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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

There arc few more beautiful women
or popular singers than Miss Theresa
Vaughn, whose refined and exquisite
singing in the burlesque, "l492," will
long DO remembered in every commu'
nity, Her address is New York City, but
she Is known, respected and admired
from one end OF our country to the
other. and her strong endorsement OF
the wonderful curative powers oil Or.
Greeno's Norvura blood and nerve rom
edy and her earnest advice for the tired
out, the weak. tho nervous, tho rum
down and debiIitated, to use this grand
est OF all medicines, will DO followed by
everybody who needs a strengthening
and ih%viuorating remedy.
She tolls all TO use 1t, because ahe
knows it banisheS alI pain, cures tho
aching head and dragging back.ache, re'
stores tho o%ver.taxed brain, nerves tho
wenry limbs, strengthens the weak aud
shattered nerves, gives natural, re-
iro,hing sleep-in fact, makes all who
use 1t strong and we'll. The remedy Is
purely Vegetable and perfectly harmless
aud may be- given to infants, children
or the weakest invalids with positive
assurance Of beneficial results.
Hore Is what sho says:
''Tbo fatigue attendant upon public
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appearances has often caused tue Il
sutIer severely from nervousness, ant!
can ~truthiully say that | have found b.
G%rosne's Neryura an inialllblo rcnslL
was led into using 1t BY sOeinghn
daily use in the families OF my Ir.ht
and | can unhesitatinGly recommend
from nv own experience, to all ~
thoroughly reliable remedy for mem
Gia and nervous diseases Of all kinah
1t would certainly seem that lhR
such an endorsement BY a lady n
popular aud 80 widely known, no %.
who suffers in tho least from III hshh
could hesitate for q momenttO take hH
advice and sock the cure which IL sun
aud positive by using Dr.. Greeno'I Ssr
yura blood and nerve remedy.
1t Ia not a patent medicine, bat thl
prescription OF tho most successful pt
cialist in curing nervous and chroat
diseases, DIR. Greene. Of 20 Wet -Four
teonth street, New York City. lilo bn
tho largest practice In the world, Inl
this grand medical discovery 10 the II
suit Of his vast experience. The grsil
reputation Of DR.. Greene is a guurantA
that his medicine will cure, and thetia
that he a be consulted Of any tine
free OF charge, personally or by IOliel
gives absolute assurance Of the ben'E'
clal action ri this wonderful mHlltiSI
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DYSPEPSIA. INSOMNIA.


