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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
THE UNIVERSAL.

Written for the Inie'iictnctr
The ray OF light which trembling file.
Across the space hand may span
Is part OF that which neycr dies,
Immortal as the soul OF man.
Cndyng as the human SOUL
beyond the stars It res,cth never,
But, while ctcrnitics shall roll.
That ray ot'light goes oil forever.
The charities this lie may give
Become Immortal aud sublime,
For deeds OF hope and love shall live
Through nil the endless sweep OF time.
The heart which beats with strength OF youth
Shall know not death. il Is n part
OF that celestial, deathleS truth,
The Universal Human Heart.
o. Aristotle, didst thou teach
To men wisdom pure aud high.
And say: Though death shall como 10 each,
The Universal shall not diet"
Frt,ao. ColifornfH. .lIu. maxwell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
TO RECOVER. WAGES.
Tin Pinto Strikers Will Sue tho Apollo Ir
and Steel CompSny,

Tin Plato Strikers Will Sue tho Apollo Iron
and Steel Company.
PITrsBURGH, Dec. 3l.-The strikers at
tho Apollo and Leechburg tin plate
plants are preparing to enter suit for
their wages under contracts signed with
the Apollo Iron and Steel Company and
Kirkpatrick L Co., owners Of the plants.
Tho contracts were to govern the wages
Tor ono year, and after they had been
in force four months tho firms reduced
wages. The workmen refused to accept,
and will now try to recover their mon y
under tho contracts. The wages Of 9, ZOO
men for eight months nre involved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
.RINEHART g. TATUM,2
Crr BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 90. tdeSll Room No, e.
FOR Said.

House rooms and hall. Slst street. in splen.
did order, 81 COZ. Il1g !
House, i rooms: large stable and lots Pc
ninsuiar addition to East Wheeling. VIII sell
part or all cheap.
House. ) rooms lot e5xloo feet, Lind street
Belvedere. very easy terms. $751;
House. rooms. brick. Main St, 5th ward, 81 $50
House, 4 rooms, brick, Jacob street. 4th ward.
sl.s0o. 50
House, rooms and hall. Park View. lot loox
LIS feet easy terms. sl,7S.
House, rooms. 9TH st. lot 2jIl0o steet sl.7oo.
Double house; 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island.
easy terms, Se,50l - Is
House, 9 rooms, South Huron street. Island.
with largo lot s2e0o.
House. : rooms and hail. Market street. DO Z,
twcca It'll and Sth streets, easy terms S27oo
House. rooms, corner lot Ath street. easy
terms. 81. 100. g.
Double house. rooms, Coal street. lst ward,
$1,000. -
fioiisc. rooms and hail, with large lot, 18th
street, SS.GQ).
House, Srooms, Charles street. easy terms. s751.
House 5 rooms. baltimore street. East Wheel
Ing. easy terms, Sl.0ol
House. rooms, 18th street, oa'y terms. ss,o.
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eoit. street
5th ward Sl,650
House, rooms, brick la,h street, cheap, s,..5O.
House, 10 rooms, brick. with large LOT, 18th
House. rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward, easy
terms. Sl.s01.
House. rooms. Wood street 9Th ward, sl,4oo
House, [; rooms, 9th street $1,000.
House rooms. Wood street. Sth ward, SlS5o.
Pine finished house. rooms and hall Park
View. lot l0oxl75 feet For short timc only,
Sl.S00.
Splendid house, rooms and hall Lind strcot
Bclvedcre. $3.50
House, rooms. brick, Market street, Centro
Wheeling. cheap, $1,000.
Lots on Lind street. Eelvedcrc, $50 aud SIS
each
Three loa In Park View. cheap. ~
Business property on Market street At nodce
ate price.
nal cState
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
TO LET.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT.

