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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

Ed. Anderson, Of Newburg, was
in town Tuesday.
A part Of another ditch was dug
out this week in the corporation.
III. @. Hyde was at Wheeling this
week on business.
Miss Ida Anderson, OF Newburg
is visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. r. W. Monroe was at Graf
ton last week.
W, S. Taylor spent several days
the past week out on the b. & o..
r. r. at Grafton and other places.
w. Scott Garner Of Eighty Cut
was in town last Saturday on bust.
ness.
William Reese was summoned TO
Grafton last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Lantz OF
Eglon came over last Saturday to
visit Mrs. I,antz parents.
Miss Ida Spahr returned last Fri
day after several weeks spent at
Terra Alta and Etam among friends
Leave your order with w. S.
Taylor for your winter boots and
skoes.
Mrs. III. w. Huddleson, of Valley
District, is visiting the family of
5. ID. Gatewooa.
Fx-S nator Dawson return @ !
Friday night from a business trip
to " lceling.
We received a paying call from
Mr. Erwin Wilson, Postmaster at
Grseman, yesterday.
Miss Minnie Nef, who has been
visiting friends along the b. & O..
for the past week, returned Tuesday
Mrs. Minnie Wardwell and four
Youngest children left Monday tv-
enlng for months visit to relatives
in OHIO.
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A very pretty wedding took place
Thursday evening. October sth,
1891, at the residence of Mrs Jane
Brown, near Victory, in Valley dis.
triet, the occasion being tho mar.
riago OF her daughter. Miss Aura.
70 Mr.. Elmer Oobuu, Of hasontown.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. +. G.. w. Ford. Friday eve
ming a reception was given the hap
Ply couple at the home OF the groom
in hasontown. There were mum.
Der of invited guests present at
both occasions, but we have re-
ceived no other particulars as yet.
The Argus extends congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cobun for happy
and prosperous journey through
life.
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ALBRIaHTsyILLR.
rrespondeuce Of the Anou,.

correspondence the AHeug.
AZ we have not heard from the
Rambler" Of this place for quite
while, we take it for granted that
he has yielded up the ghost or gone
to where the "woodbine twineth,
and the turtle singeth."
Miss BERTHE Wilcox, Of Kingwood,
Is visiting the Misses Brown Of
Fairfax Manor.
Mr.. Marcellus Martin, Of this
place, moved TO Terra Alta last
Monday. While we lose a good
citizen, Terra Alta gains one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Heermans, Of
Kingwood, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. G.. w. Bishop returned
home Saturday, after spending a
week with relatives in Kinewood
district.
Michael +. Feather Of Grasses.
vile, was in town last week.
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GLADESYILLE.
GoLDRNRoD.
Of the Anors.

Correspondence Of the Anors.
Farmers are busy gathering win.
ter apples, which are abundant and
Of a superior quality.
Wheat that was sown early is
looking well.
A game Of Base Ball was played
here last Friday, between the club
here and club from Winfield.
Marion county. The Gladesyille
bows were by a small majority in
the count. Tbs Marion county
boys were pluck 70 the back bone
and said 1--WE will cry it over in
the morning" The result was an
easy walkover for the Gainesville
boys. Whether the boys here are
superior players, your scribe know
eth not, but they have gained a
reputation that they are not ashamed
Of. They are gentlemanly in their
treatment to other clubs. Many
ladies and gentlemen were present
to witness the game and of course
cheered the home team.
Several witnesses were summoned
from here to Clarksburg last week
to give evidence in the Sutton case
for the illegal selling Of whiskey.
The case was quickly terminated by
the accused pleading guilty. He
was fined 800. A number Of wit
nesses will 90 from here this week
to testify in the Anderson case,
which is set for this week at Nor.
gantown.
There was shipped last week to
Independence, for d. W. Rogers.
a fine FLOODED sheep-a present
from W. D. Zinn, Of Philippi,
Barbour county.
The pastoral year Of Rey. Star
key, Of the Baptist Church here.
will close next month, but the
church did not wait till tho close
but on last Saturday, with a full
attendance Of members, he was
unanimously elected on the first
ballot.
The Smith family, who have had
typhoid fever since in April, are
slowly and we hope surely, recover
ing. Or, Brown, Of Independence
has been their physician, until the
last case, the cid lady, she chose to
have DR.. Cassleberry, Of Morgan
town.
Locals are IS scarce as unprej.
udiced Republicans.
Miss Dora Rogers is quite sick.
BELvIA LOCKWOOD.
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Notice To Lien Holders.