rum NC iN'ANt H"f'"''N' %f
Mr.. Isaac Hamburger Is 4 well known
cigar manufacturer aud tobacco dOalOr
nj 1925 East Baltimore street, Balti'
more, Md. Ho Is a hale, robust man
now, but a few months ago he thought
no was about to become u living skGle.
ton, II not 4 dead man. He now weighs
about 200 pounds, aud steps about his
factory as actively 40 do his "strlpper"
boys. Ills present condition is due 10
the use Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
which no considers tbs best medicine
in tho world for dyspepsia, losa Of appe.
lite, indigestion aud insomnia. When
a Herad reporter called on Mr.. Ham
burger no came jauntily in the store
from his factory, aud in speaking OF tho
pills said: "Ies, / have used DIR. Will
ans Pink Pills, aud eau choertully 70.
commend them. Some months Since"
he continued, lowing to confinement to
businossI hada attack Of dyspepsia, &C.
Companied by terrible and almost inCss.
SAINT heart burn and torpid liver. | tried
doctors and many remedies that friends
advised me to take, but found no relief
until | heard Of and used DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. / secured tivo boxes aud
began to improve perccptibly nfler TAX
ing few doses, aud when the five boxes
wero gone l was completely cured. II
you had soon me when | was sick and
compared my condition then with what
1t is now you would Join me in a song Of
praise Of tho marvellous merits OF Pink
Pills. am q living monument 10 their
efficacy in curing the maladios from
which | suffered. / weigh now nearly
200 pounds, sleep well, eat heartily and
digest nv food without any %inconven.
ionce and sleep as well as | did when n
boy after u romp before bed time. |
unheiitatinGly and with confidence In
| their curative and invlgOrating qualities
| recommend tho Pink Pills TO all suffer.
era and should | be 30 unfortunate as 10
DO sick again l hhGllget another supply"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in q
condensed form, all tho elements necoa'
sary to give new lilo and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are also u specific for troubles
peculiar to females, such as suppress.
sions, irregulatitiesl and oil forms oil
woGkness. They build. up tho blood,
aud restore the glow OF health to pale
aud snllow cheeks. In mon they effect n
radical euro in all cases RriainG from
mental worry, oVer.worlt or GEcn'soi Of
whatever nature. Pink Pills nre sold
in boxes tuoyer in loose bulk at 90
cents a hox or ak boxes Tor - 80, and
may bs had Of all druggists, or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Com.
pnny, Schenectady, y. Y,
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Tins ia tho day otanti.tliis, and anti.
that, but what people Mood most nova.
days To-, tho anti.billoil medicine, Sim.
mons Liyor Regulator, the King oil
Liver Medicines, aud better than lills.
"l hnvo used no other nnti.blliiuuR rom.
cdy for six years and know from cXpcr.
i6nco that for lalics OF a COnatinalel
habit nothing equals i."-Laura "
Ctnig. EllOnbnry. Elm.
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LONDON, Nov, 1.-The Pail Mall Ga,
2otte'a correspondent at Rome A.tele'
graphs that Baroness Gina Sobrern has
obtained q divorce from T. W. Wilcox,
the Hawaiian revolutiouisE, upon the
ground that the latter imposed upon her
prior to tho marriage, by representing
that no was the heir to tho throne Of
Hawaii. whereas no WINS tho sou OF a
carpenter and n KannkH woman,
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
cnBo7 relieved IN ak hours by tho "NEw
GUAR SourlI AMEucAH KfDSGY CURG"
This now remedy IL a great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promplnega In
relieving pain In tho bladder, Kidneys,
back aad nVory part Of tho urinary pass.
ago In male or female II relieves to.
l]Cntion Of walor aud pain In passing II
almost immediately II lyon want quick
rollel and euro Lhis Ia your remedy,
Sold by Il II. list, druRgIst, Wheeling,
w, Va.
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THE ROUND TABLE
Consisting of the snpsrinssndsnss
and tho Principals
Of WESTERN VEST VIRGINIA

And Eastern ohio, Hold a PruGnbIa
Two pays' ses.Ioa at stoabanrlI
ohlO-Mauy oasssIoas OF I9tSrelt
DIscusscd-Tns Next Meeting of the
Organization wan bo Held In
whOeilus-rhouzh tho Attendance
Was 40, Large, tho Sessions We're
Very Full OF EnthuslaSm.
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Tngng arc many good reasons why
Won should use Ono Minute Cough
euro. There arc no rcasnns why yon
should not, II In mood Of hUlp. Tho only
harmless rOiuGdy that produces immo.
dlatU results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, b. 4. Peabody, Donwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Aors at once, never fails. Ono Minute
Cough Cure. a remedy for asthma,
and that iovorish condition which nc.
companion u soraro cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces imme.
diato results. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, b. +. Peabody, Bonwood,
aud Bowie &Co., Bridgeport, o. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

FHTTII0IVTU TTNN
when Senator Brico, who Is now sea-
ing Ohio through a car window, came
across General Bushnell and cx'GoyOr'
nor Foraker the othor day, he called
the general governor aud tho ex.goVer.
nor senator. This liltle pleasantly for4-
casts tha situation. After slacIIon DAY
the senator from Wall street need not
joko about tho ti.lss They will be
facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

ciiaDo htr Qeus
Pre,iden, Harrison during tho hrst
tWo yslrs Of his administration pAid OF
over 500, OOO.O 900 Of tho public debt.
Grover Cleveland during his 1rit two
ysara increased il Sl6i,0ll,01O, and gave
English gold bugs q 100000 boRus 20
watch the treasury aud keep its gold
surplus FROM vanishing,
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Jinks-"To.day / pleased a pretty
woman by telling her that a certain red.
faced, s%nub.nosoi, ~bald.headed mortal
looked like her" Winks-"Get out!'
Jinks-"The roi.iaced, snub.noSed,
.%bald.headed mortal was her first baby"
-Nsw York Resklh
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The best ualve in the world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rlionm, fever
sores, tottsr, chappod hands, ohiIblains,
corns. aud all skin eruptIons, and posi-.
lively cures piloa, or no pay required.
Ills guarautcad to give perfect sGtisiac.
tion or money refunded. Prico %
csntu por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