ST ..... MONTH
No. l2i Alley II. stable %
No. ~ Twentieth IL 90
No. sos Alley 90
No 81 Sixteenth street, second and third
uoors ......-........ % %
No. CT Seventeenth Il %
No. III Fourteenth % %
No. 1916 and ISIS Main street will lease for
long term OF years.
No. 81 Seventeenth street. S rooms. both
cases. hot water and bath 10
No. 1913 Woods street ;:.....:.......".;-.":. 100
Ioncrc farm north OF city, for market gard.
enng 500 per annum.
70 rooms. Main aud Twenty first street. ......-
No 81 Seventeenth strcct"..........,.... ID 90
No. l0i Nineteenth ............... %
building In roar OF 1901 Market street. 50 o.
Four rooms. both gases and bath. No. IS
seventeenth 10 0O
Eight rooms, both gases. hot water and
bath No. 1916 Main Is 90
No. I7Scvcntccnth street, eight rooms both
gases hot water and bnth..... .............. 90 90
No. a.,.,h Market street three rooms..,...... 70)
No. 80 Twentieth 10 90
Store rooms Min aud Twcnty.tirst streets,
$500 ami SAJ o.,
No go, Main street three rooms ,. 600
Building corner Twcnty'iourth and mar
ket streets lately used as a carr!a;,
factory.
No. Ss37 Chaplinc street, two rooms. So1
No. 10Y Alloy p.... ...............,.."".... VI
No. ai,t Chaplno street. store room aud
dwelling.
No. 35ei Jacob II o.
No. 2al0 jacob street,.. .......,.. see. II %
No. 1871 Chapiino street oNicc room. ,....... 500
FOR SALE.
Three ncrcs. oight.roomcd brick house on M
tionRl Rond, 81 miles west OF river. lA.milcs
from end Of street car line, lt.mile from station
Of e.. !. & W. railroad.
Lot No. .. South Front street; the most desira.
bio unimproycd lot oil east sIdo Of said street
Rnnl nyt IA, AL lRyNflnflAn #.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
THE LAST LINK.

The prosecution in the Dnrrant case
has now seemed the last link Of the
territory necessary 10 hang Dnrrant
They traced him with the Lamont Girl
from the school house to the Powell
street n }inP south bond with three
friend If the dead girl, VINO saw
enter thu car. They secured the tes-
hmony Of the conductor on whose car
the young couple rode on rh4 fatal
day. This testimony brought the pair
up TO the Church, about len minutes
past 4, at which time Quinlan saw
them making toward the church 90
Bartlett street.
The defense made light OF Ouinlana
testimony and tried To discredit his
character, but now comes q Mrs
Leak, an elderly lady, who lives op-
pOsite the church, who will swear.
positively that she saw Durrant and
Hiss Lamont enter the church. She
knew them 10th as she was a mem
ter Of the church Rrd MAS ast0nlshe,i
that the gin should he 50 indiscret.
She watched some time ~rxnectinr 10
zee them come OFT but they did not.
Within an hour after tee time Mrs.
Leak saw Durrant take the girl TO the
church, Mr.. King, the organist. saw
Dnrrant come down from the belfyv
where the dead girl vas found ten
days later.
This ought to settle the case against
DnrraCt, and the Juror who would
vote for acqnittal in the face of such
testimony, wpnl'l he in danger Of
lynching in San Francisco.
SO far the pub ic have not dreamed
OF what the lse would develop when
the Physicians take the stand. The
details have been whispered about
and passed from month t., mouth. bnf
they were to- unspAHkable for print.
a VIII known gentleman in this city
who was in San Francisco last week.
learned Il fact in the ease from a
lending physician of San Francisco,
which viii, when testified to, out Hprod
anything yer advanced in a murder
trial. q fact go 'Oafhsnme that the low |
est Bnrhpry Coast g1ttcr snipe would
stand aShHSt M the recital !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
NOTICE

In the District Court of the First ,Ju-
olela! District, in and for the County
OF Ormsby.
Noti"e fer publication of tire an
pointed for proving will. etc, In tie
matter OK she estate OF Adeline Chqdic
deceased
PursN!it - an order CT said Court.
mad on me q h day Of July. A. D
1888. notice j. hereby given that Sat
urdsy the 10 day Of August A. d
1885, ar 10 o'ci"cl 4. Nj. Of said dav
1T the Court Room Of said Court. al
the Court House. in the city Of Carson
County Of Ormsby, have open ap-
pointed a. the time and place for
proving the Will Of said A,ieline
Chedic, deceased, and for hearing the
application OF Eugene Mara for he
issuance To him Of Letters Testament
tory, when and where any pers n
inteie tAti may appear and contest
The SAID Will, ANA may file objections
n writing 10 the granting Of Letters
ieS'ninentory to said petitioner.
Dated July %, 1895.
GEO. A. TYRRELL Clerk.
~ Z. ". CALVIN Deputy.
ROBT NJ. CLARK
Attorney for Petitioner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
SENATOR CAMERON PRESi-
DENTAL CANDIDATE.