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LTRNs ny una.
hkNI OR OTHERWISE, ON THK RsrA rK
0kANl PART THEREOF, or ANN NIX,
In pursuance OF deorcc Of tho circuit Cart
90 Preston County, made In oapso therein mend.
ing, To subject the real estate 81 the said Ann
hctheny to the satisfaction OF the liens thereon.
yvn, are hereby required to- present all claims
Ann Methcny, which are liens on her real cstate
or any part oft, for adjudication, to me. nj NV
ONCE IN klnewood, Preston County, West NIr.
D.. 1891. ~
Given under my. hand this, 10th day Of sep.
r J, cRosAN, Commissioner.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
AND TO PARTIES.

To ali parties holding liens ly tud r'nent ~
otherwise, On the real estate, or amy Tart thcres
of, ofIohn n. Carrico
IN pursuance OF n decree OF the CHI cult Court
OF ttostoh county, made In cause therein
(onulng, 70 Infect the real estate OF the said
John II. Carried to the satisfaction Of the liens
thereon, you are hereby required 90 present all
claims hold ~ you and each OF You against the
SAID John III. Carricc, which are liens ON his real
estate or any part of for adjudication. To me.
az my once In kingwood. Preston county, West
Virginia ON or before tho 18th day OF November,
a. ~, lSll, The PARTIES TO said cause, 60 wit /
George W. Thompson and Henry C. jackson.
partners In trade under the trm name OF Thomp-
son n jackson plaintiffs and John n. Carried,
JOscph u. Carrtco, l. q. Cnfrico, A, W. Cerrioo
anu Joseph l'ugh defendants will there fore.
taAe notice, that, on tho isih day of NoVefnhef
A. d. 1891, az my ofice IN kinewood, Preston
county, West Virginia, 7 shall proceed TO ex.
ecute the decrce of reference I'm this cause.
Given under my hand this the i4th day OF
October, A. D., iSpi
-. neNtY CLAY HYDE. Commissioner.
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Notice to Creditors.

To rnT CnEprrsRs or n, 4. MILLER, pHo'p.
IN pursuance OF decree Of tho Cirouit Ceurt
oi the county OF Preston, made IN a eaure there
H. ~ Miller TO tho payment OF his debts Won ara
tcquitou 10 present your claims against tho a..
t1te OF thc sgid u. =. Mlllor for adjudication TO
~ =, hyde, commissioner Mt his Office In the
saia county on or before the 9th day OF Novon.
Witness, j. W. Watson, Clark OF said Court
THIS 30l n day Of September, 1901
io-l $500 j. W. WATSON, Clerk.
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Commissioners Notice.
George W Rcphar,
vs. In Chanoerv
John a. EVerly ct nj

To John q. Evorly, r. " Hartley. Rachel G
hhansr, and VIM. A Shatfer her husband, and
al! other persons holding lions against the %.
tato OF John O. Eyerly by Judgment or other.
wise, or any part thereof
NY an order OF the Cifcut Court OF Preston
county, w. We, entered In the above styled
chancery cause on tho 18th day OF Reptembcr
1871, the same was referred 60 the UNDETERMINED
Commissionor IN Cheucory with dirsotinn 10 ns.
certain aud report the real estate owned bv the
detonshnt. John q. bvsrly, tho state aud oondI.
ton OF the Title thereto, tho lieRs and charges
theTeon, tbolr amounts, character prioritIes
ana 70 whom owing, together with any other
Of the parties. - w
Tho said parties 20 said cause, and all OF said
nen holders vii therefore take notice, that on
ntoN1A1, NOVEMBER end, 1891, nj my Ofice In
said order
GIVEN under my hand this seth day OF Sop
TENDER, 1891. W
NEIL J. FoRTNBY. Commissioners.
P.J, Crogan Atty for Plaintiff.
i0-i-ft-35.sO
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woTRINo 8 ELLIOTT,
kttorneys-at-Law.

