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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

We are now publishing q series Of
selected articles from Chicago and other
papers showing the benefits. and heal.
Ing qualities Of st. Jacobs Oil. There
ia something in thOse articles which
convinces the public even as 1t were
against its will, that the wonderful
cures enumerated are no myths, nor
scrsred together for effect, but that
they are real. Many OF the persons
named are national in fame and repu-
talon. II everybody in Wilmington
oouid have talked with Mr.. Vogeler, the
proprietor Of the mandatory, which
is sending st. Jacobs Oil in a health
ful stream throughout the whole length
and breath Of our land, face to face as
We of the REPUBLICAN, have done they
would have strong reasons for believing
every thing that is said and published
Of this great remedy for moH of the
diseases and malformations which trou.
BILE humanity and make life In many
OaHes burthel. Mr.. Voseler Ia not
an enthusiast, but he has the fullest
confidence in St. Jacobs Oil and his
very earnestness inspires us with the
same confidence His laboratory and
manufacturing establishment in Balti.
more is amongst the largest of the
kind in the United States. His oil is
rapidly growing in popular estimation,
and when its great healing merits be-
come fully known it will be welcomed |
in every family in the United States.
Mr.. Vogeler was in Wilmington
couple of days ago looking after the
Introduction Of his oil into this city,
Ind he has chosen the REPUBLICAN, %
me Of the best mediums through
which to acquaint the people Of our
ivy OF tie healing merits Of his medi.
inc. We ask Of our readers a careful
,erusal of the articles which We are
from day to day. After
esding them farther advice from Us
would be unnecessary, for we presume
lone would choose to be longer suffer.
rs without giving St. Jacobs Oil a
rial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

Maintaining the INDECENT psor, taking
care Of the blind and educating the
deaf and dumb" There are three poor
h uses in the state, but where are Its
blind, deaf and dumb Institutions
True there are q half dozen persons
maintained in institutions outside OF
the State, but the hundreds Of insane
that should be tsnderly cared for, are
kept in a department Of the poor house,
with NO effort made for their restora'
ton to sanity. Again "Psying the
public debt" Why bless your soul
Mr.. Gazette, Delaware was clear Of debt
until the war broke out, when the
Democratic party created debt OF sl,-
200, 900 to keep men from going to the
war to fight against slavery. Again ::
Boilding and rebuilding the State cap
ital, court houses, water works and
public school houses, all Of which the
Republican party failed to do for white
solle, and but now pre,ends that II
sants to get into power to show Its civ
ziDg tendency BY running the State
in debt and taxing the whites to build
school houses for negroes or forcing
hem into the white public schools as
in Pennss lvania."
The latter we have punched together
as q sample Of senseless jargon seldom
met with. The city Of Wilmington has
had a public school systsm Of her own
detached from State Influences, hence
her magnificent school system and our
palace school houses. 1t 10 only within
the last two years that Democratic par.
tisan politics have entered into the
Board II Education, and 1t is only the
last two years that but little progress
has b:sn made in the building Of school
houses, and what progress has besn
made In education was made In spite Of
the Demo cratic Board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

The ECONOMY for which the Demo
cratic City Council claims so much
credit has a queer way Of showing it.
self. Last night Mr.. Paynter gave no
tjcs that he would introduce an crdi.
nance at the next or some future meet.
ing Of Council, to increase the salary Of
the Chief Engineer of the Water De
par.msnt. The Democrats when they
go: control Of Council reduced the sal.
airy Of that officer to 81 900, and Other
officers In like ratio. Has the Demo
cratic party got tired Of the cry Of
economy, or has the present Chief Engi.
nser done SO much for the party that
he must have extra pay' Perhaps the
party foresess its overthrow next fall
and desires to retire the Chief Rpgin, er
on large salary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
The CITY EalImRfas.

