Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-03-13

days are the dark time. The two
years go by, and for you who have not
read this book I am going to quote
just the end of it.
TWO years aid Elizabeth and
know the love that passeth all under
standing, and day by day the chestnut
upon her head was more and the gold
less till the day came that she had
prophesied, and with the day little
child, whose hair had stolen all her
mothers gold, as her heart had drain
ed away her mothers life. All, read
er, may it be long before you kneel
at the bedside of her you love best in
the world and know that of all your
love is left but a hundred heart beats,
while beside sits Death, watch in
hand and fingers upon her wrist.
Husband whispered Elizabeth as
we looked at each other for the last
time, let her be your little golden
girl And then strange sweetness
stole over her face, and the dream OF
Elizabeth's life was ended.
LAS | write | hear in the still house
the running of little feet. fairy pat
ter, sweet and terrible to the heart.
Little feet, little feet-perhaps If | fol-
low you | shall find again our mother
that is lost. Perhaps Elizabeth left
you with me that | should not miss
the way"
Could any man write that unless he
were poet? All, my friend, If Rich
ard lie Gallienne comes to the town
in which you live, go and hear him
read if only to pay the poet compli-
ment and to hear him tell with boy
ish smile on his face that the best
explanation he can give of paradox
is that it is like truth standing on its
head to attract attention"
In 1.-The Quest of the Golden Girl
the author grows most enthusiastic
and uses capitals to express his enthu-
siasm for THE Girl Who Works. y
To-day she is many; she is rich; she
is poor ;she is nobody: she is great
swell; she may be Peter Cooper S
daughter, who supplies various restau-
rants with eggs and milk, or she may
be little Miss Blossom, from a cCun-
try town who is busy all day long be-
hind desk But you are entirely out
of the world-that is, out of the fash
ion-unless you buy everything pos
sible from 1.-The Girl Who Works.
For wear with your tailor made gown
you are nobody unless you deal with
the latest fashionable shopkeeper-that is
to say. you must get your big, puffed
scarf, your narrow string tic, your me-
dunn sized teck, or whatever you may
lean to in the way of scarfs, from the
Johnstone Bennett Neckwear company
That is the business into which the clever
little actress has gone, initiating titled
woman in London. You go to the hand
some building; you ride up several flights
! in the elevator, and, wishing the newest
thing in scarfs, you enter an artistically
furnished room and then wonder where
the stock is. There is no sign Of trade
The room has been properly arranged by
a famous Boston house decorator, and
when you speak to one of the pleasant
women standing around you are shown
the richest as well as the newest mater
ials. There are pictures of samples OF
the styles, but your special scarf will be
made to order for you, and, delight of de-
lights you will have one like the ono
that 7 ordered, which can't be copied
a darling that has not only the name OF
the maker on the back. but Made to or
der for Bah by the tombstone Bennett
Neckwear company" This is the reason
the smart girls are all going there for
their scarfs. That the scarfs are well
made goes without saying, but every wo-
man likes this individual ownership, and
then, too, every piece of silk or brocade
or madras or lawn, or whatever it may be
that is used. is made especially for this
firm and the manufacturer cannot sell
the pattern to anyone else in America
We women are all selfish in loving that
best which nobody else can get; that is
why we are faithful to men.
Enthusiastic? Of course I'm enthusiast
tic: that was my endowment at birth
But there are worse things than being
enthusiastic
Enthusiasm is not bad thing when II
induces you to do the right thing at the
right time.
Enthusiasm is not a bad thing when il
induces you to give of your sympathy OF
your money where it is most needed.
Enthusiasm is not bad thing when II
induces you to stand up boldly for your
friend and to show a cold shoulder tc
your enemy.
Enthusiasm is not a bad thing when II
loyal; it is only bad when it makes yor
bitter of speech and cold of heart and
hope it will never affect in that way eth
er you pr
BAB.