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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
"SP00KS"
like Merry Ii ia Home Of Henry Comp.
son, Auca 10 ,h9 Disgust Of the FANNY.
Are AFRAID Of the Polica

.r go ne Rs i,s.
HUNrNoIoN, w. VA, January l2-
Henry Comystou is an industrious cit-
zen and recently moved 20 tbisclty FROM
Ashland, KY, aud obtained employment
at tue car shop De has a splendid
little home a, tne corner Of Ninth street
aud College avenue, bat f
his family viii have %
the premises II the c.u.ucJ
Of the "spooks' who aEs supposed
10 De occupants Of the place, too,
does not chang as they Keep up
a continuous racket at night,
and the entire neighoorhood has he.
come excited over the matter. The
house was t0-uiglt crowded with folks
or Dut0 sexes auX us 10
hear the ghosts 10 their
song and dance part. l. Is several
nights ago thai these supposed spiritual
creatures began their work They
made their debut ~ very
noisy manner. They SlaShed around
the house, uDJuruing chairs, cradle and
beds. They got cut on the roof and
did highland fling, concludd
tue performance by making
80 much noise t0at the frightened iami-
.y d-I in terror 10 the house OF neigh
5or. where they remaioed f7r tbe night
rneuext night wass repetit,"a II the one
before ana the G ,mU-tou' we're a raid
to remain in the nouse. TneS called on
Jne authorities, sud the police OF that
part ot the city Investigated. but the
81 po0Ss dli not appear wnile they were
present Tue entire ocality Is very
uut1 Worried over tue matter aud >ay
there is something strange about 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
EASTERN IDEA
OF Currency Reform mbodied n Fill IN.
roiuoed in the enato by AE Nc
PnsrsOn of New JerSey-.hree Per
Cen. bonds,

WAsulNGroY. January II Senator
McPu,rsou. Vi New jersey, proposed
brlip the Seuate to-day which repre-
~suts the eastern y.ew OF the currency
oue.ton. Il prov.es for the issue OF
90. .,..rrept baud~ for the purp pose of
.,,rro,pf .ntO effect tHe re>uWptlon act
nj iS75. tue oJud, 20 be pay anie al the
p.ea,ur- of ,hr v-rumeHt after nv
w.. An .tuec ctton proylo for tue
=, in4o, OF ne Ivef seIgDora TO the
mint of s55. .UuO.Ol0 u be pa d for
nnbllceAuen>e- 81. n.eoed, out no'hi's
.,e.ltIs. a. chaua tLe law reiatil
treasury notes 80" outstanding.
sect,uu of tue oil authorizes the = Gre
tary uf tha rr-a~urT "a of tue iS-
sn. nj bonds I, require ,ne-ha OF the
.cu.t,n,s outIes 10 b. pald In eoid, gold
cert 6cates or United States govern
meul bonds.
All National banks are 10 be allowed
to issue currency 20 the full par value
of the bonds deposited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
MUST ORGANIZE.
The Men Who Broke the Homestead Strike
Now Find Their Employers Breaking
Them-A Big Aeeung Called for Sun
day.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. January H. -
There is much excitement tonight
among the steel workers at the Carne-
gle works here. A mass meeting has
been called for Sunday morning for the
purpose, it is said, OF forming labor
union among the men. President Gar
land and Vice President Carney, OF the
Amalgamated Association. Will ad-
dress the meeting, which gives prom
ises OF being largely attended.
Tonight one thousand hand bills
were circu ated among the men IN the
mill, announcing the meeting. sun
days developments will be anxlously
awaited by all Concerned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
NERVOUSNESS
Causes a Masked Burglar to Kill Els Victim
While lie Was in The Act OF Giving up
lis Money

COLUMBUS, O., January 11-This
eveuing Two masked robbers entered
tina residence Of James Jamison, resld-
Ing near Dublin, twelve miles north OF
tbis city, aud covering Mr.. Jam
son aud his hired man VITA
their revOlvers. demanded the former 5
n,ney. JamisOu reached into his pocket
for nl, money aud "a he drew II out the
revolver held by the roober covering
him was discharged, ths bullet entering
ais Drain. The robbers beat a hastY re-
treat without stopping 10 pick up the
money. Jamison died an hour later.
The r0bbsr is believed TO bave dis
charged his weapon from sheer nervous
ness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
IN TEE UNITED STATES COURT.
a Police officer 10 Be Indicted ior hr'
resting a ID putty Marshal.

