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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02
The Ysrnul Northusnt.

De- 4oin0 fora) Regi,.er. s. II Il q I,
What a splendid December Iowa peo-
Pile have enjoyed. Farmers still blowing
and weather mild as middle spring.
Grass on southern slopes OF Des Moines
door yards has grown two inches during
the past two weeks, IS q, \, n !! - ~
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When an object crosses a. mans eyes
t must do so.by the bridge Of his nose

WHEN the blood is impure, thick, and
sluggish or thin sand Z Impoverished,
there can be no health. With these
conditions, all the functions Of the body
are impaired, md the result is variety
of$dangerous complications. The best
remedy is Ayers sarsaparilla. III DIV II;
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v. DR.iAcI1EIs's ENGLISH PILLS

Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, fdisordered stomach, loss Of
appetite, bad complexion and biliousness,
they!haye never been equaled, either in
America or abroad For sale by Logan
Drug Co.. ]. 7. : Goodwin & Co.., O.. R.
Goetze,SA a. T. Young, John Coleman. 81
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The remedy is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Z Discovery. It cures coughs,
relieves asthma, checks bronchitis, puri-
fes the blood, heals sores, eruptions and
unsightly pimples and is without a
rival for all the ills that spring from a
disordered liver. All druggists.
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/ liz WASN'T. SANCTlPlED.5

y Man WHO Was Smote Three Times With
out a1sesentInS, hut u Stranger Resented
II For Hin. .s3:i d
:. Considerable discussion is going on
iustnow about the decay OF true relig.
ions principles and feelings in the rich
churches Of the cities. If any are dis
posed to despair over this fact let them
turn to the rural districts aud have their
hopes renewed by witnessing IN exhi-
bitiou Of literal adherence to tho spirit
of the Great Teacher. A .sanctification
meeting is going on in one county, and
in connection Herewith this incident is
told. 81 51.
1.-THE result OF sanctifcation in one
particular instance at Blackboard is aston.
ishing. a. young man, who, prior to his
joining the church and becoming sancti.
fed, was we'll known. for, his personal
courage. sf1t was not necessary to knock
a chip of his head for he was at all
times more / than willing to knock it
himself He was absolutely fearless and
was feared. He became sanctifed and
marvellous change in him was: the re.
suit He lost all disposition TO fight
aud BECAME at once the most peacea.
bio $of the peaceful. "A day 3; or
two since he . was met by the wife
Of a man Of Blackford and grossly
insulted. She spat in his face and he
submitted without word. Her hus-
band attacked him and knocked him
down. He got up and started away
without a word, when no was again
knocked dorm. Without murmur he
arose and started away again, when; he
was pursued and the third time knocked
to the ground. AT this juncture another
man, standing by and who had witness
ed tho outrage, rushed up and with the
remark, "By -, l am not sanctifed,"
knocked the attacking party heels
over head, and there the difficulty
ended.n i;
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5RIng,nCSoIses

In the ears, sometimes a roaring buzEing
sound are .icausedsby catarrh, that ex-
ceedingly disagreeable and very, common
disease. Loss Of smell or hearing also
result from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier is peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease, which
1t cures by purifying the blood If you
suffer from catarrh, try: Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the peculiar medicine. 2 "
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$TRAVELER's3;.',G,-jijUIIll5D[,,E

A R.RE!ILy!,ALAND DEPARTUREfo OF
=, rKAiSs6on and after Nov. u. iss9.-Ex.
gay excepted. 2 Monday excepted. 4 iSsp,fdayS
Sg.Npted:N SUNDAY only. X Saturday oniv'
hMlefn Standard time. ,7, J = s1tETS' ,s'i''' X
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An Article Written by tho Late Actor E. a.
2 s"thern-us Didn't Encourng. supersti.
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Million, OF people with aches aud With ails, :
Z Headaches and humors. merciless flood, g
Weakness oflupgs AID disorders OF blood. 81
: Yet there's he per that certainly saves, <
Thousands OF people from premature prpyes.
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! Real Estate,
.4sSss.sssss.tSrsIIll G. :,
EORERENT.a!s..5a

No. 2ls6 Markets large desirable residence
nowrented ~ $40 Der annum ground fronts ID
leet on Market street. there Is public alley on
me north ard east aides Of THIS property.
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4 Paper for n Scent.