Miss Ida Manear returned last
Thursday after a three weeks visit
among relatives at Reedsville and
Masontown
w. s. Taylor's is the place to get
your winter boots and shoes. Call
early and leave your order before
the rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 81. Heermans
we're out in the country Sunday.
visiting at Mr.. Isaac Elliotts near
Albrightsville.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
Gatewood. Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 9Th, 1891, a fine girl baby.
Mother and child are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. Henry Montgomery and wife,
of Lyon District, spent Tuesday
with their daughter, Mrs. S. d.
Gatewood.
Look Here.
IL. d. Carroll, Kingwood, W.
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chinas Of the very best strains.
Write for prices and pedigrees.
Senator W. G.. Worley left Mon
day for Pruntytown to attend a
meeting Of the Directors Of the Re-
form School.
The wife Of Rev. B. M. squires
Of Birds Greek is very low with
heart trouble. Thomas Squires Of
this place, went out to sec her Mon
day.
If you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this office.
Mrs. Mary Conley, mother Of Co.
Supt. Conley, living near Glades
vile was seriously hurt one day last
week by being thrown from a horse.
She sustained severe cash in the
head and was otherwise bruised an d
shaken up.
| Go to W. s. Tayior's for your
boots, shoes and repairing.
Sheriff jackson, Deputy Clerk
Geo. A. Walls, Attorney j.. S. FL
lott and John NJ. Crane left Mon
1 day evening for Parkersburg to at
END the annual meeting Of the
rand Lodge, X. Of p.
Mr.. II. W. McCaGertv Of Pitts
5urgh formerly Of this place, was
Yin town this week shaking hands
with old friends. We are glad to
know that Harry Is succeeding in
the Smoky City.
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A Cnrd. u a
TOWNSVILLE, Oct. 10, 1881

TOWNSVILLE, Oct. 10,l1S9l.
EDITOR ARGUS 1t is circulated
through this neighborhood that
got a big fee out of Mr.. Lang's in
dictment as an interpreter for him
last court. This is not true, / did
not get one cent, nor did / want
any pay for favoring a neighbor
Now the man who first circulated
this has told base falsehood and
am able TO prove it.
GEORGE MYERS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15
Notice to Creditors.

To run CRuptrcRs or Jas woRrHIssros rso'p
In pursuance of decree az the Circuit Court
% the county ut Preston. made In cats no there4
IN pondnc, 70 subject tho real estate ~ the said
You are required To nrvs ent your claims against
the estate of the said James Northingten for
ndludlcation To II. G. Hyde, Commissioner, = q
his oniee In the said county on or before the
10th day Of November next.
witness, J. W, watson, Clerk OF said Court,
this pth day OF September, 1891.
lo-i.0t-sS00 J. W. WATSON, Clcrk.
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Itch on human and horses and
all animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by DIR. r. II.
Frye, Druggist. Terra Alta.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

Insure your propcrty.befOrc you
build your Gres for the winter,
with DUNCAN Mora. lie has
number OF good Companies. Rea-
sonable rates.
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NOTICE TO LIENrHoLDERs.

!, ali persong holding lions by Judgment or
osHctWisc, on the real estate. or any parf tbere
81; 81 tho Terra Alta Creamery Combanv
~ pursuance of decree ~ the Cireuif Conrf
y enolnR' 70 gubiout the real eFtate IN the said
lotto wa creamery Company 10 the saflsfao.
s w nc lens thereon, you are hereby required
sga,Insi me saidTerra Alta. Croamery COMPANY
W,h,'h orc liens on ~ real estate or any nat
klngWood Preston county West Vir9i,ie ~, ~
Dgli,3,Ie tho isth day Of November, b. is0f
October. A. d.. 1871 ~" ""5 "i
n ~ HENRY cLAYHYDEl Commissioner.
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Col. James w. Brown and Capt.
j. NJ. Goodwin returned last Sat
urday from Federal Court at
Clarksburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

Happy and content Is home with THE Ro.
chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
Fsr edfaIsrNs, write EesAsifsy Lsssf Go. Nsw rs,k
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

T.. G.. Manown is with us once
moro az jolly as ever and the same
old ed"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

English SPAWN tiriment remove
all Hard. Soft or Callnused Jumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney. Ring bone,
STILES, Sprains, all swollen Threats.
Coughs, sc. Save ESQ by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DIR. X. Il. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 6,14.et.iyr
Consult DR.. A. l.. Wagner. late
of Guys Hospital. London. Eng
land, for Surgical diseases of women. .
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. A@morhoids of Piles cured
wit out cutting. Rheumatism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board TO be had
cheaply. Charges,reasenablo. Call
to any part of the county.
Office EGLoN, Preston County.
w. Va.
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GEORGE MYERS.

j. Harry Neff was home for a few
days the past week. lie returned
to Piedmont Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

Our sick are all ON the mend and
there are no new cases, we bolieYe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15

Miss Alice Thomas has been Wis
ting in Grafton the past week.
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Commissioners Notice.
coMIIsToNEn's oFTI,E, !
kingwood W. Va. oct. g., 1891.

