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FRIDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL. 1875.
at2 O'Clock. T. NJ
FRIDAY

The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot niece or parcel of land
situate IN the city of Wiln ngton. atoi esaid.
with II ID rec story brick house thereon erect
ed. bounded aud described MS fellows. [" wit:
beginning ~ point tn rhr eas.er'y side of
Madison street. between Second and Thi'd
streets Mt n distance Of sixty-six feet from
the northerly side Of Second street. then o
easterly through the contre of two
feet wide alley parallel with Second street.
ninetg-sewen leet to staf e. th,nc' noriheriy
parallel with Madison street sixteen f ct to
another staSe thence westerly parallel with
second street ninety sew en- ieet 10 the aiore-
said side of Madison street aid thence
Herewith s0utbery sixteen feet 10 the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. with thu ire use and privilege of
said two feet wide alley. in common with
others entitled thereto, forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty- of Patrick Dillon, and sarah his wi Q.
and Kate Hollngsworth. terre tenant. and
to be sold by
WIN. II LAMBS III, Sheriff, Z
Sheriff's Office. New Cast e,
March 30, A. ID. 1875. apr2 .2Awts
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.RANGERS. TAKE NOTICE,

Pure Ground Raw Bone and all the In.
nished to Grangers at wholesale prices. Or
ders and inquiries by mail promptly ATTENDED
to. j, A. CRANSToNA gu
feb18wtoje1 ...: Newports nsI
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- Florida is said TO be the best tImbcred
state IN the Union, there being in il over
thirty million acres of timber land. Mora
timber than anything else, probably.
Nine Hartford ministers, invited to
unite a couple in marriage at one of tbo
hotels IN that city, assembled for mo
purpose April FOOLS day.
Dir. Beecher probably wishes that whom
Tilton had finished hanging those ME-
lures he had gone and hanged himself.
Troy Press.
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A Bee tree discovered IN SCHUYLER
county, in New York State n short
time since, yielded one hundred and
elghty-six pounds of solid honey, and
seventeen pounds of comb and honey.
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i VALUABLE DISCOVER

DIR. Z. w. BensOn,a Practicing Physic,,u
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md, (wbo n bn. al y
much attention to nervous diseases 's ha pa
covered that extract Of celery and chamnn, n"' ,li
combined In certain proportion jnvnr,al
cures headache, either bilious, dysnn%a,S!
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and d,an. a,s
ousness. This is triumph in medical cns1 Ign
istry, and sufferers all over the conn., .Hta
ordering by mail. lie prepares il IN MINI n'il a'
90 cents per box. The Doctor is Ilaa,' las' Z.
known and highly respected IN Ha,i;"'sy
-Episcopaf Methodist. ''''''it
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RIFFS SALE
pI virtue of O writ OF Levari Facias to me
- directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the
HOTEL OF HENRY d. PAULIN,
in the town of Odessa, in st. Georges Hun.
drcd, New Castle county, Delaware, On
MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, ISIS,

drcd, New Castle county, Delaware, On
MONDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
At2 O'Clock, 7. NJ,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that piece or parcel of land situate in
the village of Odessa, county and state afore-
said, and bounded as follows, to wit:
beginning at the corner of the lot OF James
X. Dwell, on the main street leading from
Odessa to Middetown, and thence with tho
line of said Dwell in northeastcrly direction
one hundred and forty-seven feet 10 the line
of lot belonging To Charles Il. a. Maiily,
thence with the line of said Mailly in II south
easterly direction Ifty feet to the corner OF
the lot belonging to Daniel Corbit, thence
with the line of SAID Daniel COrbit III u south
westerly direction one hundred and forty
seven feet to the said Main street, thence up
the said Main street in a nOrthwestorly direc-
tion forty feet home to the place OF Begin
ming, containing seven thousand three hum
dred and hfty feet of land be the same more or
less, on which is erected new two story frame
house, &c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Josiah Rldgway, aid Mary Ann
Kidway, his wife, late Mary Ann King, sur
yiving mortgagor, and l.. Dwell, Ephraim b..
King, John III. King, VIM. ID. King, Charles
Henry King and Samuel X. King, heirs at
law OF John King, deceased, and Francis Dug
gan terre tenant, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oflice, New Castle,
March 80, A. d., 1878. apr2-2tawts
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April G, ! A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For New England, the Middle and
South Atlantic States generally clea,
weather will prevail, with northerIy
winds shifting to easterly or southerly
No decided change in Temperature
and rising barometer on the coast
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The Republicans rapers are all regret
ting the defeat Of Gen. Hawley in Con-
necticnt. He lost election in trying to
bolster up Grant for third term, and
deserves his fate.
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Municipal Election in COinInbus
nhin

COLUMBUS, April 5.-The city election
passed oifvery quietly. More than au
average vote was polled. Hartman, Dem,
was elected Mayor by about 800 majority
defeating Grove, Workingmen's and In
dependent candidate.
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A DVERTieI>G: C...n. a.