DHssln lNt6l Dispdtth. n X ~ II
Three months subscription 4 to the
Dispatch will be given to the person who
will,leavo at this office the largest onion
grown this year. 90. i,
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sArc CHILD KILLED,

a mother child killed bys the use ot
opiates given in 9theS form of soothing
syrup: Why mothers give their children
suoh deadly poison lis surprising when
they san relieve. the child Of its peculiar
troubles by y using \ DR.. Acker's Baby
soother. 1t contains no opium or NOR
phine. Sold by Logan Drug Co., +. T..
Goodwin I Coz o. r. Geotle, EA.s T:
Young, John Coleman. Il IL n DAH.l0
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The pleasing circumstances that we
now have good corn growing weather all
the year round may be due to the be-
nign influence exercised over tho wealth:
er by Uncle Jimmy Rusk. Z .3, IA
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the throat 1.-THE iother, NJ. Christian, 1
great Parisian favorite, who, while!wait.
Ing at the prompt entrance to appear In
a revue called .Paris Exposition, sud.
denly fell TO the ground paralyzej. ~
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!: CHOW 10 (,ure All's kin Dison,,, q, I,

II Simply apply "swAyNE's OINTMENT No 10.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all erpptious on the face, hands. nose, &C..
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy, Its
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
BY M other remcd j. Ask your druggist fol
sHAYSE'g OINTMENT lsESsyi +ss 10 rThsAw =
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II Don't hawk, and blow, and spit, but
use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. OF
Druggists, ~. i5s},3s 4. Z. p
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Railroads.,

WHEELING & ELM G ROVE r. r. !.
wv On and after Monday, October "a, IsSa ?
will run asfollows:J ieS ''A''. oNu
LEAVE WHEELING. Z. ~ n \ y III
$3.50 m, 100 q. M, 100 a. M, II :ooa M. m
p m, S:sV p M, $50 p. M, 100 p. m 900 b. m.
LxAvEwAEElINu PARK ~ N j n 4
6:loa. M 7:iS a. M; 10 a. M, 1850 D. m. ON
p. M, S;so p, n 6:lo p IN, SEQ p! M, 10 p. III.
1, SuS sA;, the city a, $500 a.! M, and
Ing Park at $40 q: M. and run every hour intii
lod0p. m. Except church train wifi leave FAIL
al 9:io a. N. ami city at 1918 p. m. -
Uc2b ti.ssi n iEsfEfT 70 Sgts G.. uIRSCtF c,n,,,gE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02

Z; On the question OF the introduction
OF the European influenza into this
country the ayes and noes will have it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02

BID & Q. RAlLRoAD-ccntnl Time.
NJ B1eilaire 4 zanesvlle Through Passenger leaves
=, al v'io y. M, arrives a. Bellairo at S:4S
Wooisfeld Passenger leaves Bellalre at 10 n.
M, arrives ~ lellairr Rt $50 a. M y
,oumHeraeld Accommodation leaves Bellaito
at l.:O .. M. arrives nj II :O) A. m $50 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02
Looked Like Cheek,

3sA lady drove up to the postofIics in. a
buggy, yesterday, says the Detroit Free
Pres,, and called to q gentleman who was
passing: ~, =: .y:.,s 6:
would yon5be kind enough to mail
these letters ~ s;,3i:,
certainly he replied as no bow.
ed and acraped and received them.
get stalnps and put on, please.n q
q" Certainly EiEf5S1st x IS
y, At the end of five minutes lie, came
out and she Gshed a $50 bill outoi her
portemonnaie and asked IA & 4! a. (, 4
Can you make the change ~ y
is%"No, ma'am.n1 y
Then I'll bring it; the next time ]
come. Thanks and good morning. 10
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NORTa5MAIN STREET

