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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-03
BElIlIAIItE-
All Sorts OF Lochi News aud Gossip from
the Gla,, Ctr

All Sorts OF Lochi News aud Gossip from
the GiaNs CITY.
Several hundred from this city will 20
70 St. Clai.svillo Tomorrow, to attend
the Knights OF Py,hias reunion. A
great programme has been prepared,
consisting OF short addresses, music,
etc. A dancing platform will be in con.
slant use, one OF the bes: orchestras
in tho county will furnish tho music,
while the field OF sport ia almost uulitn-
tied. There will be base ball, bicycle
races, shooting contests. foot races,
wheelbarrow races. QUOT matches and
about everything else in the innoccn,
sport line.
Clement Driggs. OF the Fifth ward,
met with bad accident Saturday
morning, which will lay him up for
some time. He was riding n horse
which fell with him, throwing him go
as to fracture his leg and bruise his
face considerably. lie is resting as
easily as eau no expected.
Colonel John 7. Mercer, OF Chicago,
who was spending few days with
friends and relative, here. ief, Saturday
night for Lutheryil.e. Nd, TO attend
the commencement exercises OF the
Luthervllle seminary, At which time
his daughter. Miss FIeda, graduates.
There was furry among the police
men Saturday evening when the mayor
had under consideration tho suspension
OF ono for leaving his beat without
leave or the knowledge OF his superior
officers. but the matter was afterwards
patched up for time
Mr. James !. Linard and Miss Anna
Fcrren will be quietly married at the
brides nome tomorrow evening, and
will &c to housekeeping at once in their
own home, having already furnished it.
James Mason. George Lancaster,
Orion Porteriield and K L. Henderson
are among those who will lead Bcllaire
girls to the hymeneal altar this month.
william Daughcrty, OF tho Third
ward, spent yesterday at Bethesda
with his WHO, who is spending the
summer at that place.
Rev. ". II. Lester, n missionary to
South America, preached TO fair sized
audience ut the First Presbyterian
church yesterday.
1t Is now said tina. Mr.. William Bri-
dcnsein will become Benedict before
going south 10 look after his peach crop
this year.
Miss Mamie Darrah, OF tho Fourth
ward, is visiting friends AID relatives
At St Clairsville.
Quite number from this city will at.
tend tho base ball game on tho Island
this afternoon.
Jay Cooper, OF Wcllsburg, who has
been visiting relatives in this city. has
returned home.
Miss kato Brady, OF Rose Hill, loi,
Saturday for Georgia, whore sho will
rlsit relatives.
Albert Duncan has returned to this
city from l.orain, where he Inns boon
working.
There arc not less than oight we'd
dings booked for this month in this city.
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THERE ia moro Catnrrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
pu. together. and until the last tCw
years was supposed to DO incurablo.
For n great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t local disease, and pre-
scribod local remedies, and by constant
ly failing 10 euro with local treatm Ont,
pronounced it incurablc. Science has
proven Catnrrh to be constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu.
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by T. J. Cheney * Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. is the only constitutions!
cure on tho market. Ii ia taken in,or-
nally in doses from ten drops to n tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer 500 for any case it fails to
euro. Send Tor circulars and tcs,imon.
ias. Address.
T. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, 0.
Hs5'Sold BY Druggists. 10 cents.
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by tho Williams by IS to IL. In tho
game between tho Daughersy, md
Hubs the former won. Score 10 u.


June 3. 1, 5-Columbus at Wheeling,
Lima ut Twin Cities, Kou,on at Mans.
field, Findlay at Canton.
June 0. 7, S-Wheoling at Canton.
Mansfield ct Twin Cities. Kcnton at
Findlay, Columbus at Lima.
juno 10, II, l2-Whesling at Twin
Cities, Columbus at konton, Lima at
Findlay, Mansfield ut Canton.
June 70, II, l5-Twiu Cities Mt
Wheeling, Canton at Mansfield, Lima
at Kcnton, Columbus At Findlay.
June II. Is. l0-Canton at Wheeling,
Twin Cities at Mansfield, Findlay at
Lima, Kenton at Columbus.
June 70, 81, 9-Whooling at Canton.
Mansfield NJ Twin Cities. konton At
Lima, Findlay at Columbus.
juno 81, %, 2G-whoelinv at kon,on,
Mansfield ut Columbus, Twin Cite, at
Findlay. Caution at Lima.
juno q, %, 29-Whucliug at Findlay,
Canton at Columbus. Twin Cities ut
kcuton. Mansfield ut Lima.
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EASE BALL TODAY.