6pfcf0t 70 tt~ nfJtsss
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. January H.
Tins far, at u. s Court, about hiteen
Internal Revenue cases have been dls-
posed Of. Yesterday evening, JuoRa
jackson issued rule for ne
gro policeman Of this city
named Robert Dyke, who arrested
a man named George Damron, OF Lo-
gan county. who came here as guard
with United States prisoner ana TOOK
him before Recorder Drennen, VINO
hneo him Sl3.50 for displaying his re-
volyer In public. After hearing eW-
dcnees Judge Jackson held the
officer uuder $500 bond 10
answer an Indictment before tDo
United States grand jury for VIOLATION
of the Riylsed Statutes 10 regard 10
threatening or intimidatlng an oIhcsr
Of the governments. This morning
Judge Jackson heard arguments on
motion for an appointment OF d perma-
nent receiver OF tho Roaring creek
Railroad Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

s,eno 10 ne 6S0sHs-
WAsHNeroN. d. c., January IL
A commission has been issued 10 John
It. Dugan, as postmaster at Revus,
Weod county.
j. j. Estes was to-day appointed post
master at Teags, Putnam county w.
Va, vice ]. S Love. resigned. A COM
mission has been issued 10 A. Toney
Massey as postmaster at Powellton,
Fayette county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
Another TIN Plate Conference.

PITTSBuRG, January 11.-A confer
ence Of the tin piSte manufacturers ana
workers will be hed at the MOnonga
hela House in this city Monday, at
which an attempt will be made TO settle
the wage question. The chances for
settlement are favorable, but il is un-
derStOod the Lewiston reached will only
affect those manufacturers and workers
who attended the meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

WA~HINe roy, d. c., January l2-
O. W E..rIJl- wtS to-day app iuttd
postmaster ar Academy, Z cahoutaS
cuu .ty, Woe A. = Clark, removed, and
Alden NruauS az Stama, Peasants
couu'y, vice l.. Pirrpo at, resigned. A
lew p.>J.ihce has been established AZ
Archer, H-tz.l county, WIN. Cariin,
postmaster. Foe post0tice at Ha.idon,
Summers county, will be discontinued
January 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
A BIG BOON LETS GO.

The 81. Lawrence Lumber Company Loses
5000 Logs-The Grsenbrier ana New
bivers Getting dangerous.
speoc 90 On. p et1e-.
HINTON, w. VA, January 1.-THE
st. Lswrence Lumber Company boom,
aud Ronceverte, broke this evening,
and 10000 logs went with the current.
The William James 81 Sons Company, of
this place, lost 5000 logs to-day, some
Of which have been caughta at Kanawha
Falls. The river is five feet big n, and
rising at the rate OF six inches an hour.
The inhabitants OF the lower portion Of
the cty are becoming uneasy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
About People
Daily Chroatcts of tas MOvsnsat OF


Daily Chrontcls of ths hoVsnsat ef
Individusis.
srsesaifo me R>osssT.
NEW YORK. January rs. George.
Jr.. and e. Harvey. Of Wellshurg, W..
Va, arc guests OF the Gilsey House.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. 0wens, OF Toledo,
Ohio. returned home yesterday, after
A weeks visit with friends on the South
Side.
Mrs viii Sc wartL. OF SLu Francisco,
GAIA, lsag guest OF her sister, Mrs. Lou.
Swabacker.
james d. Kennedy, Of Youngstown.
O. reprssentIBg the Cleveland Prsss
was in the ciGy yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
Il. Z O. shops Shut Down.

kUtffG, H1II4ttT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January II.
Orders were received here to-day
from headquarters TO close down the b.
Il o. shops In all departments until
February |, and the men have oeoh
notified accordingly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
The DEMOCRATIC CAUSUS.
The Can Not Issued Iet-it viii Bs Hsr-
mOusUus.