The estimates Of EXPENSES for the
year 1881 were presented to the City
Council last night. They amount to
1916 62S so. Last year the estimates
we're $3.50, 2G6, the excess needed for
1881 being $l6, 1852 50 over 1880. Dur.
ing the year 9s, 900 Of the bonded debt
Of the city was paid off, but still the
needed APPROPRIATION for 1881 for the
payment of interest and the redemp.
ton Of bonds is l2,02SJ0, only
o., $3.50 less than in 1850. This is
caused by the extraordinary appropfi-
atoms for the Water Works during the
year Of $4,000. Tho estimated reys.
nue. Of the city for 1851 is placed a.
sl02 $50, compared with $lOl, $50 for
1880. The balance 10 be raised by
taxation in 1851 is $274, 1850 con-
pared with &235, ZIG IN 1850. The es-
innate for the Board Of Education for
1881 Is 100000 compared with eco 800
this year, and the estimate for the
Water Works for 1881 is $3j, 0C0 com.
pared to $25. 600 this year. For cTeu.
ing and grading streets, repairing and
cleansing streeto, and paving beds Of
streets, the fatimlte for 1881 ia $40, 00C
compared with $500 for the same
work lest year. $1,000 more are al
lowed for salaries for 1881 than was al
Lowell for this year. The appfopri.
atoms throughout show a marked in
or ssae and Go not look nue.. like
carrying out the catch vote principle Of
reducing the rate Of taxation TO 100,
though under a new and full assess.
msn. even this might be possible, but
under the Ires~nt valuation The per-
centage would have to be aised tu about
3l.20. This bears out the REPUBLICAN,
il all II has said, that the low rate OF
tax upon which the Democrats were
running the city was not sufficient to
prevent the creation of floating debt,
and was only intended to catch votes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
CIOEHING.
Boston One Price
Clothing House.

The latest returns from
delaware and parts ofPenn,
sylvania and Maryland, by all
overwhelming majority,gi
the BosToN HOUSE the credit
of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a specially in broken
lots of boys and childrcn's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
CARELESS Of their cost, and in
every case less than their
real value. Here may also
be found a large lot of over
coats for boys and children,
which we are selling at as
lonishingly low figures to
make room for full and I'M
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot of
cardigan jackets for both
ladies and gentlemen in the
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
DUBLlC SALE
L --OB-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

L -ov-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Will bs sold at Public Sale. on the prem
lsos In N Ill Greek hundred, New Castl
county, Del, seven miles from Wilmingtol
and miles from KenDett square, Pa, Of
the Baltimore Central X. X On
9th DAY, THURSDAY, I'd ofl2th MONTH
at2 O'Clock, p. m.
tho property OF the late Samuel p. Dixon
| bounded BY lands OF A. h i d. Shapless. j
7. Mason, A. Armstrong and others, cont tain
ing 100 acres OF land. more or less, about Il
acres OF which is under timber, good PAR
of which is chestp ut suitable Tor fencing Or
other purposes. TIE Iarm Is divided intr
ten Enclosures With water Access bic to all
and under good fence. The land is In n high
state al cultivation, producing good crops OF
all kinds. there are Two apple orchards a nj
fruits OF different kinds. The Improvements
q lnhiI Of "a large and cOmnOdiOus stone
dwelling house In poOi repair, large d0Eble
deckSr barn with wagon and carriage house,
wood houte and all the necessary outruildingI
In good reptir. A stone spring house over u
never failing spring convenient to the bnild
ings: water runs TO the house and barn In
lead pipes from the spring.
This property 10 situated on Red Clay
Greek, within t0e minutes walk OF AEhls I'd
station, On the Deia Have Western .Railtoad,
In goo neiKhbO hood, convenient TO III Ills
s'r odS and pl2cse of worship Of dI1e.ept de.
nominations. and well adapted for either a
dairy or gazing farm. Persons Wishing to
view the property before the day OF sale, will
call on Maris J IiXO". residing thereon.
Conditions on day OF Sale. THE HEIRS
L W. STlDhe NJ l. SON, Auct'rs.
l0ll-dl thWandwtS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
TN. rhi,h.rmeniss Las. Nighs.

Tho PhilhaFmonios Last Nikhs.
The musical public Of Wilmington,
are again placed under obligations TO
the Philharmonic society, formerly the
Willard, for another first class musical
treat from the Philharmonic clab Of
New York. The club consists OF six
members three Of whom were proficient
with the violin, one with the viOlon-
cello, one with the double bass and
Mr.. Eugene Wsiner threw In the mel
low notes Of the nuts, the whole ma.
king q mslodiOus raphsody difficult to
excel. The club was accompanied by
Miss Clara J. Rsu . 6rst class soprano
singer, Miss Rau's rendition Of " Mia
Picoirslla," was received with arap-
turous encore and on her second APP
psaranss she treated the audiences to
the solo "You cannot marry me-" In
part second, Miss Rau favored the au-
disncs with "Lovs may come to mol
row." Mr.. Arnold's violin solo, "Gipsy
melodies" brought down the house
and Mr.. Wernsr's violincello solos, "Ro-
nance" and "Memsn's musical" were
heartily eAoored. To break the foreign
solidity OF the evenings entert sinmsnt,
Mr.. Charles T. Howell, one Of Whining
toms gifted baritone singers, was rap
turously enoorei after favoring the
audience with "Hebe" in the form OF
q miauet. The music throughout was
OF the highest order and was duly ap'
presisted by An intelligent discrimina.
ting audience. The home society We
are informed Is preparing 10 give our
music loving citizens another musical
treat on Thursdsy evening, December
10th. Should It fall short in merit on
comparison with last nights concert, the
public will still have reason for being
under renewed obligations to our homo
soeiesy, but we do not believe they will
reoeSs from the high stand they have
saken. Their mct'o is "onward and
upward"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

fAoTOBER.