The WheelipEs Open Series OF Three
Games with Columbus.
This afternoon the Island ball park
should be tho Mecca OF every man,
woman aud child who has watched with
pride the magnificent work OF tho
Wheeling team during its first trip
abroad. Never in tho history OF pro.
iessional ball in Wheeling has the home
team been able TO 20 on. on the circuit
and mako cre1.table showing, even to
parting even in gamos won and lost
The record OF tho present team. there.
fore has been most agreeable sur
prise; sixteen gaines played. OF which
eleven are victories. show that Whites
men have been putting up gilt edged
game.
Wheeling never had as much OF an
excuse to 20 wild over her expouents OF
tho national game as she has right now,
and unless the cranks 90 over to the
park in drovcs to-day, tomorrow and
Wednesday. the people who have said
that the town has lost her old.time af.
lection for the game will be giving you
that II told you 30" that 10 80 hateful
on any occasion. That they will not be
able 10 BAY this is more than likely.
Everybody should turn ont and give the
team welcome that will make the BOYS
throw and bat like tho champions thcy
are. But don't forget to reserve little
enthusiasm for the hated Twin Cite,
who will be here next week.
Tho Whoalinu nnI nj m hpu IN ~,
arrived in the city this morning at | Ia
o'clock on the Baltimore K Ohio. The
boys we're met Mt the station by mum.
Der Of enthusiasts and the plnycrs were
warmly congratulated on their ino
showing on tho late trip. Manager
White aud Secretary liarrows wero
greatly surprised to hear through tho
ISrELLrGCScER that the Cnn.ons had lin.
ally gone under, and the latter expressed
surprise Mt the situation. II Canton has
really dropped out the Wheeling man.
agemnnt will mako an effort to secure
Pitcher CarriCk, who is generally con.
siderod one oil the best ,wirlers in the
Interstate. Manager White said that
President Megler, OF III" league. hns one
o. two towns ION tnp" ono OF which will
n. once drop into Can.on's place il Goble
is going 10 abandon tho field.
In this afternoons game Anderson
will DO in tho box for Wheeling with
Davis as the receiving end OF the bat.
tory. White will be at short fold. The
manager, by tho way, has boon putting
up fine cRInO in that position on the
late trim and continuation OF his good
work can be expected. BeaIlo will
probably pitch for tho Statesmen.
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IN CnIMrSAh CIRCLES.
Work Of tho Police These Warm Days
IiURts Stoisu.