Srscte on R0s
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IL
The daje Tor holding the joint Demo-
cratic caucus tor nominating a candl-
dste Tor "a, United States Senate, TO be
vot,d Tor uy Democratic members, has
uot cvru uxed, 0ut iJ Is likely 10 be held
early next week, possibly Monday even
tuR. The question OF who snail receive
be bouur Ut the Democratic nomination
hs, uul bevn generally discussed, hut 10
VIII certainty 0e either Senator Camden
" Ex-Governor Wilson. Que tuIug may
b- uepeoded upon, and hat is tha tae
Democratic caucus will oe entirely har-
moa.ous. and a conclusion will De
reached promptly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
rather = snaky story.

PAILA, MEX, January 11.-New>
comes from Parras of duel unto death
with knives between two Catholic
priests. Parras has two PARISH
administered by Father !. ,S1QrS
the other by Far 20
have for .1uoS -"een
the TWO DR., sae'" With knives
occurred q tnem aud Father
Brloneu is uying aud Father Floris is
behind prison walls. To add to the sem
sation it is said that a woman was the
real cause of tue tragedy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
Helping ous Ai, client.

PARKERsBuRG, W VA, January II.
Attorney j. ID. Cutlip went security
for nine United States prisoners here
yesterday. the bail amounting to So, 100
The prisoners were clients OF his.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
FIRST EDITION..
45 A. Il.
-~e1 Discusses tn Professional
Racing Question.
m lakes SERIOUS OBJECTION

-. ... Way Professionals Are
-.ss-sd in This CcUl-ry-Rich-
+ Croker sends a String O
r-sss Abroad - YeSterday'
s--s and To-MorrOw's En-
-.sr- New Orl5ans-General
-,--.- News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
YGNO INTERVIEWED.
He Tells Of HIS Remarkable Success
in Wheeling During the
Past Week.

Three Lectures Given and the House
Packed TO the Doors Each Evening.
Hundreds Are Turned Away Unable to
Gain Admittance-The yeno Remedies
Work Wonderful Results in Many Cases.
Chief Frank j. Healy, OF !he City Fire
Department; G. +. Gray, of No. 81
Seventh Street; Il. B. Criswell, 100 SIX
teenth Street, and John Kinds, of Bell
aire, Are Among the Hundreds Who
Have Found Relief Through the Treat
ment of This Wonderful Healing
Power.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
ooNsUMPrIoN CURED.

An old physician. retired from pTac,.cs,
having had placed ia nis bands by an Last
India missionary the formula OF sinip.o
vegetable remedy for tue speedy ana ~ 5l
manent cure OF Consumption, Broncl..ls, .,.,,.
Catarrh, Asthma, and all tnroal ana Luus .1.,.-.
Affections, also positive ald rad,cA. g1ro
for Nervous Debility a1d al Ns'no.9 ...on
Complaints. tier having tested ils won, u,
derful curative powers in tnonsainus ilea,,lr y,
cases. has felt 1t nis duty to make AnV%a 80
TO his suffering fellows Actualed ~ sis snt'
motive and a desire to relieve Llil1D - ooi al
fering, will seGd free OF cgafESg, ,-ro'n - a.
who desire H.. this recipe ia ,s,,-,a ol,i.,-n,
French or English, with IuiI oiieesi0p1 b9
for preparing and using. sent ~ ne, ,'s,o,
addressing with stamp, nam ng lI1a L.i,,r
W. A. NoYEs, SEQ PoUcrs' B'0e'' "''''''''
u l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

LoNDON, January IA terrific gale,
ccompSuIeo by heavy SuOw storm. -
raglug over SCUM n-vonshire. On the
Bartmoor table iaod tue snow is several
.et deep.
QUEENSTOWN, January 12.-0ver
r.gtive steamers have >ouRht r-fHge
.er- from Tue dercs gale wtich i
owing. a Jerrioiv heavy sea - run
.,lng outside the nsrbOr aRd the shore
: .trewn with wreckSge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