Il is conceded at Washington that
Senator Don Cameron OF PAnnevl-
wanna asHires 10 the nomination for
President. Senator Butler of SOnfh
Carolina, who vas u boon companinn
OF Simon Cameron, the fa'hpr of the
present Senator, saws that Don Cam
eron is not only q candidate for the
Presidency. but he seriously experts to
be n~Omin4t"! and elec'ed. He is con
hdenf that ne can secure the vote Of
Pennsylvania on personal grounds
and he expects the support Of many Of
the Western States and all of the Sill
yer States. He is sending out docu-
mnnt5 on free silver and Keeps an
efficient cOrns or clerks in his service
and it is noticed that they have not
had their usual summer vacation.
Don Cameron was the only member
OF the United States Senate from
States east Of the Mississippi and
north of the Ohio who voted first. last
and all the time with the free cOinace
men in the last Congress. He believes
in the reconciliation of silver at the
historical ratio and does not think it
necessary nor becoming for the
United States to ask the permission of
any foreign country to open the mints
TO silver. 1t nominated on Il free
coinage platform, and he would not
accept the nomination. on any other,
he wont bavOnd reasonable doubt be
elected President Of the United States
Fl 1895. He is the only Republican of
note from an Eastern State that IA
vOr5 silver. In that he has offended
the party managers and the gold
press Y mentions his name in
connection with the Presidency. It is
possible that he may be the nominee
OF the free coinage nen of all parties,
as he is popular in the South and
West, having voted with Senator Tel
Ter, Jones, Stewart and the Democrats
against the lodge Force bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
S3nton's Linimans.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
Know IL. It is really intended for
horses but works with the same maci.
cal effect on the human. It is a pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the KING Of the world. Aches knocked
out IN short order. No horseman
shonid be without abottle. Benton's
Imminent is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18

GEO. A. TYBBELL, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18

In the District Court of the First in
olela! district, in and for the Count,
Of OrmshY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
n Offer.

+ reduction il charges will be made
TOR one year, to beginners, not Older
than eleven years. This offer is yoij
af'er next September. For further in
formation See Phillip KraII, teacher
OF piano. Mavio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
Ice! sce!! ice!.!

Go to Fred W4,}sr for the purest Of
ice. Frozen frnm e~rtestan we'll water,
and delivered to any part Of the city
1T the lowest rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Est.te u Terence Sheridan, De
Notice is hereby given ny TIE under
slgnen, Ahmiuis rator Of ne estate Of
lerance Sheridan. Deceased, to the
CREDITORS Of, and all prrsons harinc
claims &gainst, the said Deceased, t.
exhibit tnem, with the necessary
vouchers, within t~C months utter The
Grit publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator, ut rue County Re
c"rders Oficr in Ca.son City, Ornisby
County. Nevada
Dated July 81, 1895.
JonN &. ELLIS. Administrator of
Estate of Terence Sheridan, Dpcpasea
y, J. MCGrwAN.
Attorney for Estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18

john G. Fox is now selling all kinds
OF nShlns TACKLE at greatly reduced
rates. 1t yon want to catch fish Get
o0i tackle II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-18
Is to [.

'16 tor on Il silver button il the
very latest in the way Of a lapel but.
ton John G, Fox has these desir-
able silver souvenirs now on sale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
an loYL OF TIE FARM.

ne sun B. slowly .sakin a ta- road : a roSi-
"a waE
a, It-.e~e On VITA the otsers. At ire ava Of
the Gay.
While iae river Is rsfeetiz vita glorious
Display
Al tAs COWS b. COMA hone
feAn hear The ner1 charter o The miTsin'
pals al thea
The rasta Azsa o Lirri- Al cav. ,A-
"a I cut arro,s The clover souues that POROUS
PEAL again
Al shs so~s ]. eo@in aon-
rtrzis sts1;s " n arms asIuho. uHkla s-ool
ari llek-t niEa
Lus-a picture N sae kaoF- lt-sort o sassy.
sort d shg
Basy : za Der ta- u-sl@r. hsras time 70
esrrh TT ere
Csa-~ ,h- eo~- i. eonia bone
I Lap the ar. an rsAcA her ia. ba, .tlI she
deesar turn.
Thous1 on her half avertsi cheek see sh-
bushes burn
A. a thrtain llst.e trezsle OF her saozbiers I
discern
While the COWS Is oni hon.
An shsa The Jersey iesffn aubies through
- baraY4rI gsu-
AZ L1zG.e Sheets wlth srliin ugs my sloou
20 dissluate
A. thar bend a. Efss her there = harily
need 20 state.
For -h= COW Asf a. c0z~ honr
DETROIT Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05

