o.
Give q concert in Mt. Pleasant
evening of December 23d, for the h. IN
the A. n. 4. church Of that place Of sa.
Rev. w. II. Brown il pastor. wy
One OF the most attractive show wind.
In town is that OF P. J. Manson, on H.n a0
street, and crowds Of young peonI.
older ones, too, gather in front OF Il ~
miro the many handsome articles !,
tains. Inside the store the case,
shelves are full of goods suitable for ~
ents, and you should call in and take -
at his stock.
Capt Alexis Cope. of this township ~.
been admitted to practice in the + n
/ Court, at Columbus.
The NJ. +. Sunday school will celsh,.
Christmas BY treat and entertainment,
Christmas night
John F. Beazle and Gilbert Wallace h,
doubled their shelf room, which is a 80
sign.
lectures in the A. N. +. Church 70. NOR
Mrs. Mary Mitchell will spend the rE
ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Rs,clS
Miss Carrie Beazle is at present SELL -
toys in Longs Bee Hive 99c store. b
Miss Mollie Biggs, Of Washington, is tS
guest Of her friend, Mrs. Alonzo HOOD. p
The scholars of the high school will n,
give their usual Christmas entertaining, -
this season. q
Work has been abandoned on the Ads,s
nike fer the present. =
MI. N. B. BIocher, residing on the ~
back of town killed o "porker' on fridsi
weighing $50 pounds, cleaned.
Ohio Gilmore has his second trial \
morrow; also Mrs. Boner, OF Rainey's ca
works. -
agency for Eastern Ohio and Western VI
pinia Tor one OF the best copying companjN
In the East, and will have photographs =
lsrped either in ink, water colors or cray 4
AT reasonable prices. Work will be eH
cuted in a short time and the photogral {
returned promptly uninlureu IN any "
and satisfaction guaranteed. Persons d
string any work OF the kind should 81
Mr.. Crippen Q call.
George Robinson, Republican Cent?
Committeen, has issued call for the ID
maries to choose delegates TO the Congu
sional Convention which meets at Beliat
December %, TO be held between the holv
of 9 and 5 p. N. on the 2Sd inst Martia
Ferry will choose delegates by wards, eac
ward one delegate, township one delegsl
and Bridgeport four delegates, j
Mr.. Ross Fowler, Of Bellaire, buried.
little child at Walnut Grove yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Timberlake was living ID
evening, but was very low. 4
Nearly all the machines at the Laughli
mill will be put on ten penny nails 7
morrow.
Mr.. C. s. Moore has about completed d
seventeenth house in Martins Ferry u
season. How's that? Look out for a q
boom in building here next spring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

Randolph W. Va, Enterprise
The Wheeling REaIsTER Is univer-
sslly conceded the leading paper in
West Virginia, and all who want to
keep posted on State or National affairs
should read Il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
MINeo JUNCTION.
hewsy Nstes Rrsa The Little Tsws
| Of - Mach Knteypsise.

Or - Maeh Eatespsise.
Special 10 The Sunday Regia<r.
Miss Josephine Baron, OF the South Side,
Wheeling, has been here this past week
visiting her brother, Mr.. Baron. foreman Of
the pudding department at the mill. =
All departments 1t the mill are working
smoothly. Mr.. Sam Sloan, OF Pitsburgh'
who recently assumed chsrge OF the nc
tory, II well liked by the employees, and
very pleasant gentleman. Mr.. Frsnt
Prentice, Q mailer from the Top mill, ino
MI: Pete Riley, feeder from the Riversir1ne
mill arrived this week 10 work in The NH.
Mtngo needs q barber shop and ofus
store very badly. Theirs 10 not Q better"
cation In the State. -,
Good me IL now being made at the milI.
Ins heat.rs made eight bess ,yessef'''
and were through by nine O'Clock.
VIM. Blosn b Waiting at Wheeling,
ME- Joseph Enoss has returned home
from visit at Wheeling.
MT. x. Rosenberg ID q Wheeling On 0a'
The cold snap has put . dsmper %
The crossings OF the railroads are :lmo"
always blocksded, making Il ANNOYING y
the mill men and others WaIting 70 Co.
snd detaining them sometimes - lonS -
twenty minutes. Your correspondent "a
seen teams obliged to stand IN hoof, ~
tnm occufD every day. fp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

A CHINESE coin 5000 years old has
been found by gold miners digging a
shaft in British Columbia. This would
seem to indicate that some rascany
Cinnamon have been working the claim
at night. At least, so the miners Think.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
No wonder He Resigned.

