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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-19
DEMOCRATIC pLrrAllrlrs.
TIE PEABODY INSTITUTE
To Convene In this City November .S-Tl
- I~ustruciors air.

To Convene in this City November :S-rlc
49, - Instructors, etc.
The annual Teachers Institute for the
teachers OF this city and vicinity will be
held this year as usual, oil the Friday and
Saturday alter Thanksgiving in the hall OF
the House Of Delegates. The regular pro-
srammc has not as yet been made up,
but the instructors have been engaged
and their names arc Il sufficient guarantee
that the exercises will be full Of interest
TO all who may attend. They are Miss
Christine Sullivan, OF Cincinnati, Prof, T..
W. Stephenson, OF Columbus, and Prof.
John Mickelborough, OF Indiana. The
latter gentleman WAS n OF last wears in
structors and will be pleasantly remem-
bered by the teachers as n very entertain
ing and instructive gentleman. Prof.
Stephenson has a splendid reputation as
an Institute worker and so has Miss
Sullivan. Drawing is this ladv's specially.
The Institute proper will be held Friday
morning and afternoon and Saturday
morning. Thanksgiving night, the 21,i
inst, and Friday evening, popular lectures
VIM 'e s''cu,ps iol. ctepIleHS0n one
evening and Prof. Mickelboroush the
other. 10 these the public will be special
ly invited. 1t is also cordially invited to
be present ut all the sessions OF the lnsti-
tute. The subjects to be especially treat
ed by. the Institute will be grammar,
arithmetic, reading, writing, United States
history and tho science and method OF
teaching.
These Institutes are paid for out OF the
Peabody Fund md heretofore have been
productive OF much good. It is expected
that the teachers attend the sessions as
part OF their school work. Tho teachers
from the county and surrounding towns
are also invited. The Board OF Education
at its meeting tomorrow evening, will
order the schools closed for the 9Th and
2Sth insts., on account of thisand Thanks
giving.
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"STOHM
Tie pes, Spectacular Drama Ever r,

Tie Best Spectacular Drama Ever Pre-.
sented In Wheeling.
As a rule the so.called Spectacular mel
odrama' is q dreary and proftless affair.
The scenery is starred and the very
poor play rendered by poorer actors.
Such is not the case with Buchanan's
"storm Beaten" presented at the Opera
llausc last night by Shook 4 Golfers
company. The scenic and mechanical
effects are u feature OF the play, but they
are not allowed. TO take the place OF CON
scientious acting by. capable artists. The
test OF such%a production is, would
it DO a success without the spec.
tacular aids? storm Beaten" would,
though the magnificent sccneryand reals.
tic stage effects add much to it's attrac-
tions. The story is an interesting one,
well told and strong and original situa.
tions abound. Mr.. Edward Collier, Mr..
Burke, Miss Hudson and Miss WaSland
enact the leading roles very satisfactorily,
and the rest Of the company Steven and
mcritoriOus.
The piece will asain be presented this
evening.
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AN COLD TIME SNOW.
WINTER MAKES a SUDDEN BREAK
Spell With U%ndispnscd sway-sxtecn
Hours OF snow wlitensthe Grounded
Boon to Farmers and River Men.

Ahout n o,clont vpst crl,y r,orn;pp ,
~ as1.s
genius snow pesah'4 ~ !al', anu ~ con-
tinued, the fakes now thick md fast and
again few and dallying downward. flirting
Win evo,v conr;c,ons ab,cc,s un,;1 n 1oto
$500 80 M. 80
hour Inst evening me ground WINS
white at dnybteak, and by nishtiall the
%eartl,'s ileecy covering must hive been
two ]i,.,,os MA. Ti,n.,, ,,,,, y, ,.,r,,,,
~. Az" ~ l,o'o
lhat " hau conse 10 b.h!, nowe'er, lot lhS
Efol's'u WAS warm, aliu luz show laelteu
mn sl'shy hniss soon hlter 'hiilnS.
1ile chilafsh !ost nc time ~ setuhg ou!
tneir s.eas, .l'o"En Ing eoas.ihs was az III
.ns ss.sa an,,,us. .iftl,. o""s"i. ivy VIM.
Possesses EVERY ciiilu 9 Hss''t ~ !He coming
=! Inc SNOW was sven on M sues, ana a
iae,S saa,l'u'sn u %no"palIsns WIS Scpt
up Wherever u i9t Oh uielliis sa,hcfed. a
iow Hnwary peu's,flHha scored tae lrst
H. "a tiit se.lso,, 'ntit 's.t ~ ~. oc'hs
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PATTY ifo.ei noMprese.teu Mp,c!ureslue
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a." S,s sa,.n H. y, .tl,o,.cs nv. an o .0' :.
sGa."y 'af''st9" - Mat@ss S!'eet YESTERDAY
1%.ut;ool. Mnu ,! .s Sna'.ns iac9 WINS III
auiSSi.nE t,hitt'sss VIII VIC lnfk ai'u loMc..
tns t'oN ,na. Ise WI sn,ns e,5c hpPearen "
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n ma, INV i"p'a's passing .'ea''cle "as
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,at u unn. - ,i,"re,s wa na. W v ov ara
s ,eas nv. ~ ~ t th;s wn,or W. M" Ia WI luz "t
soiis u w WIS winner. IVY Hate Ilal
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LOCAL rnEv1TIEs,


Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About this
m Clty.
MATINEE ut Charley shay's theatre this
afternoon.
"!sronM BKArrs' at the Opera House
again this evening.
Two DEEDS Of lots In Mount Wood GENE.
terry were admitted 10 record by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
EDWARD CLARK, son OF Mr.. Thomas
Clark, OF McColloch street, died suddenly
yesterday Of Group.
A social will be given at the Zane street
church this evening. One hour will be
devoted to sacred music.
OFFICER rRGrsoy yesterday locked up
d man named Wincsburg, who lives In the
country, and was awful drunk and awful
noisy.
TnE following letters remain unclaimed
In tho postollico: Thos. DolaiytF. j.. Ger
rish, John i. Waite, Jacob Wcin,er, nj
Epson, R.ll. Taylor, a. Rogers, Fred. W.
Myers, X. ia. Irwin and ]. F. Flynn.
A rtlIADELluiA company with n,cari.
tai OF $1,000 900, 100000 Of which hns nj.
ready been subscribed, which proposes to
manufacture cigar machines, WIS char
tered by tho Secretary. OF StatrEscsterday.
Soulng BUCHANAN yesterday issued n
warrant for the arrest OF James Hunter,
who shot and killed II dog belonging to
Thomas Carter, OF Triadelphia. Capt. Ben.
nett served tho warrant and Hunter was
fined s. and costs, which lie paid. lie
killed the dog while 1t was in the owners
yard.
MARY IlArS was yesterday appointed
administrators ofthc estate Of jacob llaun,
deceased; bond, 500; Charles Kline
surety. Virginia Leonard was appointed
administrative OF George I.etAlnrd, de.
ceased; bond, 500; August Warn;cke,
Jr., surety. John b. Lislc wns appointed
administrator OF james iI.isle, deceased
bond, $1,000; Elizabeth lisle, surety.
For several days past tho ladies Of tho
English Lutheran Church have been en-
gagged IN putting their church In order fol
the coming anniversary celebration, which
begins on Friday evening and closes Sun
day evening. Appropriate emblems, dc
signs anl notices are being prepared 70
the walls aud pulpit. Good music Is als'
in preparation for the occasion.
YESTERDAY Mt Bridgeport n young bull
lock, which the Democrats propose to xii
to-day and serve up ut III old fashioned
barbecue to be held out the pike to.mor
row evening, rs Il Qualifications over Cleve
lands election, broke the collar bone OF
young man named Jacob Ehni. lie wa
~undtayoring to secure it in n pen when !
knocked Tin down with the result men
tioaed.
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~FlNANCEASD TRADE.
ihe Features Of the Money and Stock Mar