IOorobER'
| Now is the time 70 hsNe your roofs protehte,
| from tho TALL dewa and wcteT storms, ant
| Bruce's Excelsior Elastio P1inth Is acknow
lodged by all who have used II TO be une
| quAled by any other In the msTRet, Over &i0(
worth OF work was done IN Wilmington last
year rs test Jobs allowing II to stand twelve
| months without pBy, at which time II the
paint was not found TO give satisfaction In
every particular tho job was to be forfeited.
| and to-day every bill has been paid and all
| arc satisfied. his we claim is recOmmen,
datIon Within itself. Thi ia not one of the
| many bogus paints that I'LL our ms rEets and
the un iersigned gentlemen having tested its
merits fO7 more than year, they being IN
Interested parties, can speak pro or con. soc
them:
M. T. l. West. Seventh and Poplar: Mr.. Il.
Mellva,n, Brandywlne Village; Mr. James
4rubb, Mayor Almond. Ir. Hope, John As
pin; stewart Carlisle, " X. t+Taut, pa uters;
Mr.. John NaEshaIl, Newport Iron " Orks: q.
W. Vernon, edi or REPUBLICAN; W. +. John.
son, I0oier; e1-Sherin VIM. Herberi New
Castle: Morris Tasker and Co., Delaware
Iron Works.
All orders you may favor US with either By
mall or otherwise shsll receive prompt atten.
ton. q. W. BRIGE,
Manufacturer and Agent,
Shop No. 33l East seventh St
Leave orders at store, Seventh and Poplar
streets, or residence, N. W. cor. sixth and
tatnall strcete. 930tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
MD No, Ope. IN. Euve,ope

A 81. Lonis bank trll4r, in casting 9
bank check, gave woman q sealed
envelope marked $500. She did moi
count the money until che got home
and then found only 1856. She rs.
turned TO the bank, but could not gel
the mistake rec.ified She ought tc
have opened the envelope, the tell4l
said, before quitting the counter.
law suit has resulted in verdict 70,
the woman. whore statement Of the
facts was amply corroborated. Tn.
bank viii appeal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

WHERE ELsE conld We look to fnd
John Bright, member Of the British Par
lament, than on the side Of the op.
pressed Irish peoplo. More thaa TWEEN
ty years ago he was the outspoken ne
nay Of slavery and oppression aud he ID
as true to FREQ ION now as he was then.
When John Bright takes the side Of
the Irish peasantry against his own
countrymen there can be no further
doubt abont which side is right.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
Elk a mine Your
Wardrobe

And if you need a suit, part
OF a suit or an overcoat, re-
member we give our undivi-
ded attention to This one
particular branchofbusiness.
We are no spectators in a
combined ready made and
tailoring business, but pro-
ducers Of fine work in the
to'lorin.g art. Long expe-
rience in cloth enables US to
judge of its quality, and we
have equal advantage in
purchasing, for cloths made
to order therefor you would
most likely get satisfaction
with US. FERD CARSON,
Merchant Tailor,
233 Markes St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

ACCORDING TO THR report OF the City
Treasurer there were only $2S, ZIG. IS
in bank 10 the credit OF the city and there
are two months payments to be made
before the water rents become due. 1t
looks very much as il there would be q
very large deficiency by the first Of
July next when the 1880 taxes will bs
available,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
0UK ARTICULATION.

over (IO8.eO6.) one hundred and
elk thousand copies Of 'he Daily
.GKeVubltcsD," w.re printed Sno
sold in twelve GaSs. A0yer'iser"
shOald ROte this faci--nOw that
the hOlIanSa are aDDrOachIDg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
3ROCE2IEs.