A DvEkTisi>G: Ce-sp: G,d...
"A tematic All ue,s1ns who cnn,",n,,!' -,
making contracts with new raoer. fer th.|
sertion OF adVertlseinents. should send 4.
New York, Tor thtir PAMpIiLtT EIr
(ninets seventh editionl Containing ii. I. a.
over 20O uewspaI ers and -silmsty- ,b,
ibg the cost Advert ementS t,krn e.
leading "A. ers in MANY States ~ q trem.J
Gus reduction lr'm publIsher,' rates Lit
THE BOOK. wv
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sHERIFF,S SAEE

Dy virtue of writ of Vepd. Exponos. 70
- me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARK EFT ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
lningtoD. New Castle County. Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1s75
At2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate viz
A lot of land situated in the city of Wilm;n,.
ton, New Castle Co. and State of Delaware
Beginning at corner stake in the easterr,
side of Madison street at a distance of siYty
ieet from the southerly side of Second streef
being corner of land conveyed to Micbaei
Carlaw., thence with IL line of said land ems :.
erly and parallel with Second street siItv
feet to stake in line of land of Jesse NJ
jackson, thonce with said line of land north
erly and parallel with Madison street six-
teen feet to stake in said line, thence with
q new line. westerly and parallel with tba
first described line sixty feet TO IT, o easteriv
side OF Madison. street. thence therehyy
southerly sixteen feet to the place of bee;ns.
ming. be the contents what they NAV.
Seized and taken in execution as tho nro-
rerty of John McCluskey. and to be sold bv
WIN. III. LAMBSON' Sber;T
Sherif's Office. New Castle, '''n'
March 81. A d.. 1875. aprl-2tawts.
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CGE A WEEK to Agents to sell an -
cd - ticlo saieabie az -four. ProG,. t' a. A.
mense. Package free Address BIjCEtTe
MFG CO., Marion, Ohio. ~hLit
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EARLIEST Peach IN THE WonIn-
~ "Amsden." Endorsed by best frUln.'
mann, Warder, Berckmans, &c. Ne t Nv,
for Circular. J. q. TEAS, Carthage, Mo- "1i
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pY virtue of an writ of Ais. Levari Facias
- to me directed will be exposed TO public
Sale, at the
DELAWARE I0USE,No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1876,
At O'Clock p NJ
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0h-Q0fl rht it9 ut Iame. Terms Tree 4.
XJ;-Vdu d1csS 10. 'TiSsoN 4 Co.. p,r,lri
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SslERiFF,s SAT-.

" virtue OF writ of Plus Venditioni Ey-
- ponas to me directed. will be exposed Ia
Public Sale, at the house Of Benjamin IL
Longlsnd.in the town Of st. Georges, in Rel
Lion Hundred. New Castle County, Dela.
ware on
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SHERIF'FS .S1LES..
sHERIFF,s SALE

IlY virtue of writ of Leyari Faeias to me
ID directed. will be exposed 70 Pab ic Sale.
Mt the W
DkLAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARK ET ST
il the City of Wilmin ,ton. in New Castle
County. Delaware. kept by Geo ". Orlip.
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BEATTY

REATIY PIANO.
This splendid Piano Forte
combines every Improvement in tone With
power and great durability, and have re.
celyed the , unqualified endorsements Of the
indsieai authorlties for Its marvellous extra.
in the world. Large size, TX oetayes' orep.
strung bass, full iron frame. Frencb Crsnd
action %dDa Fret Desk, carved Pedal solid rose @
Ssmmers % uGgs, a Grssse ToFy ssg key front, capped
when boxed over one thousand nonnds
Liberal discount to the trade. Agents. wanf.
cd, (male or female.) een'S WANT
inventor and proprietor DHNIEI ~ REtTs sTe
tf' washington, New Jersey. ] marisdem
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NEW 1DVERTISEIrEN,.
SHARP RIFLE c.