o. H. Murdoch.
W. F,ntt,
Elizabeth woFthngton, ct al. ..s.
Tho above entitled chancery cause. by do.
cree 81 he circuit Court Of Preston county
, 10 therein, on tho 2nd day OF Septomber K
- ~, InBi having boon referred 10 the underslpned
ihlnisslOner In Chanoery, with tho foiloVihg
uioctlonH To ascertain and report tho real M.
ltaIe Owned by tho daccdent. James A. Worth
tugIon tho state and condition OF the title
lhereto, the Hens and charges. thereon tbeir
@ ht., character, priorities, and 10 whom Ow
Imgi 10 sihte, audit and settle tho exeeutorjal
ACCOUNTS OF Elizabeth WorthlnEt0B. Ersruirix
ot INC estate OF said decedent, and aOporiion
fiio personal funds, II any, IN the hands of aid
iEsecntilN among the creditors OF the said az
sscGoIding to their proritlos; and that .ho
as,sit ah ana report with whose funds tho real
estato ~ the bill and lprocesdings mentioned
w. p99lu TOT, ana frOmgwhat sOurcsSsaId funds
W oae deriyed, and that he report any other per.
isiiiisSht hhttsf which may be deemed so by Him.
'Vtt or required BY The parties or eithor Them
"A inno parue. 10 SAID cause. to-wit NJ H. Muir.
I ,oe pIa,ntin and Elizabeth worthington in
To- 10 OWn IIRht ana ns BECcutrix Of j. A. Worth
IinFgtsGqi, Laura Worthington, Perry worlhlegion
4 nq u V. Woriblngton, Carrie WorthinRton John
- rOrInan ana John Murdook defendant Will
tNneIeIoTe take notice, that on the 10th DAY of
ITo s, d. 1891, nt my Office In Rinaw6od
. county west Virginia, shall proceed
Given under my hand this fftb dav ~ octoh.r
\. d., 1891. " 'g ~ "''"Oe''
~ :. HENRY CLAY HYDE, com1gaf5llssIonsr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

In locating and opening n main
drain 1t 4, very frequently necessary
to cut through high places in the land.
necessitating the cutting OF the drain
as much deeper as the rise in tho land
is higher than the land TO be drained.
Therefore IL II is desired to make the
drain three feet deep in the low land.
and there is a high ridge TO cut through
that is three feet higher than the low
land above 1t will be necessary 10 cut
six feet deep In the high ground TO
make an outlet for the three-foot ditch.
and give IL such grade as TO have 1t
run dry when the water ceases 10 run.
AS the object In draining Is TO dry the
land OF surface water in the shortest
possible time, the deep place ought
not 10 be filled any fuller than the
shallow place. in order TO allow the
surface water TO run away as soon as
the ground becomes 20 filled with
water as 10 stand on top OF the ground.
In this way there will be no ponds OF
water 20 stand TO damage crops. Ma
tional Stockman and Farmer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

A noted dairyman said recently:
I'D sell the best COW i ever had at
eight years old. They are on the
down hill after that!n The investiga-
ton that followed showed that he lab
ored with a COW good for beef and
milk. Sometimes one and sometimes
the other and when his COW beef was
ready he was wise enough TO sell it.
He had II right A good dairy COW
that puts her food into the pail. and
not on her ribs. grows better for years.
and the oldish cows are and have
been. quite as profitable as the youn-
ger ones. IL cows are fed and well
cared for. and not compelled 10 DO for
ayers Ia summer. and manure pile
scavengers in winter, there is no rea-
son why good COW at 8 years may
not be good COW at 10. Now that
succulent foods are largely the winter
ration. the cow that is kept warm and
comfortable In the stable. Is valuable
for milk. and good milk. for years and
can be depended upon with far more
certainty, now that she has proved
herself good COW. than can the heif-
err or boughten COW that Is 10 supply
her place. Keep the good generous
milking COW as long as she is profit
able and then Christain-like. consign
her to a bologna sausage factory. and
use the feed that would be required TO
fatten her into one cent beef. TO feed
other cows In milk, or take her TO the
woods and give her respectable buri-
al.-0hio Farmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
Home Hints.