~ am dreaming. yes, dreaming, Of
thool" said the young man who insists
on trying to sing,
"OIaries," said his lrlOnd, cts very
bad habit you have"
INhat is2" was the inquiry that in.
terrupted the song.
"HaIlooing in your sloop."-- Washing.
Ton Star.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

The bss, way 70 reform the sultan Of
Turkey iI 70 mako I, impossible for him
not n reform. Il il Maxim gnns and
not theory Nhish impre'l the reasoning
poNem III lhe sultan.
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The Benefit of tho Doubt-Matron-
Now, Is this novel u dt ono for my
daughter to read? Bookseller-H'm.
We'll, c%andidly, madam, / think 1t n
book OF doubtful morality. Matron-
Well, III take it. Most Of those I've
road lately have been Of undoubted i'm
morality.-Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

SAY, why don't you try Dc Witrs Lit.
Ito Early RiaerS? Those IittlO pills cure
headache, indigestion aud constipation.
They're small, but do tho work. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, w. Va. b. /. Poa-
body, BonwoOd, and BoWiO & Co.,
Bfiugepurt, U. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Something Wrong--It was a very cold
morning, and Bobbio can't rushing into
the houso very much excited. "Mom.
msr," he cried, "there's something the
matter with mo. Please send for tho
doctor. I'm breathing foGl"-Harpers
Round Table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

PHILADELPHIA hqrr,r.
An advanced woman advises tho new
woman 20 rthrow herself into tho
breach and insist upon equal rights,"
Why, blpas you, tho now woman is do
lug mnch moro than this already. She
Is throwing herself into the brooches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

NtO York Mad aud Rsnre'.
An insane man has been arrested In
the treasury department ut Washing
ton. This may explain many things in
connection with tho department. that
have puzzled Us for m0nLhs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

N wish" said tho Wandering PHI.
grim, arising from tho track to permit
tho Lightning express To pas, III wish /
were ono Of those oarly closing move.
monla. They never work. Uni0rSttyo Of
Uirhit1n UrinEr
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cURnrNr COMMENT.

GLr5' HtnE
Hths rslrlgosi baisssa the United
States aad Great Britain on accoaat Of
the Venezusisa AFFAIR become mneh
more sen9asly strained, New York CiIy
will BE- compelled 20 tako liles.
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pioH pnCE ItrhIn. pne,

gYufroHs Co. M1ltiuri ininnso itohlue ani
hlnJihN most ~ hlBhli worse NY scratching. II
bleed aud ulcerttr,G becoming ycry sore
swAYHEs OiyflESt stops tho ilChlnl aud
bleeding. heals ilCantlpn, aud In mot uitct rt,
move, tho tdmota AZ dtngsliti, OF by mail, Tor
tOccntS Ut. 5SaynB & Aon phllndolplill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
Witty sALLIEs.

Lawyer drawing wilIl-"YOur estate
is much smaller, cir, than is generally
s%npposed." Sick Man-"Yesi but keep
that quiet till after the funeral. want
good show Of grlef.ssrickun mourners."
-7t.Bis.
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Washington tar.
Unle,s come CHANGE 10 tho drift Of
things occurs the lynching question will
bo big enough to appear as q political
issua.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

A great many Democratic iarmOrs
will vote the straight Republican ticket
this fall Tor personal %roa'on', n Of
which is tho fact that wool is selling in
OHIO to-day for about halt what II wai
worth before the passage OF the present
tariff lnB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
JOS.HORNE& AGO.,
Pam Are. and Filth St, Pittsburgh.
Sale Of
Fine Silks.
SATURDAY. HoV. 2, 1895.

