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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Swiss firms, have entered into con.
tract with tho Japanese war otIico 10
supply sufficient number OF watches
for one to BIO given TO every soldier who
has served In the campaign when the
mikado reviews his victorious troops at
the close OF the war. Tho watches,
which will take the place Of war medals,
arc to cost 81 % apiece.
Joseph Elmore, n country youth, has
completely broken up n gambling den
in Charlottesville, Ind. Ihs sharpers
got him into tho place. expecting to get
his money from him. but lie was too
much for them. lilo won all, and rs tho
house refused to cash his chips he lad
them all arrested and fined.
AT Crawiordsyillc, Ind, wedding
party waI driven homo from the depot
In a sleigh, 10 which was attached ten
horses. Tho telegram giving notice OF
tho arrival, directed that they BIO met
by sleigh and tin horns, and tho re-
cipient road ten horses for tin horns.
Miss Nettio Desmond, aged seventeen
years, found railroad trestle burning
neat Wcllston, O., aud tagged IN mp.
preaching train, carrying 100 miners,
including her father and lover, lust in
time to prevent its destruction.
A billiard room in Now York has
set OF pool balls made OF cast steel.
They are imported from England aud
are just the same weight as ivory balls.
The cost in England was eight shillings
each.
The longest continued cataleptic
sleep known to science, was reported
from Germany in 1920. the patient hav-
ing remained neutrality-suspicious. for
four and a half months.
The word humbug ia OF Irish origin
and means soft copper, worthless
money. 1t was originally applied to the
money issued by James II ut the Dublin
mint.
An intoxicated PhiIadelphian con-
yulsed q street car full Of people by lift
ing his hat to q Chinaman and saying
in uncertain tones: 10 me offer
sheat, madame"
A six-ycar.old coaster at Durcannon,
Pa, dropped with her sled..twenty-' five
feet over a precipice on to the frozen
creek below and escaped uninjurod.
There are, in tho Japanese belief,
aome sons OF men with two. three, four
or moro souls. but to mono do tho gods
permit more than nine.
The metals which have been proved
by astronomical science to exist in tho
sun are iron, sodium, nickel, copper,
zinc and marium.
A ranchman in Contra Costa county,
California. has his farm stocked with
about 100000 frogs for the city mar.
ket
The screw alone Of an Atlantic liner
costs about 100000.
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A ranchman in Contra Costa county,
California. has his farm stocked with
about 100000 frogs for the city mar.
ket.
The screw alone Of an Atlantic liner
costs about 10000.
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Tho horticultural society.

A circular issued by President IIiehlo,
announces tho meeting OF tho State
horticultural Society at Morguntown,
on tho Goth, Olaf and 22d OF February.
In addition to number OF i'm.
portant naporu that will DO road,
thoro will DO nm interesting OK.
hibit OF fruits, &c, which will provo IN
attractive feature of tho convention.
The. State Sheep Breeders and Wool
Growcrs' Association and tho Dairy
mons Association will mcet a. tho
same place.
Considerable business OF Importance
to those interests in Wost Virginia will
DO transacted, aud it Is hoped that tho
mootinga will be largely attended. 4
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Better Than Messages.

Tho news that the gold reserve in
tho treasury is now down to S56, 900, 900,
the lowest notch ever reached, and that
within 4 week the remainder OF tho gold
may all DO withdrawn. is causing tho
public to roalize tho gravity of tho
situation. II is said by the Washington
correspondents that tho feeling prevails
that Congress may be frightened into
taking some action.
1t Is also said that tho President will
probably send message to Congress on
the subject. which moves the Pittsburgh
Dispatch to romark that
Messages will not save tho situation. II the
President hs,i backbone enough to order tho
tenders In the reserve fund, and TO stop paying
congressional expenditures when there arc no
funds outside tho reserve 10 pay them, II would
do moro good than an encyclopedia OF messages.
Thnts where tho trouble seoms to
lie--in tho Presidents lack OF backbone.
1t has been shown already in his failure
to throw Carlisle out OF tho cabinet.
Tho secretary has repeatedly demon.
atratcd his inability to manage the
financial department Of tho govern.
mCnt. sa
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partially and in busincus.liko way.
The Republican majority has started
out we'll In tho work Of organization Of
tho new city legislature.