For Boys and Girls, - a
eetwesn aad 10 Year, Of ago, Will be opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEprEMBER,f al No
!27 AAlS STREET, by MISS NAE BELLE HART.
brmerly OF Washington, D. IaJe!,
The school will be conducted on the genoral
lines oil the kindergarten. =! 9ii;ssIE -
z French eonye1atioa snd callathenic exercihes
without extra charge:s&A Plano in the school
room for tho entertainment and Instruction Of
the children. t-rAi 70 ~ ~, l;ef5I ~ s
z ~ : (. CHANGES MODERATE
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Catarrhal peafHess II ay sFover-A New
Homo Treatment. 49, ,s.f4'ss
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N. B.-Tbis. treatment is not a snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded By reputable physicians as iniu-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt ofstamp
to pay postage, by A. H. Dixon & Son,
1877. and $50 West King street, Toronto,
Characterization Adreeate. j5I
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CANDIES and NUTS!
f-Ty s-ss-- ses7AF1F q
Educational
Mt.DIe=CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA
= y 7lT7T'll-- . - M n
(RiA.era Of tho ly.s.taiion.)

A school Of more than national reputation.
'bero exceptional advantages for thorough cdu
cation OF young aditu. In Ill departments Ii
erary OF si1 thousand volumes. Fine philo:
'ophical, chemical aad astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
piano teachOrs trained BY a leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 70 the method q the old italian n,s,.
ters n g ,3i97 n
Location urHurpasIed for beauty and health
Ten scres OF pleasure grounds. Board e1cellen,
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons IN
al the priucipel cities, addrcss -
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sElORSSALE....

n
y Ten Roomod Brick House, IN good repair, cen.
strally located. for 81 800 {ISt Z 'FfSs9gfs
q Six Roomed Modern Dwelling on South Penn
Htreet; first class location 45S l5ssfill
r. Dwelling on North Front street. 10 r. &
3 A good two'story Franc House, lot 70x30 on
Twenty.ninth street, for 81, go. Issaf$Rsg
}F FROlTEFARM-The best In this part OF the
country, with all the paying varieties OF fruits
10 such proportions that II one should fall you
have the other, with all tees and vines Just
coming " bear full crops. Location within
sight Of the city only siew minutes TO railroad
onStelephone, school, house aud church. A
rare chance 10 slip into paying business sstss1
!. We have Building Lots In all parts OF the city
located for mediatoSinproveneu or invest
ment, at all prices from $40 up. E55,a
~ Buslness Block on Marketfstrcet for invest.
,ment. Sts;s y il73,J II S5ti
Several Small Dwellings that Will pay we'll.
Loans negotiated Stocks bought and sold.
3 ~! FOR RENT. f5gi IS IL: 3D.
From April J, 1880, storc-rooms and Dwellings.
stS c. O.. SMITH, ss
= ne2s !5siSls 81 aFft}S 1910 Main Street.
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HMsE Central Standard Time. q
I IEGnnSgIVdnidIilRG.l

III E12Y Ep F rom'sridReport, Station. IN
I q rHius via the. Cleveland & Pittsburgh gnIl.t
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, ChjtNrp
and Cleveland, $50 n m..Por Pittsburgh, i6;s.
s. N: For Chicago aud Cleveland. liz III in.5
steubenvllio. s:SS a, M IS i, n, ., :.
rains arrive nj bridgeport at 7:R3 n. M, lo:2s
.. M; 1928 r.. m, 1881 u. m, md f.bl u. m,
3, On Saturdays only-For East Liverpool, G:ld
p. M; from East Liverpool, l1:!2 r. m. {3a IL
Y, FROM WHEELING STATION. VI Z!
s,,Trains via tho Pi.uburyh.i Cincinnati < 81.
Louis Railway-Pan.llnndle Rortc-!cavcWhee
Ing for sieDtenville, Pittsburgh aud The tFssf
$50 0. M, 12l5 ?. m, $40 p. M md $40 n. m
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and IL.
Louis, $40 II. N. and $40 p. IN. For Columbus
and Chicago 2:is p. N. Trains arrive at heel
p. m. Trains leaving 1t G:20 n. IN and hrrIyinr
at $40 p. M run solid. between Wheeling ani
PlttSburgh.FAll trims dnilY except Sunday. -
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Y The object Of tho writer. in the Spirit.
,idi Maga:ine was to y represent me as
having exhibited Spiritual Smanifesta:
tons inGAmerica, and having exposed
them in EnglanG.sSStI have stated, I hope
clearly, that Ibid produce.all, the "man-
ifestations" apd did exhibit them but
they were not Hspiritua!''taad, did not
exhibit them infpublic, nortfor money.
Therefore consider myself free from
the imputationa Of having obtained
money under false pretenses, encouraged
idle, superstitions, or perpetrated bias.
phemous burlesques Of sacred things. II
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lRALTIMORE&0HIO RAILROAD
~ On and after November q 1859, train, dc.
part aud arrive NJ WheelingaS iollows-EasteIn
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When Baby Was slcl, We Gayc her castoria, *
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, s..
Whom abe became Hlss, she chung 70 Ca,toria
tWhAn Ghs had Children, she gave them Castorla,
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Not for n Govt.

