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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Tho "norao Quo4Llon.'
fchlcaso Tlne,l

English military leaders arc barin.
Ming TO urgo a reform in what is known
as "Ehe horse question: In 1873, when
tho army required 1000 transport
horses, It was found necessary to import
$500 from France. In 1889 II took
1900 Of tho useful bsasts. In tho first
month Of a serious war 1t is estimated
that G,OOO horses would DO needed by
tho various branecs Of the British serv.
icoi 1900 is the utmost that tho homo
muEket could supply.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
AMoDssT 7aLg Of WANTS.
A "weii.Ihfsrmsd Foralgnsr,' Who
wsatsd 70 Teach schooi-A CieM.
~ .. :. 49,

Rev York Tribunal
The employment bureau Ii the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian associa.
ton Is often the souroeof much amuso.
nent to the secretaries. The most
troublesome applicants that .thg have
are Englbhmen, Some weak and WORTH
less ones come over and they have an
idea that they are going TO make their
fortune ID tho iirst year. Tho other
day school teacher turned up. He
was 0 young fellow who had never done
anything except to teach school, aud
knew how 70 DO nothing else Now
school teachers are Of no use 70 tho
people who 90 TO tho Young Men S
Chfistisn association bureau for ein.
ployeS, and this young man dlda't seem
to Amount TO much even In his own
line, for he wrote 4 wretchod hand.
But he wasn't particular. In spite OF
his boasted familiarity with tho thres
''R'sn and his deep insight into "jjogstyn
hc was wiling to throw up his profes
sion and accept good position insom0
largo MERCANTILE house.
The secretary TO whom be unfollod
hiB modest tale ot wants takes d fath.
cry interest," Ia tho walls sho como 10
bis mill, and unable TO give hlRa situ.
Ation offered au equivalent in tho shopo
OF advice,
"Ny dear fellow said he, "thcre's
no chance for you in a big pity like
this, You have no references or letters
Of introduction. You con't do any.
thing, an people aren't in tue habit Of
taking school teachers In "a senior
partners even on presentation OF Gre.
deutials. Ion don't know tho ways OF
the country, aud if We got you posi-.
ton ever so humble, they'd expect you
to git up and git at the word, and
catch on To things, 40 matter how now
and strange they were. The best thing
for you to do Is TO 60 back iuio some
small inland town EhCre you can live
cheaply, teach a little, learn the ways
OF our people, and gradually work into
something better. iou SAY you're
pretty well up in 'jognfy;' can't you
think Of a place you'd like to 60 to;
ome town Of 2,OOO or 1000 inhabit.
ants~
"0h, yawse, said the weIl.lntormed
foreigner Tith a rising infection and q
momentary CLEAN Of intelligence which
showed that he thought he had found
the clew to the complication. CAV
Bawstonm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Tho rlEtatl rs lirain Regulator.
FAtart, .co,,ftlu,io,1

With q population Of 30O,OQ0,OOO
China has not a single insane asylum.
This fact does not proycthat there are
no lupatics among The Chinese, but it
shows that they are not su.iciontly
uMueroas to make an asylum neces.
BarY
10 what do the Chinese owe their es-
cmpHon from brain diseasei Various
explanations are given. 1t is said that
tho AongoliGn enjoys mental rOpose.
llo does not fret and worry. As'his 70.
ligion has been established for thou.
sands OF years be lets 1t alone. flo
cares nOthingRbout politics. There is
no competition TO stimulate him. All
tho business Of lie Is regulated By tho
government. f -
doubtless all these things are con.
'duciye to mOnial sanity, but the Chi.
nenan's CquipoiSe Is probably due 10
bis pigtsil moro than anything else.
1t takes good Judgement and a nice
sense OF propoFton to make aud keep
in order q fTst-Cliss pigtdil. 1t must
hang evenly from the middle Of the
head betweSl the shoulders. 1t acts ns
q sort Of balance,w weight. Some mental
concentration is required to keep a pig.
tail in order, and sOlt.lo'e, pride and
methodical habits are involved in 1t.
This may seem a trife, hut tho human
mind is controlled by TRIES. Our Chi
ncse friends perhaps builded wiser than
they knew when thoy lrst twisted their
pigtails
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Genero.Ilr Q, nroker.
or B.ston COB. j

" U77F9TI NI'I1 U
The generosity Of brokers is proycrb.
ial; they give to everybody and every.
thing. DoCs a FIRE dc, aState q icago,
does yellow fever dominate Il southern
city, DOS vail como across tho sea
from starving Ireland, does a mission.
ary wAnt 70 LuiidA chapel, or a cArdi.
pel a cathedral, to what class Of people
does tho collector goi ,.uick as a fash
be seeks credentials that will euti.!e
him to eater the stock exchange or the
tho Offices Of brokers on tho street,
knowing full well the result will DO cash
--UaSh on fho nail
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

A Colony Of Eau.u,Ia,a.