STRON9 AND MILD
ROASTED OOFFEB,
q DENTS PER POUND.
BS4AOh, RRE N, JAPAN AND MIKE
TEAS AT
CENTS PER POUND,
Theso gOoda are uneycelled In purity ,rtfcnsss
and favor, by any In the city At the
pEtce. Try them and be
convinced of the iaot
BRHAT WESTERN TEA COMPkET
w. X. BOWMAN Manager
10 =, SECOND ST., l6E. SECOND ST
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment OF tho finer RrodoR Of To
and Cotteo, and perfectly pure pepper, snG
spices generally, ia one OF the bast. Prise
alvey ri4ht. SUGAR AT COST TO OUS
COMERS-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
REAL ES rATE

"ALUABLE.K EAL ESTATE
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
That valuable Real Estate. situated on the
Northeast corner of Third and Orange
stree 8, in the city OF Wilmington known
as the City Soap Works. This property
has frontage on orange street Of one
hundred and twenty feet eleven inches,
az IT. II in } extending back parallel with
Third street eiah,yons feet five inches, and
runnipg parallel with Orange street one
hundred and iwsnty feet and eleven inches,
Q2O It. II in to Third street, thence along
third street eigthyone feet and i've inches,
81 II. SIM.
Two thirds OF the purchase money may be
SECURED on the property II desired. Apply
10 JAM S II. RAY,
lll8.atd Newark, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
Toothache Drops will cure tootbache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and ApothecarIes
302 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
PUBLhC SALES.
TDUBILU SALE

DUBLIU SALE
-eP-
FRESH COWS.
We will sell at Public Sale, at Village
Green, delaware county, Pa, on
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER rs, 1880,
At o'clock. p. m,
- fresh COWS and sprlngers. AA- Tur- G-N4
wifi be at Linwood station y pecs train taat
leaves Wilmington ut 10Y a. m. and 4
months credit. -
llie ROBERTS h TYSON.
ID. W, FREYE, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19
'SOLUTI,

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5cooDtinQssd
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Ssjortcssiy'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-19

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

wsssxAs. j. 4. vandsrxri6 b. h.s ssrs.io Aesa
Of trust dated tine 9Th day o: March. ls:o 60 -
corded I'M the Recorder once OF P~tus county !.
% deed hook II. psye 8. conveyed to the ua1ex.
signed. U. ,. Ahors. ~ his r0ne, tte9es Ae0sv1y
and estate, aud to the i"tsOwin6 deseri060 ri
, estate situated in the county ~ P~uis, SsAoo %
Missouri. VIZ: Fourteen and ss-i"o scres q Of
the south eide of ,i,e sourh half OF the south
east quarter "i ~sct,'. rhi!iy-stx. IN t0a u&6so
forty -es2h. ~; twenty -vns, and thirty
an.i 81 ,op acres OF % the uogth ssae 0l los ew9I
OF the north-eas: quarter ut section 80 u
township s0rty.seveU Il rspee tUeosy.ooot aas1
LAST essribsd trsct he,nG sal chaans WsAe - -
east sud and lO-57 chains wide 90 The Wess eoA.
containing all ifty-iw and 50 100 acreo, WoseA
sail conv-y vance Was made N trust % secure IL
pavmen; Of eight certain promisosy Doeeo - a0d
deed described. and whereas. the said notes haze
become duo end are unpaid. nsw, therefore, - -
cordn0ce with the Dgosss'o0o 81 sot4 80 of
trust, ant nj the request - the le0Al hoeAoS q
ssid nSsss, I shall proceed to sell The ab9ve -
srrihed real estaso as the court house do0V - th0
city Of Ssdala. IN shs co0nty - Posfta. 0ns~
aforesaid, to the nishess bad4ss 1br cash. - D0b-
In suction, on
MONDAY. The I'D DAY o. MARCH. 10
betSeeu the hours Of nine in The foreuoeo 90
i've u The altesnoes - that dsv. - saaisfy sns1
note. to9ethsr wi:h the eose saa s1pssse Sfsoo-
cutting this trust. L. i. 10085.
1-3NwN Tyu0ooo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

