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~ Office TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
GREAT FALL S4LES
FU n NITU RE.
LINCOLN 4 HASKELL.

walnut Chamber Suits .-.... S35 to $500
walnut Parlor Suits ......-. S:B5 to 5000
cottage Suits. l6 upwards
Grand assortment Of PUPPETS EXTENSION
TABLES and DINING CHAIR6,
RATTAN and RUSTIC FURNITURE for P5robes
and Libraries.
~ BsI gains In FOLDING CHBIRs.
BURRS PLRLOR AND LIBRARY BED
STEADS, with NATIONAL WIRE MATTRESS
SAsents for HAZARDS S RKHOWEED CRIBS
THE BALTIMORE SPRING BED..........s s5 90
The best assortment Of LOUNGES in the city,
" No trouble to show goods. oct2! I'm
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HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS

HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
NEW STOVE STORE.
GEO. e. GARTRELL 4 CO..
S15 Serenth street northwest.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
RANGES AND FIRE PL ACE HEATERS.
REPAIRIHG Of ali kinds promptly done. a.
w We 90 not publish prices, but viii sell as -
Remember the number, SIS 7th street. be- ~
tween III and 1. nov} nm
FURNITURE,
LACE CURTAINS, p
LAMBREoUINs, Een
OORNIOEs, 80
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT JUST
RLCEIyED 5Y
HARMON. BOSWELL 4 CO.,
31S Eighth street. near Penna. arenme.
DON'7 FAIL 10 EXAMINE THEIR SToCK
AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING.
They will rot be undersoh.
They take pleasure in showing goods.
nsv3-sm They guarantee sll their work
RUY TIE SOCIAL
BUY THE SOCIAL
THE SOCIAL FIRE-PLAGE HEATER
For comfort, durability, beauty of design n
and capacity for heating, has equal in the o.
msrkef.
" You desire to have comfort during the ~
winter, buy no other Heater than the
"SOCIAL."
will save ron money, aud give you no trouble
III Is nrst-clas. in every fesrect. You have Ii
repaired when needed without removing il from the
mhnttl. Gail at cur WsrerOOms aud examine the
anteed.
Sole A gents for the sT. GEORGE ELEVATED
OVEN COOKING and HEATING RANGE
KEISSNER g. JENHS,
nov5u 5S7 Serenth street northtcest.
DECORATED
ENGLISH AND FRENCH 6M
DINNER, TEA and
TOILET SETS.
fly receiving New Goods. Imported Direct
M. w. BEVERIDGE,
No. 1909 Pennsylvania arenms,
oct29 tn between 10th and llth streets.
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WM. r NAT ciNGHY, Trustee.
WASH. Is. WILLIAMS. Auct, uoy9 I'd

T'RUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IN
L PROVED REAL ESTATE on SOUTH SIDE
OF L STREET, BETWEEN 1ITH AND
18Th hORrHMEsT (No 1f1Di TWO
STORY bBICk DWELLING AND LOT.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, da;ed October S-.A
25th, A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber faH
No. 697, folio 40. Of the land records fJrA-A
the District ot Columbia, and at the req lest OF
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auction,
In trout OF the premises, 20 tEe highest bidder,
TUESDAY, hoyen Der 70 h, A. ID. lSl7, at Alb
p M, all that certain lot Of ground situated l.. the
City Of Washington, IN said District, ard known a.
lot numbered cne hundred and forty tl40B, in Oar.
rows subdiyise an If part OF square numbered two
nu'n,H, anu ~. as 80 sane IS recottS1a an
the Surveyors Office of said city, In Lioer a. ID
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash (of which loo must
De p'ld at time u saleD, aud the balance snd
Two years, 10 equs payments, 20 De secured by pur
chase. q n tes bearing cent interest sy
OF sale aud deed Of trust on property sold Oon
Neyancing and recording al purchasers cost, In
terms OF sale not complied with in six days after
sale the t. Hstee the right to resell at risk
and cost of purchaser in default.
WM. Il. H0LrZMAN, Trustee,
BE sTEIGFR Aue. noya d,S.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AMI WOOD.
nUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
Yin QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN Ton
follows:
Best hite Ash Furnace --.-....-..- 5 D per tor
Ess-------...-..-...-..--..y } = 10 .
Chestnut --.--.-......--. S5 %
" Stove or Rsnge.-...-.. sd -JO
Bed Ash, Lcr5eTry and sham kin-.....s ,. .SO
Genuine Ly k-Es valley y.....--..--.....-....$S %
Cumberland Coal Bun OF Mine.--e3.5O 70 "a 90
We guaIan-e6 El Coslg presented, !, 10 lbs.
20 the ton always furnished. Pine Wood delivered
from $3.50 to So. Oak from 81 20 So.
X. VI. MILLE8 - son,
Principal Once De pot and Railroad Yard ~ stree
and Virgins sysnue southwest. Branch ONCE
82O PvLlsyi ania ave. northwest ausEu
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DRY GOODS.
V Il L " EFT s,