Near walla walla, ". T., Is a colony
OF religious enthusiasts who call theii
organization the Kingdom Of Heaven on
Earth. They practice polygsmy, believe
in the transmigration OF souls and
claim that David, solomon, Moses, John
the Baptist and St. Peter have boon born
again and are now in the colony, and
that they will soon commence career
Of conquest and su5due the world. They
bold property In common. There are
very f0R Americans among Lhem.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
THE sAKsss OF pAsIs.
a Qaist Llfs -setSrlly q the Works
Wore ofs y tas Ass elSa

iPars ser. Chicago J0iAai;
Partisan bakers excel all 6liDts In TIE
quality otthelr bresa and yus rs pro,
cASs Of making seems 70 dAte almost
from the time when Abraham COM
inanded Sarah, to knead Ono meal. and
make cakes to give q morsel Of bntalto
his thtes angel visitors The bakers
are tie most fuoiensiye OF citizens;
like the butchers, they viii never 10
found to figure in political riots or
revolutions Tho bakers life passes
away tp silence; hB works by nighhaud
sleeps by day. lie Is generally married,
aud bis numerous family shows how hs
ignores halthls. uc lcayeS thai philos.
ophet to recruit his adopts among tho
wcdlihy.
Being only passing rich, ou 8 tTancs
DAY, be can not enjoy the liberalitY Of
the new college tariif, whieR allows the
parent hagl0g fTO sons boaFdos
Ia the establishment, the afth 10 pay
nothing. That resembles ths assisance
rendered Ia early days BY the paTns
'btcSi1g inltisntions -Ehiehlent oplStp
tlle gi5ll. TllphBket Is 4 living tnalony
Tim raas sif oll. 3 nsrtSf
70 torhtumatisll, eni eysr snfilfing RON
f. a graveyard cough. lie WORKS ina OIL.
lar, from 10 the evening tIll / In the
morning, almost nRS0d aud between q
current OF air lloHing from tho street
railings to tho mouth o. tho fCry fur.
mace The work is so seyara that no lad
IS taSen rs au apprentice till between Il
or ~; his lito is wUFn ont at 80 years,
aud | neger heard OF any iuslran.e
olilco accepting bakers lives for any
risk.
Listen to tho sigh, and note tho head
drop as he puddloS at tho docgh. Zach
thpd is a premature beat in lis fnncrI
march 10 tho grave. Eowonder that in
carly Zone, slaves, aye, and IN chrins
too, were condemned to the kneldiny
trough and Gour.mil as penal punish
ment. In tho fourth contIy in France,
so difficult was 1t to obtain mon to make
read, that the master bakers estab.
llshed public houses near their work.
shops to entice men inside, ani whom
tue visitors wore muddled they were
dropped through a trap.door and made
captive for life 1t was a soldier who
escaped diyulged this Tour do Nesle.
This may explain why tina Romsns in.
sisted that the Sols Of bakers siolld 30.
come bakura.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
TIE sIeteatt, sAo,rr- d 1898.
GO llllekslssr "a } aoa-gian.l

H@Nat h'NNA"HaaE VA Af''''' ElnUsl
1t was rain Of fro, not stars, Tho
stars, or sparks, not only occurred a.
the end Of the lines Of ilro. Imagine a
rain OF molten iron striking thO earth,
each drop bursting into sparks, Noth.
ing else will compare. Z could not now
describe it, ifOoxpegionce with iouR.
dries aud sulith,shops had not afforded
the comparison. Tho ire foil in streams
like tue heaviest fire rain Lever Wit
messed and swaye1 10 and fro just as
the water is Jy the motion Of tho clouds
or wind. Thv only stars saw wer0
Just such as one secs when molten iron
Is running into or from the ladlc, or
whom iron wiki q Welding hOat is with.
drawn from the forge, or such as seen
when thellquid metal drops upon earth,
or such ns seen in the wake Of an OK.
ploled rocket.
Tie strangest feature to mo was no
sparks or stars appeared except at tho
eni Of the line Of fire rain, which
stopped about five feet from the earth,
as near as can judge The piazza had
three steps from tue ground. | could
not have been moro than three feet
diighsand the line Of fre rain burst into
sparks on a leyel with my eyes. None
that saw struck tho earth, but after
sparklinson'FSiS line disappeared, to be
succeeded by others in quick succession.
! rOCollect distinctly deserving the seeno
around tllo yard, aud the road led di.
rectly from tho gate, and wondering
why mono Of the dro or sparks reached
Tho cartlLS It was not as light us day,
but luridlight greater than have
ever seen since. Objects were perfectly
iiiseerMblc, though not 50 well as BY
daylight
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Tho Story They TIL Ons ws,.