IiOats Stoiou. .
Yesterday Chlot u! Police Chapman,
OF Sistersvilc, came up aud took Walter
Madison down 10 stand trial for bur.
slary. lIe Is tho man arrested here tho
other day on telegram. llls crime
was particularly cheeky ono. lilo
broke u window leading into Chief
Chapman's office and stolo Il suit Of
clothds and au ovorcoat lilo had tho
stolen clothes on whom arrested.
Through tho medium OF postal cards
sent out by Chief OF Police Bennett,
giving desert ptions Of tho jowolry stolen
from Row Dr.. Swopo's residence, a part
Of 1t mas boon recovered. It had been
pawncd or sold at Cincinnati. The ar
ticlca found consist Of Mira. Swope's
watch, pair OF chain bracelets, two
rings, from ono OF which tho setting has
been removed, aud some minor pieces.
II Is supposed that some follower OF tho
circus which was here the dav Of tho
theft, was tho guilty person, and that he
sent the jowelry to Cincinnati at once.
Tho other day now fiat boat. In
tendedfor the hull OF house boat, and
skiir tiud 10 1t, were stolen hero, but
thoy wero recovered back OF Dogg's
island.
Fritz Och, OF North Wheeling, had a
skill stolen last week, and no trace OF 1t
has yot been found.
Fred Muhland. OF tho Island. was
lockod IN yostsrlnv nv Oflicor MrGro
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF junction Ctr.
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she al
consumption and that thore was no
hopo for her. but two bottles of DR.,
Kings Now Discovery completely cured
her, and she says 1t saved her life. Mr.,
Thomas Esgers, lS9 Florida St, San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with.
out result everything olso, then bough,
ono bottle Dr. Kings Now Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. lie is nat.
urally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which those nro samples, tina, prove tho
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs md colds. FREQ trial bottles Mt
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
sire 50c and $l.0O.
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SptelG! Di,potch 10 he hTe,!Qener,
CoLUMnus, Quo, June NEARLY ",5oO
people saw Wheeling defeat tho home
team this afternoon. McDougal pitched
good ball exccp, in the fifth inning,
when DO saye throe successive bases on
balls. Sewers, who pitched for Colum.
bus, was wild, und when he did put
them over the plato was hit at will. In
tho fourth inning he gave two basos on
balls aud was touched up for six singles,
a double and triple which. with m
excusablc error by Violet, melted Wheel.
rug ten runs. Tho score:
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Friday night the postotiice ut Grape
Island. on the Ohio River railroad,
kept by l. Gnerder, was entered By
thief, who rot away with some stamps
and other small articles OF value. The
good taste OF the visitor was shown by
his stealing the WEExLY ISrELLlG EScKR
OF subscriber who had not yet called
for it. The lSTSLLIGENCER made tho
loss good cheeriully in the hope that
after the burglar read so good a paper
he would repent and turn from tho evil
OF hi. ways.
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OF Hoods SarsapariIa wins friends
whNrovcr it Ia iNirly and honestly tried.
TO have perfect health, you must have
pure blood. and the best way to have
purc blood is to tako Hoods Sarsa.
parlla, tho best blood purifier and
strength builder. 1t cxpcls all faint
Of scroiula, salt rhcum and all other
humors. and Mt tho same time builds up
the whole system.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY nuh Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Strangers In the city aud Wheeling rolks
Abroad.
Mr.. A. ". Campbell returned home
Saturday evening after an absence OF
nearly eigh! months, spent in several
parts OF the west. lilo reporta the late
spring cold wave quite general wherever
he went. and coming through Ohio on
Saturday saw farmers blowing prepare.
tory to replanting, certainly n novel
sight 90 late in tho year.
Edward Wadloll returnsd on Sa,ur.
day from New York.
DR.. Charlcr H. Mason is homo from \
visit to Cambridgeboro Springs. Pa.
Henry Albright. Of tho Posto flee de-
partment, is confined to his room by
illness.
Edward Lnrkin, formerly OF this city,
but now Of Omaha is in town visiting
friends.
Miss Ida Sanford and brother, Frcd.
die, OF Claringt on, are visiting Wheeling
relatives.
Mira. Frank Rester, OF the South Side,
ia ut Beaver. Pa, where her sister is
very sick.
Mr.. ". T. W. l'arbe, editor OF tho
Parkersburg State Journal, was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Ella McNichol, OF East Liver.
pool, lie tho guest OF Miss Agnes Weir, OF
Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. johnson, Of tho
Sonth Side, have gone to Woodsficld,
o., to live in the future.
Mr.. A. G. Frohmc. OF Factory II, has
returned from m extended trip for tho
United States Glass Company.
George W. Hannah will leave to-day
for Stoubonvil!o, to tako charge Of tho
Jonarson iron works Office for tho La
Belle Company.
Miss Birdie Larnhart, OF North Mar.
ket street. is seriously i'll with pnoumo.
mia. A report that her ailment was
diphthorjn Is without any foundation
In fact.
Mrs. Eta I.aughlin Floischmann, of
Cairo, Egypt, daughter Of tho lnto Alex
anher Laughln, Of Wheeling, Is the
guost Of the family Of Mr.. Andrew Pat
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teraon, Of Monument Place. This la tho
second Wait Of Mrs. Fleischmann to old
friends here, aimee she has resided
abroad.
Miss Rose Huffman, Of South Chap.
limo street. who has boen visiting hor
sister, Mrs. Ziesler, Of Deadwood, South
Dakota, for tho past eight mouths, has
returned homo
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Tho Eidorados have signed Joseph
Weitrel. who is eligible to play on and
after June 5. The CHARTERED Oaks have
signed Oscar Porter, Richard Donohue
and Max Lang, in place OF Fahey, Lidick
and W. ". Wood, released.
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SOMETIME ago | was troubled with nm
attack OF rheumatism. luscd Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and was completely
cured. ! have since advised many OF
my friends and customers to try tho
remedy and all speak highly OF it.
Simon Goldbauln, San Luis Roy. Cnl,
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ELEVEN AND FIVE
Arc tho Figures That Represent
Yictorles.nud Defeats
or WREELIM'S,T ON IT'S TRIP.