-ARGEsT AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN
THE CITY.
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1THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED unit TIL URSDAY, Octobsr 25th. lS77, at
O'Clock III al same place. By der of rru ,tees
octI3-u CAMPBELL HULSE, Auc.s.
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
lhe steamers JOHN GIBSON aud KNIGHT
Will leave New York at o'c ock m, <e0nk
every Saturday, Georgetown every Sat- A6E0A
urday NJ b O'Clock q N. E, and Alex andria oA1D
same oay.
Freights taken at lowest rates For Information
apply ct Office Metropolitan Banx, 18th street.
or 10 r.. p. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Geor getown.
spzl-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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Il II. WARMER, Kesl Estatg AuctiOneer.

IL d, WAhNEk, kes kstate Auctfonter.
TkDsIEES SALE OF NEAT Twos STORY
FRAMa DWELLING AMI sInE IoT on
THE EAsr SIDE OF NISTH STREET, BE-
INEkc AND SHEETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of q deed Of trust dated ysnusrJ <.xS
lst, A u. las duly recorded in Liber No. 7Ia, esH
iolio S4S, &c, one OF the land rec iris for thsA
District OF Columbia and the written reouest of
the party secured thereby, shall sell public suc
Ton; III front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, No
Nemper Io IA, 1877, at HI O'Clock 2 m the folio
lns real estate situate in the city OF
lpgton, u to wf:-All those pieces OF parcels of
ground known as loLs numbered sixteen tI5D aad
seventeen t), OF Oh aries Justs recorded sab iiyi
sion OF square numbered nine hunired aud thirty-
hLe (9ssl, together with the improvements, &c
Terms: cne-fourth in cash, and the balance in
one, Two and three years, wth interest at pr cent
per annum, secured 10y deed of trust on the prom
cry s.io, or all cash, At option Of the purchaser
SOp deposit required a the time of sale and con-
N'yarcine st purchasers cost. Terms 20 be cou-
pied with in seven ds f.
l L. JOHNSON. Trustee.
- Il. tOIbN ELL, Salesman. uOyl-eOd
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AUCTION SALES.