Every tourist who comes to Wyoming
territory is told OF the beautiful but
deadly sattlcsnske mountain and
warned not 70 bathe in tho famous
ChngiRg spring. The spring is ina val.
ley Of tho widest beauty. It lscirSulsr
in form and perhaps iOj feet in rircum.
terence, The Water is clear aud two
feet deep. The tcnporatsta curing the
fall Is Of bloc warmth and during tue
rrmaindcr Of tho year 10y cold, The
beautiful spring OutiCos thu tired tray.
elOr or the mountain tramp 10 bathe in
rs waters. But the pleasant tqlnpta.
tlon conceels u desiily snRre, Many
layo bathed, bnt 1t was tho bath Of
death. The bottom which, through
tho pullr; IA waters, seems to be com.
posed OF a whit0 sand almost marble
Ike In parity aud polish, Is in
reality q sucking quagnir5, and once
within i.S cliugilg grasp there Is no
such thing US aid or escape.
Men without numhor havO persisted
IN this fatal trap, some with agonked
friends standing not moro than score
OF tCet away and utterly powerless
While tho spring is remote from my
high road, OF even any general trail al
around, i is noted hunting region.
Occasionally Nn unfortunate stranger
iinds himself on th9 margin Of this
fat;1 spring, and yielding 10 It's sednc.
tons plnuges in and Is then no moro.
liia fato is q mystery, and is worry prob.
ably hid to tho account OF the savage
monDJain lion OF the tcrociogs silYur.tip
tear,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
10. IaLetlns nt IYalhInn ton.

fhihhlpMA fToaA
'IOok where that namo Is wrlt,en, y
said q hotel cloSk ono day, poiNiug to
the antogrsph Of an ex-Cong.essmAn IN
the hotel register. ..'ieu seS II begins
about the middle OF tho page. That Is
an old trick OF sly and vain congress.
uen from up tue country | know It.
Tor ] was clerk in q big house in wash,
inPton iUr years, and they all do It
The name Is started so far over that tho
CLERK Tan put 'lionordblO' before It, ths
writer having too much false modosty
10 do it himself. SEQ, | have nut the
llattering Title against this one. II II
Didn't SUPPOSE tho old man would turn
Jhe with disappointment. | neglected
1t ones as an experiment, and never
shall forget the look Of anger that
crossed tie faoo Of tho man in ilIat case
wlisn 10 glanced at the reslItor three or
four honss after DO had arrived, and
saw thoESldlc 10 his name stilI wanting.
After 1omont or two be took up a
pon and deliberately put in the Honor.
able hiasli."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
s.a,leal trrtaeiloa 10 nermnnr.

fH+ft = AA'ifNHsl
Tho nnnuSl returns OF musical pro.
duolioa in Germany show that there /,
no falling OIL in quantity, whateyor tho
average quality may be, Last year
:, VIZ distinct pieces Of music vere pub.
ilshed, the total for 1889 having been
5,43a, OF the. foFmor number "a aro
classified rs for symphonic orchestra,
81 for instrumental banda otherwise
constituted, IO6 for single.stringed In,
slrunonts Ill Tor single wind In
Siruments, 1896 for pianoiorto, 220 for
either, 50 for organ, D. for harmonium,
10 for harp, 10 for tiisr. and 0 Tor
ch!ldrels musical instrumental Tho
romainiers is accounted for BY 1852
vocal compositions Of all klnls
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
How liallio Dsss Arc oanrht


A prairie dogs trap Is ingenious.
Place a headless barrel over tho prairie
dogs hole, and half GIL it with fine
sand. This little turnover will soon
scratch his way to the top Of tho sand.
But tue tine sand falls into the hole and
iills II up, and II can not dig another
through tho halfhuld particles, neither
oan he climb up tho sides Of tho barrel.
All no can do "a to reverse tho familiar
lines Of Virgil, mud eNclAim; "Tho
ascent to tho upper air ia easy, but to
recall ones steps and roontor Avernus
how hopeless tho attempt" This Is
without doubt The way in which tho
prairie dogs in Central park were cap.
tnred
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