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TThs4Eow Ii
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sROASTED5CO

"Alaroma, !" Arbncf les" I'll ian," and nv
own roast Of "ola Woman, """IJor.e Head, !" and
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4 Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence of living
parasites in tho lining membrane of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact, and the result Of the discovery is
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
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Epps's Cocoa.
.;GRATEFUL-coMFoRTING.Iz
.EPPS,SECOCOA.
Z, BREAKFAST

e; BREAKFAST. !s553
,f"By thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, aud by a careful application Of the
fine properties Of well:selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with deli.
cately. Favored beverage which may save US
many heavy, doctors bills. 1t Is by the Judi.
clous use OF such articles OF Dict that consti.
tuition may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds OF subtle malAdles are floating around
US ready to attack wherever there Is a weak
paint. We may escape many a fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood
and properly nourished irame."-CiriI Service
Gd:ctte. ~ 4 -: a. ~ Jris:s-
& Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in half pound tins by Grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
: aual-TThas SfaS slif'lt Sc LoNnOS. ESGLAHnI J.
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/ STREET CARS AT PINDIAr,
Tho Experience OF Uncle sIias Dowcrsox as

hhe experience OF Uncle Silas uowertox nj
IA ~ a Conductor.
III was aconductor on the first line Of
street cars that,wa run In Findlay, o."
said Uncle silas Bowefsox, "and some
Of my experiences in that capacity have
never got into print. You see Findlay
10 . natural.gas town that sprung up In
a night, as II were, and the agricultural
regions roundabout were sort OF dazed,
The farmers used to come In and gaze
with wonder on the bustling young
town. g a M An
a"The street cars were q source Of great gre
curiosity to- the natives. 2 They were
afraid Of them at frat, but at last they
began TO cotton 10 them. In fact they
soon found them 30 useful In the deliy.
cry. OF farm products about town that we
were obliged to print and hang up In the
cars set Of rules such as no other street
car company ever had before or sinceII
think. ]: called at the Superintendent
residence one evening, and after explain.
Ing the situation to him we formulated
the following rules, which we displayed
consplcuouAly on all our cars n
X; NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
M Nv Passengers must not bring live
stock on the cars, except pigs, sheep,
lambs, calves, geese and chickens In
crates. y, n i !; i 2 a y;
"'Not more than ten bushels Of yepe.
tables allowed to each passenger. s
Pumpkins not taken unless passen.
gers carry, the same on their laps.
s." For each telegraph pole and bundle
o. fruit trees i've cents extra will be
Household goods, such as furniture,
beddings, stoves and kitchen utensils,
will not be carried at all. We are no |
van company" Il 4: ,5}!!tsiilel
There were more to tho same effect. |
Il was a long time before we could get |
the folks out that way to observe these |
simple rules, and almost every trip you
could see conductor holding his car
while he got out and read the rules 10
some9 old farmer who had q calf he
wanted to bring aboard. y
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Through tickets, md baggage checked, To AL
points: FOR ratcs and other Information niiIires
sESciaW.J J. ROBINSON, q. 7. a.; rarkcrsbun:,S y
aE..s-W. u. OSBORN. ST. A., Pomcroy. U,I1.
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NOTICE 10 PAssENasas...