10 Artbur
--.A''' ,-.-..-.,
rns-uaa. she KING OF pfo'ess'oua'
-.--. arrived In Chicago yester-
.-...... ...,r. OF tae day at the
-.- .-.,.. h.s hse,
gee sa-" L-' '-N'- ''-
.. obtaining for s1ue -me' Nou j.
..-.--..vv. I..s u0t likely that L M
...-. s...., the path IN
H.. s.,,I
America Ll- ,..-.--
. into business on bis own NOOK
M. -.-,-t. tfe outlook for pro-
tr ,bis couptry
as'-a. IaC.--
AZ bright aud t-'nSs tua'
... F..u.r have the true conception or
rfb.s br..o4s, venture pans
........., y .,,,s-.
ls "e'' IS -' '~''.-
-l1 v. i0rsase Che track TOT So"l'
...-..q7s rr5 r-sgt rider argues, do
--......,.sl racing for
o.. ..oN -s--
cash prizes .1 proper '.-A-'
-I E.urs." bs SAID, "tna sentiment
.. -..s.t.v for professional racing
u.............-.,. ia .-..f.f,ed most
.-......-,..r rrst sort is
....t n vsv were
$3.50. .,es, B riders
.-..- +.1-rsr tts
.. ...-.....r,,,y i'm
r....., 1-, w,s
.......... ~. -
$50 ....trg
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
RtAL EsrArG nA@<sr

q rk Books office.
Fol,owiog IS the daily list ~ deeds in
fee left for record at the Office Of the
County C,erk:-
Dsed made October %, 1894. by Sam
uel h Ka>'ey TO James 3. Csrnahsn,
for Ion No - and fraction OF lot No.
20 "a See y OF Greenwood cemetery.
cemetery. Consideration, $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
1855 ,EAL rRukEN.


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w January T.
.' zoe imperial
Fth.-. writes fe.oi'Vr>
-Io A. Dt' .u Ibls c.tf,
@'.->s '1t 'l..'.n luat
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t'','S''S anS '",.- OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

SALT RHEUM often appears u ~, ,na
vsathsr attacklar the palms OF tne
hands ard other parts VI VIZ hIood
Hoods SarsapsriIis, the efsA' 'OO
purlfjer. cures salt rbeum-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

TuE Hobo song, composed by JOS
Hail, sf this city, will b. sung by Wal
f.r Jones. compdian OF Rlce's success
ful extravagsHza, "l49s."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
accidentally while trying to cross the
river II necessary.


