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Prevented n Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, OF New Srraitsvillc. Ohio, pre-
vented n dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors, but
steadily Erew worse until urged to try
Or, Kings New Discovery. One bottl,
wholly cured her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.. Long
OF a severe attack OF Pneumonia. Such
cures are positive proof OF tho match
less merit OF this grand remedy for cur
I,lE all throat, chest and lung troubles,
Only Sboc and $500. Every bottle guar
antecd. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug storc.-6 E.jlil
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"Uncle TOMS Cabin,n

4. - n. o. 8 . . " e. . .
"A treat is in store for lovers Of that
everlasting success, "Uncle Toms Cab
in,"whlch cones to the Grand, Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t will
be presented By AL. W. Martins big
company Of sixty white and colored
people. and With thousands Of dollars
worth Of beautiful scenery and effects.
Over fifty people are utilized In thu
production, and the cast Is in the hands
of competent actors. Every stick OF
scenery used from the rise to the fall
OF the curtain is carried by the com-
pany, and several OF the settings ere
worthy Of more than passing comment.
The Transformation entitled 1.-THE Celes-
tial City" is said to be the most magni-
'flcent tableau ever conceived.
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uMATIsM

As experience stands, the
most promising way to treat an
old settled rheumatism is: to
set up the general health.
Whatever makes health, in
other respects, is good for
rheumatism.
We don't say itwill cure it.
Sometimes it docs; sometimes
it don't.
Your chance is better with
Scots emulsion Of cod-livcr
oil than with anything else now
known. Id
Byand bytherc will be a sure
cure; it will make a big noise
in the world when it comes.
Well send you little to Wy lyon Ike. y,
SCOTT & DoWNEi 49, Pearl street. New yoik.
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musical ability, they will provide an
entertainment that has many features
to please-from first class comedy to
dramatic acts. The olio contains sew
eral numbers that are pretty enough to
please the most critical, the choice OF
which may be considered 1.-THE Opera
Portion" which with It's handsome
scenic environments and wonderful
electrical effects, is a gem. This COM
pany has won universal commendation
from both press and public In every
large city where 1t has played. The
Octoroons played Manson Square Roof
Garden, New York City. all summer.
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Yard, r, spent yesterday With her brother
hART1N,s FERRYsN NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Whealing'a
III prooreerfva Neiobhnr II ,iai H,.tl

Iu6 0Ally. Sufoi1ci0 VI w uetlluB U
Progressive Neighbor.
It Is thought by the Martins Ferry
high school team that the greatest gang
of squedlers in the country IS located
at Moundsyllle. The local team early
last week arranged with the high school
team Of that city for game at that
place Saturday afternoon. Tho locals
secured a wagon and drove to that
city, only TO And the worst set Of
5'.knockers''s to be found anywhere. They
claimed all sorts of things; first that
they had arranged no game with the
team OF this place, but when the ,cap-
tain OF this city's team produced three
letters from their captain, other meth
DDS to knock out the game were ems
ployed. ills o safe bet that the local
team will steer shy Of Moundsyille In
the future. I, K, II ~
The Democrats held meeting Satur-
day evening at Hildebrand's canning
factory, out In the country, but no
business was transacted. as there was
none to transact. The meeting was
about an hour in length, and the, prin-
clpal subject for discussion was the
majority Mckinley would receive in
New York. Kentucky. West Virginia
and Indiana, and the conclusion reach
ed was that he would average $4,000 in
each state.
A regular meeting OF council was held
Saturday evening, but little business of
Importance was transacted. The or
dinance was passed to Its second read
Ing granting the Cleveland. Loraln 6:
Wheeling Railway Company q right OF
way across First street, with q. switch
to the National Glass Company's plant.
Council adjourned to meet Thursday
night, November /.
The following voting places have
been named by council for the coming
election: First ward. hose house: Sec
ond ward, Hatch's shoe shop; Third
ward, city building; Fourth ward.
Haynes plumbing shop; Fifth ward.
hose house. ~
J.. G. West. O highly respectedtcitizen
Of Tiltonville, died at his home satur-
day. at the age OF eishty-one. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock. and the tnterment will be
made at the T1ltonyille Mound.
The Republicans are arranging for a
monster demonstration In K this city
next Saturday evening. The night pa
rade is expected to be tho feature. and
all the clubs in this vicinity will DO in
vited to attend.
The NJ. A. Hanna Club will meet
shortly to decide whether to attend the
Republican demonstration at Pitts
burgh one week from Saturday. The
meeting may possibly be held this eve
ming.
The Mark Hanna Marching Club, to-
gether with about one hundred others,
went to Moundsville Saturday evening
The j. ]. Gill Marching Club Is call
ed to meet on Main street every eve
ming this week for drill. :.
Mrs. Earl Wells will entertain. 2. the
ThImble Bee Wednesday, afternoon
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Isham,s octoronna.

