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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-19
Wcst VIrgInln Penslons.
Special Dispatcl 10 Tie Inlc1iocncer

Special DSpdtch TO ne InleAlGehcer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.-Pen.
sions hive been granted to West Vir-
ginians MS follows:
Original-Josnph Wheeler Rcsnbury
Huffman, Johns Musgravc, John I. Sears,
George W. Price, Louis SerIg, Clcmency
Shelby Morse. Capell Holland, James
II. Gunter. Benjamin Hill.
lncroase-Isaac Howell, Nathaniel S.
WhitiCotton, John Hirons, Charles NJ.
Groves, John ". Freeman, Nicholas
Hardman, Robert NJ. Hill, Elias Boz.
yard.
Rexroad, John L. Brand, Pleasant Al
ford, George W. Morton, Andrew ].
Henline, John Sheets, james II. Foun.
tain, Jeremiah Melvin, Marshall Null
lens.
Original widows, otc.-Martha Hooten,
Sarah A. Trickctt. Maria Lowe (mother),
Eliza b. Krider, minor OF William II. L.
Miller, Elizabeth Denniston, Mary Il.
Hursey Mary L. Baker, Sarah L. Dob.
bins, Sarah r MidkeE, Agnes Rine.
hart, minors OF jeremiah Melvin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ]. Florence.
Northumberland Bonnet, John W.
Wolfe, John ], N0ndeYort, John NJ.
JOlliH,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efeCtually cleansing the system,
dispeiting colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts GU the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being we'll Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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EXPECTS CHOLERA.
DIR. n. u. Baker of the state board OF
Itoalth ia Of That 0pinIen.


Dr. n. u. Baker of the sthto board of
lIoRlth is Of That 0plnIoH.
Dr. N. D. Baker, OF MarIinsburg,
who Ia a member and secretary Of tho
West Virginia state board Of health
was seen last night and asked what no
thought Of tho probability Of cholera
visiting this country this summon
lie expressed tho opinion that II is
probable In tho face OF tho immense
immigration and tho enormous trans.
atlantic travel which will DO caused by
tue Worlds Fair, that cholera would
bocomo opidemic In this country.
There Ia no doubt, ho said, that II Is
spreading rapidly In Europe, making
It's introduction TO this country very
probable.
The United States Marine hospital
service aud the various state boards OF
health, however, arc in excellent con.
ditiOn 10 battle with tho dread disease
and II lis possible IL may not become
generally epidemic.
Hero in West Virginia, Secretary
Baker has the work Of tho state board
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
C.B. Couch, OF Charleston, is a Nc.
Lure guest.
s,H, Doyle, of MoupdsyiIle, was at
the Stamm yesterday
]. Il. Moore. OF Huntington, registered
at the Bchler yesterday.
Charles Bodcll, OF Charleston, reg.
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. Q. P. Dorr, OF Addison, regis
tered at the Mcclure last evening.
Hugh McMahan, OF New Cumberland,
was in town few hours yesterday.
Up. Henderson, Of Graysvllle, was
in the city on business yesterday after
noon.
j. A. Smith and II. L, Irwin, of New
Cumberland, were at tho Mcclure yes
terday.
Mrs. John Wilson. of Thirteenth
street, has gone to visit friends ut Glen
Eastou.
Mrs. Ira G. Post and Miss Emma NJ.
Post, OF Clarksburg, registered ut the
Windsor last evening.
William A. James, Of the INrGLMaEN.
GER, left yesterday for Chicago, where
no vii. make brief visit With son.
The latest home frightened by the
arrival OF new inmate is that Of Mr..
Ed Reid, Of Thirteenth street, whose
wife presented him with bright girl
baby.
G. A. Hover, OF Sistorsville, G. A.
Snodgrass, OF Warrington, j. W.
Schmeid, OF New Martnsville Ed S.
Smith, OF Parkorsburg, and II. A. Smith,
OF sistersville, were among yesterdays
Behler arrivals,
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LOCAL BsEvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
tho CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.

