Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
YES. THERE ARE OTHERS.


At the fool of the bed is a little lounge
that matches, it being upholstered in
white brocade with pink roses upon 1t,
while pillows OF pink and gold and
white and pale green are piled up and
seem TO ask one 10 rest against them
for a ten minutes nap. There are no
end OF comfortable chairs, and the
dressing-table, besides all its silver be.
longinKs, shows that this room Is lived
In, for there is hastily written note d
couple OF photographs, and little
prayer book with ribbon MARKER
showing where it was last used. Then.
before my lady goes TO bed, the small
sin case" table is pushed within reach
Of her hand, and on the silver tray upon
IL is a taper with box OF matches De-
sid il, a Dresden plate with some FRUIT
and biscuits on 1t, jug OF water, one
of claret and two tumolers. III my lady
should waken and be frightened at the
dark, she can quickly light the candle
at her side, while il she is hungry or
thirsty, there is almost under her hand
whatever she may wish.
Another beautiful bed OF white ana
gold is slept Tin by young girl. Inc
frame is of white enamel, picked out
with gold here ana there, while at the
TOD are two golden angels, who look as
if thew were blessing the sleeper, while
from their hands fall the full, soft, mus
lin curtains that dr&pe the bed. Nova
DAYS ones linen must be made by hand.
Not long ago | saw some sheets that
came direct from Felix. They were me
enough to certainly go through a ban
Gle. The upper hem was very deep and
All the edges were bemstltched. pom
il was wrought 10 enormous letters
monogram, having above 1t vlscounts
crown, while the upper edge was finish
ed with frill OF
REAL vALENCIENEs LACE,
half = ward wide. The reality of the
lace aud the fact that there is not
great deal 10 be seen nowadays MADE
these sheets cost $3.50 pair. Some
women with more money than brains
bought in Paris some superb beds that
had set 10 the top OF the conopy huge
mirrors However, after they had been
laughed at by the people who knew
better and they had discovered where
these beds were originally USED, the
Venetian glass was quickly removed
and silk drapings put in It's place.
[ saw In Western paper, and OF
course Western papers always tell the
truth, that the professional Spanker was
again in favor, and her customers IN
creasing. l cannot but believe that 10
time the work of the professional
spanker will not be confined 20 child
rem. Fancy the advantage a husband
would have over an unruly wife. On
his way home TO dinner be would leave
mis- order, and be then could say the
next morning, quite pleasantly, IN
dear. the dinners have been very bad
lately, you have shown evidence OF
idleness and lack OF thought, conse-
oueLtly the spsnker will arrive this
morning at II o'clock,
AND WHIP YOU INTO
4 better frame OF mind" You see the
professional spanker would not override
the business. She would grade her
blows according TO the size aud strength
OF tue patient, being careful, while sd'
ministering the punishment, TO place
the patient so that the blood wonld De
drawn from tbs head, and walking
would be preferred to sitting down FOL
an hour or two after the seance. There
is nothing more cruel than striking q
child about the head, and any woman
ought to be punished who does II. The
faults for which this sort OF punish meni
should be administered, to old and
Young alike, this punishment that hurts
aud is mortifying, should De for mean
faults, Those OF greediness, imper'