A large company OF forty people,
everyone Of which Is a vocalist, and rs
such takes some part in the chorus
singing during each evenings enter
tainment, will be the Offering which
Manager John W. 1sham Introduces to
our thoatre-going public at the Grand
Opera House. the ;lnsthalt of this week.
But besides being n company. Of such
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REDEMPTION OF
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS
"Maln Street Bridge Bonds-Sec
ond Series"

Hh.-..-, ~ ohu SSllSSs -.| .H#
Tho undersigned commissioners OF The
city OF WhecliI, w. Va. appointed un-
der an ordinAEao OF said city. passed the
Sth day OF September. 1891. entitled IAN
ordinance TO provide for the Issue and
s1lo OF bonds Of the city or Wheeling, TO
DO known as the Main Street Bridge
Bonds-Second Series and for the re-
demptlon and payment thereof" hereby
give notice that certain OF said bonds
have been duly selected and determined
by chem lin accordance with the rro-
visions OF said ordinance, and with the
consent OF the holdcra of all OF said series
OF bonds>. Tor redemption and payment
at their parSvnluc on the first day 81 No
Vember, 1900. that Is to say.
=, Bond number one ~, for $780, bond
number twcnty-siX (26). for 500; hond
number twcnty-scven t21). for $500; bond
number twonty.olght (2S), for $500, nnI
bond number cighty-siS $50, for 81 200.
aggrogntiny &a.er1.0O. N. 1850
Tho said bonds will DO redeemed md
paid at tho Bank OF tho Ohio Valley, in
,snId city Of Wheeling. on and after No.
vcmber |, 1900, and interest thereon will
cease upon that day. asay -
-, s5, ]. A. MILLER,
N l.. =. SANDS,
5t> u. W, PETERSON. lts
com,nissloncrs Main Street Bridge Loan
SeCnnu scIlcs. ~ oc1d
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GENERAL NOTICES,
, EDEMpTIoN or BONDS, LOAN 1ssl.

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 16. 1900.
Tho following bonds OF the loan OF 1851
have this day been drawn by lot. accord
Ing to ordinance. and will be redeemed
on and after the first day OF November,
1900. at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley. In.
terest on the same ceases on that day:
5s9Bonds $4,000 cach-Nos 593, ri, 6GS, 1al,
90. l65 Ill. Sis, 52S. 6a4 AS. 5G3, l6i 46i, 100
tss. 3A. COS, 2sl, CS1, 600. 10, Isl, ieo. so.
Bonds $4,000 each-Nos. SAC, 7s3, 81, 7Ss.
100, 75:. 20, SlI, sos. 100.
". B. SIMPSON,
jt.Ht JULIUS POLLOCK,
I Z ocl7 t.as's Commissioners,
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SCALD head Is an eczema Of the
scalp-vcry severe sometimes. but 1T
can be cured, poan's Ointment, quick
and permanent, In It's results. Al any
drug store, 90 crnts,-4. "a.
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WHEEIINe MONDAY OCTOBER 22 1900

Plankey, A. A. Rooters Z. I. 1s7
Mlllard. Big Show s..,....t............... III
MMarti.5A.A a. Rootsrs ~
Benny, Columbia Observation-Disclosures. g13l
knoke, Wheeling Observation-Disclosures; $50
khin. "A. A.. hooters ........,..............i 80
Moody, Sunny Brook ~. ...... 10
Arndt, All Allkes -. 12s
n. Whltehouse. Columbia ...,....,..,... l29
Clifton. Columbia -. l26
Kahn. Sunny Brook I. l2s
Brett, Sunny Brook 4. ). !. Z. l2g
Druschel. Big Show q. Ie6
Habig. Columbia Us
Springer, Biz Show 1T
gLaughlin, Sunny Brook ............. 126
Mitchell, Columbia 10
a. Fette, Oceolhs 10
Craver Columbia ........,... us
Geller, Sunny Brook ......,..,.,,.., I16
Powers, Sunny Brook -, liz
Cox, Columbia ITO
W, Whltehouse. Columbia ................ 10i
Miller. Sunny Brook Z. ;. "a
Agnic, Sunny Brook Observation-Disclosures
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WE have two shop-worn Upright
Pianos which We will offer this week q,
great bargains. F. w. BANNER CO. Z
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T.o &c n
PERSONAL.

