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NAVIGATION c7OTEs.


CH1CAGO.
Thursday evening the props Wissahtckon nntl
Badger State were chartered for to0o bu coru
10 Dutfalo at 15zc. ..-..
sIr. Daby, Tho manager Of tho excursion stnr
I1uby, says the rcputt that his boat is not pro-
y,icd Will, su.I,.5ent lo-savtnE apparatus ia not
eorrcct, and tl.:.t slto Is supplied With good
1oats iloats, preanrrers etc., according to Inv.
Ilo nlso saws Tint he will mt hlsow any more
passengers on tho Ruby than l.er paposs gtvo
hGr 1tgenso to carry.
ELSEWHERE.
Tho ncw nrpp Now York. lntcly launched nt
Buffalo, viii be ready for business ia about four
WgGks.
'ilIu new steam barge 0tiddcn made trial
tr1p ot Cleveland Thursday, ar!d her engines
wursch satisfactorily. -..--,.
ii is said that new light Is to he erected on
Grassy Isle to take tho plncc OF tho nuu already
there. and that operations will bo begun it,n'e-
diatciy.
sorts, was seized at DynT Inlet recently for
debt. on .!e complaint Ut the Georgian Bay
Blk buoys hnyo bcun PLACED III Rondeau liar
bor ior Tic PURPOSE Ut showing, this deep water.
Tile three on tile port slde arc black, the others
being paiuted red.
, 1879-07-05


a!.l woop Of IciEanework Vi American soctcty.
Two Specifications OF tic nrragnlnsnt Ut Et,-
gland Indicate thd main causes Ut the lo0gco1,.
lemplassd scpatation: "For cutting III our
lra.lc NTH nl paris Of thu WOtld.h md ~ For
l.m,os!,Is ta3es on'ut without. our CONSENT"
English cupi4ity prccipitatrti American ndc-
pc,lde,'ss. 'Ihe English King nn4 Parliament
carod l1ue for tho internal cvnccrns
could be secured for the English mer-
cilunt. tlence tic navigation laws providing
that none but Euglish slips should transport
iAulorieah rrotiuco oyer tho occan"; mil u.at
"lt,e principal articles Ut that produce should
be allowed to bo sold only in tho mnrkess Ut
,t,e lnutiier country" The riEht to tax unI to
control The trnde 0t tho colonies WIS the lurl
ln,; PURPOSE vi England. Tic culonsts quickly
llon's Government their condition waa llttto
better than t!,ut Ut serls. Whea the Pilgrims
crossctl tbs Eiain to escape relixlous pcrsccll-
t!on they thought iittle OF taxation an4
tradc. But their descendants Of It'll Ind
| learned that tle iatl9n which Won!l pcrsccnte
| kubeonfortntst would, With still less scEupn,
tax hin without his consent, a.Id compel hin. 10
trudu with regard ~ it,, nos hls, advantage.
| The Declaration Wus promulgated md tho
Revolution followed. Twas \ struggle between
u halM3u! VI men nHd Errat Empire. The
courage ap1 endurance Of the Revolutionary
troops u bcy0na ail praise. eannot, however,
hut think that The struggle might haYs teen
much more protrxctcd had 1t not been for the
bEoau Atlantic, witch divided the autagun.sts
| At fGley FutGo tle ar.4y Was both ttuzen Aal
| starved. Its condition was ptttoble. A wash.
tngton, har4ssed wttlcare n1,u worn with anxiety,
walked vloolnily amongst The miserable huta oi
tic soldtEtY, uaess o.utuous wosls greeted bis
ears: mo pay, no clothes, no provisions, no
Eum.' II the Atiul.ttc had bccn less broad, or
tbs systc,n OF navigation improved by the uso
| Of steI1n, Valley Furre Wuu1u psE.Apa have ue-
The valley VI death, not only to tAu army,
put to uc cause 1t represented. On such slender
threads 1nomentuus eyants often depeu.t.
| What American citixen Who loves his country
will ever rease To remember with gratitude the
e4cror rendered by France In that gspst
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
o 1, Republicans For Grant.