Columbus Dcicatclhby "Ours" Ycster.
day, for tho Fourth rine-Cnnton
Attempts sunday Ball, Falls and
tho Team DisbautE-rho Wheeling
AMI Col,nnbus Teams Arrive-To-
days Ganss--Alcxau,ter asa Rofcree
prnIscd-.othc News In theNvorld
orsport.
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Earned runs, Columbus :. wheeling 9, Two
base hits, Miller. West, Davis. BOWMAN. rhtce'
iii. y White, Ecgan, .: PrItchHrd. Kerr. Nc.
pSugal Flnt base on balls. oil sewers !; OF
McpOugal J. struck out. by Sewer 2 BY nc
DougatI i. laSSrl ball. Murray. Wild pitcaes'
sewers 4, McDougal /. Time. hours. umptrcs.
Oninn and Handlboc UOubs play. liafcu TO
Without I'D West
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Pen aud Pencil, OF the Musee league,
ended the fret half OF the season by
taking three games from the Islands by
forfeit on the following score:
Pen and Pencil-Manning, HI, ll5.
$50; Travis. 1853, l27. 100; Long. l3j.
POI. us; Archer. nos, 1873. 1856; Sarver,
1877. 1872, los; Turner, i49, lis. 1876; to-
tails, S2a22, S26. $50.
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The bowling iraternity-players in
the Musee league-aro anxiously await
ing tho publication OF the averages for
the frat half OF the championship sea.
son. The secretary OF tho league prom.
ises that the work will be completed in
time for publication on Tuesday or
Wednesday morning.
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Twin Cfiie,,..,,.,o o oO3 , I o-lO
Columbus, | owl y l--9
Bnsc hits aud :. Errors. aud IL Piich-
erS Thompson and Bcadlt.
A. canton;
Canton. .,O o - 0 i o 9 IL
HeRton ..........l . . o u 5-ll
Basc hits. II aud II. Ecrors. aud rlichcn.
Conover and lirod!c.
AZ Mansfield:
Msn.telI ........l BOZ o 0 6 . eli
FIndlav .......,....,.....,O 90 . : o .
Hlts,qand9. Errn,s. and d. batteries, Nc.
CIeary, Somc:s and Felt; DOIy and GauS.
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PLAYERS OF the Musee league can Sc.
cure copie. OF the revised schedule a,
,the Musee alleys.
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TO,Slal1's Es-IuLepcndcnt,v vs.. Chartered
Oak,
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IIoop's Pills arc prompt and efficient.
or
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The use OF 'Catoria' is 70 universal ard
its merits so well known that it seems n work
Of sIpcrerogation to endorse It. Few arc tho
Intelligent families VINO do no. keep Csstoria
within easy reach"
CRLos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"Castorin isso well ADAPTED to children that
recommend 1t as superior to my prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, ". D.,
III 81. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-12

~ most wonder tn girls amt left d
light q burpin' for us; first time they
forgot said tho old man as he
stumbled over a chair
You know, father, Ann Marie's
visitin' them--it makes difference,
said the mother in gentle, apologize
tones, that were her won't when de
tending the children.
''Seems right good to be home agar
let's set an rest spell afore we
( light up" suggested the old man,
dropping into a handy chair.
But his form had scarcely touched II
before he Strengthened himself out Of
it and said testify:
ut don't seem nat'ral. 1t most
broke my back to set in that cheer
Mandy. there's something wrongl"
Mandy had been feeling along the
shelf for the candle that year in and
year out stood there like tallow SEN
tinel, and had never failed her in the
darkest night. She found it, but not
in its old place; it had been moved
hairs breadth to the left and felt
queer to her touch.
Gimme match, Eben. want to
see what like is the can'le. Lord
a-mercy, look at it, manr'
1t certainly was not the same brand
of candle that for all these years had
been run in the tin mold behind the
pantry door, 1t was a gorgeous
twisted design in green wax with vel
low stripes
That's the girls doin's I bet" said
the old man, putting on his glasses to
take a better look at the intruder.
a.Gosh! What lookin' candlel'
As its rays diffused light through
the room the two old people began to
investigate. They looked around, then
into each others faces, and both fear
and wonderment were expressed in
their startled glances
Mandy" said the old man at last,
we've gone and got int the wrong
houser'
II b'leeve it," answered Mandy,
feebly, "but then whereabouts is
ours?"
"Let's'loo at the outside" and the
''girls," who were watching at their
own windows, saw a glimmering light
dancing like an ignus fatuus before the
old house, and could discern the un.
wonted spectacle of their father and
mother inspecting the outside of their
home by candle light 1t struck them
as very funny.
Meanwhile the truth had revealed
itself in part to the old people, and
holding aloft the flaring wax candle
they took an inventory of the new fur
niture, from the carpet on the floor to
the paintings on the walls. 1t was
well the conspirators were not there to
hear them. 1t might have given them
a shock.
Even the pianny's gone" said
Mandy, wringing her hands, 'the dear
old pianny where Ann Maria learned
to play Hang Up the Baby's Stocking
afore she was ten years old! couldn't
have bleeved it; and my hit-an'-miss
carpet that made with my own hands
and the red tablecloth, the cheer.
fullest thing!-you could see it for a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-12
He numbered HIS Footsteps.