VI Madame Carter, the world S greatest
life-reader, tells anything and everything
you wish to know. Can be consulted daily
and Sunday from to Q, at 51129 Eon street,
Satisfaction guaranteed. 'oct6a
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

Schedule for this week. Monday. Big
Show VI. x. K. K: Tuesday, A. A. Root
cES VS.. Rough Riders; Wednesday, Sunny
Brooke vs.. Columbias; Thursday. occolas
vs. Terminus; Friday, All Alikes Va.
Wheeling.
Averages Of Individual players are as
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sHER1FF,s SALE.
SHERIEF's SALE.
Wm. Bailey & Son


U.-eg Ross 4. Chew.
By virtue OF nm execution to me directed
In the above entitled cause. i havo levied
uron and will, on tho
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF OCTO- /:
Der, 1900,
beginning ut 10 o'clock q. M. Mt the store
room, No. % Twelfth street, In the city
of Wheeling. county OF Ohio. and state Of
West Virginia, proceed to sell to the high.
est and best bidder, the following de.
scribed personal property, to-wit:5S h. 4
All OF the stock OF wall paper contained
In the building known rs No. 80 Twelfth
street, In the city OF Wheeling. w. Va,
lot twIne, sample trunk. . stoves, 4
chairs, printing machine, l cutting ma.
chine, counters. lot racks, 2 oiiiee
desks. 3 chairs, tables. sample trunk.
I. whcelbarrows, 4 bill files. / safe truck
Sdisplay racks, stop ladders, paper tilis,
and the lease OF Ross 7, Chew from
Charles +. Paxton. dated January II, SlSSs'
OF tho store house and promises No. 81
Twelfth street, Wheeling, W. Va ir
which said Chew has been carrying on
h!s wall paper business. q =!
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. 4
H. c, RICHARDS,
ocla Sheriff OF Ohio County 1.
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\ DON'T fail to see the Nightingale
Guitars and Mandolins at r. w.
BANNER CO.'S.
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The appearance of Madame Modjeska
at the Opera House, on Friday evening,
in the play OF Macbeth" has been
generally looked upon as the most dis
tinctive feature Of the present theatrlc-
al season. Her great fame as the lead
ing tragic actress OF the period would
alone warrant such an. attitude, apart
from the fact that she Is now making
her farewell tour Of the United States.
She has been associated with the stage
of this country for twenty years and
to say that her influence, both artistic
and exemplary will be sorcly missed,
but mildly expresses the services she
has rendered. She has dIgnined her
profession not only for. her genius, but
by her personal charm and worth as 4
woman. 1t Is to women such as Mad
ame Modjeska that the theatrical pro-
fession owes It's emancipation from 80
much OF the old time prejudice against
1t. as an honorable calling. Among the
players who Will assist her are such
well known people as r. D. MncLcan
and odette Tyler, who were seen here
last season, In "Phroso," as stars a.
the head OF their own company.
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FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
....FOR RENT...i....5..l, &;

Desirable residence at Elm Grove. an
modern conveniences Of gas electric
Y light and water. "
a. busch property.
No. 10 Seventeenth street, 2sroorne-S6
No. 3527 Chapline street. rooms-s5. -
No. 90 Sixteenth street, cellar-Sl0. 6 ~
No. 10 Virginia street-s10. AtSsSl.l y g.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
q Of Twcnty-fourth street.
Building on alley in rear OF Gormantn
Half Dollar Savings Bank q
FOR SALE. -!
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two six-roomed houses, Moundsyille,% W.
Cheapest lot in Bolvedere addition: lays
we'll: fronts on two streets and on alleys
price SIS. GO. ~ - +
No. Is and No. 30 South York street. a bar.
gain for 80 days.
No 11cS Charles street 4 y saits
! No. q Maryland street.
No. 26 Fifth street Hi5gii ttSS
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth st.
6-roomed house on Main street. u Y
No. 90 Sixteenth street. store room. *,
10rooms and cellar will DO sold cheap II
: sold in the next 90 days. 81 st-i 6 g 57-i55t
Store room and five rooms, brick baild-
Ing. good location. with an old 9es-
tablIshed trade. - 80
Lot on South Front street NJ! go e,
No. 90 Main street.
/ No. 442 Main street. 50, u
No. 60 North Front street,
No. 81 Sixteenth street. store room md 10
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FOE SALE.
Wheeling, ". "

RoNJD5. BONDS:
First-class Coupon Bonds are better for
Investment than Real Estate Mortgages.
They are safe. convenient and pay good
interest. l offer at the present time Mac
both-Eyans Glass Company 6 q Bonds,
Tri-state Gas Company q Bonds. Ma
tional Glass Company 6 q Bonds and
Cleveland Water Company 9 q Bonds at
X. Write for particulars, ROBERT c.
HALL. Member Pittsburgh Stock E1-
change, No. acl Fourth Avo.. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Long distance telephone. No. 3.sls
- - ra16
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AMusEMEHTs.