the City,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE Grand this eyeniug-"The Fairies
Well"
WILLIAM II. HENDERSON. plain
drunk, was locked up by Officer West
yesterday.
j. SINCLAIR 4 Bro, OF Benwood, have
sold their dug store to Frederick NJ.
spheck, of Bellaire.
Mrs, BRIEsoCK, of the 'T.ava Beds"
was run in by Officer Creighton last
night as an unornamented drunk,
THE W. G. I. U. will meet at the resi-.
denCe OF Mrs. George Wilkinson, $3.50
Eotf street, next thursday evening,
THE County Commissioners commit
tee on court house and jail yesterday
went over and approved tho specitica-
tions for the proposed electric light
plant. TO light the two county buildings,
MARY SYKES, from Roney's Point, was
the only case in the police court yesler-
day. She was charged with being
drunk. She cried and plead, and tho
mayor let her go on her promising to go
home.
A STILL alarm last night called the
Atlantic engine to tho home OF Mr.,
Briesock, in Warren's row, on Nine.
tenth street, where a bed had caught
fire, 1t was destroyed, but the flames
got no farther,
The Wheeling leo and Storage Com
pany desire to correct statement
which appeared in Tuesday mornings
paper, in regard to their being in the
retail ice trade in Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport. Messrs. Koehnline Bros
arc still supplying their trade as usual,
and expect TO continue doing SO, re-
CARELESS OF all reports or competition.
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For the Worlds Fair.

Tho Ohio Valley pottery, OF North
Wheeling, will this morning ship its
exhibit to tho Worlds Fair, at Chicago.
1t has prepared magnificent exhibit,
including specimens OF all the lines OF
goods turned out by the concern.
Among other things is one OF the large
vases, for which the pottery has al
ready obtained wide fame. 1t is safe
to say that there will be no ceramic dis
play at Chicago moro creditable to the
exhibitor than that OF the Ohio Valley
pottery.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

Fifteen roomed double brick house, ali cor.
yenienCes. corner sixth AMI Main stress
Price $1,000,
House OF ten rooms store 'front.' on Twenty.
ninth street Psiee Si,S99 Easy terms
Five rooms and store room on Wood street
$500 Easy terms,
FiveTOomed house. lot ajxlOJ, at S. 500. m
Twenty.sGYenth street
Eight'roomed brick house on Virginia street
Prizes $500,
Four large roomed brick house. lot 25xlOO at
$780, Cheap.
Slxroomed house, South Huron street, bel,,v
Ohio Price 5000. Cheap,
SlX'r0Omed house, natural gas lot lGJyIO
Echo Point, near station, $500 Chenp.
Stx-rOomed house, Alley II, Price 81 800, Very
cheap.
Five rooms aud store room OH Eleventh street
at $1,000
slx.roomod house on North York street a,
sl.301
sIx.roomed house, bOthgases all convenience
on Penn street. at Sl.20l,
Two liyeroomed houses on Virginia street,
$500 eaCh.
Four,roomod honso stable in rear, lot 3OxO
at $3.50, Alley II.
slx.roomed house, both gases, on Sixteenth
street Sl,30). Cheap.
sS.rOomed house both gases, lot 80 feet front.
Price $500, on Elm street.
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The InteIligencer's 1 Cent a Word Coupon

you have house rent something to sell trade
buy anything want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount the rate cent per word
first insertion and onea per word for each subsequent ne
ton to THE INTELLIGENCER No. 81 Fourteenth street Moth
ing less than 10 cents
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A prcscntImcnt I,onlInch.

BosroS, April 1s.-Miss Lucy Larcom,
tho poetess, died last evening, She had
boon i'll for some time. Tho day on
which DR.. Philips Brooks was taken ill
he received u lottor from Miss Larcom
in which Bho said she had u PRESENT.
mont that she would never SEQ him
again until they met beyond tho
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IlnltImnre CnIlIr NInrlint.


''7-FT777N " 3'ITTII w I077F 7
Swinc-ThCrc is q fair supply OF hogs on the
market this week. the receipts exceeding those
Of Inst week by l,4Gj head. Trade is reported M
being fair In the yards, but not active with IN
Improvement Of q shade over tho values report.
ed the latter part Of Inst week. Tho quotations
for fair to Oust hogs IRE At 81 dpa7 10 per LOO
lbs gross, and a few extra shade higher
ROughs g. O0nd 10 per 100 lbs. gross RCcClpta OF
hogs this week y IN henl.
Sheep and Lambs-IhCtu Is only fair trade
reported this week for shOop md lambs. Wa
pHotc wool sheep nj 4NN6r, md n few extra d
shade higher clipped sheep 3ajc pcr III, gross
anl few CNlfN NJ 5lc Fall lambs 6l,aGjlU;
spring lambs 7nlOC per ID. gross
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ROLF & ZANE,
pls Telephone 500. 1897 Market Street
FOB SALE.