CLEVELAND, April 20.--The reports
In The TINES in regard to the candi
date for 1880 were read with much in
terest in Ohio, and called ont univer
sal discussion Of the subject, so that
now much more carefully considered
opinions on the subject can be obtained
than were possible before. AT present
six District Judges are holding court
here. Their homes arc all over North
ern Ohio, from Toledo to Akron. In
conversation with these gentlemen II
was asoertained that Grant is the only
candidate talked of by Republicans
They seem to have settled upon him,
and unless something new comes to
turn the course Of public sentiment he
will be nominated by acclamation.
Judge Watson, Of Sandusky, said
sour people are AL for Grant, but
some, myself among the number, feel
that his former tive terms are obstacles.
The precedent in this matter IS an old
and strong one. II anything turns
public sentimen: from Grant, Gen Gar
field will undoubtedly be- the man."
L.Judgs Hale, of Lorraine County. said
that tho Chairman of the Republican
Central Committee Of his County had
taken considerable pains to ascertain
the feeling Of his party, and was con-
WINGED that aal favored Grant.
Judge Finnefrock, of Fremont, (Pres-
ident Hayes's home,) is a Democrat
He is for Thurman, and thinks the
Democrats Of his section do not favor
Tiklen.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
ALIrERARv CURIOSITY.

The following, sent US by an Intelligent lady
correspondent, Is one OF the most remarkable
compositions with which we have ever met.
II evipces an ingenuity Of arrangement peru.
lisrly its own. Explanation: Tho initial
capitals fpcll, my boast is In the glorious
Cross Of Christ" The words In italics, when
read from top o bottom and bottom To top,
form the Lords prayer complete: lt.
Make known the Gospel truths, our father,
Yield up Thy grace, dear Father from above;
Bless us with hearts scLich feelingly can sing,
"Our life thou art for eper, God Of Love ~
Assuage our grief In love for hr'st, We pray.
Since the bright prince Of Heaven and glory
Took ali our sins md hallowed the display,
Infant being, first man, and then was cru
stupendoas God thy grace and povsr make
known;
In Jesus name let all the world rejoice,
Now labor in thy heavenly kingdom own.
That blessed kingdom for thy saints the
choice.
How vile to come to thee Is all our cry:
Enemies IT, fhy.self and all thats .ine'
GraceIess our riH we live for vanity,
Loathing the very being, evil In design.
O God, thy will be done from o ,rth to Heaven,
Reclining on the Gospel, let ns live
In earth from sin deItt cred and forgiven.
oh! as thyselt, but teach US t. forgive,
u less ifs power temptation doth destroy
Sure Is our fall into II depth Of We
Csrnal in mind, we've not q glimpse ofj0y
Raised against heavcn In us, hope We can
flow.
o give us grace and iead US on thy way;
Shine o" Us with thy love and give W peace,
Self and this that rise against us slay.
Oh grant each day our irespdsa-es may
cease,
Forgive our evil deeds that oft we do,
Convince us daily Of them to our shame.
Help us with hea emily bread 70 give US, too,
Il current lusts, and re'il adore thy name /;
In thy forgive ness we as saints can die,
Since for " q, d our trespdsses so high,
Thy Son, our Saviour, uled on Calv'ry.
Baltimore Sun,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Paul Boy ton at vieksa.mrg.

Captain Paul Boyton arrived II
Sicksburg at four o'cleck Sunday after
noon. HIS arrival was the occasion OF
a great ovation. Thousands Of people
crowded 1he banks as he landed,
thoroughly exhausted. The runs
from Memphis were az follows: One
hundred and eighty-two miles TO Hell
ena, Ark, in twenty-one hours: 100
miles to Arkansas City, in thirty one
hours; 140 miles to Milikens, in thirty
three hours; 20 miles to Vicksburg, in
FIVE hours. The captain proposes to
be In New Orleans next Sunday. His
condition Is very bad. He is nervous
from fear of ffRilure, and fever blisters
ar. beginning to show on his lips.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
ImaglnattOR.