Probably no playwright Is responsible
for SO many smiles as Charles Hoyt, au-
thor OF "a Hole In the Ground" which
comes to the Opera House next Monday.
evening. The scenes OF the play are
laid at a small railroad station In YER
mont, where tbr thirty or moro char
acters are congregated and compelled
to remain because Of the delay Of a
train by a hole in the ground, which In
railroad parlance, means a wash out.
The typical folks Of this region and the
tyrannical train crew from the charac-
tiers in the play. The iofiicIousness of
the train hands, the resentment OF tho
passengers, the recklessness Of the
baggage smasher, the eccentric wit Of a
stranger,Ythe ludicrous and always
welcome Weary WILLIE" the amusing
Incidents for which the lunch counter
girl is responsible and host OF pretty
female passengers and commercial
travellers all contribute their portion in
the great festival. OF fun. The various
si.a' ae.et . uic III ythe iiahus oL$eAceea-
ingly clever performers, in fact, the
cast Is said to be the strongest and
most versatile ever seen in q Hoyt Of
ferins. Especial stress being laid upon
the beauty OF the dozen or more girls,
the catchiness OF the many vocal num-
bers offered and the Incidental special
ties. Hoyts plays are well liked by
theatre-goers OF this city. and that "a
Hole In the Ground" Will calls out g
large and fashionable audience lis cyl.
denced by the already BRISK demand
for seats In advance. K
-
fefyl tlall NEW "a. ana 40 .orlgnr r !;
Primrose & Dockstader realize that
those who cater TO the public in min
strelsy must have something new and
decidedly attractive. This announce
ment is frequently found to be mean:
lngless when the show materializas,
But In the case Of the famous men who
have Joined their fortunes to increase
them. II possible, they are fully aware
that public disappolntme1tH for them
means appropriately and loss Of patron
age, merit and dollars, which they do
not care to invite. ! This season the
Primrose & Dockstnder Minstreis.
which come 70 the Opera House, on
Tuesday, October %. is a combination
OF beauty, merit and high artist: eH-
ccllence that Is better than Its promIscs.
long experience and or such brigh.
minds and original IDEAS ,s}those ms
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Hnlusenlents.
MAY IRWIN.

The MAY Twins of the stage can be
counted on one finger, The public, judg-
ing from the manner in which they crowd
to sfe her, evidently realize and appreciate
this. There is no star who comes to Balti-
more who attracts so much general interest
as this successful, bright, original and
entertaining genius The announcement
that she will be seen at the Academy Of
Music, Baltimore on Monday night, in
the play which she has selected for the
present season, entitled THE Bell. of
Bridgeport will 10 doubt be received
with undisguised pleasure by the large
number of admirers that sac has in that
CITY. The new comedy is by the author
OF Sister Mary III which she pleased
us so much last year, 1t is full Of quaint
character episodes, comic situations.
budget Of songs worth going miles to hear,
beautiful costumes, young and pretty
faces and the only May Irwin. Incidental
to the play there viii be az excellent mel
enge OF music and the Songs so Characters
tic of this fair comsdieune end particularly
a generous share Of negro Songs Of qualitv
rare and pleasing, such az only MAY Irwin
ear give.
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Women Who Wear Well.

Ii is astonishing how great change a
few years of married life will make in the
appearance and disposition OF many women.
The freshness, the charm, the hrillance
vanish like the bloom from peach which
is rudely handled The matron is only. a
dim shadow, q faint echo Of the charming
maiden. There are two reasons for this
change, Ignorance and neglect Few young
women appreciate the shock to the system
through the change which comes with mar
riaee. Many neglect to deal with the IN
pleasant drains which are often consequent
on marriage and motherhood not under
standing that this secret d.ain Is robbiug
the cheek of its freshness aud the form Of
its fairness. As surely As the general health
suffers when there is arrangement Of the
health of the delicate womanly organs, so
surely when these organs are established IN
health the face and form at once witness
to the fact in renewed cOmelness. Half Il
million women and more have found
health and happiness in the use of DT.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. II makes
weak women strong and sick women we'll.
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THE EASTERN SHORE.