An Inexpensive eaSe for the Light
feather dnstcr- Used 30 much % dust
brSea-hrae, according TO the New York
World, Is made Of two yards OF satin
ribbon two inches wide Double one
and half yards length. making a bag
three-quarteS 81 a yard long By over
casting IN tine stitches both edges al
the way up \ bow made of the baf-
znee - the ribbon finishes the bottom.
AMI crochet a ring Of embroidery six
over a braSs form for the top, u hang
il up Sip The duSter IN, brush end up.
Feather edge ribbon l. much prettier
than plain IL the handled z the duster
. more or l-Ss than twenfy~even
inches make the ease according 70 is
length
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
TIE BRIDAL CARRIERS
Ga--I Lack In N~at-tmsay FsIIs-. the Gtri
Wha Mzk~- Vhru-

Al al times 2rraE have been eonSid-
erred VERY important details OF wouans
dress and always associated IN some
manne With matrimonv- Down
through half a Dozen centuries COMES
% T. the custom Praetieed to-day %
having the gsrtsE a. a finishing touch
To- a hritieS toilet The particular girl
friend who i PERMITTED To slip them
into place IS conceded To stand the best
zhle ehznes q wedding happily he-
.5re twelve months are OFT
4 prp<p-cs ~ near and bliSsful nlatr-
many < al~a shared by the friend who
S-vu--s th- privlegeof makinxa brides
Er~rS the proper pattern for whien Is
zow a circle = white six elastic cov-
erred with embroidered white satin and
elaSp~d By a small gold buckle snan-
ed In white bow knots The xzr-ez
- MARI AntoiE~tte were pretty pink
SIX bandS elzh-ately embroidered On
TIE Upper half Ia ti,v Jewels and gold
th-v1d n an A-@-seaa family are
preserved the hriial gartr= q titled
En<lEh anees.r The@ are % white
Sz- nearly Two farheS brad AMI dec
GRATED wifh ruuud hurtans made = Sod
paris. FROM which suspend p~arl corl=
ant tsss~l~ twe inches lonz-Fhlzs~h
uha lines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
~IT n WISDOM

-H~ruiSn- ta@dFsize relzt5oa wzicA
n A. rtEe& uusreS n grez. nan - 9TH
e. zsz-Cariyle
Il ua- wao us arrested TIE ether
c7T ao- stealing an umbrella tired 10
-~t OF by saying he -as laying some
thin- BY to-a z5nT gay
TIE devil loves nothing better thar
the n.oi@azee Z refor-e& and
dr~asS nothing - mach as theIr char
III and par1enc~-LoWeIL
-Ee-MY views 81 bringing 40 a
family are >he-Never mad voEr
views III hriaS Up the family Voc 80
and brIz< ~ tke eoAL-HaIissx Herald
Bcastoir Ezdna-~ Ezni-e -
There's b marrying or <ix57< in rar-
rage N Heaven Ma6-e-Dsu't take
sueh a hopsless veN % yoa- e7@-
Life
BY the tine a woman has reached
the zEe wh@E she has reason 10 ssxa
ard Saed te@@ sghs and tezrs are no
Longer becoming 70 her-AteAzsua
Globe
When certain persons abuse Is let
Us as what kind Of characters il :
that tney admire We snail often ind
this 4 most e~ozSolztory question
Cotton
Ohio nan IN ke1tacSy6And what
Kind Of tobacco has your town-pu-es
Colorel >eost-PGtry good Suhs You
can See now the lawns LOOK subj
OevelaaG Pain Dealer
Heb you think blondes have
more admirers than brun@tteSs She
! don't know Way not ask some Of
b girls VINO have had experience in
oOth eapaeitisss-New Haven Union
@>he-I presume the country edit
ors pathway Is o str-Nn with aOw-
ersz he lpls2Santlyl-No. not exactly.
bat we stumble on a bushel OF potatoes
OCCASIONALLY, or a eord Of wood-De-
troit Tribune
Amateur artist should like to
present the last picture I painted &c
some charitable institution Now.
which would you reeomnend- Cruel
lady friend-The blind zsylun-N \.
Journal
Any snakes in this nesghbor.
hood asked the Northern visitor.
Its 'eordin' 10 what you want re
S- 8- 1aIGA-A- M~anlpIAAlor-
pint might fetch en- bat We give a
guarantee with every quart-AtIan-
"a Constitution
-Tiznins-Thls talk abou, the
typewriter e<inx \ drawback 70 xe
nIus - all rot I 90 all Of my poem.
with = typewriter Simmons-You do.
had a dez that you made them will
a set Of rubber s-zmp~-InGznzpoIi
Journal
Or ReIly's discovery OF the dan
gers Involved IN kissing Is very alarm
Izx, isn't it, sid the young man
Very the Young woman replied
but then o know women adnirs
o1rax in a man above every oshe,
eazlitv- -Chiezzo Tims<Herld
-A1icrion comes 70 rs all rot :.
make u sad but sober. not TO make u
sorry, q wise. not TO make n de
spo.dent, bat by It's darkness to re
fresh Is as the night ~refreSheS N
day Tot TO izpowerixh- bu. TO enricl
Us as . Plow enriehss the geld. Z,
multiply u ioy. as the seed By plan;
ing 10 multiplied q thousand-sold-
Beecner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
KNOWLEDGE

