The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26
MAINLY FOR WOMEN.

Women have been refused permission
to Study medicine In Germany.
Did you never notice that when wo
man gets on to horse car and the con.
ductor fails to collect her faro she inya.
riably hands 1t TO him rs she leaves. A
man under tho same circumstances will,
IN nine cases ont Of ten, quietly slip his
little nickel into bis pocket, and, saying
nothing about it, mentally pat himself
on the back for his shrcwdness. di
There is no decided change In gloves.
Those gloves In four and six button
lengths are still preferred for ordinary
shopping and general wear, while the
mouaquetaire is by strict etiquette re.
served for afternoon receptions and dress
wear. Many ladies' refuse to be hound
down by any such rule and wear which.
ever style OF glove Is most suited to
them.
A young lady Of Walker received a
present from q New York friend Of al
elaborate silken, lace.trimmed robe, eir.
died with ribbons, in which she soon
made her debut at IN evening party and
received many compliments upon her ut.
tire. She tainted upon hearing from her
New York friend that the exquisite CO.'S
tune was a nightgown.-Omaha Repub.
lican. !
1t would save ladies' shopping much
time II articles exposed In shops for
sale were invariably plainly ticketed
with tho price. This is generally con.
cealed in a system Of cipher, which an
experienced person who for shrewd bus.
mess reasons desires to read can easily
fathom, but which involves tho average
customer, who haB no time to devote TO
trade cipher, in tho necessity OF contin.
nally asking the price.-New York 1ri.
Oune. . ,,U
Although a good cook, Mrs. Harrison
does not find it necessary or desirable to
nsurp the functions of that individual
in the White House. And 20 as to the
marketing. Having arranged in a gen.
eral way for the provision OF the day, it
is left to tho proper person to SEQ that
1t is procured. Lunch is served at 80,
but frequently the President is detained
by callers, ollice-seekers or Cabinet meet
ings.and he does not sit down sometimes
until an hour later. a'a mH.
l should like to take you to a yery
cheap, small cottage that know OF. 1t
ls occupied by two sisters. Tho floors
are secured till they glistcn; the furni.
ture is without ecrntch, and fly
would think twice before be ventured
his nose inside door. They are not
prim old maids, but arc widows; and
my opinion is they scrubbed and secured
their husbands OIL the earth.-May Z.
Spencer, in be.Dcmocrat.
Henry Gladstone, lately wooded to
Mics Maud Rendel, proposed to her on a
moonlight night III Naples. Instead Of
answering him the pretty girl covered
her face with her hands aud fled pre-.
into the villa. Next morning
he wandered gloomily in tho garden.
Suddenly he heard Miss Maud call to
him, and, turning, he beheld tho young
girl advancing. She put both her hands
i'll his and said, with charming frank
ness: II would not answer you last
night, fearing you were under the intlu-
ence Of the insidious summer evening
and OF the poetical and almost magical
scene. and that it was not your heart
that spoke; SO I would hear in the day
time if You love me, and, if this is so, I
will tell you that l am willing to give
you my lilo and my love-" 4