To h Editor OIL Iateliosasr
SlE-Will you please, through your paper, OK.
plain tho object OF Senator MotEAua bllI In the
matter 81 Nicaragua canalf Il the government
TO pay tho bonds Tor stoct holders and then guar.
aniee to pay interest and principal that may be
dciaulted by tho stockholders without any
share III profits that may hcdruOf lftho k0VGfn.
nent must guarantee these bonds why not build
II and have cntiro CONTROL suggest that the
government ,i make arransc,ncnt with Nicaragua
each side Of the route aud then take control OF
MI oonvies In the states aud build II With them
you would thus draw At least $1,000 cunylcu
who compete with FREQ labor and employ them
III tho bost manner, TO my mind. possible. We
have the navy that could transport them With.
out any additional cost They would DO better
orthan in the pen, aud the lettering influence
would be beneficial TO tho rising generation.
January 81, 1895.
Tho Nicaragua canal bill, which
passed. tho senate last week. provides
that $4,000, 900 Of tho company's bonds
shall DO guaranteed or endorsed by tho
United States, In return for which tho
government receives s70,oo0.0oo Of
stock. Tho language OF that section Of
the bill provides that "a distribution
aud disposition Of the capital stock OF
the said Maritime Canal Company Of
Nicaragua shall BIO made by tho onlcers
OF tho company as follows, to.wit:
First. Seventy million dollars OF tho
capital stock Of said company at tho par
value thereof shall DO issned to the
United States in consideration for its
guaranty Of tho bonds OF tho company,
as provided in section OF this act, aud
tho said stock, so TO DO issued, shall BIO
full paid and nonnsscssable, and shall
DO deposited in the treasury Of the
United States aud shall become tho
property OF tho United States."
Tho concessions from Nicaragua and
Costa Rica last for nine,y.niuo years.
after which tho canal becomes tho
property Of these countries, but tho con.
ce,aions can BIO renewed for another
nine.y.nine years il desired.
Our correspondents suggestion re.
garding the labor to be employed on the
canal certainly possesses the merit OF
novelty, but 1t can hardly DO regard.
ed as practicable. 1t may be incident
ally remarked, in this connection, that
an amendment to the bill providing that
all laborers employed on tho work
should DO citizens Of the United States
aud tina. eight hours should constitute
days work, was rejected.
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sHoEs-ALExaNDER.
WE DO THE LATTER |!

Bcnentlng our customers IN two ways:
First. by giving them unhcard OF pficoS ON
what odd thugs wG llayo now, aud sec
Ondly. by showing nothing at tho begin
ming Of tho next season but now and dealr'
able shapes.
lfyOu want ShOcS now, aud We have your
size. we will glyo you thOes from 0So TO
o. on that sold for 81 Is to 50 90.
Wod like TO have you sec thcm, Ike 10
have you buy thom. Wo'll give you chances
on the Plano Just tho same rs. on regular
goods.
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A8SOl1 JTEENp PURE

and ilno warp wools, with medium at IS
a20c. Lots not IN In quality aud staple
soil down from theso figures. For Xxx
Ohio washed leeces about l7c Is the
market, with choice Xxx and above rang.
ing up TO lSc. Low pulled woods arc In
good demand. Australian woods sell
vol at steady prices. 0thor foreign ilne
woods featuroloss. About 1000 bales
wool pelts arrived In Boston this week
-l,040 from South America and balance
from England.
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VAGARIES.

"Ei had the money" remarked Mr..
Weary Watkins, "ju know what I'd do Z
I'd hire mo n. private car with real
feather beds on tho trucks, an travel
about in one blessed dream OF happiness
the year round. indianapolis Journal.
Bank Cashier-You'll have to be
identified before can cash this check.
Patrick Grogan-Begob, that's aisy
enough. Here's me Photograph rs l
had tuck in Jersey City lash. week.
Ye'd know mo anywhere by it.-Harlem
Life.
Miss Fan dc Sycklo-Who was it said
The hand that rocks tho cradle is the
hand that rules the world? Mrs.
S.rongmiud-I don't know. But, any
way, no one Pays rny attention to any,
thing said OF tho mon nowadays.-Puck.
Fond Observation-Disclosures. didn't l
hear you praying at bedtime for God 10
keep Willie Wigglcs from harm to-
night7" Little Clarence-"Yepl |
wanted him spared, SOS could lick tho
ssutlin' out OF him to-day."-Puck.
AcQuaintance-"Mr. Bullion, lie, mo
introduce my friend, Jones. Two Just
been telling him how you made your
pile" Mr.. Bullion (slightly deaf
"Glad to know you, Major Pyle."-
Chicago Tribune.
Flipiack-"1 met LOTTO on tho avenue
this morning. and as sho recognized
me her countenance fell" Peawick-
"Why so?" Flipjack.-"Bocause tho
pavement was slippery. Tho rodt Of her
fell, too."-Hdriem Life.
Girl iiokiacly)-rd like a place
whore I'll have everything l want,
nothing to do, and no one to boss me. /"
Clerk-This. miss, is M employment
office, not 4 matrimonial agoncy-TH TIL
Bits.
Sho-Tho subscriptions. you know,
arc entirely voluntary. lIe-Yes,
wondor how much wei! have to give?
PUCK.
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Hrnflsirrfi'E 10