Tho Purmeso smoke to man, to a
wotnAn, might almost say TO a child.
! was physician in. chief 10 those under
me, and soon learned to rely upon il
that whom u patient gave up smoking he
or she was really i'll. Tho Burmese
ladies have q very peculiar cigar case.
But there are two objections to It's ever
becoming popular hero, Of which the
less important is TINT each cigar case
only holds ,onn cigu. Aud then the
cigar case Is the lady's ear. Instead OF
wearing ordinary earrings, the burmese
women have q largo hole in their eaYs
and wear q cheroOt in it'll wanted.
The really great advantage Of this cigar
case Is that It Is neyer left behind. The
men would think It beneath their dig.
nifty to carry chorOots in this manner
bpt they do not mind helping them.
selyes from the wife's case When tho
king Of kings wants 70 keep bis women
fOls together or TO punish them, he
strings them, 50 to speak, by the ear. A
long cane Is passed through the holes
msde FOR cheroots, o dozen women or
eycnmo 70 going to one cane.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Tho Hsu and the swan.

A farmer one day came upon q Hen
and swan which woro having q Fierce
Dispute, and when lie Inquired the
cause Of it tho Hon explained;
why, | expressed my belief that
the Swans neck was too long"
"Uh, as to that, replied the Farmer,
81 was about to Suggest that your own
neck was Altogether too short, and that
you arc sadly in Need Of New Tail
Feathers"
Moral; DON'T CritIsiso q man who
Toes in when you run your Own Boots
over at tho Heels.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

John Thomas Hunt, for many years
oyonecr Of the weaving department
Of a print-oloth mill IN India, says
that tho operatives Ia India cotton
mills eaEn abort y per month, GA
which they manage to subsSt
worry comfortably whilSStrlks arc there
unknown zach oYBFsoor & aid higi
wages and Is furnished by tho eospcFa'
tlua With two servants.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
ErIongoas aud A6Iuid

5 The suggestion that oak trees are
struck because they contain iron is both
erroneous and absurd. If oak did con.
tain iron It would, in all probability,
increase its conducting power and act
rs q preventive, If oat contained an
estlmable quantity Of that metal tue
wood would thru Glack on exposure to
air on account of the tauuin which is
present The blackening may lu seen
surrounding tho iron nails III an oak
fence. The contour u tho ground, nat.
y Of the soil, aud the presence or ab.
since o water have more inigcnce in
deciding tho locality of an electric dis.
charge than the height ofatree. add
to this the difference in conductility
between tho various woods, and We
have at once an explanation Of the ap.
parent pcvuliarity Of tall trees escaping
u1harMed while shorter trees an5 dc.
Stroyed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

During thSiq 9Iicen years the In.
Lapitaq,s OF a SalaEal locality in Ahar.
Zoo goyerRRgnt q Russia have usod Inc
crab powder with Ngreal success against
tho iAehs. Tho powdcr Is prepared In
the following way; live cra,s are COY.
cred with whisky until they get asleep,
then they arc put o1 bread.pan in a
hot oven, thoroughly dried and pulyer.
nod, and tho powder passed through
a noslove. Ono dose, q teaspOoni1l,
Is generally sufficient TO cure the inter.
mbtant fever, IN very obstinate cases, a
SECOND dosO Is rolnIrod. Each dose is
Invariably preceded by a glaGs Of aloe
as a pnrgatiye. Toe, powder "a
nsed In that locality In preference to
qulnine.
Tho hVxleans use a species OF ths
blackberry for cHrdlng milk 10 make
ehecso Of,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

WorEmou digging at Little Hutton,
Englend, have discovered what is sup.
posed 10 30 . Poman road IN good prd.
sorvRiion. The rosd was siS ieot under
tho ground, Ancient honoshnes and
coins were found By tho Workmeu at
the same time
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

ThOcaudldNte who goes vote hunting
in southwest irginia has no easy task.
There arc thirteen counties where tho
roar OF tho railway train has never vet
been hoard, aud the people live their
unCouth lives in ignorance Of the events
OF the outside world
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

A new scot has sprung up in Canada
whose doctrine Is that women have no
souls, because the Bible nowhere men.
tons women angus The leader Is q
Erenchman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
.AFrorrc.. nf ,tahnmlnrdnnlan.

Nohanmadanlsuf has made great
strides IN Afrlca within tho last dfty
years, and Christian miss ionarics freely
say they will soon have to deal with It
ralhOr than with paganlsm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
nos I'D shOolIns .Yi.h nnal.