The juice OF lemon rubbed over the
kitchen table removes all grease.
IL camphor gum Is placed with silver, 1t
win prevent the ware from furnishing
Place a few nails or old steel pens in the
writing ink, and then the pens in daily use
will not corrode.
To keep garden walks clean, sprinkle
with weak brine through water sprink-
Ter or scatter coarse salt along the walks.
TO remove berry stains from paper,
books, etc. bold lighted birthstone
match close to them and the fumes remove
the stains.
When hot grease is spilled on the floor,
pour cold water on il immediately, 10 pre-
vent Il from striking into the boards; then
scrape IL mp.
To an unsightIy nail holes In the walls,
take one part plaster of paris and three
parts of fine sand; mix with cold water
and apply with n cnso-knife.
Pure mir and sunshine arc natures
health-givers, and care should be taken
TO ndmit them literally into every room.
Give your children plenty OF both, indoors
and out.
The hest and easiest method OF remov-
ing mildew IL TO place the articles IN a
warm mot hot oven for several minutes,
when the moisture OF the mildcw will
have evaporated and may DO brushed OF.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

The rules were very strict tina
governed the conduct Of the young
lady pupils of the aristocrstic board
ing school Of Newshyprospcct Its
principal. the widow Of Gen. Dubrow-
ski, filed her responsible position
with memorable austerity. There had
been n time when the lines were
not so tightly drawn. and the
young damsels enjoyed little free
dom now and then, that had been
entirely abolished since the unfortu-
nate elopement of the little Countess
X, with her favorite cousin. The
newspapers were filled with sensation
al accounts OF II. and the tongues of
the capital kept Wagering for months.
Precisely ut =, after PRAYERS had been
said, the young ladies were compelled
TO retire TO their rooms. and an hour
later the long facade of the pala ial
structure was wrapped in somber dark
ness.
Not SO, however, In that cosy, out
of-the-way apartment, which In COM
mon parlance was called 1.-THE laun-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
Farm Notes.

A very little feed when Il Is needed, will
often make the difference between profit
and loss.
Stock maintain their heat by slow com
bustion within their bodies, for which food
Ii the fuel
Regularity In feeding animals is ncces.
sary 20 their thrift, and especially SO with
fattening stock.
IL Is not advisable 10 have young, gro W.
ing stock fat, but very necessary 10 keep
them In thrifty condition.
Ono of the principal advantages in cut
ting or grinding feed Is that there Is very
small per cent OF waste In feeding.
Sheep will not thrive well II they arc
crowded into too close quarters. Give
them room enough mt least 70 be comfort
able
In feeding stock for market time IN
money. No one can afford TO feed any
class OF animals except by forcing them
from tho start.
Good favored food Il necessary In order
20 procure good favored butter. A sharp
competition az n Maine fair was once de-
cidcd IN favor OF young dairyman who.
Il was subsequently learned, had picked
bright clover heads each day for the pot
Jersey that was giving tho milk.
The extra labor for soiling COWS has been
shown to call for no more than one stout
boy. and onc-horse mower and wagon
for two hours for thirty cows About
8 cents day for each COW. The increased
milk on thirty cows has been shown 10 -
over 100 quarts Tho saving OF manure
more than pays ell the cost
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

with garniturc OF Siberian fox how
elegant the handsome couture Ia
Recamicr
"Ah. my dears, the women knew
how TO dress In those days. said
Mademoiselle, land as for the men,
how different they were. They ooeved
the bidding OF the ladies to the letter.
DO not laugh, Mesdames, but they
were trained TO the directions OF tho
FAM No need for an avalanch OF
words To rebuke an intruder The
fan, tightly folded and reversed, said
louder than words could have done Il
hate YOU A sidcwise motion with
the right hand which held tho fan
spread out full, declared unmistakably
leave me In peace"
"But more subtitle still was the lam
guage OF the fan in the service OF GU
pid. Half closed, and held at the end
by delicate le :, IL telegraphed TO
HIM, who watched its maneuvers n
timid Il love YOU Half unfolded aud
caught at theed ge by the dainty fingers
OF both hands, communicated To tho
fortunate SITTER the promising mes
sage, :. love you with all my heartv
While slender little right hand with
pretty side-way gesture OF the
loosely folded fan whispered softly
encouraging, = love You n little Bit"
The old-fashioned clock under Its
broken glass globe announced In thin,
hoarse tones the hour OF 10. the tine
OF which Mme. q Generate was accus-
toned q make her roun Is. Nile.
Rongenot paused. the girlish forms
fitted noisclcssly through the wide
corridor and up the stairs: hen all
was silent once more Bus way mp In
the third or fourth story of the noble
school In little out OF the way cham
Der carefully shaded candle revealed
curious sight
The instructions OF Rougcnot have
fallen on fertile soil. The iove-lorn
damsels rehcarsc what they have
learned below, and each FACILITATING
Rirlish heart discloses its tender secret
70 the absent lover Ina the omnipotent
language of the fan.
The little fair-hnired Countess Das-
chha, who dreams night after night
OF the handsome captain Of the guards.
says very little. but she opens and
shuts again and again the delicate lace
confection In her dimpled hands and
whispers for the twentieth time at
least: III love you with ali my hearth