Hls.oe Coz $ 80 IcrA sun.
The Ne raid to-day yses 40 account Of . novel
h~nxi Nc ,e>s,'u',oe bssr,cg the title Of "Th>
iA.lies' t~pos.t" les pro>psceus. pr,nsed on .
Ia;;~ patch Of chap red paper s.ys that the de-
psi, charitable ,uss.sussoa FOG single iadi~s
cd and yo,ng" sna coGtsIns the oI.oS :rx start.
..nx rToPcsiticn:
In,-rs-,. ar the rae Of eight dollars on . hun.
dred per month, is paid ss-sy three noashs u
advance. Th~ principal can b withdrawn up-
Oh call. Auy day except sunday.
No dedo,iss received from persons owning q
heuss.
The Herald reporter vAs not shss % Get all The
.nsornatsos tina, he wished % the 'Ladi~s' De.
ros,." though be VISITED that snep'u,ioa " pe,;,.
GOATS. and. according to hrs ovn account. very
ssturAiiy e.nductsi him.elfsu A,- chssscser oi
. vonsau. u. could NO, !sara irc,. "a. usaus ssr.
Susan Csaatah. how the copreru could sdoro
% psy - pr cent yeAs % dspoeies. OF WhAs
disgoci',ca %. made Of mosey rses,ved that
position CONE IN. and sa~ her advance inssress
pa,d over % her 10 the aaansr stipulated
Ln.sr y y a.y rspesse! feI ec~asse:sl
could do, learn mach more. he vas told that
Nrs- =. T. Howe was president Of The eouceru,
and that the m"aey dspos's~t vAs nes loausd,
noe b issiped hos tue deposit could afford %
pay such high r.se o, iss~rsss, shs presisat r.
plying. "E.euse -. tbs. - my hasssss..
il q sasd that tbs questionable character
~ the bassaess hAs hseu IL subject q sssou
uo0 By sha susnorisies. Who have dNc,d-
q that a. % eanp..iu,. have svse esss
swicdled il any Say, AID The "hAsk" does
NOT seiisie patronage. they ars ses called upos
% iosersere.
Al,aeash ,hesr ea.mess :. sssdeessA .pee
n appArcasiy prepcssesous osSs3, ed uish tn
nsooss se-recy. the iaes thAs The manasers
Iolsc,s no basioess. bss receive 0osey DOLLY
rem shoss vho eo0o voluasasily, 70 sosA %
:isar lhsm iron legAl responsibility should any
- SAsi - ressiv0 DssespAl ss1 l9ssrsss axsos-
1iae % agrUe0sols e 10 roOASkah,o hat such
} tassssse - THE has bss0 estng - II -
seaEt al The city SSs ssasiy svo yeasa. eth q
ioeseasSae Ouahsr efaepoeison.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

Ii IL au:hor,'i.".v stated .h;, sv-9~unAOr
SpJ.Gu.. is's-,. 'ur weeks -
Sa:si ts.IS ,ss. ..s.s s:si.r~iioa> uSe IA
. c'vHrre -Ust. v.~.t, 10 ~NrTt.S rtl.s DATED
tr.nsir.. axsH<; IA sf.. h-sxnse satisfied ttst
he cos,.'i abba. -i,-,sE.!s proof aGh WheA
ia -;.-tFIr - ;'rir'r ;,..sss.'oG ass.ss 4se-
Sn..'gi'- aad fH-irt.;.,' NJ isaysrs q" pyNc~sa
% Ia.t.Ur ~ III. ,.a.,-s \ rssscWc lin s3cH w.
ss-r.s tie ht-h.r'i atyc w..s;~ .oosed far
e:eatn... Tr>',.s ~ t...,- - -,
The ''Con.; Jrasrs:' tsH ~ :iai Ln~ CIa>O
disrr rsri s',,Gt Ike ln.s -',sc. ap az Q. ~,
AMI orti-rsv ms to's. Pound .,'.is g;s!iees Of
v''-oi d. 70 s.0 ~ Lcs ;ske u. Went 20 break
fact. The Nihisi-l~ bed p,scss: two ,o~pedOS -
the starr, ''at tit no, step % them. IL
cof{..e >:nc., strong 1T pruss.c Mcsd that 80
sirsid to drank is. Fcun'i a s.:Sipiou - ny
lett slipper. tea: luckily shook q Dat Ues -
puttihg u j.s-t before stepping into ~
carriage 20 "a Tor my morning. drive is sss
blown into the air. killing tbs coaeAman snd
the hor.. in-,.n,iy. ] did Rot drive. Took .
light lunch q: hsrInetrsilv sealed Am~T,e a
canned goods. They can't too, ne there.
Found poisoned dagger in my fsvonte ehsar.
with the pom, s:,ck.Dl out. Did not iii 1oWe
on IL. Had dinner u, p. m-s and usaEAe bArOe
Lsschounoworsks taste every dish. He died
before the coup cleared away Consuus<d
some Hsl.iMore oysters an! soW~ I0o6oa
stout that have had locked ~ for Ave years.
Wen, To the theatre ana waS shoi as 10 the fsss
act Had ;ae -niire audience hss9ed. wsD
home to s-s sni slept ali nigh: on ths Esot q
tho palxce."