Values beyond anything
ever offered in this vicinity,
as follows:
Fancy BrocheT affetas in all
the desirable shades, the 75c
kind, at
soc yard.
Striped and Chene Broche,
such values never before
shown, prices were sl,25, at
88c yard.
Onelot Lyons Novelty Silks
in individual pattern lengths,
colored, at
$I.95 yard,
reduced from SIS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RROoKslDE,
- WEST VIRGINIA.
Attitude g,il1 foot, whotl rp;t eau DO fOhnh.
How many people AFRO wondering whore they can
10 Tor the summer 10 fe1llh lhelr health anu
strength and md The proper condition aud sur
r0indinEL SOWhef0 boilCr than nj BfODkylln
lcr pure air, grand Views. beautiful drives fic
lhwiit hcmlnGk groves md 4 nlclutO!guo trout
brook running through tho place. Black blss
IN Tho Cheat Latpc rooms " glyO you most &c
fruits nnl vegetables aud wholesome cooking.
swimming pool. iunnlJ bowling bllllqtd. tatlbt,
rfo1uCi aud splendid livery attached Ten
miles from oakland aud Door Iatt. Ton cot
For dBtOtlpllyo circular. etc. address
4. PRESCOTT Wight,
JyG Bronk,liN w Va
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Wonen's Eiderdown House Wrappers, Out
Ing Cloth Night Gowns for women and
children, all sizes. Mems Outing Cloth
Night Shirts-aIl especially desirable toT
cold weather.
- Don't forget the great inducements our Drapeyy
Department offers to all buyers. Something nc"
every day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-21
The business of posterIty.

eff it hadn't been for you" observed
the shade of Napoleon, accosting tho
shade of the Duke of Wellington, "the
world might have been mine
THAT is true" the shade of the Iron
Duke complacently replied 81 must
confess that was too many for you
"And yet, the emperor continued,
"look here.
Together they leaned over the cloudy
battlements.
Observe" Napoleon said, with q
broad, downward sweep of his arm,
thousands of books, millions of maya
zines, portraits my own mother wouldn I
recognizable whole world talking Ma
poleon."
"And what of me:" the duke said.
We'll" Napoleon patronizingly re-
turned, "now and then you are men
toned. In foot note maybe"
Refiectively stroking his high shout
dered proboscis, the Duke of wellington
turned sadly away.
And to think" he muttered bitter
~, THAT I should be responsible for
this mans greatness. Waterlooloo ]
was New York Recorder.
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@44 AYs
A Strange Story.

He was most remarkable man Ev-
cry one admitted that His neighbors
looked at him with admiration as he
passed them on the street.
There goes Bowers, one Of them
would say i'll tono that showed tho re-
spect i'll which he was held.
Wonderful man," another would
add. II never knew his equal"
His wife, too, was regarded in the
same light She seemed to be considered
almost curiosity. People heard of her
and marveled at the stories told.
'No such case was ever heard of be-
fore, they said. "And with two chill
dren too 1t is hardly credible"
The fame of the couple travelled and
they became known and reyered in 9th
er neighborhoods. They We're used as
beautiful examples of what it was pos
siblc to do They were treated as if they
were superior beings, who alone had
solved problem that had persistently
worried the wisest men of the nine
teenth century.
And why?
Because they lived, with their chill
dren, i'll IL top fiat and still held the
friendship of the people i'll the fat i'm
mediately below them. New York Her
aid
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They tell this story about an electric
line which runs i'll city i'll the south
ern part of the state, but which might
be the North Pennsylvania street line
The car was leisurely coming along
when woman ran out and hailed it.
The car stopped and the motorman asked
her if she was going into town.
"No, I'm not going" she said, "but
want to send i'll a dozen eggs. have
only IL, but the old hens on the nest,
and if you III wait little while I'll
have the dozen.
The car waited indianapolis Senti-
mol
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-21
HARVEST BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE.

EIFTY.FlNE ACRE FARM, MILES FROM
Roanoke, % acres In clear, balance in original
timber, watered by five springs and and
branches, three tenaments and three barns. 500
one third cash.
Eighty -four acre, improved land near Hollins
sixty acres bottom land, watered by springs and
branches, 100 bearing fruit trees, seven room
frame dwelling and good barn and out buildings,
Sc .5c0 one third cash.
Fifteen acre garden farm, i've miles from Roa-
noke, crop growing, four room dwelling and
stable, $1,000, onethi.d cash.
Fifty acre farm, twenty-five acres tillable.
balance In timber, hue fruit farm, three room
cottage, $780, $50 cash, balance to suit
One Bedford county farm, IT'S acres, ninety
acres In heavy timber, thirty acres fine bottom
land, all we'll adapted to clover and grass, well
watered, four room dwelling with necessary out
buildings, good neighborhood, S2,5OO, one-third
cash, or will exchange for good city property.
Store and room house. northeast part OF civ.
can be bought for $3.50. Easy terms
Rare bargain In six room house in southeast.
SSoO. Small cash payment and balance easy.
Special bargain eight room house. corner lot
in southwest, $1,000 Small each payment and
easy terms; alfo large list of houses to rent.
T. &. B. HARTSOOK Be- CO..
MARKET SQUARE
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chine, to break steers, to attract the at
tention of Il boil to butcher turkey, to
repair fence, to fasten y door, to dis
cipline child, to make a skirt hang
properly, or TO start a bally horse, but
when You iabOcd it through the roast
you outraged every principle IF propricty
Young man. Wherever art and appetite
clash, there you will find woe, there
You Will find heartache and redness of
eyes. l would not be surprised to know
that You E.ay, rs o resalt CT this net, go
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-21
Charlningly Original.