Manufacturers OF Patent Brccch lo,,
Military, sporting and Creedmoor K,a"| o,''.g "
BEST IN THE WORLD. Winner at iNt
national and nearly all other nr,nnl ,nle
matches at Creedmoor. (Scc Official Ec"o.l ,"o n
SPORT1NG RIRTEs, .naVccohl
CREEDMoOK RIFLES, with Llrvati,ng 10 -
Send for iilnHratei catalogue WI w
yards, $50 10 &l.25.
, Il. o. WEsTCoTT. rr..,
Armory and office, Hartford. Conn rest
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ftA pssf ,.agA WEEK guAront.e ed t., Via.
SFEaod Female Ago IT,. IN ,he,
eEY n iraiity Costs AUlUINL ,.
Tsn,r - Try 1t. Particulars ffer. =. &
VlckEaf ~ CO.. August, rr,no
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)SYtHoMA ANCY. OR SOUL CHARM.
IN" '-Itow either sex may hsrmaie
ana gam ~" m affections of any nersnn
'hey cho"er fdnriy This ,iufplc mental
requirement ali can possess, free by mail t"r
- cents; together with Marriage ,;uide
Egyptian Oracle. Dreams. Hints +" ladie9
etc 4 queer book. I0I0.010 sold Address
WdLLiA@s ,L x CO.. Pubs. Philsdelphia. =
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C. p. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July l3.--At Peekskill
last night Rev. ii. w. Beecher was
sercnaded, and in answer to an address
by Judge Wells he spoke nearly an
hour. Among other things he said
when he began lifo he had no inten-
ton OF being a great and eloquent and
wise man, but did intend to be good
man and an honest man. He meant to
spend all the strength God gave him
in making his fellow men better. This
he had done by tho helpOf God, not
by the help of newspapers, but despite
them. His future was in the keeping
of the Lord God, to whom his mother
had directed him. About tho years
1870 and 1871, and for three or four
years after he had TO go through pretty
deep waters at times, but kept it
to himself. The revelation came
within year but he had gotten
through it. Many letters were receiv-
ed by him, letters of affection and con-
dolencc, but the blazes of that fire was
scattered long ago. Now he was all
right. He priced these letters and
papers of christians; they had been
more TO him than anything else. He
should 90 on trusting the people as
ever. Only once in forty years had
he made mistake. He proposed to
go on with his work, confident in
men, not preaching merely the differ
ence between right and wrong, but
that there is no justice, no punishment
that is good unless administered in q
spirit of love. The expenses of the
trial would have bsnkrnpted him but
for the aid of Plymouth Church, and
even with their help he would barely
get through, for the expenses had
been over $4,000. On the other side
they had been very great, but they
had no money to pay them with. Mr..
Beecher was warmly applauded.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14
A DEMOCRATIC CITY.

The aggregate debt of the city of New
York, at the beginning of the present year,
was one hundred and forty-two million
dollars, The floating debt, unpaid judg.
ments, and claims in suit, increase the
amount to one hundred and sixty.ioul
millions.
Then deficiency exists in the treasury,
owing to uucolected taxes and assessments
of about twelve millions, making the rcaI
public Indebtedness about one hundred and
seventy.six millions. This on basis of 9
million population is per capita of ont
hundred and seventy six dollars. Thi:
years appropriations for the government
amount to nearly thirty-eight million dol.
lars. This is per capita Of thirty-eighi
dollars. The united debt and taxation
therefore averages two hundred and four
teen dollars for every man, woman ant
child in the city.
This is showing made in the city that
has been hopelessly democratic in its sym
pathies and votes for many years. AS {
specimen of the Democracy to use govern
mental power for the promotion of selfish
personal ends, New York City is without
a parallel. 1t is an index of what may b,
anticipated if that party ever again obtains
the ascendency in national politics.
Hdckeye.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14