Rev. DR.. Caldwell on Romance Of History"
The faculty OF imagination is ire.
pr.ssible and und-finable; 30 that when
til. world of reality is shut out, it can
create one for itself. 1t calls up forms
that ar. glorious, images that are bril-
liant, and landscapes that are gorgeous
and beautiful. ltpeop!es solitudss and
illumines the dark places of earth. 1t
gives eyes to the blind, ears to the deaf
and joins the present both with amem-
ory of the past and belief Of the fu.
ture. Like your shadow, it keeps
ahead Of you, or walks by your side, or
follows close behind you. 1t is youself
keeping company with yourself Fic-
ton is not its only domain: trueit re-
wells in that, subdued held by the mas
ter power of the mind-a cultivated un-
derstanding--it marches in the full
panoply of truth through all the mazes
Of history.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
when Will IL Be :
For the REPUBLICAk.

For the REPUBLICAN,.
The following essay was read before
Walola Lodge Of Good Templars on Fri.
day evening last, by Miss II. Louise
Martin /:
On last Sunday week the Inhabitants
OF our city were scarcely awake before
the news reached them that colored
man lad besn murdered at late hour
the previous night. Upon investigation
II was found that he had come to his
death at the hands Of four white men
who had spent their nights in drunk
enness and debauchery in some unli-
censed liquor saloons in our (said to
be) civilized city. With me the ques-
tion arising is this: Can our or any
other city be called civilized and en-
lightened in which man (let alone a
woman) cannot walk after night fall
without sndangering his life should
say not. This seems TO be- the present
state Of things in Wilmington, and yet
We are considered civilized. What Is
the cause Of this? What, indeed, but
rum. Rum, the root of all evil, and
the curse of our land. Thousands Of men
are being (you might say) murdered in
our Union every year by this powerful
demon. Yet it is permitted to be sold,
and then those who do an injury while
under its influence are punished ac-
cordinp TO the extent Of the injury
Oh. how little consistency there ID In
the laws Of our land. The life Of Perry
Demby was as precious to him aud his
family az is ours to US. Yet II that
une life causes all the unlicensed liquor
saloons and houses Of i'll fame in our
city to be closed, thereby saving many
others from the same tate, was not that
life sacrificed for a good cause only
hope such will be the case. We can
only do our best in this world, and
then hope and trust, and wait for the
rest. Can it he that God has caused
that life to be taken to shcw us that
our every effort is needed to drive from
us and our country that which We so
much dread Should not every tenn
persnGe man and woman in Whining
ton, and all OYER the land, do every
thing in their power to promote the
cause Of temperance What should
be done with the murderers This is
question that requires considerable
thought. In the first place | do not
believe in capital punishment. hold
that one man has no more right to kill
t.n.an another. II he had, would not
Our Heavenly Father have made men
ton of it in His teachings! The only
Just punishment that | should think OF
would be life time of hard work and
imprisonment. Each person, of course,
has his own opinion, and this give as
mine. When will the time come that
we can have peace, harmony and broth
erly love, aud can read our papers
without continually having before our
eyes the report of some deed committed
by some one while under the influence
OF liquor The answer il, not until
King Alcohol is banished, and every
man accepts his true God. Then and
then only will it be.
Every lady in the land,
Sh uld side with temperance.
And ever lend helping hand,
To help its sustenance.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
TO be Hung.

The coming spring, ~ 600 pieces Of
wall paper and 1000 pairs Of window
shades, all from the reliable Wall
Paper House OF J. R Holt, 223 Market
street. Mr.. Holt j. selling l5e. paper
for l24c.. l2ic. for lOc. lQc., for &c.,
and 81. for g., per piece. These goods
are of the very best make, and guar.
rant-sd at full length. Mr.. Holt will
sell you enough paper and border to
paper room l2h. by LIT. for the small
sum offs cents. SO, you see, papering
Is cheaper that whit~washing. The
spring designs are stylish and beauti-
full. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung com
pIete, el.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give us call and be convinced that
the above is no humbugging advertise.
men, but facts. JonS X. HeN,. 223
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
De La Maiyr's improvement
Rrkpme.