An exchange reports an interesting
and suggestive bit of conversation be-
tween two young ladies.
What perfectly charming and orig
inal person Mr. Blather is" said one.
What has he said or done now?"
asked the other
why, he had n seat in crowded
street car yesterday afternoon, and when
I got i'll he looked up from his paper
and bowed. '-Youth's Companion.
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R HE:UM At Sm

If VOL want to buy or cell house. horse,
Al AOO COW, anything, try THE TIMES
onc.ccnt-a.word column. 1t will do the WORK.
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Cheerful Reflection.

by not smoking cigars, said Uncle
Allen, who was in contcmplative
mood, Il suppose I have saved in the
last 30 years not less than So, 900, and
the Young fellow that's going to inherit
my money will probably spend that
$1,000 for cigars inside Of ten years. -
Chicago Tribune
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mel.
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Obvious.

"How'll 1 charge this bill for cleo
trio lighting:" asked the new clerk
The head bookkecper looked ut him
contemptuously and answered, ITO cur
rent expenses of course. "-Washington
Star.
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TIE ROANOKE TIMES, FRIDAY. JUNE p, 1895.

down t> an old maids grave 8. : am
very glad that you like my literary work,
and that all you have achieved in life
YOU owe to my helpful words It is
great work. Patti, but 1 like it Oh, I
like 1T 4. l would advise yo1 to either
consult physicians or some good barber
III regard to your beard, or if you live i'm
the country you might let it go and col
or it some nice shade to match the car
pet. s. Tho beautiful beetle from the
tropics TO which you alludc, sometimes
worn as an ornament, with n delicate
gold Chain attached, is very quaint
style of decoration, but, as you saw.
when it falls into ones SOUP at n han.
4uet, or gets into fight with your
neighbours beetle in church, and you
have to call OH the pastor to- come and
separate them, it becomes wholly un-
worthy OF one who is trying to live an
earnest life.
bad berth ON an Atlantic steamer
once under one occupied by a beetle i'm
porteS from Yusatan. He, had $50 Of
these delightful insects in tin can,
which he kept IN his berth 0n account of
the warmth.
a. little oversee of them got loose the
frst night out of New York and called
upon me in my berth.
Quite number Of prominent states
men had given mo large. damp dinner
before sailed, and when awoke in the
magning, with darting pains through
this massive skull, and saw these gigantic
and gaudy bugs passing the time of day
with each other on my chest I made a
great big. joint resolution, and am
keeping that resolution up till yet
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when She First Appeared.

81 cannot deny it, Adam, " said Eve.
I'm the new woman. But I don't wear
boomers Chicago Tribune
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ADVICE TO VIOLET.
BILL NYE REPLIES TO A NEW volt
AN" WHO is IN TROUBLE.

And Advises Her TO Wait and Yesrn-Oth-
Correspondents From Various Pre-
cincts Arc Given tire Glad Hard and En-
structcd Oh Etiquette.
Copyright, 1895, BY Edgar w Nyc.l
As result of last weeks replies on
the matter of etiquette, over 500 ques-
tions were received ut the lDme office
this week, and the matter is becoming
serious But the signs are hopeful. One
can see that not only do our readers yearn
for u more durable and elegant code of
good manners, but that they are already
learning where to go for same without
fear Of disappointment.
l regret that 1 have only space for tho
answers to II few of these, and not even
room for the questions or one-hun-
dredth part of them.
Violet, Enlporia, KanL-You should
not grievc over tho loss of your tiance-
AS you say, he no doubt heard in some