! a. H. Passengers must not bring II live
stock on the cars, except pigs, sheep,
lambs, calves, geese and chickens In
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Tho Good OF a Farmer in the Cabinet.
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iKANAWHAdO OHIO RAiLWAY..7;

iKANAWHA&O OHIO RAILWAYS; 81
IN IHoBT. ". KELLEY, Receiver. Il 80 n
L fKanawha Short Line. Schedule In ,ner,
February 3, 1852, subject 70 change without M.
ticeN Trains leave Wheeling 1880 a. rn:sv:a +
oh!e siyer HsiliIoad. arrive Charleston s:aS r J.
Ing 7:45 p. IN. via Q. i. \. 4. Leave ChhrlcVton
1870 p. M, arrive Wheeling S:b5 D. N. Via ri
uIabus and P.n.Handle,:: daily except SUNDAY /
,Cen1 "a siandSI1 lime Sundays only, ttaiit
leave y VI. siga M arrive Wheeling 7:J
> arll sIisEs 80 GEO. J. ERMLiCJI. a p 4 ,,i
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y s5z5i .sss s CATARRlI, q. 3ii
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-30
ROUSlNG THE LION.
Why Mr.. Terry Will Paint the Streets OF
Detroit Red with blood.

Why Mr.. Terry Will Paint the Streets or
Detroit Red with Blood.
81 was a-going along, no said within
hearing of Detroit FREQ Press man
as he stood at tho sergcant's desk in the
Woodbridge street station-''I was a.
going along. saying nothing to nobody,
when n Teller as was a-standing in Il
doorway calls out to me:
"'licllo! Pumpkins. how's your mao
"My name is not Pumpkins; my name
is Terry"
:" Il see said the sergeant
"And my ma has been dead for twenty
three years.
YES"
"And i'll very genteel way OK
planned to the stranger that he had mado
Il mistake"
'Ies.'
but what does he do but beg my par
don and call me Mr.. ITayseed. That is
not my name; my name is Terry. He
calls me IIaysccd, and wants to know
how the squash crop is coming on
Il see
Il saw that he was mistaken. and
tells him so, but what does he do but
bcgs my pardon again and call me Mr..
Turniptop. and ask the price of cab
bagcs'
II SEQ. Nou hit him.
mo. | comes down mere for ADVICE
advice about whal?"
AS to whether he was making fun OF
me and ] should give him The all-iircdcst
licking a Teller ever got
''Why, certainly"
every we'll. | will return. will
smash him. will knock his head off.
will render him 4 wreck
He started out and was zone ten min
utcs. Then lie returned and said:
couldn't find him, but III leave my
coat. vest. collar and tie here and 20
out and walk up and down and let some
other Teller tackle me. think there's
Il fcllcr on the corner now who'll call
me Mr.. Cornstalll and want TO know il
the price Of tatcr-bugS has riz, and you
telephone for a doctor and watch my
smoke
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-30
NOBLE MISS GARY.
The Daughter of a Chicago Judge Re
levos Sick Scnnstress.


lievos n Sick Scanstrcss.
Miss Fannie Gary, young and
wealthy lady of Chicago, worked two
weeks recently in common tailor shop
of that city. u'hc story is Il pretty one,
with an heroic vein running through ii.
Mary Anderson worked in the shop re-
fcrrcd to, and three weeks ago Miss
Gary noticed that Miss Anderson was
going rapidly into decline by reason
Of the hard work and long hours of the
shop, so She proposed sending her to Il
pleasant summer resort to rccupcratc.
II can't go, said the girl. ".rhc boss
tailor will not let me leave unless find
some one to take my place. and can /
find anybody"
Miss Gary promptly met the case.
'You 60" She replied, land l will
take your place"
Miss Anderson went to the country
and Miss Gary went to the tailor shon.
For two weeks She left her pleasant
homo c.cry morning at six o'clock, clad
in neat, plain black dress. and found
her way to tho shop. She stitched all
day long at the coarse cloth, reaching
her homo again at seven o'clock in the
evening. Ii was not until Miss Andcr-
son RETURNED from her summer vacation
that it was whispered about that the
daughter of Judge Gary had been work
ing for two weeks in Il Division street
tailors shop.
Such a noble act of sclf-sacri6cc will
not, perhaps, rank in the estimation Of
many with the daring acts of Grace
Darling oran Ida Lewis, but for all that
it suggests much food for very pleasant
rnNnci ion