Representative De La Matyr on Satur-
day filed petition emhodying a bill
TO establish a "gre-nback" currency,
and to relieve the financial distress Of
the country by granting aid to certain
companies Incorporated by the State
authority for works ofinternsl improve
msnt. 1t provides that the Secretary
of the Treasury be required to have
prepared at the earliest practicable Pc
riod rotes and oblig ,tions Of the United
States to the aggregate amount of ten
hundred millions of dollars, to bs known
as greenback currency, to be legal ten
der for generel circulation, and To be
loaned to corporations in amounts and
on terms specified for improvements
designated in the bill.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

Fouse No.a,l8 Chestnut streot.
House No, 14l5 delaware AWepae.
House No. S02 Delaware AveDpe.
House No.ilN9 jefferson ssDeot
House on, Van Buren street.. be1wsen @ignsn
nd Ninth.
House No. SIS East Second ctreet
House No! as Jefferson street.
House No. ~ Maryland ARenuo.
Houses Nos. IlOo, llao, lls2, ars4 ana llS
Walnut street.
Houses Eos,KI2 and 1914 ". Front fsraot.
House Ao..1iX West Thiid street.
Far .e,t lOQacres, nenr Gresnwe0d STA.
ion, on, ths, pelss ware X. X. Sussex 90 Del.
House, iaNtage style with msdecn improve.
nents and "A aboutt acre Of Land, auisatxe i0r
phys,sian n or asH summer rcstacnce. Near
Holly Oak<,tatiou, p, W. h b. x. *.
FOR RENT.
A truck farm ofX acres within the Enit
I Wilmington with = good howe and asnrn.
0ne house, No.lE West Ninth street.
Ore house, NO. 0cl delaware Avenue.
OEe house, No. 6A Spruce street
One house, 80. TIA spruce strsef-
tine house, r o. 2l5 4Vest Fourth Street.
One aouse, no. 3ll East Filth street;
Also nuiupe. Of spaAll houses Ia difsnGnt
Arta Of the dity.
A;yly 70 w. MsGAULLEY 90,
eOe Market PtEeet,
t& Am. Wilmington, DeL
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Mntricif1e While InsaMe.

A special gives the following particn-
lars Of a brutal murder on Saturday
night, which occurred nine miles east
of Montez una, Iowa. A man by the
name Of Owen Cannot killed his mother
about midnight, by BEATING her on the
head with a stick OF stovewood. After
the man had committed the horrible
and nnatural crime he threw the body
out Of the house upen the wood pile.-
The mnrdersd womaH was in her seven
ty-ninth year. After doing the work
Cannot left the house and it was with
some diGiculty that he was captured.-
Insanity is the only cause that can be
assigned for the deed.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Emit ertstnsmeae this Evening,

Franklin Circle No. 6, Brotherhood
Of the Union, will celebrate the seventh
year Of its existence a. Lodge by Civ
ing an entertainment at their room
No. II, McClary building this evening.
The exercises will b. Of varied ma.
ture, singing, speaking, &c. Prof.
Crabb will be present and give some
OF his best readings; Mr.. G,o. W. Rob
prts will explain the objects, purposes
and aims Of the order, and 1t is ex.
pected that Prof. Ssmmons will give
one Of his marvellous exhibitions Of
jewsharp melody.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
FOR SALE =!
)ne hundred and Forty
Five Thousand Dollars.
$145,OOO.
NILMlNG1ON CITY LOAN.

LIN accordance with I'm ordnance passed
bril- 10, 1879, sealed pxoEosals will be receiv
at the sffics OF the City reasurer until 8
clock Wednesday. Apris %, for one hundred
nd forty.five tb0asand dollars, Wilmington
bty Loan. Interest ~ per cent. PER annum.
kya BILE semi-a nnpally on the nrst DAYS o.
(ay and November. clear OF all taxes levied
the State OF Delaware or the United Statas.
hase bonds will bc due and payable ~ fol-
Iva Five thorsand dollars on the first day
Ncyember. 1884. and seven Thousand dol.
Yrs on the first day OF November OF each and
Fery year following until the whole amount
redeemed
(tn sais and permanent Investment, for
|,istpes or ot or. seeking security and prompt
t ment Of int rest, there is none better
Tho Finance Comm ttee reserve the right
reject any or at bids.
All bids i,r the ab ve to be marked "PRO-
E,SAIS FOR CITY LOAN" and adj ress.
to John Guthrie, Chairman OF Finance
|Ommiteo, City T'reas,,rer's Office, Whining
|n. bel. FRAN CHS VINCENT,
|lblw City TreasIrcr.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
A n " Ssl~of Teeth At h xty Years