Il 7IA aud Y streets portbvest.
KLGgL.B FRIDAY NObsIsG SALE or q
SkhhR.L CoLLE TION or SECUND-daND
cAsPtfs, o Lct,f22s. Lcthf2 sTdvrs. Sc is 1VKS' SntS'
~ ODD. CONSTABLE. LoI OF SHOES,
o1 hRII Az MoBxIse, NOvsmOer Isth.n
auction TO- ns, 9 desirable coIec ioa q above ~
goods. lhl EoRD Wins. Gaets M
THoMAs BOWLING, AucsioOesr.
scPERIoR HoUsEH9Lp FURNITURE AT
On SATURDAY mossHsa. sor.nsera
Isth, ls1I, commencing = no clock in fTOHtN
novls THOMAS BOWLING, A.os.
IAMKs DUNCAN, AuctiOnecr;
PARLoR. CHAMBER, IIBRAhf and piSiSs.
On STu sGTrRpAf aoSssiSd. ASSs0 SSvsnSsf0
M sis s 80 a.st e. and
saretts nc rths est, isrgs and complete ascot
suits L,brsrs f1rniisfe: Sinios room sni kitcssn
fuipituEe be sides m.cellsneou: collection OF sec
.ugs, &C. Sale positive. vltheGl reserve.
d, MsCkSs, ia, sAlesnNa.
VNHOs 4 wAGGAMAN,
Il Resl kstste Auctioneer, SO -th street
IsPR0yED sFESyE ,fI%ssr RRSEkSrT r,ssS on ,DEFRsEs
CAPITOL sTREETs
On MONDAY, Nos. 40. n, at 4 . m ,t~o- IA
stery Brick Dwelling No. Il Deirees street -
Terms dsv Of sale. -
ngvi5-SiSds THos L. wAGGlMaS. kaSt'
EaAs. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF yALr.nLz IMPROVED
Mksf hEFAfh Yf sMshfrs iS sreTtT
loRk ,hNsNIE NoRIHwEsr, BEISG
By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated October -
LIST, k72, and duly recorded in Ltber No. 6a5. II
10 10 Ia, ct ssg.. # the land records Cor tue -
District Of Coluu bia, sh all sell on WEDNESDAY,
the 4jh day OF NOyember, ls37, st q q clock .. ma
al those certain pieces parcels OF srOuud sut ate
and y ing IN sad city Of WashinsJoo, aud betne
known and deer bed as Lots letterei AID mArk-l ,,
&, IN Schneiders recorded sub iiyisiln ~ Lots "a
square No. 81, with the improvements there N con
Stating Of handsome Bsiek Residence, with all tue
modern improvements.
Terms of sale: One-founh In cash: Salaaca II s.
L. e and - mon hs with iI terest eisht per cent
Z annDm, secured by iced u trust On promise.
-Cld deposit Of : s0 viii be rel airel AZ tms of
sale, and all yey aucfng at lurchaserfs cost
Terms % he mpel With ia seven DAYS, Utheryyt-.
the Trustee reserves rhe right sell the prl D. ty
~ the risk aud cost 4 the defA al.ins parcda ,er
after ave days advertisement.
WILLIAM b. TODD, JR.,
now zAwSdbs Trus.sS.
EZ-THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPOIED uptiI
SA, URDAl, November 2Ath, At same hour and
place. By order # Trustee.
noyl5.E coS2i CHAS. W. HANDY, Au-t'r
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~THE ABOVE SALE IS POsTPONED until
TUESDAY, UctC Der asa, 1871. at 4 O'Clock D. IN 4,
at same place By order of Trustees
CAMPBELL HULSC,
octl0,H,lo,H,l9 Auctioneers.
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EHAs. W. HANDY, Auctioneer

E5-THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPOIED uptiI
sA, UBDAN, November 2Ath, At same hour and
place. By order # Trustee.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHGR POST
PONED until SATURDAY, October 20, Is77, at A
O'Clock p. m, ut same place By der of Tru tees.
octS-2t CAMPBELL s. HULSE, Auc.s
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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STEAMERS, &
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND TIE SOUTH.
The swift and e.egant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LANE. Capt J. WHITE, leaves
6th street wharf. until further Uotce, - I'll =
every Monday. W Wednesday and FRI
dey, st OcE ck m, c I3nectlnR with steamers
Boston Providence and other NOrthera points. Re
turning, leaves Nolf TX every Tuesday, Tn .rsda,
and Saturday, az O'Clock D N.
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Here is q new style for weddings
which Miss GTundy communicates tc
the New York Graphic.
At the wedding of Mr.. Horace Chit
tenden and Miss Peters in New York
they tell me that it was understood by
friends of the family that no presents
would be received. An English gen.
tleman, however, q friend of the
groom, designed q novel souvenir
which may probably introduce new
feature at weddings. This was certifi-
cate of tho marriage printed in illumi-
mated text on the finest of parchment
as white an d sheeny as satin. An IL
Illuminated border ran around the page
which was attached by white satin rib
bODs to an ebony roller. This was
kept on q table in the sitting room
and the clergyman who had performed
the ceremony, and the bride and groom
signed their names in spaces left !
them, after which certain of the mo {
Intimate friends of the couple were re.
QuesCed to affiX their names. Thus the
certificate became Of greater value or
account OF the autographs of friend!
and relatives.
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HONEY