4 brick residence on fifteenth street, $3.50
No. - Vermont street frame.
No. 80 Forth Huron street. frame.
No. b3 Seven tecnth street. brick.
No. Is Seventeenth street, brick
No, 81 Seventeenth street, brick.
No. 50 Seventeenth street. brick.
No. 2207 ChaplIne street, brick
No. 26el Market street frame building four.
rooms, $4,000
very desirable country residence In Pleas.
ant Valley on the National road,
No. 80 North Front Street, lot G0xi)O fec.
No. 90 North Front straat, lot SOXlOJ fest
No. 2%o7 Eof street. brick Ave rooms.
No. 1901 Alley H. frame, five rOouis
No. 1906 North Front street lot GOxiOO feet
No. $50 Main street b rick, nine rooms
No. 12l Fourteenth street, brick lot SOXl2O feet
No. North Penn street frame, lot 40xl2O feet
No. los Ealte street brick dwelling
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley.
storeronm and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
Building lots in Lcatherwood.
FOR RENT
No "a Virginia street six rooms and bath,
A fine residence with large grounds, furnished,
for the summer.
No. 1907 Chnplino street eight rooms.
No 90 North Front street. seven rooms.
No. Virginia street. brick.
No. 1914 Market street, office rooms.
No. ~ South Penn street. frame.
siS.rOOmed house corner New Jersey aud
Ontario streets. April l5
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RATS and mice arc very fond OF tho
Ingredients from which Busihe Paste
is composed and they will cat II when
they will cat nothing else, then their
doom 10 sealed II IL sure death.
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Three Acres burned over.

Denver, COL, April lS.-Threo acres
Of buildings on tho Windsor farm, six
miles from tho city, wcro destroyed by
fire this morning, causing n loss Of SlO,-
000, which is covered by insurance.
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Notice Is hereby given that the following
named persons have made application 10 the
clerk OF the city for Liquor License for the Onsu.
Ing year and said applications have been re-
iorred By Council to the committee on petitions
and circumstances for investigation and report
Persons having objections to any OF said appll
cNns are hereby notified TO appear before tho
sud committee on Thursday, April - at 1880
p. H., or flo such objection before said time
with the clerk, showing cause, II amy, why such
license should not be granted.
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WANTED.

MTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS RELI-
w ABLE Right.watChmau, one who Is used
to foundry work, Address FOUNDER" care
OF this office.
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FOR SALE.

Cottage No 90 Zanc street, lot 3Oxl2O. Prizes,
$3.50 Very Chcnp.
brick house and store room, natural gas, lot
47xlOj. Rtnavllle, Ohio.
House aud lot 40xlO0, six rooms, bath room
aud laundry, natural gas, KirkwoOd, Ohio.
Lot IjNll0, Zane street.
Lot 30Nll2 North Huron street.
-Four lots on North huron street
One lot on North Wabash street
ono lot on North Indiana street
one lotion South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
One lot North York street. S3NlSl. river view
Fomr.rOOmcd COttnge. Martins Ferry
One brick house No b27 North Mhin street
Que house aud lot, 6jStO). North Front street
One house and lot 7OxilO North Front street
Fivc,roomed house on Erie street
One lot, 4OxlOl. MOuhdsylllG.
Fomr'r6omed houSn on Virginia street
Eight.rOomod house on Virginia street.
SeVOn.rOOmed house on 3. York street GONlD
One lot III Roblnson's addition. s. Broadway
One. hall ton South Wabash street
Six lots. South York street. Waters addition
One house and lot, $. Broadway tSt iutoa
chapel.
One hotel aud several farms, sutton ". Va
All OF tho above property Will DO sold very
chonp, WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOANf-From $500 10 $1,000 on
Arst mortgage real estate.
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud Collectors. NoLarlC, Plb
lie, 81 2ano street. Island. mrl)
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WANTED-LADY STENOGRAPH-
w Err, office matrOn, photograph gallery
assistant clerks, LADIES EXCHANGE, lll2
Main street apis
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-ONE FIRST-CLASS
A curtain quarter Landau md ono curtain
quarter six sea. RoCkawHy, both In elegant con.
dltion. Used by u private party. VIII be sold
ut q bargain Call or address l.. GLEsENKA AMP
SONS & CO., $40 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pitts
burgh, Pa. npl7
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SALESLADIES, OFFICE CLERKS,
~ StenographeS lEouSekeepers, Copyiss find
excellent situationsN ut the LADIES' EXCHANGE,
lll2 Main street, ], h Clark, Manager. Rpl0
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TOR sALE-THE REAL PROPERTY
IL belonging to tho estate of tho late William
Caldwell, beiug the brick house No u Thlr,
tG0uth street. md tho ground used with II. los.
session given Immediately, Tho property on tho
Streets having two houses on IT, This will DO
sold rs ono or two parcels as the purchaser may
prefer, These two houses arc under leases OK.
pirng March 81. 1891. Forerms Gnd particulars
street. npl2,Mw4P
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Just Received.