The Supreme Court is still in session
at Wheeling. No wonder Judge Hay
mond resigned; the salary will scarcely
pay expenses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
PrsnDt Astsss IN Ae.se Css'@

In acuts cases Compound 0Iysen
oeen found 70 oct With great promR!o.S
saye one Of our coFTespoodenn;
suffering from cold at the time
your treatmsnt-with pain in the I -
tofe thfoet and . violent cough-snc II
getting rapidly wofss, Hll In isS o. ~
.as c1npelled 70 ksspin my bed ID ,;rsiy
days ! W. able 70 rel up, and v,s en'i ~.
o % q IN Lee. than Ten days, yh,en,, Is
aoering that ! am now IN invalid - ~
Cest Of tnee, 70 doing veil; md e.,
OxyEen credit" Our Trcatise On a
pound Oxygen, containing lsrge IspD n
Sases, and fall informatioo, sat IT, ;,.r1
c1Ahkn 4 PAIN, 100 and I'LL '
street, Philadslphis, Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

kTDismond Dyes sss % pehses a ~.
beautiful that it g Z pleocure 70 uee
Ea.sIly good ior DARK q iishi eda. :
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

MILL1ONA1RE LELAND SANFORD'S
wife is reported to have the finest dia-
monds in New York, except Mrs. John
Jacob Astor's. AT q recent wedding
she wore a magnificent necklace of
diamonds, while below it, extending
from shoulder to shoulder, was a row
of splendid gems, four inches deep, and
as if this were not enough to make a
decided sensation, the lady's ears, head,
arms and dress were ablaze with Jewels.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
Utah n Rich

in minerals-silver, lead, iron and cosl-and
tie Denyes-& Rio Grsnde Railroad is doing
great work in its development. Where
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
NOT FAR AWAY.
Important Happenings Gathered by
Register Reporters.
Congressional Matters in the Seventeenth
Ohio-GeneraI Local News and Cos
sip from Steubenvile, Mar
tinsburg, Bellaire, and
Martins Ferry. ..s
PoTPOURI OF INTERESTING NEWS.
STEUBENVlIIE.

Col. Coulter n Candidate for the Crown
school Census- Marrow Escape A
panic In the Divorce Manifestations
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Roring. The Ears.

A great deal has been recently writ
ten on the subject of boring the ears
.for the sake Of the eyes" says the Lon
don Lancet. 1t is always easy to find
excuses for any practice which minis
tiers to vanity. That the counter irrita-
ton set up BY boring the ear and wear
ing a ring may, during the few days fol-
lowing the operation, have some effect
on the eyes, supposing these organs to
be the seat of any low form of iniam-
nation, is Just possible, but that perma-
nent good should be done by wearing
rings in the ears after they have ceased
to irritate, is inconceivable. The test
for motive in the recourse to this device
would therefore be willingness on the
part of the application for this form Of
'.treatmentn toIallow the healing pro-
cess to be delayed (say) by wearing .
roughring dipped in some irritating ap-
plieation--in short, so prepared as to
act like seton! This indeed, might do
good, but in such q case probably re-
course 10 D few blisters behind the ears
would be better. It is nonsense to sup
pose the wearing Of earrings can be Of
any service to the eyes unless they irri-
tate, and if they do ifritate, the process
by which Che result attributed to them
| is obtained is circuitons, and, from .
surgical point Of view, awkward in the
extreme. Science cannot prostitute
truth to fashion even in so small q mat
ter as the wearing Of earrings. ss l
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AdrIca I'D, . cansumptIres.