Inc tentures OF The Money md Stock Mar.
kc!s.
NEW York, Nov. ls.-Money easy at lalk percent,
CLOSED ott'ted Ut ! percent. frii,e mertautIle ia.
R ~, e ~ percent: sterling Exchange, bankers bills
IovERSAESrs-Firm. So
= RAiLwAl~StronS.
sfATE SEcrR1rlEs-Quiet. 4
,,rS ss ieSsJ stock ,iass.t opened firm hut scot,
ports ofn further cut In rltes By The trunk lines.
Union fnciilc fell or to w. Northwestern u Ia
S%.; iItSaTanna Y 70 lo5, Lake shore Il u O..
,herS mas ul ION; q ,t 70 @a; -, nnd bstOrs u o'eloek
nay tho market Was i'rm on slight fluctuations
business was less active tinn Yesterday. lhc sal,s
showing a falling o:fof ncnrly 10000 shares.
~ lne aitesno1n the stso,!!s stocks were St. Paul,
fnclflc nd Western Union St. Paul advanced 10
,,?ts; Lake siore TO ga, !~LickawRnna to lUiH, New
W NE Cer!rsl to Union, Pacific to Jl!4 and
actions. but The market let! OF with many shares
~ nc highest tgur's Of the day. Compared with
CT s6n except X for sanad1 sGntholn; pelawG,e ( Hid.
cent lower: Union Pacific unchanged.
Z Transactions $4,000 shares,
~. $; 3, ,lWr<: !: S. ~. ll354; U,S new Is.
t3lsss; laeii!c Is Of y, r.. Central Pacific, lUi,z;
sol, z: Missouri e, ln311ss; St. joseph. TO- $. i, &
sc, tirsiS. ll5II; Tennc.scc Is. old. 3SII; do new
W; Texas Pacific iand Grants, 81; do RID Grunde.
PA; Union Pacific i,sts, ll01S: do Land Grants,
ssni! con:o.s. e,tn mhtnsed coupons Us; do defer.
feu, 81 Adams Express. 49,, American Express, VI
Canata. Southern, 81; Central Pacihc, w; Chcsu-
prsterNt, Sc {. {. &l.ca: Denver { aEio GrtinGs
lols3S; Erie, l3}]{t: preferred, %; Fort Wayne, Il,
sske'i; iinnti!al s:st: Joseph. 3sEs;; DO preferred,
WSStcin. w; Lake Shore, Gi1i: louisville 4 SSsh.
VILE. ~: Louisville. New Albany l. Chicago. 10.
;,lsGn chsrIs,toH i: preferred, Az 10, ID
vile Il Chattanooga, ad: New Jersey Genital, ~;
Mor!herl Pacific. lSls: do preferred, l.1j.: Sortii..
western. s,5s; do preferred, i2i; New York Genital,
do preferred, 81; Pacific Mall, SIX; Pittsburgh,
l%G; Reading, ~; Sc. Louis & Sin En,ncssco'
S; % preferred 81; s; gspl. ziIHs;Sdo preferred
sialis Express, 81 ;M., st L. d J.. TX; d. t,rrrtcrmi.
D.; Wells, Fargo Express, 1915; Western Uuion'
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Sneak ThIeves Again

Some time last evening a sneak thief en-
tered the boarding house OF James Serog-
gins, ut 142l Chapline street, and took
from the hat rack inthe hall two fine over
coats, three hats and a lady's sealskin
sacauc.a The articles. were all good and the
llau! wasa very profitable one, providing
he is not nabbcd,by the police. People
cannot be too careful about looking af-
ter doors and windows. The city is full OF
sneaking marauders who are all the time
on the lookout for an opportunity to ply
their tn de
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4 SIX DOLLAR noMANcr.
Col. Kcmplc Attic mpts TO I,nitate Eli Per.

Col. kemplc Attic iapts to Imitatci Ell Per.
kins and Co.'s the Worst OF, II.
Yesterday while tho immaculate was
descending, Col. Jake Kcmple sat in the
Mcclure House lobby lcisurely smoking
and converting with u party Of friends.
Incidents Of the campaign were the alb
sorbing theme, and the Colonel Ind u
monopoly OF The conversation. Among
others he told the following rich Toxic oil
himself: YVES, gentlemen said.iho Col.
one, II had occasion 10 60 as far East as
Boston after the National election. Now.
as q rule, the people OF New England are
very intelligent md well informed, but
most Of them have a very limited idea rs
to tho geographical and political situation
OF West Virginia. Knowing this, | thought
to have some iln, and arouse III behalf Of
myself tho admiration OF my Yankee
friends. p4
"One evening while tho Presidential
question hung In the balance, | met Mt the
Parker House Il number OF gentlemen
who recognized me MS having spoken III
their city. Introducing themselves. we
immediately began talking about tho prob.
ability OF Democratic success, when one
Bostonian said: Colonel, In the event Of
Cieveland's election ! suppose it will be
almost worth your lie to return to YOU,
home In the South q
"Ilien with the MIR of a martyr and q
patriot I said, .ies; | got my lone down
South with fear and trembling. It will be
miraculous II | escape personal injury. Ny
life has been threatened for COMM
north to make whatthey call id radical
incendiary speeches. OF course expected
Republican, success anu protcction-bu,
now-God help us! And, gentlemen, there
Is still Il worse feature oft. The Iron ami
Nail Company in Which | am the principal
s~tocfholaer, representing Slo,0i1OOo d
money and employing fifteen bundled
people, will be compelled to- shut down
for an indefinite period. Grass will rrov
in the streets and children will cry 70,
bread, and | with a wife and seven chill
dren must sacrifice home, property ant
business, and come to live among stran
gers. Now, gentlemen. you know what Il
costs to be u Republican in the Sole
South
"fhre was n general expression OF rccre,
at my unfortunate condition. Then som,
sympathetic friend suggested tina, III,
party repair to tho retreslment stand OF
the ground floor. OF course I was tn,
!, guest and important man there. Republi
can patriot, large manufacturer and capi
. talist--clampagne wine was hardly ricl
J enough for me. I was toasted and icaste,
till it came time t show my hand. Thcl
the reputation oil Wheeling and mysc!i. hue
to be sustained. II almost broke my hear
and hanernpted. me, but | called up tn
wine and fine cigars for that party-go
suddenly i'll and babe them goodnight
, Boys, Ihave learned that it sometime.
costs money TO deaf too literally with th'
truth. | will never be II martyr and Owl
u rolling mill any more"
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Two MORE NAUGHTY GIRLS
From this City Found In Stoubenyills-At
tempted Suicide, Etc.