81
Tho pas: week has shown moro nctiy.
ity. although tho tono OF tho marko, il
yet reported to BIO quiet. Boston'a sales
for tho week loot up 3,26O,5OO nounds
domestic and $4,000 pounds foreign.
whilo since January l tho salos have
boon l3,SGB,50O pounds Of foreign and
domestic, against 6.lG5,OO0 pounds dur.
ing tho same period in 1901. Tho 70.
ports IRON tho London snlo liuvo bcnn
stronger, and this, with tho good orde RI
takon for men's.wcar woolens, hns in
duced moro FREQ purchases. Values nro
no higher OH general limos of wool.
and the business doing has boon
at former ratos. Tho 'call Tor tori.
tory woods ms been good. tho above
sales not0d for tho wook including in
cxcc1s Of 2,00O,0DO pou nds OF wool grown
west Of tho Mississippi river. Tho
secured basis Is yet about SlaSic for
bsat lole oil strong staple, limo mod ium
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The selection OF Mr.. Jamou p. Max.
well as tho presiding officer Of tho acc.
.ond branch OF council was no mistake.
Mr. ala1wcll's parliamentary export
cnco vol cqnipa him to Gil the position
acceptably. aud tho IsrGLLiurScgn pro.
diets that ho will proforIn tho duties i'm.
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY.

/ MONTH
No 30 Sixteenth .....slS
No DDS Market street rooms ........-........ :
". Isl Aiiey =: rooms.
NO Is Twcuty.dith street .............
Ground fronting seventeenth and EIgh-
tccnth streets. will lease for long tenn
oil years. near terminal depot
~ - alc!
NO. y Seventeenth street, s rooms both
gases, hot water and ba,h.................. -
no. iVlo Main street, rooms, bath. gases.
nor wafer ana bath y
Northeast corne. Main and TEcnty.frst
bTeets ~ rooms ...........-... 30
No. 2lSI Main street. 1 rooms, both gases Sc. II
No ~ Twentieth street -
No. Of Seventeenth II
~, 80 x =, y
30 sSoS Alley
No. :sl9 Woods street. 81
30 lui Nineteenth .......,,,..,.,
No Crescent Place. rooms ,...................
nv ~,
RnlldinS In rear OF 1891 Market strcet....... 81
Store rooms Main and TwGnty.frst street
NO; so12 Main Street rooms............... 6 /.
Building corner Twenty.fourth aud Mar
ctslrccts. lately used rs a carriage fac
w! u
NO. 80! ShGpline street, rooms. ........... S
No. lsS Elizabeth Street, . roons............. S
No. 26et Chapline street
No. ~! Chapllne street. Office rooin......., 50
70 Sli6 Ghapline streets rooms............ 10 {
40 2'io Eoi Srcct........- Is
POSSESSION APRIL /.
No II Seventeenth street. -,
No. o33 Main street, both gases, hot water
anu oatn..".......... ,...............,,,,,,,, 20
No. l3l Fourteenth street 3
NO. iIo sixteenth II
No. 27ii EoG street Is
10. 1911 Wood street, 5 rooms ...,,,.,,.,..... g.
NO. y Twontie!h .,
FOR SALE
No. IS Thirty.hrst street.
Martins Ferry property adjoining C. L I
passenger depot. saloon and dwelling.
keal estate OF cvcry description.
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Dover, DEL, Jan. 25.-0ne ballot in
the senatorial fight was taken to-day.
1t resulted as follows: Higgins, 0; Wal.
colt. 10: Massey. 4; Addicks. g.
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.G!hesSutelhecncer
wuEELlNo. JANUARY as, 1898.

THE Daily IntclilGonesr will DO sent
from now until March ! for ono dollar. II
you want 10 keep posted on the doluss of
the Legislature send In your dollar Mt once.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.