Pitchers CastOrlA is q complete substi.
tute for Castor Oil, and Is rs pleasant TO take
As Honey. It Is particularly adapted to
Teething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms, sssimilates the food, regulates the
dies are as edcacious for FeverIshness, Group,
Worms and Whooping Cough. Castoria Is =
scientific and purely vegetable preparation,
more elective than Castor Oil, and neither
gags nor gripes-
Columns, CONN, May 8, 1876.
AEsSES. j. B. Rose 4 Co., y. Y:
GkNfS:-I have family OF eight children
and have used IS much Castoria as any fam.
never found anything equal to &C. Nv child-
rem have been saved from q fever several
times by the use OF CastoriR. Recommend
is use Tor chtldrens for many diseases they
are subject 70. in preference % any medicine
know OF. feel it my duty to give this GER
tiAcate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use OF Castoria.
Very truly yours,
1871 NORMAN p. LITTLE.
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it was coming down. The heart
OF Reuben sank within his breast.
Another such q blow must place
them at the mercy of the savages.
Only his rifle would stand between
them and death. But at this mo-
lnent Providence interposed Its
hand. AS though the peal of
thunder had been a signal for the
tempest to commence the rain
came down in torrents. Not
knowing the execution their last
blow had done. the savages hesi-
tated at the storm broke upon
them.
A little way from the cabin
stood q large:oak that the settler
had spared for its beauty and
grateful shade. To the shelter
of this the savages fed to wait
until the tempest was over. Thus
our friends had a respite for time.
Hastily Reuben replaced the prop,
and did his best to make the door
secure again.
Ten minutes passed, and the
rain came down as though there
was . second deluge upon the
earth. He heard nothing OF the
saVages, but he thought he knew
where they were, and that the at
tack would be renewed as soon as
the rain had cleared.
Suddenly there came a vivid
fash OF lightning, followed by a
report that seemed to shade the
earth as though it was a leaf sus-
pended in mid-air. For a long
time they sat half dazed and
stunned by the report, and when
at last they were themselves again
the rain had ceased. A bright
light shone without, and Reuben
once more gazed through the crew
ice to see what it meant.
The oak was riveR into a thous-
and fragments, and it's trunk was
on fire. Scattered among the de-
bris lay the mangled forms of the
ssvages. The same blow that had
blasted the oak had deprived them
ali of life.
In after days Reuben and Ruth
told their grandchildren how it
was that they were saved by light
ming.
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One circumstance holds its level,
And giveth us much delight;
Though Ohio went to the devil,
Iowa went all right.
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E,sRrRoDrNas.

Let tomorrow take care OF tomorrow.
Leave the things Of the future 70 fate;
What's the use TO anticipate sorroWy
Lies troubles come never too late.
II to hope over --1ch be an error,
IT'S one that tine wise have preferred;
And how often have hearts been IN terror
OF evils-that never occurredf
Have laith, and thy faith shah sustain thee
Permit not suspicion and care
With invisible bonds TO cnchant thee.
But hear what God gives thee to bear,
By His Spirit supported and glAddened,
Be ne'er by 'forebodings" deferred,
But think how OFT hearts have been saddened
By fear oE-What never oeeurredi
Let tomorrow take care Of tomorrow
Short and dark as our life may appear,
We may make IL still darker by SORROW,
SELL shorter by folly and fear.
Half our troubles are half our invention.
And often from blessings conferred
Have we shrank in Wild apprehension
or evils-thAt never occurred
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"Press, press with care,
Press the leaf and wild howare."

''We can't have everything to tickle us;
The Buckeye State has gone ridiculOus.' p
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CENTAUR
EN- r!
ONE KIND FOR THE HUMAN
FAMILY. THE OTHER
FOR HORSES AND
ANIMALS.

The LinIments are Simply the wonder of
tire world. Their effects are little less than
The 1hite Liniment is for the human
family, It will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
most Cutaneous Eruptions; it extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison of
bites and stings OF venomous reptiles; it sub
dues Ewellings, and alleViates pain OF every
kind. When spratns or bruises occur, it Is
the most potent remedy ever discovered to
mem. h nssd Win sreat sf,icecy for E snre
Throat, TOothaehe. Caked Breasts, Ear-ache
and Weak Back. The following is but a sam
"INDIANA HONE. JEFFERSON CoUNTY,l
INDIANA, May %, 1873.
think It my duty to inform you that |
Choir s. a lew bottles of Centaur Liniment
have done the work for me. l have not been
Now / am perfectly we'll The Liniment
ought to be applied warm ,,, o,
Is handy, IL is cheap, and every family should
have the White Centaur Liniment.
The yellow Centaur LlnImont is adapt-
HORSES AND 1NIH1Ls. It has performed Torn ed
more wonderful cures in three wears of Spav-
in, Strain, Wind-galls. Scratches, sweeny,
etlies in existence. Read what the express
'tNEw YORK, January. 1874.
Il
Centaur Liniment q trial. We consider il
the best article ever used in our stables.
"H. MARSH, superintendent
Adams TX. Stables, N, L,
az. PULTZ, Superintendent
U. 8. Ex. Stables, N. r.
GAL. s. OI4IN, Superintendent
Nat. Ex. Stable, N. %
The best patrons Of this Liniment are Far
rierS and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con.
einnslly using some Liniment. 1t heals Calls
| Wounds and Poll-eVil, removes Swelling
ana Is worth millions of dollars annually <
Farmers, Llyerymen, Stock growers, sheep
raisers and those having horses or cattle.
| What Farrier cannot do fOl $40 the Cen
| teur Liniment viii do at q triflinR cost
These Liniments are sold by all dealer
| throughout the country. They are warrant
| ed by the proprietors, and q bottle will b,
| given to amy Farrier or Physician who de
sires to test them.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co
ass 40 Dey-st., New York.
L
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People and rhIDx-.