From this City II III Stoubenvills-At.
tempted Suicide, Etc.
The board OF Education have ordered
photographs OF tho several school build.
ings for the New Orleans Exposition. A
vacation Of two weeks from december 20
will be given.
Otto Fuchs, a grocery dealer at Brilliant,
attempted suicide last night BY shooting
himself in the left breast, the ball lod ,inS
nearthe spine. lie was lately ateacher q!
German in this city, and had II wife and
n child. lie is in a critical condition.
A telephone message from Wheeling
yesterday morning authorized the Mayor
to arrest Lizzie Ru,hers, who had Ieft
home to enter a house Of ill-fame in this
city. She is n years oiage, willie anotho,
Wheeling girl, named Lizzie Fecke, will.
her, Is 10 years old. Both Of them were
found ut Madame Frcnch's. The girls say
they were mistreated Mt home. The
isuthers girl is one Of those brought back
from S%teubenville about two weeks ago,
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Andrew eiser, a boy Of 10, convicted
Of manslaugh,er at tho November term
1855, oil the Circuit Courtoi Wood county,
and sentenced to one years imprison:
nient, was yesterday pardoned b. the
Governor. He only had about a month OF
his term to serve. His pardon was
granted on the petition OF the jurors who
convicted him, officers Of the our and
prominent citizens, and was in c%onsidera-
ton OF his youth and previous good char.
acter, md also OF the fact that he is an i'm.
portant witness in felony case about to
be tried in the Wood county court.
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MoRSIxG Glory Baking Powder, pure
and fresh. Sold by all leading grocers.
G.S. FEESY,
Proprietor, lll0 Main Street,

CilanENS

Our Millinery room, which heretofore
has been too small and crampcd to accom-.
modate u many customers, and to give
the additional room to our Cloak Depart
ment, which its trade demanded, has
taken the entire uppc. store room No
llC?, formerly occupied by notions, and
removing these goods to the Dry Goods
room. This change gives to tile people Of
Wheeling the largest and best arranged
Cloak in the State, and will also
enable us 10 place II Millinery room in
that position it should occupy, iar in nd.
vance OF I'LL competition.
+. N. McGnMS 4 Co.
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arrivals ms S-......,..,,,-,r... .... .. .". :. 2.e5s
atlivn 4 lMt $50
"ttA'a's ole year 3,91l
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s!ude Short Work of 1t,

Mr.. z. 0. Batson, OF McA!listcr, Cross
Roads, Tenn, was .sorcly troubled with
dyspepsia. lie writes, 81 have been usin.
Browns Iron %lIitters only used it a short
time, and think am we'll" 1t is one OF
the beauties OF the good work accomplish.
cd by this wonderful iron tonic, that it. is
done so speedily. The work is permanent,
too. Cures weakness, liver aud kidney
complaints, &c.
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Female

At Charley snay'sl Academy OF Music,
G. S. Sulliyan's Female Mastolons hold
the boards this week and are playing 10
crowded houses. The programme furnish
ed is a choice M and OF n good order,
each speciality being loudly a%pplauded,,
proving them very popular and great
iavorites. The lovers OF variety are fur
nished n grand feast by attending the
Mastodons.
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% ii
JolIfylnrut Clnysyflle,