A full assortment OF Ladies' Fine
Shoes, all the leading styles; also a full
line of Low Shoes for spring and sum-
mer wear. l.. V. BLOND,
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MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
w MEN or have fine side line, BOUQUET
CIGAR COMFANY. Lynohbnrg. Va QpA
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-DURING THE FAIR,
II four nicely furnished rooms All con {.
yonicnCes, good location, Terms reasonable
Address Lloyd, JAMES, No. 40l l. Forty.SXth
street. Chicago, Illinois. apl7MWsiwy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR A
w competent aud reliable Nova Scotia gen.
Gral servant Excellent city references may be
seen ut the LADIES EXCHANGE, lll2 Main ST,
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Alb miserable sufferers with dyapop.
sln can DO cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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SALESMEN-WE MAKE A LIBER.
~ AL offer to travelling and local statesmen In
every State who call on retail grOcGrs, GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 1856 Lake street
Chicago, H. sel9-s
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-A CON-
~ PETENT man, registered In this State,
Reference required Address "MANNA,' care
this office Rpli
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A GENTS.-SALARY AND COMMIs.
IA SION. Best Fr0ternRl Order Assets S@)OON,
in every respect Some District Agents wanted.
A rare ChNnce, Address KING ~ CO., s Union
Square, New York, OCiM
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A wOMAN's WAY.
She Objected TO Her House Being Dec
GRATED Even by an Accident.


GRATED Even by an Accident.
the philosopher in the negiige shirt. "You
can never tell which way they're going to
jump"
"whereforeT asked the man in the al
paca coat.
Il was thinking Of an incident that hap
pened over on the West Side q while ago.
There is a row of houses on a street up
there that are rather close together. One
day a man who lives along in the middle
Of the row thought that he would have his
house painted, and he straishtway went
down town and hired the painters to do
the job. His roof was one of the fancy
single affairs. and he wanted it painted
red. When the time came to paint the roof
the three men who were working on the
Job fixed a ladder upon it and took places
on the ladder. one at the Peak, one in the
middle. and one at the caves. They were
painting along. when suddenly the ladder
gave way. and they were thrown into the
air. The man at the middle had gone
down down, to the caves; and IN, the comb, combined e,
and threw the man at the peak into the
air as II he had. been sitting on the bust
ness end OF q catapult.
had bucket of paint In his hand. and he
took II with him. The other men dropped
to the ground, but he went away over and
fell against the wall Of the next house
When he was going down the paint new
out of the bucket, and some Of IL went on
the side Of the house near which he struck
The painters fell about thirty feet. and
were pretty badly hurt. The man who had
the fall from the peak of the roof lay on
the ground. terribly injured, His back wa.
broken, and SO were his legs The men
were all groanIng, and quite a crowd gath.
cred around. Somebody sent a call for Tn
ambulance. Just then the woman who
owned the house on which the paint wal
splashed came out. She ran over to the
man who had his back broken. and said
Are you much hurt. my poor man."
Hes pretty severely injured. num-" sale
a bystander.
''Oh. I'm so sorry" she went on. II.
there anything / can do for the poor man %
Just then she turned and saw the splotche.
Of red paint on the side Of the house
Why" she screamed. look at what tn,
loafer has done! He's splashed paint al
over my house! l don't see how men car
be so careless. He might have taken q lit
tie pains to keep that paint OF. Anyway
I'll make his boss pay for e." And sht
fiounced into the house and left the unfor
tunate painters groaning on the ground
Buffalo Express.
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TAN SHOES AND SOCKS.
Few Hints to Those who Prefer &
Tan Toe Covers.