A Now Rst~of Teeth at b xty Years
Of Age.
.Fp,m the Richm Dispatch.
There is now living near Midlothian,
in Chesterfield county, all old negro
man about sixty years Of age, who dur
ing the war lost all his teeth by acci.
dsnt, and several years ago, to his
snazemsnt and wonder, and to the
utter astsnisbnsnt of all who knew
kim, a complete set grew out again,
and is pronounced to he su improve
nent' upon the former set. This, per-
haps, is one of the most remarkable
frsaks Of mature on record. The negro
is at present living with a Mr. Robert
son, a prominent citizen Of the county,
who will vouch for the accuracy Of tie
and who has employed hisn
curing tise time.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Now. II the Time.

TO select paper to decorate your walls.
We have fine stock of the latest pat
terms, which we invite you to ehl and
inspect, fully confident We can please
you with designs, workmanship and
price at the old stand No. 618 N arkst
street, A. B. J0HRs.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
RAnA THu ~

This to notify the public that Ros-
in Il Bro. go W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city, let their prices
BE- what they may. Rosin & Bro. has
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheerfully.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Great Reducti o n In Reef

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at to s cents a pound good
roast at 8 to 10; best roast, l2 to ID;
round steak, III rump steak, IA : sir
loin, IL, Of r. P. Geary, stalls 10 and
IL Third street market, and A. T.
Geary, stall 10 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Age follow ng iha. ofChtvaiyy

Age follow 'ug ina. 0flbtyAlJy
Rev. DR.. Calds ell On Rom ance of history"
A better age has dawned upon
the world. 1t is no longer deem
I'd proper, or brave, or chivalrous to
maintain honor by shedding blood.
christianity has spread her blessed light
abroad and a noblpr civilization has
taagilt the world purer and better
chivalrv.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
Oulv ono Days Notice.

Only one days notice is required by
]. R. Holt to have your paprrlng done.
lie has increased his force Of good and
skilled worknlen and can serve you at
one days notice. J. R. HoLT, 223 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

T1OK RENT. House CORNER Of Nftss, and
q Spruce strcets, six rooms, and No. 9fs
L. Il. NAy KLEt5JK,
anIsstf sd blarlc6t street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

r, ON Prick dwelling
win bath, front and hSck stairway. wa.
ter In yaYa All In vo0d wpair and pleasant
lscatiop. Price 81 500 eafy terms.
IA. B. ND &CO.,
apI7-st COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22
H AME b BRO,

4 AMESA b BRO, 'I'
Importers and dealers In
ARDWARR AND CUTLERY
PAINTS, OIL, GLASS ANn CEMENT.
Nj. 20% MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON Uxl-AN ARy.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

room house. with gar
Il den and stable; IS leT mCnti. Poses
lion lpmef lately. + r. WILLIAMSON,
l27 Orange st. ap2iS.s
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

JA(y4k kENT.-A seven room trick house I'm
4 good location. cheap rest. Apply al
122 WestSeventh street,t0
anlA3l# Il. HAMMER.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

TNoKS ALE OR kENT.--A 'neN store'in
III good location, wits all modern i'm
Provemants but small annIntCfcash WAX ted; ;
klso two other new dwellta9s, sgme terms;
Eould take thares In good soan association for
bay. SeyeBll other houses Tor sR o. building
Ind jobttng done promptey. apply to
TlNDALL 4 SONS,
hhSo.u ;yol French and s1o z. tSipth Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

NOR Ri.Nr.--Two rooms, ono 'eaitable 1or
+ an dttice, and In gooa lol olalTy. Apply
It No. SE. FIF H ST. Sp2l3tS
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