On the appearance Of the first symp-
toms-as general debility, losa ef appe-
fite, pallor, chilly sensations, followed
BY night-sweats and couRh-prompt
measures for relief should be taken. Con-
sumption d scrofulous, disease Of tn
lungss-therefore use the great antie
scrofula, or bIood-purilier and strength-
restorer,-Dr. lPierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" Superior TO Cod liver oil as q
nutritive, and ungirpassed as pectoral:
For weak lungs. splitting OF blood, and
kindred affections. it has no equal Sold
by druggists the world over. For DIR.
Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption, send
two stamps 70 World Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. y.
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HI "Nhnefo4. D.pr AAk' y ie1z-
Looling over he diy from he dome Of he Capitol
TIE eye /. stsraessd By large brown building tsa a
we've s4rAree 70 tne Neet Nneh "-nos IN lhe
midst 81 q Ikrao pzrk Its 1ofty turruls, diamond,
,.,.d -,,Ar-- -s,6,,, 49,. "a h.nA.o-,. -.
,.s
inas. Almost sdioninr Il On ths southeast Eide 4
- A hu,laI,. ~ -.,,,s 49,. ,os.,n .,,r..r
- -. .~--,.|.F,
&c. Inc nrrt tne ppntnsoniAh ins'noses anu
Sthe second the National Museum. Aside from the
fs.n,,.l m. .s, ...,n. n, 49,. ~ g,,.,., tu,.r
-, - ~ s'-s..A. -
fns smithsouIsp Ip,situte ~. ID. generous eift
n an P,,,,.h,,.. r.-... a,,,.h.on an RnvI,sh
Jane. SAA, - ~,
chemist Ana minerologist Dying IN iezs, en Ssoo'vv
70 Tie United States Goysrnnent With which 90
,o,rA :, ..h,r.,,.' 's,., ,h. ~. =, IN. sr,sth.
''esi s.e He.'s '. -
soniAn Institution, an estsblnhmenf for ne
and diffusion of knowledge snons men, In 1875.
- - I.s..s~.- =. I, - -
the inAutunon was Organised py congress' ana NJ
objects Of natural history, geology and minerology
heIoneing IA the (,overpu,ent wers us.ced In its
ebsrge- me eolent,on-emsii a first CONSISTING
oniv ~ the srtirles ohtsins drrsnv the WiIkes exc
ploripe expedition-hss incressed with great rapid
ty. sdditious being made by private contributions
and beouests and tRrouab Nstion.i suryeys and ex.
niorstions the indnsfrtsi expostiops OF the conn
nv especsly tit a. Inc Centennial have also fur
nshed very consderable share 90 that at the pres
enr fine ths exhibt is very larre and Interesting
In the way Of natural history there are great many
enermens of hIrds ana M an annais ciassf6ed ac-
cordine to species and labeled In one section, for
example, may be seen all varieties Of rodents from
fhe beaver down 10 the tiniest field mouse, In an
other. ali The birds belonging 70 the grouse family,
Rnas y fsns Spds But the collection Of large
animals Il NOT 40 conplete the Hon. elephant tiger
hahn
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The crop of weeds in front OF the res
idences of great many Of our citizens
are fourishing nicely. Those who do
NOT. think that weeds add to the beauty
Of their property keep them cut down.
"The appearance of the property is an in
dication of the man." ais, t
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe-
yer Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. II is guaraD-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or mon.
ev refunded. Price 25 |. cents per box.
For sale by J. G. Saur. decS-1yr81
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SKIN DISEASE.

+. Drake, ESD, Cleveland, o., suffered
beyond all description from q skin Dir
sease which appeared on his hands, head
and face, and nearly destroyed his eyes.
The most careful doctoring failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used Dr..
Frazier's Magic Ointment and was cured
by few applications
The first and only positive cure forskin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, Fifty
Cents. d p asafN Is
a HENRY 6 Co, Sole Propr's,
r@ 80 Vesey Street. New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Ulcer
ated Piles. DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment is sure cure. Price $1.Q0, by
mail. Walding Kinnin & Co.. Whole
sale agents, Toledo, o. nova, 81
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skin Diseases Cured.

BY DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment.
Cures as IL by magic, Pimples, Black
Heads or Grubs, Blotchss and Eruptions
on the face, leaving the skin clear,
healthy and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
BARRIERS Itch. Salt Rheum, letter,
Rlngworm, Scald Head, Chapped Hands.
Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate
Ulcers and Sores, &C.
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The University Of Wooster.

Open to either sex. Nearly 500 in attendance.
Large endowment. Collegiate department fuly
equipped. STANDARD Of study ranks with the first.
Modern languages thoroughly taught. Musical De-
partment newly organized. Preparatory Department
Conducted by permanent teachers embraces all pri-
Erpenses very low. Aid given where needed. A
thorough education at small expense. Send for caa-
logue before going elsewhere. Fall term opens Sep
''A''' '' REV. A 4. <. TAYLER, D. D, Pres,
Juiy l2-im. a Wooster, o.
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Flowers are not worn as head dresses
this season, The hair is left entirely
without ornament or else it has a
small aigrette Of feathers on the left side.
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It is now fashionable for letter writers
to use fancy sealing wax and seals to
close their envelopes.