Henry Clews' Weekly Letter on tho Treas.
ury situation and Wall Street.
Special Correspondent Of The Inieliyaesr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23

There 10 an item going the rounds TO
the effect that In an Idaho town there
Is . lodge Of the Farmers Alliance
which meris Monday nights. There is
only Que lodge room In the town. and
Tuesday nights II Is occupied by Knights
OF Pythiss. The president Of one Of
the sub alliances came TO town Tuesday.
aud seeing a light In the lodge room
concluded he would so over there. lie
gave the proper knock AT the outer
door. The wicket Was raised and an
car placed TO hear the pass word. Il
piow, ] hoe, l spade" whispered the Al
lance man The ear was replaced with
an eye, and Ia turn IL gave place 10 =
mouth. which whispered In reply The
HI you do and the wicket dropped
with . bang. The indignant farmer
shortly after met brother 20 whom he
told his tale Of Voc. why dod bum
it, WINS the sharp comment Of the
brother. "Them's Knights Of Pyihias
and you have gise'em our pass word
logged II l amt" was the response
but -tntghic1iing up-"darn EN-. I've
go; theirs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23
wA,hinsssa's n,sthsay.

Our merchants and citizens generally
observed washington's birthday by
closing their places of bushes and Alb
staining from their usual avocaiions.
ALany aags were nung to.the breeze As Il
reminder tina, there still fingered In the
breasts of a greaiful people feelings OF
love aud Kindness for the father Of their
country, the immortal Washington
The public schools observed the day
by appropriate exercises. Of literary
aud musical nature. which were calcu'
lated TO ins,,ll into the minds OF the
rising generation a deeper love for the
free institutions and grand republic
founded by Washington and his noble
band OF compatziois.
At r.. sherman the soldiers gave .
grand masquerade ball In the evening
which was largely attended and much
sub,yed. The ladies Of A. T. McRcy.
nolds Relief Corps. Of this city. fur.
nished q delicious luncheon for the &C,
castou.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23

II is said that Post Falls gentleman
went home the other evening about
two thirds full rs the boys would say
and immediately retired 10 his bed,
taking and umbrella with him. After
being comfortably tucked away he
raised the umbrella, when his wife
who is noted rs being quite scold -
exclaimed: John. what on earth are
you doiney- John replied: Trying
70 keep of the storm"
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BlrEYs AND PExsoyALs.

DIR. Mcpherson. dentist. Ceur d Alene
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing .
speciality nj the Pass Office.
There will be bap,ismal service at
the Episcopal church tomorrow at 10
4. m, and after morning service.
A number Of Knights and their ladit q
attended the X. Of T. hsii. at Post fallr.
last evening. They report a pleasan,
time.
Mrs. y. Il. Palmeter was taken sudden.
ly III last Monday evening and for a
time was In a critical condition. She
has almost recovered.
You should take advantage Of our
Chicago Inter Ocean offer without de-
lay. II Is the greatest offer ever made
by weekly newspaper.
The Spokane papers state that mar
rage license has been issued to Mrs
Mamie Kircheval. Of this city and W
J. Mcclure, Of Bonner's Ferry.
WIN. Pipkin came down from the III
camp at Lane station the fist Of tn
week. Pip says he likes dollar rs vel
rs the next one, but he don't care abou
wrestling with green ties.
On Friday evening next at the Pres
byterian church Prof. Webb's singinl
class will give u musical concert.
program Of choice selections will b
rendered and all lovers Of music shout
attend.
Black, the merchant tailor, has N
ceived new and complete line Of SAN
pies and Is prepared to make suits I
order at free trade prices. A at gual
antced In every case. Give him ca
II you are in need Of suit Of clothing
The case Of Nellie Mead. the woma
arrested last week for disturbing III
peace and for battery came up befo,
Justice Norris Tuesday when she plea
guilty to both charges and was fined
and costs amounting to ss6. She pal
the bill and departed.
The Fourth street water main burs
: ed last Saturday at the corner Of She
! man street and let all Of the water OF
, Of the reservoir before II could be.r
= paired. All day Sunday the peop
4 were skirmishing for water. The COT
!, pany put force Of men at work al
had the damage repaired by Sund'
evening.
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WIN sun Use Beard Fences.

The newspaper fraternity has been
badly left in the present session SO far
rs 1t concerns any protective or friendly
legislation. The craft. however. will
no, forget the efforts Of Representative
Hughes aud other members In its he.
half. The board fence aud telegraph
pole will still do business at the same
old stand in the way OF holding up legal
notices posted where they will do the
least good. - Boise Democract.
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II u ApSrspistsly Observed b. xsstssai
- LsAgs.