domestic arrangements of quite large
force of fashionable people.
The Comptroller of the Currency
has called upon national banks for a
report, showing their, condition at the
close of business June 30.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-A letter has
been received from McGrow saying be has
made charges against Chief Clerk Holt, of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, in connection
with whisky frauds No information what
ever has reached the department to-day
from any quarter on that subject.
The Treasury Department recently pre-.
sented to the Attorney general two qucs-
tons:
Ftrst-Whcther damage received during
voyage between foreign port and the
port oil the first arrival ly merchandise
entered for immediate trans portation to an
lnttr.or depot OF destination, is to be ascer-
tanned at the port of first arrival or at the
port OF destination, and whether the ten
days within which proof Of damage is re-
qnifea 10 DC lodged in the cnstom-house IL
TO DO computed from the landing of such
merchandise at such port. The Attorney
General gives his opinion that the damage
should be ascertained ut the first mort. and
the ten days must be construed as applying
to the port of final destination.
The next question submitted was
whether merchandise imported into
New York prior to the date of the act
OF March Sd, 1875, but which arrived
at an interior port under an immediate
transportation bond. without appraisc-
ment, after that date, is liable to in
crease of duties therein provided. The
Attorney General says a severe con.
| struction of the statute would perhaps
make merchandise liable, but would
be unfair, as it was not the intent OF
Congress to discriminate between
goods which went into public store
In New York and those which arriv-
ing at the same date passed on to a
port of final destination under the I'M
mediate date of the transportation
bond. A construction which would
make goods in this prcdicamcnt liable
to increased duty, would BIO unequal
severely technical and oppressive
Tho Attorney General therefore de-
cides that goods are not liable to in
creased duty. These conclusions hav-
ing after due consideration been adopt.
ed by the department, collectors and
other officers of the customs arc in.
structcd to govern themselves accord
ingly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14

Full statistics of the late movement
against Illicit whisky trade have been pre-
pared at the treasury. The estimated value
of real estate seized is $l,500.0O0. The
amount assessed against distillers is S3l7,-
600. Suits have been instituted against
rectifiers for Ss47 900. One hundred and
fifty-two lots of spirits were detained, and
of these IS lots were confscated, aggrega-
ting 1902 barrels, valued at $75,000.--
There have been SO officers of all grades
dismissed in connection with these frauds,
as follows: Three collectors, two deputy
collectors, two supervisors, four revenue
agents, two district attorneys, thirty-seven
gaugers aud thirteen storekeepers. Suits
for $4,000 each have been brought on
bonds of twenty-five guagers. None Of
these actions have been instituted npoo
vague evidence; but all rest upon legal
proof carefully collected by treasury Off.
GERS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14
A Patent Arrangement.

How is this, any way? We think
we begin to see through it now. At
first we did not exactly understand
the idea of calling the opposition par
ty of Iowa by SO many names. 1t
was bad enough, we thought in the
last campaign when they had only
two names, but now they must add a
third. If any one will take the
trouble to examine copies of various
papers published in different parts of
the State, which support tho opposi-
ton cause, he will discover some
thing that may throw some light on
this matter. For instance, we pick up
an opposition paper from locality in
the State where Democracy is the
strongest element of the opposition,
and we find that the ticket is labeled
Democratic" or sometimes they call
it "Liberal.Democracy." They gen.
orally term it the latter where the
Democratic element is about equal
with the Liberal Republican element.
Again where the Democracy is rery
thin, and there is only a corporal's
guard of them, this patent adjustable,
India-rubber name is stretched out to
its fullest capacity, and then 1t reads :
democrats, Liberal Republicans and
Anti-monopolists." If this Is not po-
litical sleight.of-hand, what do you
call it? The oppositionists of Iowa
have fixed this thing so that the mat
ter of choosing the name of their par
ty is "relcgated to the congressional
districts" counties, townships, and
road districts to arrange to suit them
selves.
And in this they probably 20 upon
the principle that Democracy by any
other name would smell as strong.
In this county they have hoisted at
the head of their ticket the name "In-
dependent" OF course the only hope
that the Democracy have here, is in
controlling the votes of all the sore
heads and disaflccted ones.--BQone
County Republican.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14
Republican Platform,

