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had broken loose, with the confusion Of
voices, above which the dulcet tones q
"Dixie" Engle shout in the base ball
exchange: "scoreornoscore!" Give to.
four st. Louis don't scorel" Even
money on.base hits!" "Come on, every
one, and get in on q good thing"
Lively nov, gentsl" There you are,
boys; get your tlckets and form YOU.
combine.| baldwin twirls the ball;"
"score or no scorer "hurry up" who
wants o or no scorer" and yards OF
other information and CALCULATIONS are
fred at the crowd with tho speed OF a
Men who in daily life are considered
the best society, rush in and vie with
the sports and toughs 10 place their
money, while the reluctant youth
fumes and aweats over his indecision;;
NE popular bet is "score or no score,
OF odd or even base hits on a base ball
game, although there il a great dea! OF
money placed on combinations, which
nay more, but re(uire more chances,
as YOU have to pick six winning clubs
out of twelve on the big board, and q
less number on the smaller board.
The cost OF q combination ticket Is
twenty-five cents, which nave an aver
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their friends to smile with them, while
the losers cuss aud blame the touts
that gave them pointers.
II told you 20; the odds were too big
agin, himr" 10 heard on all sides.
What's de madden wild TarrRl to-
day2 He amt made o win," remarks
q hacker OF that jockey, who haA more
confidence in the rider than the horse.
So it goes on all sides. SuperBtitious
remarks are made, accounting for win
nings or losings; and az the sporting
editor wanders out in the open air no
soliloquizes also on his hard luck, and
concludes to smoke stogiss for a little
longer.
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ABOUT People
Strangers In the City and whSeltnS FOLK,
Abroad.


Howard simpsonls east on a ouslness
trip.
Hon. ". l. Hearne left yesterday lor
Philadelphia.
Hon. NE Scott has gone to Pitts
burgh on business.
Miss Alice Terrence, Of Pittsburgh, is
n eneEt nj the Windsor.
q n vast az ,gistersyille. registered
at the stamm Yesterday.
NJ "a po,d and family will spend
.ba bastad term at Mountain Lake
psrL
.ha eo,th Side will.
Lhomas Brett, q ~. sns y SCUM r S he
l.;If y y
W.. " M n.,.h.v =,
Mr. ana MRS. ~ saeS NJ
Tleyela9o, are y .mn,d
ftas nrne, AZ ts,..a t.o,n
Malo = n; NnfIon anI fos r,ssd
Ealrmons wll to-uay a ;ntar,
COLO, tolook AteF soms m"s
ests'
Mrs. Adams and Miss ADAMS, Oh o.
ol9irsyil!ei,b. w. baira, o. Met'soaFs,
andG. ". Young oil oharleston' are ~
the Mcclure
Miss Kate Ward and Mr.. viii NC
Candliss, Of Pittsburgh, came down
last evening 70 attend the Green-Gar-
rard wedding.
Miss Lille Vance will entertain o few
Of her friends in an informal manner
this evening, at the country residence
Of her parents at Leatherwood.
Miss Gala MELane, Daniel Taylor
md Charles ChalIinor and wife, Of
New fnmberland. were in the city yes
terday to attend the Sargent Jolly we'd
ding.
Mrs 1sms, ". Bodlev and Mrs.
cbarIas r PodIav and child. Of staun.
tom arrived in tie city last evening on
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Wellman and Hardy, the two men
accused OF stealing emory wheels from
Mr.. Hoffman, Of Cincinnati, had q hear
ing in. Spurs Arkte's Office last night,
which continued till nearly midnight
CAPTAIN Dovener prosecuted the case,
ana Colonel Arnett and I. ]. Hugns de-
Tended. .Wellman was held in $500,
and Hardy discharged. Not being able
to give bond Wellman went I 70 jail for
the night. He expected to give bond
to-day.
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STREET RAILWAYS
win Probably be Entirely Reorgan-
lied and Changed
FOR THE SINGLE TROLLEY SYSTEM.
A Conference Of Stockholders Called
for Yesterday afternoon. but the At
tendance is too Slim 10 do Anything
FInal..-A Chat with the new Presl-
dent, Mr.. KimbalL