B1nz~ comsarf and improvement Esi
tzS 20 personal enoyuen: Wa
rxh-lv used The many, Who i've he.-
ser than Others and enjoy life more. VITA
k= expe1dture, By rore promptly
.lzutszg the worlds best products .
tAs nee<= Of physical being, VII ar.es-
the value - health Of tie pure lsui
LAXATIVE principles enbaGa& Il Es
remedy. syrup Of Figs
It, exce!Aenxr i due 10 ia r~rssntz-
IN the form most acceptzble ard peas
szc - the TASTE. the refreshing and tr-F
Beneficial properties Of zprSct hx-
.1ve efectallv cleansing she sys-rz.
GspellIng osaE, headaches and fsvss
and permanently curing cous1pz-Nn
II aas given s~atSs=crS1 70 millions AID
net with the approval OF the De1sl
Profession, beeznse il acts On the ka.-
revs. Liver and Bowels without wax
eziag them ant il l. perfectly free E7
every objectionable substance
syrup Of Figs ! sar sale b. al e-r
N &c ant 81 hr-Isz, but & 1-
~cEAceurea by the Califosza F< Strip
Co onlv, whnse name : p~ria1e3On evet
paekzgp. also rhe nz1e, syrup q 20
and heing well informed, you vii ~
acceps : substitute L ok-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05

A dSlISes - ger her nice new
Shes wet because II sp-s> thea -.
bat with ARE the wrftInx VII rot bart
them much A. Spoz A. the vet shoeS
car b removed rub them wei VITA a
soft cloth % <et SINE q the dAzraesz
cat, and rernoxe al the mud. then RUB
them With cloth saturated with ir-o-
sene or vaseGne- Get a. Zuch q the
oil into them a. Possibl-. and sur the
Shoes INTO shzps. setting them aside .rz
a few hou~ Anothe- application Of
Oh and rubbing VIII r~zassv- al stiz-
ness aud the Shoes VIII b n order
when wanted-Farm and Fresia~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05

then IN the painted b1-touke1e stf--h
t1r che et-~ ard uuriu- s-tea 6nr tk-
tower aa1 nbbru 70 the natural
eolor ar preferred work the edge and
rhAon w-h rh~ WHIT 60 sosS the
sowr~ Nth biHe a Frraeh kuut OF
yeiio1 fr thu crut@r
The fH0-rtm@not~ ear 40 -
warSesi 10 a-sa ssirch. wh5-h : an
ove-azdorer ssIteA fr1m one side q
Govvsr or reEal - the ether. or n long
and shart hutfo1he wh5-h leaves the
ei~e heavier an : very -rd The
rbbgn after hing ourlin~a nav -
Further enriched by n TOW - leather
sritrh thryngh the center. Aster work
ny The -tEv- cut cut carefully with
sharp ~SS7S and - over II oEcs mere
with fhe 60 taSs. taxing the stitches
iust into the edge q the preceding
oue~ Ihns gEve> a smoother mere sub
ssautial elg~-Ida u Bennett II Ohio
E.---a-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05