We, the Representatives of the Republican part,
of the state of Iowa in Convention assembled, d,
i. Resolved, That we declare It n cardinal nrin
ciple of Republican faith that the Republic is :
nation, one and iBdissoluble within which the
Constitutional rights Of the States and of the peo-
pile TO local self-govcrnment must I've faithfully
maintained
2. That we favor the early attainment of a cur
rency convertible with coin, and therefore adyo.
cxtf the gradual resumption ofspecie payments by
continuous and steady steps in that direction
g. That we are in favor ola tariff for revenue.
so adjusted as to encourage home industry.
4: That the earnest efforts OF the Government to
collect the revenue and prevent and punish frauds
have our unqualified approval.
D. That We are opposed to further grants oi
lands TO railways or other corporations; hut W.
demand reservation OF the public domain for set
bona fide settlers.
G. That we demand such revision of the paten
laws as Will relieve industry from the oppression
OF monopolies in their administration.
Z. That we cordially approve the policy of the
present administration in the settlement of the
difficulties between ourselves and other nations by
arbitration instead of appealing to arms
s. That the Republican party of Iowa ia opposed
10 third term in the Presidency.
.. That We demand that all railway and other
corporation shall be held in fair and just snbec-
ZION TO the law ing power.
10. That we stand by free education, our public
school system the taxation Of all for its support,
and no diversion of the school funds nom the pub
lie school.
IL. That our National and State administration
VI Puplic alaif> nave our hearty approval.
IL. That we cordially invite all who are op.
posed TO the restoration of the Democratic Party
power, to forget all past political differences and
unite with the Republican Party in maintaining
the cause of true reform.
TO- That the persistent and tyrapnical efforts Of
the enemies of the Union, by murder and iniimi.
daton OF the newly enfianchised citizens, and thu
ostracisms and prescriptions OF the white Repub
Leans of the South for the purpose of rendering
null and void the Constitutional Amendments,
merit the condemnation OF every honest man
That we heartily endorse the action of PreSiten,
Grant in enforcing the laws when called upon 10
do So by the proper authorities Of the State.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14

power and money arrayed against nae,
/ was making speech one day in the
suburbs, on the Gravois road. and du-
ring the speech ! noticed Captain
Grant. an ex-army officer with whom
was well acquainted, drive his team
up, on his way home. hitch it 10 the
fence across the way, and take his
place in the audience where he re-
NAMED an interested listener until i
was through. l then stepped down
from the stand, and feeling exhausted
with the effort, l, together with some
other friends, walked over to where
Captain Grant stood and saluted him,
after which | invited him to an ada
cent saloon TO join US in taking q
drink"
"Well," Gays Captain Grant, "Mr.
Blair, have listened to your speech
carefully, aud will go and take drink
with you, but I'll see you in hell before
III vote for you for Congress"
The well-known fact that Grant
never INDUCES in profanity, will tend
10 discredit this story.
Blair was one of the foremost sol
diers which either side produced dur
ing the war. He succeeded Mcpherson
to the command of the It'll Corps, when
that officer was promoted to the COM
mand of the Army of the Tennessee;
and to say that Blair creditably and
satisfactorily filled McPherson's place
is about the highest military compli-
ment which could be paid to him. He
commanded it in all the battles from
Chattanooga to the close OF the war,
and at Raleigh, North Carolina, Or
iginatcd and organized the society of
the Army of the Tennessee, OF which
Rawlins was president until his death,
and of which Sherman has been presi-
dent since, and perhaps will be until
his death.
That society has now well under
way an appropriate monument to the
memory of MCPHERSON, the first COM
handing officer of the Seventeenth
Corps, and the Society of the Army of
the Tennessee will take care of the
memory of its founder. and the Seven
tecnth Corps should erect monument
! to its last and honored Commander.
General Blair had great personal
magnetism. He was an orator of no
second rate ability. He was the soul
of honor and died poor. When the
mob of gray backs relegatcd him out
of the Senate he was so poor that he
hal to take his son away from Prince
ton College, from which he was grad
uatcd with honor himself in lS4l.
A man who dies poor nowadays
| who has been in his time member OF
the Legislature,C Congressman Colonel,
Brigadier and Major General, Pacific
Railroad Commissioner. United States
Senator and Insurance Commissioner
of his State, demonstrates to the world
that he was an unthrifty patriot.
| ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-14
Too yaucl, Rssk.

"Come on, now, Ned" cried New York
girl at Long Branch the other day to .
STRIPPING lover at her side, "we'ye got clear
of papa--now let's take dive"
"Yonr father ia an awful big and stout
man, amt he 2" observed the youth.
"Oh, never mind that" exclaimed the
miss petulently "let's take swim-,Just
see the waves ~
"Don't you think it dangerous" anx-
iously inquired the lover, gazing up and
down the beach.
Dangerous? Mol There isn't hardly
any under-tow at this point; it's" :,
ooh, but it isn't the undeI-tow Pm
afraid of" interrupted the young man.
s'Isn't?'
''No, it's your fathers toe !"
And she couldn't get him to risk it.