H. NFTHT7 f 10y
o'sne @nsn s"S.
0t]els ssFees Fai"9y
a injecting yesterday afternoon ~ the
companies Office on Tenth street,
~ f~ormrlata nlans md basis of reor-
- n.,;,.
ganizahon ottne olu company o"i
70 the light attendance OF the Stock
holders, nothing definite was done, and
onlv an informal discussion of future
plAns was guns oEeF'
Another meeting Will be held on
Thursday. July 4, when it is hoped
mora . dasr;ta c~oncl,s;ors will be
-
reached ana ageneral Improvement u
the whole system be decided on.
Among those present OF the meeting,
hss;aos a rrmho, ~ 1ocal stockbolders.
svora psasiJont w r Kimball and a.
4 Shamn;on ~ G~incinnafi1 4, M ,Jol.
H. ~ p]ittsSnrsh ~ Teyda. n Bea.
"a, a. roi,s I'd s. W Ha1zsrd ii cIeve.
Iand nhIo al, II whom nre nrominent.
i, ;5aHtissd With ths aiactr;c railway
4 ,Lo Iar"e ci,;ss IN Sarions warts az
ths oonntry
su r. chst With p,esidsrt K;mball
Last e.asinS IN the WcT.nre- House.
tohLv 5a Fatal 70 an INTeIH1aRScrR
ranoy,ar thst The mna.inv was oniy
Xii ~ cons;Jas n Johts 81 ibe som.
nSnv and 10 SIooE sftss the ]ccnerai i'm.
ssoyar,an, n tba sntira linz and seek
snSssst;ons from the iocai stockholders
ON tLot noirt 90 thu new st"cIbolders
from atbsr ciiisS had coms hare moi to
dictate h,t ~ oct IN accoyd with all
tha and Tss avery effort
~ o5Ssnca tba who'll svstem Ia the
49,. s."nSasa tbStc o,,id he atto;nad
sThn. StnnJasd esn oriv he reschadG
sa;5 Ms K;mhnii tshv q raconStrnction
81 a. ant;ra s~S,am 90 the nrassnt line
10 IN : yeru bsd wav hang huilt on old
60 r. 1000 ~ oon rarsJ With Tho
saa;S $500. f,sn;shad En othar cities
,sboso i;nos ware c]onstrnctsd IN the
49, imnsovaJ msthods, Il would
aast .hart SsSoao w mi the ,ins in
SSsS w NJ t.ecss ,soMi5 he
pL1n!9f se .o,Sa. honSe hn;It and
Hn p1 nag rnacb;,orv end
noa. 5neam" w." nd aenerStors he nlaced
in tba hn;idinS
u sne Db ,bo ola dorb,s troI.
la, s,,n,am ,only hs dove AVA wifi.
n ny :ha sinS,S isn,lev nsod instesd with
anu sie seN N mStoh mo,ii m;.a
~ 49,. a. aorer and tbe highest
S, . a,onfd ' hs atts;nnd n"N 'Ne
sp IN Mouu 70 $3.50 oho,. on noo
n.ou wa't ~ nS S. pu fpow t Ia sSonTS he
peHpie tS;.tn wv " onarat;on Tbis
az u Sn!lt y ~ III snanJ atto;nad
n n.lmII ;, WIN IN t ns.;dan.s ss M Sicini,y
y" ~. sen;i;t;nS ier son,5 trens;t N
t i Uess % Nv oroas1t u tSora sre
she county: Az pIes sInc..in I;nos io
aD oou osj oai. tS,o Ses;Jos WhoeI.
Spera.lon snu a oniy " o,tnr ars3om, one
~ ; use ohio aMd tba ntSar in Tinc;n.
nati WSv so nn elastic comnanies
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AIeetInx tI,is EVENING

The recently organized club OF colored
voters will meet this evening IN the
Second ward market hall. At the
meeting this evening officers will be
elected for a marching club. The boys
expect to turn out one of the largest,
perhaps the largest, marching organi-
zatton in Ohio county in this campaign.
Over one hundred members have
already been secured.
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ase in return of about 81, but on holt
days has run as high Us $50.
On the second floor is located the run.
ming race pool rooms. Here are re-
ceived by telegraph the full particulars
ofthe big races OF the country. Sleeps.
head Day races arc the oncs used hero.
Nate F;el isthe presiding gunius in this
room, and as no calls in ailvery tones,
"Come on boys! play what yon nke!"
his fncc lights up with a bland smile
that is as shining as the top oil his bald
head.
Tho attraction proves so irresistible
for tho sporting editor ottheI HTgLLtGEN-
GER that no invests part Of his mInii.
cent income, 9Th visions OF "tcn
centers" being consumed in wrcaths OF
smoke tho balance Of the wGe9-and
awaits tho result OF the one-halt milo
dash that is about to take place.
All about arc tho slender, cool, i'm
perturbable young men who place
their money on the plungers in large
Jumps, along with the Solicitors, who
see a point or go OF larger odds on the
tavorites or outsiders in the race, and
want to get their money in at the best
figures.
Then comes a little lull in the anan.
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Capt. B. b. Dovener will leave on
Saturday for Braxton Court House,
where no is to speak next Tuesday,
July5. He will also spend several days
in that part of the First Congressional
district, which he also hopes to be able
to visit again later in the month.
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Wheeler Norton. the young son OF
Major 7. H. Norton, was playing with
a revolver day before yesterday, when
1t was accidentally discharged, the ball
entering his right hand and producing
a serious wound. The bullet has not
vet hhan ramoYed.
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wHEEr1NG GETS -FOUR PRIZES,
At tho sezlrks Turnfsat, in Individual
Contests