Tan Toe Covers.
Tan shoes should be worn with socks to
match. Nothing Is more ridiculous than to
see a man coming down the street with q
swell pair of bluchers and blue and white
wooden socks. Again. tan shoes should
never be BACKED except by the grease
spread So lavishly on street car tracks on
curve. The grease impairs somewhat the
individuality Of the tan, but preserves the
leather. Never permit a practical Joker to
put cherry pits or burnt matches in tan
shoes. XIII him when he IL first suspected
The shoe man will tell you that they should
be oiled frequently. Just why he does this
Is not known. Nobody ever did It. but the
shoe man is methodical in his habits and
Is seldom foot loose
The best tan shoes, according to dealers
are very expensive, but in these hard times
the Il. IS pair are sorrel beauties Tan shoea
should never be worn in saloons pool rooms
or barber shops. The latter place is the
most dangerous, for when a man wants TO
get to looking right he il liable to forget
and order Boots" to touch them up while
he is getting shaved. The shine he lie able
to give them resembles dry April mud and
can only be remedied by frequent appltca-
lions OF stove polish. Spring bottom pants
should never be worn with them as they
have tendency to prevent the sun from
deepening their color. They are q safe
thing to wear as the purchaser can invari-
ably get reliable tip on them.-Minne-
apolis Times.
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from tne Boston traveller.
There are few buildings that attract the
admirers Of Washington that have more
Of interest in them than a decayinR cabin
which stands alone in an old pasture field a
half mile from Berryville. In the beautiful
Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia.
The old cabin was the home of Wash
ington when he was a surveyor. He came
here direct from the maternal roof to be-
gin the arduOus and, at the time danger
GUS work OF surveying the lands Of Thomas.
Lord Fairfax, who owned all the north
ern part Of Virginia under the kings pat
ent: the work was arduous because of the
physical aspect of the country, then a
dense wilderness, and dangerous because
OF the character Of the nhabitants, who
were principally Indians, or scarcely less
wild trappers or squatters upon his lord
ships domain.
Washington had been selected by the
nobleman because OF his belief in the
youths ability to cope with these elements
early in 174S, Just after the completion OF
his sixteenth year, his only companion be-
ing George William Fairfax. nephew Of old
Lord Thomas.
Whether these boys erected the build
ing or found 1t already in place history
does not state but well authenticated ira
dition says that they built It themselves
That they used II for an office, kept their
instruments there and slept In the upper
room there - ample proof,
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THE OYSTER LOAF.
Il 10 q Pleasant Means Of wardfng o.
q Curtain Lecture.

When the New Orleans man returns from
making q night OF IL with the boys" he
provides himself with what Ia known az
peAcemaker. and carries IL home under he
arm. The peacemaker is also known as sa
oyster loaf and Il is the chief product q
certain hostelries called oyster saloons The
manufacture OF the oyster loaf IL described
In this fashion: A box-shaped loaf OF bread
II taken-one that has a thick. firm crust
and the top crust is cut on so as 10 form
cover. Then the inside is followed OUT
with o knife made for that purpose uuut
q wall of the snowy interior remains about
half an inch In thickness. ~ Is zone SO
neatly that the pastry box looks as ~ ~
had been lined with white velvet into this
Mining hot fried oysters are packed until the
fosf n full and then the cover is tied ots
Itth = white ribbon. When the whole has
been wrapped in paper. the buyer nees as
,Ths IittIe dificulty with the keyhole OVER
.o,ne he steps into the awful presence uns
6ismayed There she stands. grim as OF
,,n,s hut without an apologize word the
ssrrtnr one climbs slowly up the stair and
hn,ds forth the peacemaker. She takes IL.
mis- down the lamp and removes the cover
IRE delfciously favored steam ascends like
sweet incense until IL reaches her rigid moss
trtls and then her stern features relax into
something like q smile. While her lord In
hanging his shoes on the chandelier ana
depositing his hat carefully In the wash
ing the spoils OF domestic war. There are
no promises TO go unfulfilled and become the
cause OF future bitterness. With oil thus
turned on the waves OF bfe's troubled SEA
the matrimonial bark sails bravely ON. 3
From the New York World