This very peculiar creature Is found
only in the East Indies, aud is supplied
by nature with admirably adapted
means for carrying on It's sporting pro.
cllvities, It's beae IS q sort Of hollow
cylinder, or miniature gun barrel. 1t
fr04urnts the rivers mostly though
sometimes found on tho scashors in
shallow waters, Whom this fish Is
hungry aud espies a ay or an insect Sit.
ting upon tho leaf OF some sea plant he
swlns away four or ilyo feet from his
prey, from whonce to take his aim, then
with great dexierlty be ejeSts out Of his
tube Ike month ono drop OF water SO
we'll directed that Il nevar falls TO knock
tho insect into tho water, when no be.
comes an easy victim aud Is eagerly do.
''"'' a niluor pouuInoa.
IPhladslphlE CALI
Lawyor-Now, you know the man
isn't Veraclous, doyou Rotl
Witnessed wouldn't like to soy so,
slr.
Iawyer-why moth A mIldef way OF
stating It would suit you hcIttr, por.
hapJi
Witness Just 90. wouldn't like to
dcclde as TO his yefaeity, but l know
that he Is decidedly unhistotiuaL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13

Ilie aeaia raSo IN DaIOE2 IS oaiy nys
In LOCO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
The Scholastic year is divided into three
Terms

The Scholastic year is divided into three
Terms
FALL TERM bsgias September l7th, 'S5
WINTER TERN " January 4ti, 'G6.
SPRING TERN " March 90th, '85.
Thncourse Of instruction embracesth the
Aealemic as well as the Professional,
thus preparing Students for the Uniyer.
sity aud for the School,
Tlesdisclpline Of the school will be
mild but firm.
Egery laudableincontivO 10 study will
be employed, and tue utmost care paid
to themoral and intellectual education
Of the parties, while ease grace, Emiabil.
ity oi department, habits OF neatness
and economy will receive particular at.
tention and culture.
For further information or Catalogue,
apply 10 the Principal, Huntington, West
Virginia. IseD. 0-3m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-13
Marshall College,
THE STATE HOgNAI SCHOOL,
HUNTINGToN Y. "a.
". ], KENNY, A, II, Principal.

Mss LlLLR KSIoHr,...".lst Assistant
MISS Eva MILLER, ".,,.... .,, I'd Assistant
MISS R0NA GILNAN,...'Teac Oi Music
Miss ANgIE SIELToS,..""Primary Dept
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-23
youths Complnion.

Inc phj sician who was most success.
fui IN his treatment of the insane in
france always inquired, when a patient
aihlcted with melancholy mania was
brought to him, whether the person had.
when in health, any special taste. such
as a love of dogs, birds, gardening. or
\ passion Tor any kind of game. If
inns was the case, objects that would
suggest the favorite pursuit were
brought before him.
hen can get a patient to making
mes planting seeds, or quarreling over
cheSs, the victory is won'' he said
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-23

New Orleans IS sat sfel with tbe 20
,Sai's o. tae exposition. The retail stores
nave core a mor active business than
IN "hat Is known as splendid years: the
ho'eis n boarding he,ses have been
crowded.; the railroad lines have had
every car employed: the rents have been
higher, and many families have paid
rent through casual Loarders,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-10-23

has attained n standard Of excellence Which
admits Of no superior. ~
~ contains eyery Improvement that inventive
senius' skiu and money can produce.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
4 Good Dinner Well Served.

Gradually a return to common sense il
coming about in matters of the table among
people of fashionable pretension, and much
of the ridiculous tomfoolery incidental &c
dinners is being cast aside. Elaborate menu
cards have been discarded, and dinner favors
are no longer used among people of the incest
taste The idea now is to have good dinner
well served, the table as simple as possible
and no nonsense whatever. In all probability
the multiplicity of dishes, the Introduction of
sensational things seldom eaten, professions
of disguised walters turning on blue fire.
and similar culinary comedy that has marked
so many dinners in the past viii not be much
heard of this winter. The gaStronomic
mo;intebanlls are either learning better or
can't afford it, and perhaps tho fact that
people who have been giving fourteen course
dinners have found out that there really are
people who don't know what it is to have q
dinner at all may have had sonnet ming to dc
do with it. Some of the rich CourmetS whd
give champagne dinners at the Bellevue hotel
now do 50 on the condition that Mir Doldt
shall prevent their names from getting in the
papers, they are annoyed day or two
afterwards by pleading letters from needy
people and beggars i'll want of meal This
detractS from their peace of mind, and they
90 not Ike it Accordingly, all The servants
and other attendants ere pledged TO secreSy,
and it is funny TO see the Inaneuvering prac-
ticed 10 get private little dinner parties in and
cut unol1cryca.- Philadelphia Times.