Contests
at the big Bezirks funniest on the
South Side in Pittsburgh, yesterday was
devoted to individual contests in hori-
zontal bar and parallel bur exer-
cises, exercises on tho side and long
horse. rope climbing, long and high
jump, club swinging and fencing.
Wheeling did well in these contests.
Her representatives carried of four first
prizes, Chris Schrambra getting two
and Frank Miller ono. This speaks
we'll for the Wheeling Turner's, and it is
exnectod that in the class exercises to-
day thcy will do as well.
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TABLE > .ts, fray Covers, Lunch
Cloths, Napkins, Doylics, ETC., at stifel
s. Co.'S sale Friday. The most hand
some line ever brought TO the city.
DON'T miss this chance of getting u
goods at tho price of inferior.
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Fourth of July Exoursions via Pennsylva.
MIA Lines.

The rate from any ticket station on
the Pennsylvania Lines to any other
station on those lines within two hum
dred miles thereof will be one fare for
the round trip, July 2, 8 and 4. Tickets
will be good to return until July ., in
elusive. No excursion tickets sold to
adults for less than twenty-five cents,
nor to children for less than fifteen
cents,
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If YOU want to see Harrison and
Cleveland to-day go to the Mark Twain
picnic. Boats foot OF Twelfth street
will take you there in two minutes.
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BESIDES killing reaches and bed bugs
instantly, Bugine lie one OF the most
powerful disiniectants known, and is
worth its weight in gold for this pur-
pose alone. 25 cents.
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BEWARE OF FRAups,-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
II cures Colds, Group. Asthma, Deal
ness and Rheumatism. pGw
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prcstc at the Fair Grounds by the
Mark Twsia Rod and Gun Club on
Thursday, June 80.
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MAKE arrangements to attend the
Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club picnic
at the Fair Grounds on Thursday.
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PARK vIEw IL tho coming residence
place. II will pay you to look il you
don't buy. Call at our Office and We
will show you Tree Of cost,
RoLP & HARVEY,
1927 Market Street.
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eiGl situation, and tho tick Of the tele-
graph announcing that the horses are
at the post. This Is followed by q
rafting description ofthe race by the ge-
NAL Nate, They're oG-Mullet In the
lead 81 tho quarter-Society, close up
ahead by a lenHth-others in q heap
Society three lengths ahead in tho
siretch-Society Winap+and the agony
Is over.
The lucky oncs cash their tickets and
lnile and look pleasant and Invite
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Tus Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will give a picnic OF the Fair Grounds
lima 30.
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srTFEL$ CO.'S snIs OF Fine Linens will
be Fiid >, July 1, iHstend OF Tuesday, the
9th. Note tho chRny" and don't miss It.
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TuE New Steel Bridge is the shortest
and quickest route to the Mark Twain
picnic to-day.
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PlcNro at the Fair Grounds by the
Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club on
Thursday, June So
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III o want to spend a pleasant day
90 to the Mark Twain Rod and Gun
Club picnic on Thursday.
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READ stifel 8 Co.'s "ad" and attend the
sale.
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The reports from above were:
warren-5 feet ] inch; light showers.
Brownsville feet 5 inches and sta
tionary; weather clear and warm.
The steamer Olivette, running be-
tween here and East Liverpool, under
the command of the genial Capt. Logan
Knoll, arrived and departed on time
yesterday. Clerk Charley Kirker looks
out for the comfort Of passengers.
The steamer Iron Queen will leave
for Pittsburgh at IA. m. to-day.-The
Bedford will get away for the same port
at 8 a. IN. The Hudson will pass down
for Cincinnati at the same time. She
has been fitted out with electric lights in
the cabin.
The steamer Scotia left for Pits
burgh yesterday morning at $3.50.
The Lizzie Bay departed, for Charles
ton at z q. m.-fhe Bachelor got away
for Pittsburgh at s 9. m.-The Andes
passed down for Cincinnati at 10 a m.
The Ben Hur left for ~Parkersburg at
1880 a. N.
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NOTES on
stage of water aud MovSmSnts of Boats.
Tho River Intorests.