There Is good deal of information
given to the world that is quite un-
asked for. A curious statistician has
put himself to the trouble Of counting
the number of steps he took In walking
during the whole year. The number he
finds to have been 9,76O,1oO, or an
average of 26,744 steps day. Going
still further into the details, he de-
-clares that over 600,00 of these steps
were taken in going up and down
stairs. The learned gentleman neg
1ects to state, however, what benefit he
and his fellow creatures will derive
from this careful computation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-12
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A Little Girls Escape.
A PALE, THIN GIRL BECOMES
ROSY AND PLUMP.

SFrom the Kansas cgty, No, Journai)
The following possesses an interest to the
Journal and its readers, because the case
rs of great value from medical point Of
view, and further because it is sworn to and
Its truth absolutely proven. The case de-
'scribed Is that Of the daughter of L. Il.
Barbor Of Edgerton Kan, who being duly
eworn on oath deposes and says:
During the spring Of the current year,
1898, my daughter Bertie, aged Is years, be-
came afflicted with a nervous disease which
grew upon her to such an extent that it Sc
riously interfered with her studies, and
aroused the gravest fears that 1t would de.
velop into st. Vitus' dance My daughter
became so nervous that she would drop her
knife and fork while eating, and would at
times be seized with nervous twitchings
which excited the alarm of myself and wife.
About this time my wife read in news
paper Of a wonderful cure Of the same disease
effected by DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. So strongly was impressed with
the facts set forth in the testimonial that l
wrote to ascertain the authenticity of the
cease. Receiving a reply which completely
ssatisfed me, I sent for box of the pills.
From the very first dose marked i'm.
provement in my daughters condition was
noticed. She had become thin and excee-
sively pale, as is common to sufferers from
nervous diseases, and her weight had de-
creased to an alarming extent After a
careful and thorough trial of the pills, she
not only began to grow less nervous 5utalso
began to gain flesh. X,
1t is needless to say that was both sur
prised and delighted with the wonderful
change brought about by the first box of the
) pills. She Is new girl, and all the symp-
toms of her disease have disappeared. DR..
Williams Pink Pills have certainly wrought
"a wonderful and complete cure, and | can
say nothing too good in their favor. But
now she is away on visit, something she
would not have thought of being able to do
Tthree months ago. From being shrinking,
Smorbid and timid she has become strong,
healthy girl with no appearance Of ever
Having been afflicted with any nervous trou-
Sbles. The pills have done wonders, and
take great pleasure in recommending them
VI TO all who are aft icted with similar
disease (Signed) L. L. BARBoR.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
14th day of August, 1898
EsEAL.] w. H. KELLY, Notary Public.
Mrs. Barbor, who was present, declared
that they owed their daughters life to Pink
Pills.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and
richness to the blood, ard restore shattered
Eneryes. They are manufactured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, MY,
,and are sold only in boxes bearing the firms
trademark and wrapper at 90 cents q box,
or six boxes for $3.50, and are never sold in
bulk or by the dozen or hundred.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-12
A Matter of Music.

A Third street mans neighbor had
bought a new piano and the daughter
had been banging away on 1t ever
since it had been in the house.
''Got new piano, hear" said the
man over the back fence to his neigh
Dor. iftAtIa
+ Eyes. Got it on the installment
plan"
rs that SO? Wonder If your daugh-
ter can't let ms have the music from it
in the same way."-Detroit FREQ Press
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-12

ly afraid people would think we didn't
appreciate our old folks to let them
live on among that old rubbish"
The last finishing touches being ac-
complished, the sisters went to their
respective homes, and at nightfall the
two old folks walked into the domicile
that had sheltered them for forty
years the dearest spot on earth to
them-homel g1
1t had been planned by their know
ing children that they were TO enter
the house. alone to intensity the sur
prise in store for them, and enjoy
each others delight over the occasion
without witnesses.
But they, not knowing this, felt
with the sensitiveness of age a little
hurt, and clung closer together as
they entered the dark and silent
dwelling, every step OF which was, like
hallowed ground to their tired feet.