About seventy-ive or eighty Democrats,
mostly members OF the Jefferson Club,
went out TO Claysvillc last evening ut $50
O'CLOCK; on n special train over tho Hemp
field, TO assist the Democracy OF that little
townain celebrating the recent victory.
They were warmly received and furnish
ed n good supper, by the citizens at their
homes. The Wheeling men had plenty
OF red Ere sticks with them and they made
the town quite luminous With them and
their red plug hats. They returned to the
city about II, o'clock last night.
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The Great i:Spnsit.on IunuGnratos Then.
The approaching Inauguration OF the
Exposition ofthc Worlds Industry Mt New
Orleans, La, at noon OIL the 10Th of De:
cember, reminds rs OF the Extraordinary
Grand Semi.annual (lle 10TH Drawing
Of the Louisiana State LOTTERY ut the same
hour, when $jj222,5O0 will he distributed
among the fortunate investors In sums
from $4,000 10 $50. Full particulars can
be lnld on application to NJ. A. DAuphin,
New Orleans, La. nAw
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a JOKE ON TIE BOYS,
How L.lis was Made Miserable for Then,
80 t- Tor n SIrlt. .---uLl $500

How LIS was Male Miserable for Then,
Cor n Night.
There is just now an unusual number OF
charming ladies' from abroad visiting
Wheeling friends, and while the cav
round Of formal events has not yet com.
menccd in society, the young Indies are
receiving due attention, anda as is the wont
OF Wheeling society, are made 10 feel Mt
home while n'ihc city. 5
In this connection a little joke on four
Of Wheeling's clever boys was circulated
yesterday, and is worth giving to the pub
lie. Monday evening these four started
out to call in style. They arrayed them
selves in "'claw. hammer" coats, yoluuiu-
Gus shirt fronts and the other accessories
to;a full dress harness, and chartered n
cab. Now that sor. OF thing is in perfect
form in the East, but Wheeling is not vet
"up to it." though why she should not be.
no one can exactly tell. These four kent
theirlittle scheme dark, but just beiorctl,ey
started outsome OF theirset found out what
was up. The novelty OF the prouosed
calling tour at first, paralyzed them, aud
they felt q little hutled because theyhad
not been given notice OF it or Ia vtted to
join the party. The resolved to. have re-
venge, and hastily putting on clean collars
and cuffs and otlierwisef making them
selves prescntab!e, they started! out OH
foot. Fortune. favored them, and Il,ey
were first at every house where the four
intendedto call. Atone place they left a
note requesting tho four to return tile suits
they had borrowed, early the next
morning. At another place 4 bill from a
merchant tailor was left for one Of the
four, requesting an early settlement. At
another house their carriage was driven
by tho driver. for 4 consideration, into a
side street, while the four were inside,
and their remarks on coming out and
finding It gone were not polite. Other
tricks were also practiced.
A little snobbish on the part ofthe four?
well, maybe so, for Wheeling? Very rude
on the part the other boys? well yes-a
that way; but the young fellows
must have their iun. Al,
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Fuly:Prnl,ared

Tor cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, .9oc and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade ras, in.
grain, brussels, &c. from lSc up. hugs,
mats, window Shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &c, cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 2Ul0 and oO2l Main
Street. JonS RoEMER, Agent.
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G1,ticurI,
Diseases

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with It's ason.zlur Itch.
1 inS aud burning. instantly relieved byFa warm
bath with Cu,lcnm Soap. anil n single application
OF cIlllcnrA. the great skin Cure, This repcated
daily. with two or three loscs Vt Cutlcurs l,eso,y.
tnt, the Scw Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool
the pcrspimt!On pune and unirriiating. the bowels
open, iht liver and kidneys active, will speedily
cure Eczema, letter. lungw0rm, .Psorlm, l., i Ich.n,
%lruritrs, scnll Head, bnl!ruE, aud every sprcjes
Of Itching. scaly. md Pinply iItuQr; OF Tho scain
sGin;; When the hes. Ihytie!ans aud ail Known
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WAsnlSaroS, D. c., Nov. l9.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, followed by clearing weather, north
erlyiwinds becoming variable, nearly sta
.tionary Temperature.
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zC~lSclSSAri:a O.. Nov. ls,-Flour duh aud Lro,p
ms; family 81 e4a -; tancy 81 Giui %. Whea,
heavy No I'D 7ds7.o, corni dull nnd lower: No
Y mixed ac Oats easier; No. ? mixed 2sassIc. RyS
dn!li Me- sac. harley dull.and unchanged. rorE
mosts Aeayy,; shaulders &c; short rfh &c. BaennS
e4.sleti shoulders 611Ic: SHIRT rib $40: short clear
ss4c, whisky steady at 81 Il. Butter dull; crosmerv
g,e; dairy l7alSc. Eggs steady and Unchanged,
Chtelc quiet and unchanged. r~res'"
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How eau a woman make homo more at
tractive to her husband2 Infsome cases
the thing can be done by inviting the
widow Smith. around 10 spend the even
Ing, or by keeping St, Jacobs Oil in the
closet.