The river was still falling slowly last
night, with 8 feet 2 inches in the chan
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BuatsE kills reaches, bed bugs, etc,
the instant they come near it. % scents.
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GRAND display OF Fire Works at Sell.
bert's Garden on the evening Of July 4.
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For the great Mark Twain picnic to-
day take To- ts foot OF Twelfth street.
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USE the New Steel Bridge when going
to the Mark Twain to-day.
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GRAND display of Fire Works at Sell
bert's Garden ON the evening Of July 4.
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DIED.
McCLARrN-At Kirkwood. Ohio, Tuesday, June
o. 1892, at l0:30 o'clock q M, ARCHIBALD
McCLARIN. In his 65th year.
Funeral from his late residence, .ThursdAy after
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family in.
vitea TO attend, Intermenta LinwoOd Gem
etery.
FRANK-on Tuesday morning. June q, 1892. at
2:91 O'Clock, lDA, wife OF Paul Frank.
funeral serviees a, the residence Other husband,
No. 800 Jacob street, Thursday afternoon at
1850 O'Clock Friends Of the fHmlly invited
TO attend. lntsrmsnt at PeninSular Gene.
iery.
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To BET OR NOT T0BET7
That is tho ouestionto which Most
People Answer Yes
IN THE BIG THEELINGPOOL ROOMS
Some ortho Characteristic Sights and
sounds to be Enjoyed in the Busy
Hive of Industry on twelfth Street,
The Lingo ofthc Resort, and some
thing of the Business Methods.

F one wants
to get an in
sight into hui
man nature
all he has to
do is to step
into the big
pool roomRon
Twelfth street
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r
ALnx. FREw,
lll7 MAIN STREET.


Am prepared to conduct buriGls in most sat-
isiAclory manner oil modern undertaking Rp-
planes and emo black and white funeral cars.
Competent management guaranteed
COilnS, CAskets aud a full line Of burial goods
lain 70 be prompt considerata aud reliable
Calls BY tOienhnnc:
Residence, Alex. FreW-No ali.
EtOrC Thomas Lyneh-N0 40.
Residence, Edward MeyOr-No 81. jes
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Warren-5 feet ! inch light showers.
Brownsville feet 5 inches and sta
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Wilbur McGregor, son Of q. P. Nc
Oregon, q member Of this years class at
the Linsly Institute, passed the clas-
steal examinations for entrance to,
Princeton, where he expects to attend
next year. This speaks very highly for
the Linsly and its excellent corps Of
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THE STAR SHINES AGAIN.

Instructions TO Various Members Of tho
Club.
To THE CLUB-"Melancho Sinclair"
though am hardly old enough to be the
Evening Star" of old DAYS l am your
friend all the same. / thought "Moss
Rose" was woman. Yet it does not
matter.
cheyenne Bob" does not sit in the
window any more-too afraid ofneuralgia.
He sits over yonder by the fire and writes
at his leisure pollock" occupies the
window seat He is not afraid OF draughts.
Come up on the platform with me and l
will introduce you to some OF the girls
and bows.
Mark, "Iuke" and "John," no, not
John" Detective" il is, are off on q
silent hunt. l don't know what they are
hunting after, but they won't come back
till they get ready.
am dTeadfully anxious about them.
"Strange Mary" MAUD Maple" an. T.
!" Bitter Sweet" "Chatterbox," Betty
Martin, "Incog." "Marie" Edith Bell. &"
Jay Mac" and Mr.. Faithful ara over by
the store arranging matters for and when
and where shall be the next reunion.
"Leoline Gester, "loosier Bob, Janet.
"Helitrope" and "Gateson" are up there
by the bay window trying their best to
convince one another of the error OF going
skating such weather as this. Judg
ing from the fun thew are hay-
ing they are not ali of the same
opinion over the error. "Sister Agnes,
"Gavo," Rose" and Advance" are dis
putting, as usual, over the alliance ques-
ton, and ''Poliuta" and ELLA Quent' are
their umpires this heat "WyandOt Dew
drop" and Jessie CLYDE" have gone tobog-
gaming with "Bedouin" and "RiXy." "Ro-
meo" is making love to May Bee" over
there in the corner. and Ivy" is that
dark-eyed girl pouung because Pom
padour' stayed at home to-
day. "W w. Stockwell" and
". Reynolds are reading the riot act to
that host OF religious "disputers" standing
in the center of the room. l viii not in
dividuaily make YOU acquainted with
them. You will know them soon enough.
And so sunset wants TO be delivered
from something not specified. Vel, my
dear subject, perhaps if you were TO write
10 me might help a little to specify, but
still believe it is of little account, unless
person has come up TO this knowledge
OF themselves to show them what is
merely history and what is likely not to
be. There is a good sermon in the forum
for January by Bishop Henry Potter,
which shows up some Of these things a
wee bit; also an article by Philip SchaH.
OF course they merely touch upon what
is known by scholars and thinkers. vet
wish we could have more of such SER
nous "a Potter's in our every week
papers. Ii is a relief 10 read them.
"EvENING STAR"
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improvements, as the season has arrived
that they should be brought into opera
ton. After some hesitation | wish TO in
form our worthy friend of Newport, Ark,
that Uncle Sans Boy and the nom
annexed are identical. You know DE
tectives" have a great apt TO change often,
although il is somewhat contrary TO the
rules of general welfare and interests of
mankind.
still have the WINDY chaser" Win
chester). aud i would take n snug sum TO
buy it. too.
Let's see. somebody said that Evelyn"
and Beatrice" were "goin' tew play a
too fer won" game. l don't know, do
your
cinderella, come again with more and
bring "Bluebell" along.
To those who have been corresponding,
please note the change OF address. For
the present address thus: William f..
Fulk, Sonth Bend, Ind, 1927 W. WASH
ington. Wishing all a prosperous and
happy year. defective"
South Bend, Ind, 1927 W. Washington
IT. April 4
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FOR Carpet CLEANING.
The Lady Members Of ths Club wuI Bo In
terested In THIS.
ROSE Il. SELDERs,
ann Arbor, Mich.