ALBANY, \. Y, January 70 -Bicy-
c.'sti who nave mania for riding at
ulI speed tnroGgh the streets of any
city or town In this State will have &c
put their brakes down hard II the bill
Introduced by AsSembIymsn Thompson
becomes law. Tnis Oili provides that
90 person shall ride bicycle on any
street OF a corporation at a greater rate
OF speed than ten miles an hour, and
prohibits bieyclists from riding on side
walks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
RES SUITS AT NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, La, January l2.-
Thirty hrst day Crescent City Jockey
Club winter meeting. Weather hne,
track heavy, attendance good. First,
six tur.Ougs, Watda I. l:2l1< Second,
SIX iurlOngs, q B. Cox 1921. Tsird,
SIX fur.ougS, Cora l:2l. Fourth, one
and 0nr-s Xternth miles, Marcel 300
Fifth, i've furlOngs, Festival 1907.
Following are the entries at New
Orleans for January IA: Fist race, "A
mile selling, Ernaud %, Nscedah 100,
Madden, Sauuet lO4 eacn. Klndora,
Ben Wilson, Dearest 1u7 each, Bji
White, Ep~taG, Auionla, Rally, Cam
den lI0 each, Il Henry III. Second
race, mile Sehug, Adjusler lO2, Baby
Bill, Billy Mch~rZie 1O4 each. MoIlje
NJ, Mtzzltiut 1O5 each. Oh N 100, L ke
Hardy lOT, CoutesJ, Diamond Dick 10
csco. Lester Ill, Francis Pope 1l2,
Melody PA Vuird race, q mile sell
ing, Cora Mia 1o2 Maggie Morris, Ada
Ely 100 each a..uw Eve, Luke Short,
La GuiaUpp Iu- e.. ac6 Satn l03,
Dr. Work, CH-Ulus lO4 eSch, JOun
Cycha los, Fer.rau lO7, Sir John lO9
Fourth race, WIlp, nancicsu, HIS
Honor 100, kraolnZ l06 Nearest lO2,
Wande u. Us, TrevIyu, Yemen lis
each, Bessie y chOls 10, b ac6 HawS
lO2 Lille Prutt IO4 FItn race, *
mue, selling, Viola c. 50, JHcko, Lay
Ga, lOl each. BIS, NcDuf 1O2, John
T., Denver, Pres> Connolly. lO4 each,
DOUGLAS, lOj. MaiRa, Grey Duke, OAK
Forest, Fakir, Tay.or Hayden, Ixton,
10- p.rh E4f0W Rt>r los
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Veno was
seen at his
rooms lass
night by 4
representa-
tive Of the
press, and
when Ask
ed to wuas
he owed his
great sue
q Q S 0 n
healing the
lex, h .
said
~ have
a / W a y 3
wi hin my
eariiestrec-
objection
had but ono
ambi ion,
and that to
reach tho
top OF the
ladder in
what / had
even atthnt
ddte select
ed as m Y
Profession
.nA uufnf.1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

Hoops PILLS are the best afiet'o.a-
ner pills; assist Digestion cure ~
ache. CSC.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10

be had in prime condition during mid
summer, or at time when the atmos-
pheric conditions are most unfavora-
bic to the development of best quail
ties il, turnips. 1t must be grown
quickly, in good soil, and used while
young and tender. good specimen
OF the White Vienna, we grow it at
Wood blanks, Is shown in the accompa-
nying picture. We prefer this variety
Tor Improved ImperiaD to the later and
larger large white" with it's com
paratively much larger leaves and
thicker leaf stalks. A common paper
of seed will be more than enough for
repeated sowings. and to supply an av-
erage family with kohl-ra hi during the
entire season. Sow thinly in drills, a
foot apart, You would sow turnips.
Thin to three or four inches apart, and
keep free from weeds, and soil we'll
stirred about the plants. If you hap
pen to have nitrate of soda (some gar
deners like ourselves are never with
out it}, scatter little of it, say a
pound two to the square rod,
broadcast over the ground when the
plants are still small. The applica tion
will help kohl-rabi we'll it does
ca bbages. Gardening.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10
Fertilizers for Hoed CropS.

The large amount of labor required
in cultivating hoed crops makes it all
the more important that they should
be pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
BILE, and also in ways that will not les
sen the moisture in the soil. For this
reason the concentrated fertilizers
containing available nitrogen are pref
cradle to sta bio manure. There is al
ways in coarse manure a great amount
of vegeta BILE matter which will only
rot " hen the soil is wet. Under the
furrow this manure holds up the soil,
creating air spaces which dry out both
the manure and soil SO that the manure
will not rot. The commercial fertilizer
furnishes nitrogen without making
the soil dryer. This often means with
a hocd crop the difference between
failure and success.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10
ABOUT BAD TEMPER.