NOR SALF-A Dearborn wagon, Suitable
4 for cotutry or store wagon, also one
,ar. Sold fur want OF use.
Aple-et P.u. FORD, Third sad Adams Sts.
THUR SALE OR RENT 1.-aInree budding
on seventh street near Walnut, suitable
or church. societies. or manufacturing pur-
poses. Prise very low. Terms accorrmoda-
INN. J. A. BONE Il CO..
,pl7.lt 60l sShpley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

INOKs Ale "A tWo-story prick heuse with
d tive story back building, In good location
Q erooms, bath and water In kitch-
o. Prhe very low. and terms easy. Apply 10
THOMAS Il. LALLY,
,au 6O2 MARKET street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

\ EORTGAGES negotiated, Rents
Nj collected. PrOprrtie. carefu j..
n maU aged. Insurance placed In
reliable companies. and convey.
lnctp { accurately executeN.
mi Wa HEAI.D Il Co.,
6ank crs and InScstrnent BrOkers.
CIay tom HOUSE Ru1ldlnx
Daily Republican., 1879-04-22

RENTED, Rents
Collected, Insurance placed
10 Arss-rlass c0Rspantes. surveying
of arJHN q speciality. A large num-
ber ~ properties for rent, s0ie ana
exchawYe' q, A, BON - R CO.,
inSOti 6Ol Shipley street.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-06-21
Fun i'm Kentucky.
Brooklyn Eagle Let ter.

Brooklyn Eagle Let ter.
During the campaign which resulted in
Blackburn's election, James Marshall, of
Kentucky, stumped the district against
the regular Democratic nominee. Black
burn land Marshall travelled together.
One would speak and the other reply to
him. Marshall was as eloquent as Black
burn, and the contest between them was
interesting. Blaekburn's favorite theme,
when addressing an audience, was finance.
At one of the meetings, after Blackburn
had discussed the financial question for
an hour, Marshall arose and interrupted
the speaker. Turning to the audience
he said: Gentlemen, MIR. Blackburn
has wearied you with his talk about
finance. I wish to tell all within reach
of my voice that .he knows as little o.
the boundless depths OF that subject as s
duck on the ocean knows of the unfa
thomable distance of the water peneathe
Ii this remark did not succeed in dis
comHting the orator Marshall woult
again interrupt him and say: "M,
|, friends, I wish to call your attention t.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-06-21

man 60 shooting! Just think OF it"
"Well, .mizzle!" reported the bar"
keeper, wfp had just set up four fancy
drinks fora row of customers.
"I pledge YOU my word" said the
vagrant, holding the can within an
inch of the open stove, Pm SO miser'
able I've almost mind to blow lmyself
up"
"Dare you do it," said one Of the by
ISLANDERS, winking at the crowd.
The wretched party gave sad, linger'
ing look at the poured out liquor, that
he might ne'er behold again, and tossed
10 the can. The yell that the whole
crowd gave as they started for the other
side of the street was heard on Tele'
graph hill. When they filed in about
ten minutes after the empty can die
not explode, there was four empty glass
es on the counter, the lunch table wa:
al empty mockery, the till looked like
a savings bank on the day after g really
large deIosit.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-06-21
A Happy Medium.

Where's mammal" cried blue-eyed
Bessie, running breathlessly into the
room the other morning. ''Never mind,
you'll do, aunty; I only want to know
something; is my pa rich ?"
"Net very. Whyp
ooh! cause Benny Bend and May
Monk and Kate Kinsley are out here
telling about their pas, and l didn't
know about mine.''
"Well, Bessie, I'll tell you. Your pa
is not too rich. and not too peor; he is
Just comfortably well off,"
The child stood for moment, look
ing thoughtfully, then repeated over and
over to herself, Not weddy rich, not
weddy poor, jest comferble," and went
out.
Presently her mother came in, Bessie
following her. well, Bessie" said
she, "have you been a good girl TO-
day?"
"No, mamma"
"Why, Bessie, I hope you have moi
been bad girl?"
"No, mamma" said the little thing
"Not weddy bad, not weddy good
lest comferble little girl"