Adelina Patti has received &2,OOO, 900
for singing since her debut.
TIE fall is the --latest season of the
year. erything goes on autumnat-
ically.
An English woman, when a tract
was handed her, replied, "Thank you,
am already saved"
An incurables mania for tides and
air castles on the part of wife ought
70 be regarded as sufficient ground for
divorce. -.
An Illinois clergy man took to whis-
key and quinins to cure his chills, and
an investigating committee Is looking
for the quinine part.
II the stone man OF Colorado gets
much more notoFiety the democratic
party will haYe him up for president
directly. Then he is ruined forever.
An imPlacable soldier republican re-
marks that Che Is glad Hayes gives to
the UNION soldiers equal credit with
those OF the Eebel army" Some peO-
pie won't be satisfied with anything.
Even poor, Lo, of the untutOred
mind, has an Innate sense of the pro-
pIIeties Of lie. A lady at Washington
presented spotted Tail with a picture
of Venus, aud the savage remarked
"U4h! no blanket!"
The hard heated Ashland Review
asks: 'Did You ever notice how sensI-
tive are the ears Of woman in church
TO the crying OF some other woman'l
baby, and how deafer than u post she
Is when her own offspring sets mp ii
piercing squall?''
Love Is seldom lost In this world, 70
II 1t be not sown in q fertile field wher
It may grow up q blessing, 1t purifie
and chastens the heart that gives 4
birth. But, though a cloud of dot y
often obscures its bright shining, W
may be positively certain that none
lost between two women who speak O
each other as "that person."
We claim to be the author of ''Tha
Boy OF Mine."-Whitehall Times.
We have our opinion of a man VIII
feels too high toned to lick the back G
postage stamp.
Women are dressing more and NOR
like men, but husbands seem to be q
necessary az formerly.
"There Is one goo thing about S.
TAM" remarked q Desroiter the othe
day. "He never weighs the driver g
he sends out his COAL"
PhotoSrapher-'NoW sir, If ron wi
look ae1ttie less as though you had
bill 70 meet, = little more Is IL ye'
been left legacy, you'll get a picture
The Bridgeport Standard says th
principal point Of difference ketwee
the Endorsement on note and th
dome on the Capitol of Washington
that one 10 under wrote and the other
rotunda. fE
They were what the world calls '.eI
gagged" and they were going to vis
some Of her relatives about thirty mil,
distant. Two railroads ran to the hon
of the latter, and the lovers were und,
cided which one to take. "There is
long, dark tunnel on the O RosC
isn't there ?" she innocently aske
He said there was. sand none on Il
B line ?" she further inquired. I
said there was not. @Then let us |
by way OF the O. Road, - she soft
murmured. And they Went.-NoI
Herald.
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"Brandy,I hope murmured q
sailor on 4 desert isle, when he
stopped to pick mp Q large black
bottle which the waves had washed
to his feet. "Beer, I expect" he
said softly. pausipg in bis labor of
tugging alta somewhat obstinate
cork. 'STracts, by, Jingop he In
dignantly exclaimed, when the edi-
flying but seAroely conviviAl- oOn-
tents ofithe flask were exposed to
view.
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-'Close upon i've, and he has not comet
Perhaps his tie has kept him late,
He is so awkward. must be home
By six. and-thereI he's at the gate 20
The wee foot taps out . quick alarm;
The black eyes light with welcome fond
The little hand nestIes on his arm
The crowd has swallowed my demi-blOnde
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"And so they have elected you
Speaker of tho House," remarked
Mrs.. Randall to her husband the
other evening. as the two walked
down the steps OF the Capitol. "Ye0,
dear" "WSll, they can elect You
SpeAkeRIof the HOUSE aIhthey want
TO, bhtik6ed lMrS. r. SSatply I;
"but Of course you wiz Understand
Samuel that !! continue to be boss
OF tne noWusei EM ogEEa