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Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
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A full assortment Of
,pEKA GLASSES, Ac., which tkey ars
As Low AS THE LOVES!
,s.untnd,s Eav"r.te Pills.

l)r. s,mms vegetaEle Liver Pltls tsugar
coaLsd) move the bowels easy by acting a.
ee.y Oh the lye restore the iOs' ts onets,e. ivar
II, do,nv this, beadache neuralgia, pains In
the right or left side or through the limbs,
in is .lssstion N costivsnoss, SICK stomach. weak *
back, Dizziness, bad feelings through ae .ne
body, ach,og limos, biliionsness, general
weakness and other bodily tntsmit.es are e
cured. They positively operate Withon. e% !
Krping sGxsnns ,nsada Easy purgve
End liver cure. 25 cents and ~ box. Main
uepot, Fourth and King stress. ptiladel'
phia, 6O2 A,on street. Sold by dealers
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
u LilSrLR S ORDER.
IL, RYGlsrET'H DEP1CE.

N RHGlslEEs DFVlCR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. "A, 1891.
Upon the application of VIM. M. Stuckert,
Administrator, q. L. A. Of Levi Il. Clark, late
OF Red Lion HID in said county deceased, 1t IL
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Admins ,rator aforesaid give notice Of grant
Ing OF Letters of Administration upon the es
tate oi the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to he post
cd within forty days from the date Of such
letters In six OF the most public placer Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in
sucn case made and provided ; and also cause
the same to be inserted within tho same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and 70
DO continued therein threo weeks, (e-0-d).
-, Given under the hand and seal Of
}L.s. office OF the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BlfGsj, Register.
NoTICR.-All persons having claims Against
the estate Of the deot ssed must present the
same, duly attesteu to the Administrator, on
or before August a. 1852, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case mi de and provided.
WILLIAM M. STUCkERT,
Administrator q. T. A.
Address st. Georges, Iel, or Levi u
Bird Attorney. Wilmington. l'e!. auRA
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FOR RENT.
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- EtlSiER'S 'lnDE.E.
~ kEuisTnR's 0pPIuH,
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. y, 1881.
Upon the application Of phebe L. Holt, Al.
ninistratri, Ol John Il. Holt, lat. OF " lining.
ton Hundred in said county, deceased il Is
ordered and directed by tne Register that the
Administrative aforesaid tsi' notice of the
Kr?ntingof Letters of dministrationupoD the
estate Of deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing Advertisements to be post
oil within forty days ron the date of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the sane or abide by an act OF Assembly In
euch case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, .
newspaper published in Wilmington, and II
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
Given under tho hand and seal OF
LIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid, al
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid tho day and year above written.
S. q. BIGiS, Register.
NorIcE. All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly a.tcSted to the Adminstl atriX, Oh
or before August II, A. d., 1882, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro.
vided.
PHEBE f. HOLT, Administrative.
Address :-WilminGton Del augiS
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
ID EGISI Ek'S ORDER,