Ethsl tsnxrlyEWhy did you no,
eOu rs. nigh, as you prouisede
Jaek-I haa good reasons for not
coming
EtheI-T do1t believe Il. VIVA. were
they7
IaeS-Ne4 Just as I vas about tS
start Miss Brown dropped IN 20 SCI
mother
Erbel-You poor dear. forgive ne
Mat tirrsome evening you mus. hars
kzt-Bos.oc Courier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05

Naturally a birthday party made zF
e 1etv little Peuple. mare or le~S takes
"a certain g7A-3Ay Ph&s-@ There are
luvi.a1ao1= either written - engraved
% - ~nt Sp-yz- The 1zF. huur aai
nature Z tee party. az The Lz15-
IaEe Journal IL the ssatsn@ry = -
e~ engraved -s12e G~v5ee whE-h VII
appeal ~p-r4lv - ehld--z shoald ~
chnsel ~u=thEassu whi-h animals o.
birds ar t. serve a. h-arr- e the
uzrh-thouEar~f inTTEztaou cz-3S Per
Eps the Brawnis zighs be pieeared
1s earryinE huge envelope Iz=e-h-l
wi.h sni-able .anugzm-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
WOMAN n HOME.
FoRoET-mE-sOT DOLLY.
Extraordinarily One Of m Most Attrzl
tive Pattern. og the Hour

tive Patterns Of the Hour.
To work this dainty little dolly v0u
will need a piece q linen about nine
inenes square The tine pillow case
linen-which comes ffty-four inches
wide and one dollar per yard-you VIII
find the most satisfactory FOR this. and
a quarter o. Yard will make you a set
Of SIX doilies. eight inches in diameter,
the size for finger bowls and bread and
butter plate>-
To transfer the design to the linen:
IL the design i the desired size. place
the linen over Il. taking are TO have
the center Of the design and the linen
exactly together; pin them % they viii
not slip place on = Pane Of glass which
can be leaned against the window.
when the design VIII show through the
linen and can b. drawn very quickly
and easily with a sharp pencil
Do not try 70 reproduce tn. design
with impression paper. il Is almost sure
to soil your work. i difficult To cover.
and 4 false line vil not rub out-and
IN needle work. perfect neatue>s i one
OF the first essentials 81 success
should !; be Necessary to enlarge the
pattern. the simplest way will he 70
draw = circle on your linen about
eight inches IN diameter. For this
purpose take n harrow strip q card
bard and passing n pin through the
end. pass it through the center ~ the
linen firmly into a table OF Izp-boarL
Measure f'Vr inches along the cart
brard. pass the point and holding the
pencil erect. describe a circle on the
Eu~E- In this way ypu wui easily aui
CORRECTLY draw circles q any >ze for
any pu-po-e
Having gotten the outside dfERen-
ss1u 81 your doav. cut from a bit Of
earsbuarsi a srauop the 49,, and shape
of this. placr thi, N the linen with the
p-1inr tozchinE the circle \ little ex-
-PerimeatinE viii teach you how far
apart - rlacc them and m this way
the design nav - adapted 90 aav SIR
- dolly from the tiny butter plate 10
a water pi-cr
For fururt-m~ua-~ and ribbon
ron VIII have - dcpeui more On your
knowledge - drawing though their
form i - simple I an sure vau VIII
have m trouble with them
To ~-nbroai-- then ne rithet pure
white or the natural color exrcutinS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-05
u Cnr cala.

The latest idea 81 Frsueh physicians
Is TO cure colds By applying ice 10 the
spine Just now. when the abrupt
changes n the weather have brought II
Huenzz. bruaehitis or some kind I'D
trouble, On Is always glad 10 hear
OF some new remedies for rhs
eold but few. We imagine. viii De
daring enough 70 apply this one Yet
the inhammarorv sore throat that few
years ago most people treated By poul-
tiees and warmth l. n0w quickly cured
by sucking ice and keeping the victim
IN a low teupsrature- and in n really
feve-ish cold ice might be Of genuine
u~e