II u Appropriately Observed b. xsssAsas
Ledge.
Altday Thursday busy hands were at
work arranging and decorating 0. X.
hall for the Pythisn anniversary cele.
brati0a which took piacs In the even
Ing. When the work was completed
the hall presented very beautiful ap-
pearance. The decorations. consisting
OF shields and other emblems Of the or
der neatly arranged on the walls, TO-
getl,ex with the flsgs Of various nations.
the stars and stripes predominating.
and the two tables spread along each
side OF the room laden with escu-
lent dishes combined to make tempt
ing feast for both eyes and stomach.
The order Is 81 yesrs old, having been
founded in the year 1854. at Washing.
ton city. Tho evenings entertainment
opened with an overture by the Fourth
infantry orchestra which was followed
by IN address by the Chancellor Com
mander Of the lodge. Geo. H. Conner,
who gave brief history Of the order
Following ID the program.
observation-disclosures bceptre." ...................
....................-..tt an Intzntry Orchestra
Address by the Chancellor Commander.
..................-. .0oe. II. connof
Duet -''s~e The Pale N0oa.". ........-.-........,
...............Mr Mrs. Bns,su and Mrs Award
zithem BOio--.swttx~rs Farewell" ....----..-..'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23

The board Of county commissioners
Of Spokane county. WASH has let the
contract for the disposal Of corpses Of
the unfortnnates. who happen 10 die
paupers, 10 the Washington Cndersak'
ing Co. Tho firm agrees To pay the
county twenty five cents for each and
every corpse furnished. As there is nc
corpse fund provided for by law It Is
presumed this Ia another scheme e
raise money for the army post fund
shame on you. Sopkanc; TO allow pub
lie officials to traffic In the dead bodie.
Of your neighbors and citizens. II
shows TO what depths Of moral degre
dalton the town has sunk. No othe,
community In the United States woule
permit such disgraccful acts to be car
ried on In its midst.
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pNcWnsd IN the River.

On Thursday evening Of last week
Edward Liberty. while crossing the
C9ur d'Alenc river on the ice near
Lane station, broke through and was
drowned. The remains were recovered
the next day. Deceased came TO this
country from Boston about three years
ago with his parents and was highly
respected young man. lie leaves a
large circle OF friends.
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pALgNE Is a city Of 1910

~ population. beautifully situated on
alve northern xl,osr Of the famous Crur
d'Alene lake. II mi,cs eas; Of Spokane
on q tfanrh iinc OF the Northern Pacific
kk LINES Of strames1 make regular
trtps from this city up the lake 20 the
head Of navigation on The 81 jos and
Csrar !airnr rtscs. connecting nj Old
Mission with the railroad line Into the
gold. silver and lead mines. The city Ii
one OF tire most noted summer resorts
IN tho northwest. and 10 becoming more
popular each ycar. It's fishing. hunting.
boating and bathing attractions arc al
mua, limitl~ss. The finest L. s. mill.
txsy post In the west tfott shctman)
and tn magnificent forest park rescrva.
lion adjoin the city on the west The
country round about Is made mp Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine. iir. collar and tamarac,
snA the city 10 de.,incd 10 become a
manufacturing center for the products
OF these woods The business mcn and
residents arc catcrprising. and take
pride In making the place attractive.
There arc Ave church organizations -
baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian. Epis.
copai and Roman Catholic. Tho secrc,
orders are well represented by lodge
each Of Masons. Odd Fellows. knights OF
tythias. A.o.f, q. A. T.. and womcn's
Relief Corpa The city ID supplied with
.lersric lights. good watcr.works, an
elegant public schoo, building. sash and
door factory. two saw mills, two fiyt'
class hotels, boat building yards, etc
There arc yet good opportunities TO EN-
gage In lucrative business and Ia diver
Allied farming. Manufactures are par
ticulariy desired. aud arc offered extra
Inducements. The summers are ten
perate, with SUFFICIENT rainfall 10 insur'
abundant crops, while the winters ar
free from extreme cold. No better 10
cation for profitable investments or To-
securing ideal homes can be found Il
the northwest. There Ii ALWAYS vel
come here, among an excellent people
In beautiful region and IN incompar
able climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23

county o6ices.. and be deposited with
the clerk Of this board, on or before
April 8. 1916 n - o'clock m. Of said
day and on said -dste last mentioDed.
the board win proceed TO open said bids
and award the contract for said build.
ing.
Further ordered that the contract h
to include the moving Of two safes ~
referred to in the Specifications on die.
The board At this time proceeded to
select one hundred and ffty persons to
serve - jurors In the district court for
the year 1886; said persons 20 elected
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-23

An exchange says that minister re-
marked that mo newspaper which told
the truth and the whole truth could
succeed financially" And We say, by
way Of returning the complement. that
the minister who will ut all times tell
the truth about his his church members,
alive and dead, would not preach twice
In the same place. The press and the
pulpit go hand In hand with the white
wash brush. magnifying little virtues
into big ones. The pulpit. the pen and
the gravestone are great saint making
machines.