Much interest is being manifested
throughout the Maryland Peninsula in the
matter of an exhibit Of the agricultural
horticultural and other resources of the
Eastern Shore at she Psu-American Expo
sition next year at Buffalo, n Y, and as
soon as Colonel Oswald Tilghman, Of
Easton, President Of the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland Board of Developments, an
nounces the committee which is to take
the matter into consideration, in accord
ance with thu action taken at the Ocean
City meeting OF She board on September s,
meetings will be held at all the county
seats for full discussion Of the subject
and for devising ways and means Tor bring
ing about a comprehensive display.
1t would be difficult indeed, sor any
other State to make a display suoh as the
Maryland Peninsula can, one which would
thoroughly interest and attract the home
seeker and investor and the lover Of good
things 10 eat.
We could commence at She opening Of
the Exposition on May !, with strawberries
and soft shell crabs, following in close sue
cesajon With other fruits and vegetables,
and closing with aiamond-hach, wild duck
and lussious bivalyes
The objects Of the Board Of Development
d set forth in It's constitution are The
adoption Of ways aud means from time 50
time for the further development Of that
portion Of the State OF Maryland callsd the
Eastern Shore, as section presenting
unriyaliad advantages for residence and
investment, also for the general advance
ment Of the interests OF the members Of the
Board,
The general affairs OF the Board are to
be managed by an executive to be COM
posed OF one member from each Of the nine
counties constituting the Maryland PENN
suIa, and the interpretations one from each
county. The annual dues are So there being
no special fee for admission to membership,
One of the most active and enthusiastic
members of the Board from Cecil county,
is Hon John H. Kimble, OF Port Deposit.
President Tilghman has promised to call
meeting at Elkton, some day very soon,
when the aims Of the organization will be
fully set forth and an opportunity given to
become members
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#Ihe entire tax in the districts OF Anne
Arundel county for 1900, including county,
road and school tax, Is as follows:
Districts 1900. 1899 Djshjcs. 1860 1899
First 5i.4G 1921 Fifth. S1.31 81 Is
Second l.1G I.15SiAth. - IS
Third 1.53 1,s& Eighth t21 ll9
Fourth LOO l.5G
The tax rate in Anne Arundel for 1900
includes She school and corporations tax
and not the road tax. The rate for 1899
did not include the school tax.
The Carroll county road tax, to be
added TO the general county tax for 1900 in
the several districts, is as follows
N,&t,icts 1900. 1899. NishiGh. 1900 1899.
LNr.t cl IL -.b > I';,Lfr Ga rE .D ,n
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MISS PACKARD
IN BUFFALO
Working In WilkiDsOn's Drug Store For
Three Dollars a Week

Howard NJ Wilkinson, formerly Of
Dover, Del, is conducting a drug store as
No. 1G3 Swan street, Buffalo, n. y lie
employs q man and woman to assist him.
Wilkinson says the woman s Miss Joseph
inc Packard the sister Of his wife. VIII
kinson came to Buffalo three weeks ago
He obtained control Of the drug store in
the Fitch Institute Building and began SO
do fair business About week ago Miss
Packard appeared here. Wilkinson has
the traditional hunted look that is ascribed
to many man who has done something.
He is not ayerss to talking about his
troubles.
"Yes, he said, 81 am Howard Wilkiu.
SOB. You probably know all about my
case, for owing to the prominence of my
family and that of my wife my doings
have been largely exploited in the East
have come up here to try to make living,
and don't you think man ought to be
allowed to live? ] had trouble, and left
home. My wife, Or my wife through her
father, has sued me for divorce on the
ground of desertion
81 will not fight the suit. | have
retained counsel, and expect to 90 back
this month to the trial. Miss Packard,
my sister-in. law, is here She is working
for me in my drug store for So week, and
is earning an honest living. She is not
living with me as my wife, and she is not
even boarding at the same place with me-
When this affair with my wife is over |
will do the right thing by Miss Packard.
Miss Packard's parents left her without
cent in Philadelphia and told her not to
return to their home. She wrote to me,
and at the second appeal l sent her money
to come here. l am not the man to do
otherwise under the circumstances. Miss
Packard has just gone out, but she will be
back before long. am trying to earn
living, and don't seek any more motor
iety."
Wilkinson seems to have nerve. He is
improving the interior Of his store and so
far as location is concerned he should have
no trouble in gaining a fair income from
the establishment. His attitude is one
such as to shield Miss Packard from any
unkind remarks, and his greatest regret
seems to be for the business he was forced
to abandon when he left his former home.