The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-22

II have the very thing for you." said
the marriage broker.
"Is she pretty7" asked Liebel.
.Her father has boot and shoe ware
house." replied sugarman enthusiastic
ally.
"Then there ought to be a dowry with
her." said Llcbol eagerly.
Certainly a dowryl A hne man Ike
youl"
81 win arrange for you 70 call next
Sabbath afternoon"
you won't charge me more than
sovereign"
mot a groschen Hiorel Such a pIOus
maidenl And, of course, . pei cent on
the dowry?"
"H'ml Well, don't mind"
on the Saturday Liebel went 10 see the
damseI, and ON Sunday he went to see
sugarman the shadchan.
But your maiden sQuintsI" he cried
resentfully.
"An excellent thlng!" said sugarman.
"a wife who squlnts can never look her
husband straight in the face and over
whelm him. Who would quail before q
woman with squInt7"
why, the girl is q hunchback!" he
protected furiously.
"My dear Lelhel," said the marriage
broker, depreciatlngly struggling his
shoulders, and spreading out his palms.
"You can't expect perfection!"
Nevertheless, Lelbel persisted in his
unreasonable attitude. He accused SUI
Earman of wasting his time. of making
a fool of him.
This gave Lelbel pause, and he depart
ed without having definitely broken the
negotiations. His whole week was be-
logged by doubt, his work became un-
certain, his chalkmarks lacked their de-
clsion. and he did not always cut his
coat according 10 his cloth. His aberra-
lions became so marked that pretty
Rose Green, the sweaters eldest daugh-
ter, who managed machine in thesame
room, OWNED, with all a woman's intui-
ton, that he was in love.
what Is the matter?" she said in raj
lying Ylddish, when they were taking
their lunch of bread and cheese.
.nsus,.sd spilsniv d.
"a ros+cbl. siacn,atea Rose "rbou,"
sho h.d worried bv his side for wears
and fsmiiiaritv-bred the second person
s,ng,lar
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ar - vo,,o,,l,oh,m rosnsd Rose
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Rarman the Shadchan may have entan-
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