The Lady Members OF the Club wuI Bo In
terested Ia THIS
DEAR SIsTERs-As the season for house
cleaning is again upon us, and. thinking
that some OF you may have carpets, rugs,
etc, that need cleaning other than the
usual busting process, send you the
following receipt for preparation, which l
have used on both brussels and ingram
carpets with very satisiory results.
After your carpet has been busted and
replaced on the floor make the following
preparation: One ten-cent bar OF Ivory
soap cut in fine pieces, put in one gallon of
rain water and boil until dissolved Add
four ounces OF borax. same of sal soda and
boil five minutes Remove from the stove
and add four gallons OF rain water, aud
lastly one pint of alcohol. Let stand over
night to cool. II wish to empty 1t, your
in vessels from which you can dip. as it
jells in cooling.
make one-half Of the above at a time,
which will clean about fifteen or twenty
yards OF carpet, and is better to be used
soon after made.
Now for the work, which is rather hard
and tedious. Take some of the prepara-
ton in pan or wash-bOWl, and in a buck
ct some warm water. in which nave a
cloth, either cotton or flannel will do. and
q few good-siZed dry cotton cloths, and
good sea grass scrub brush. and YOU are
ready for the tray. Dip your brush in the
preparation and let drip off a little, 30 as
not to apply more than needed, and light
ly brush over a small surface. say a foot
square, and give it few hard, brisk scrubs
and then with the cloth wrung out OF the
warm water briskly rub over this and
rub lastly with the dry cloth,
and so continue being careful
not to omit any portion lest it look
streaked, and change the water when
dirty.
This preparation will appear soapy and
when applied foams like suds and absorbs
easily, so it is better that only small por-
ton be cleaned at a time and done quick
ly so "a not to wet the carpet more than
necessary.
One ingram carpet, which | thought
had faded very much, after being thus
cleaned, came ont almost as bright and
pretty az new. Also cleaned velvet
brussels sofa and rocker with the same
effect. Then ! used some OF this pre- para
ton in warm water to wash colOred scrim
window curtains, that would not bear the
usual process OF washing, and found it
satisfactory.
Houing that you too may find this a
help in your labors, l am very sincerely,
"NANT."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-13

members ought TO write instructive lot
tiers. that will be benefit 10 the club. |
read "Pompadour's" letter several times
and could get nothing out OF it except a
hit at the girls. Now, Brother T.. come
back to the page soon with letter that We
girls will enjoy reading Where are all
our old writer's we will have 20 give ODE
tective' some more work, sending him TO
them to remind them OF their duty.
Every week look on the page for some OF
the familiar noms but see them very sell
dom. | believe they have deserted the
page quite. Maverick" am sure Pom
padour' was overjoyed with his welcome.
"Gano," your letter describing Madrid,
capital OF Spain, was splendid There are
many Of the members l would like 10
speak to, but as this is my first letter l will
write no more until some Of the Towards
extend a welcome to "RowENA.'
Foresman, Ind, April 10.