Very Ofton It Is Accompanied ny Many
Sterling Qualities.
It may sound para1oxical to say SO,
but it is true. that the best people
sometimes have tho worst teinpcrs In
the same way. saints are often those
who have overcome the most sin. Per.
sons who feel deeply, whose sensioil-
tiles are keen and strong, rarely lind 1t
easy to maintain a uniform placid cx-
terror, and the struggle between their
passions and their caln1er wisdom =
often n terrific one. There are 9th 80
who never seem to be troubled-who
are amiable with an amiability THAI
it seems impossible to rutfse-who
never show any signs of irritation, but
are always equablc and cheerful. Such
persons arc doubtless much to be adj
mired, but their society becomes in
time not only exceedingly monotonous,
bat even exceedingly aggravating. Try
as VIC will, VIC cannot get them to show
fire. They are devoid of enthusiasm,
they are incapable of anger. Moth.
ing disturbs that serene stiffness,
which is certainly not the still
ness of death. A hearty quarrel
is an inpossibility. Whatever we
may do or say. they never get crosa
with us, or call us objcctiona BILE names.
All this is undcniably irritating. 1t II
quito refreshing to pass from the com
pany of one of these to warm, fuli'
bloodcd individual of susceptible pas
sions. It is a treat to feel that the hand
which grasps ours could, If need be,
strike hard. 1t may sound very pagan
ish to say SO, but we do love little
spice of human nature. Sturdy truth
and faithfulncss generally lie behind
come capability of honest anger. We
know. that those friends who Otter
s-ecm most cross and irrita bic are really
or stanchest and most reliable. No
trint bad temper in itself can ever b<
an admirable thing, but that it is otter
accompanied by very sterling qualities
It generally coexists with strength o
character and independence of spirit
Mean and trcacherous persons are fire.
quently amiable; butter will not mel
in their mouths, nor at their hearts,
Household Words.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10

It has been claimed that cholera in
fantun is unknown where the knitted
band is used.
The construction Is quite simple. An
idea of the shape may be formed from
the accompanying drawing. The tabs,
back and front, are pinned to the cloth
ing with safety pins, and the band is
kept in place. Cast on sixty stitches
and knit a strip In ribbed stitch, join
ing the ends, when the strip is largo
enough, and knitting the tabs on after
ward. The first bands are quite small,
but larger ones can be made as tho
child increases in size. They can and
have been worn up to two years of age.
"A. Olivia Longacrc Wertman. in
Home Queen.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10
aX1nDNRhRAI|h|MIin1K1|ADBlMnE|lNR|Ell
Observation-Disclosures
A FRINGED CENTER-PIECE.

doilies is to make a largo leaf or flow.
cr, n pansy, for instance, and draw the
pattern on linen. Then buttOnhole
stitch around the edges, and cut out
close to stitching. This leaves per-
feet pansy shape. stitched in pansy col
ors, and u dolly large enough for pep
per and salt cellars. A lovely one seen
recently was an oak leaf worked in the
shades Of an autumn leaf. One fourth
yard of satin damask (cost twenty-five
cents) will make four of these.
hemstitched lunch cloth with pink
roses embroidered around inside of
stitching is very dainty. A large hem
stitched tray cloth had marguerites
embroidered in opposite corners which
looked almost as natural as their living
sisters.
There is no check to the imagination
In doing this dainty fancy work, but
tho variety now shown by the large
stores would almost lead one to think
that there was nothing LETT to be
thought of.-Prairie Farmer.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10
DRIVING AWAY FLIES.

OIL Of Lavender Is Tar Moro Serv1ccabls
Than Screepo.
81 never use window screens" said
wise houseleeper the other day, ''be-
cause have fancy that they shut out
all the afr in hot weather, and besides,
they serve to keep the flies in the house
equally we'll as to keep them out"
but never see fly in your house,"
said her friend. GLOW do you manage
it? For my part, 1 must confess that,
screens or no screens, my summer
means one long battle with the little
pests
My remedy is very simple one,"
said the good housekeeper, land l
learned it years ago from my grand
mother, when l used to watch her put
ting punches of lavender flowers around
to keep the flies away. My method IS
simpler. 1 buy five cents worth OF oil
OF lavender at the drugstore and mix it
with the same quantity of water. Then
1 put it in a common glass atomizer
and spray it around the rooms wherever
flies are apt to congregate, especially in
the dining room, where sprinkle 1t
plentifully over the table linen. The
odor is especially disagreeable to flies.
and they will never venture in its
neighborhood, though to most people it
has peculiarly fresh and grateful
SMELL
II shall certainly give it a trial." said
the other woman.-Philade1ph Press