REGlsTER's OFFrcP,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Sep. 8, 1881.
Upon the application Of William Il. Yer.
non, administrator Of ADper We no late
OF Brandywin Hid in said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
of granting OF letters Of admin tratiOn upon
estate of the deceased, with the date Of grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from tho date of such
letters in six of the most public places of the
county Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided: and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. anews.
paper published in Wilmington and to be
continued therein three weeks, te-o-d)
~~~, Given under the hand and seal Of
II. 9. Office Of the Register aforesaid. al
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. RlGGS, Register.
kOTlCR.-All persons having claims aga nst
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the al minis ratcr on or
before sent s, 1882, or abide the act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided
WILLIAM Il. VERNON
Administrator.
Address :-Cl.yDont. Del. seyt1
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
LIQUID ES:|= E,|.. 81: +: ::

j y .h,use 70 IA. ,irErut .saatNs r} e.
Y .,an., .ss Of poap,e w',o prefer to r'r'''N'r"
q EIdn.yv-W1rt ulIepiy .orrp>ts'!, -
Il ,,,da,nrs of th,. ceJAprr.4 n csc-.c9;- now p1 ,
Y ,,,r. a. 4. Hc,,ts ,r, :, 81 .ye.' a. trs. -
verv oonce-tr1tet, IN PUT u In largo Dott 'o-
n and In equally e:l.'!en "s t1a " NY ar.
q tin cans. II savea IN, n&cosz-.:T etprep'i1n;s
u is always reaGs. n.si IL I':r7 'iasi3 Jason -
II mes, people. I4ico, St pe7 pSetie.
4 LIQUID AND dry soZ1, BY Enucs2'sis
n WELLS, RICHARDSON 3 co. rrc?'rs
~, rVsr.-tnD. Vt
Iss3s. - sEE,s WY
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

1NOR SAILS SlX-ROoM b &c X
\ houses, nearly new very little cash
x1n,ed PII'NER y o..
sept Est
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

TIME LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
/ In PhisdSlphia. JNO. WArAMAAE",
Grand DokoL, Etl ". W&exct 70 onessn9s'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

nMMEN WANTED 10 WORK ON
,nNGV ~ the Delaware kiver tension Of
the tne ' ~ X. II. apply at tho work, on
septl7.6tt GEO H. ZtkR.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

vNDH sALE.-TIE VEKY DESIRABLE
residence, 8uT Washington street; terms
.s,v Apuly to a. 5. ELLIOTT,
septSu Si1'h anu Aalhel s''eo"'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

rH,R SALE-HOUSE. NO. lll7 TAT
nall street, splendid location terms
sccoumodating aud price low .
NJ. NJ. CHILD, 704 Market street.
scDtllft
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

TSOR SALE OR RENT-UNE NEW
store and 2 dwellings all in good loca-
tiOn Terms easy. q. H. TIN BALL.
sep,lttt 7Ul trencn street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

- .,IE THE HDU + H q !. u
E'nooI. Of a boarding house doing ial'
J. so',ay w,I, he sold at privae sale for cash
bushes, " terms ,ermS. Also house for rent: Ap-
OF on ca! "'' NJ. NJ EG GARy,
ply 10 5.G Tatnall street.
augSl'i
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

I'm sALEAT A BARGAIN -TaREE
kNM.w .wo story brick houfes, with D rooms
= Nv" ~" u,ali street, between Lobd:il and
AMe'' THOMAS X. LALLY,
,,o,-,f b011a Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

roR sALE-sn,M,hE p, 4. rss;t1n y rart q, no 10
dv view Of the fi'Gr iss;red Sl, .As
@ s houses in part eHchanse II Gprir.u tTsh,s nc
M'ss'nt .S ~ his property. Address Owner,
v.rrBIlcAN ottlce. y-'-''''h'I'"' "
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN 10 MAKE
bomn himself generally useful in q dry good
hTue' aIt good chance to learn the business If so
t0n tTnlT'td. M address =. U. Box, oOo, Whining
WI Lei. septlStf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

1xnK KsALE-ANOTHER LOT or NEW
and second hand express and business
1sgops, will be sold cheap.
UARHAGH'S Carriage factory,
,,.naw Fourth and Walnut s's.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w ANlhD-A LAUY WITH SOME EN-.
s.W terlence desires u situation either in
VI! SOol, Trimming or confectionery store I;
H,Ace Hiy'slsAce given II desired Address 'Clcr., "
AfPcBtlCAN office. septl2
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

WANTED A RESPECTABLE WHITE
RMst girl Or Woman for general house work
ne.slease S. r'quirod at Bak ry, southeast cor
~" eA'h and Madison street septl2.6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

WANrED.-2 COOkS, I GIRLS FOX
w general hou eworK, 5 cololed girls rs
ohambermalds halt grown girl as nurse,
neaon farms, L Dourd ers for private house
N Market street. Apply at
WILSON'S Agency Once,
aag@-tf GOV ShiuleY street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

NUR SALE. -ONE SECON N ID HAND
hack, In good order, seats, will carry
peNOns Apply to Wy. WAnN ER,
sept3 If
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

GNOR SALE-S T. =, Z X A Il SECOND
4 hand wsYJ,.s, Mt Fifteenth ana Market
DtIees auv iy-tf u. kLkBAUIh.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w ANrED-A GOOD Girl. FOR GEN.
NM, eral house. ork. IN a family OF three
Mun,oglv give good reference. Apply at 707
'Aloe str.et septl5tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w hN IEl'-A SIT U ALTON AS OH AM
lust .r,ad Eer'Ha'd In a small family. having
seventh street. '1' ~fp,y syentIs.s4
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w "HlEl' - A MID'IE-AfED we.
Gil Monrmaah ah ior general housew0rk. Apply at
''icet. SeptA-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

W ANrED-A RELIABLE COLDRED
vsn.,.m 10Y, about Is, t. wait on table and be
eIr"saiy nv s1y Useful Reference required. Ap-
~ a'No 1000 French street. bsptlo.att
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

TNRSALE CREAP-A LOT OF SCHOOL
i benches ana desks, Nv West Liberty st.
scpt5ttf JUAN ash.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
WANTED.

TvANTED-FIFTEEN OR MOkE RE-
w spectacle families, either as an organ
lnon or Individually to locate on as many
building lots,A4 to u acres each; land suitable
tfall kinds f fruit !; good elevation hLe
view Of this city, with adiacent and chtap Il.
k, facilities. Terms easy. For particulars,
apply to GkEAG n PIERCE,
Septl2u , lay ton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

I.VM FOR SALE OF 6o]a ACRES.
tOl5 acre farm for sac. IN Mli' .,srn ''F.
l!.to'Iu !. .ba R,prnllCAs stiice. sep.l,-ott
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w nniED-T WO GOOD STOV
E. Fou,,nhIa Fuckers steady employment. land 0
'". sereet. II T. PICK Ills
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

ANTED PROPERTY HnLpERS TO
for tb.muy bruce's Elastic Paint, and know
themselves that 1t Is the best. septlbt II
BRUCE, tlS East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w hEIED--A Roy 10 OR1T YEARS
creroo oid, to learn tre drug business ; ref.
lIc.S ,e eQuired. Address "O61ce." RspnB
'"ce. sept1S-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w hNIED- A aIHL FOR GENERAL
l% I.s. ihousework ia . small familv, at No.
'oh street. ssptl7.Stt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w hNIED-TO BORROW $500 AT s
tarm. Per cent. on five brict dwellings, for .
Ssptl2.9ott
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w "a ahlI-A GtRLTO DO GENERAL
COS West stGE@seWork EnaN,rk; gosd lroner. Apply at
: o3r'h Street. septl3-t'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

w ATa ~ daEEl-bOARDTRS WANTED AT
good acei W.. Fling street. Pleasaut rooms and
oudtlons. septl5-lMt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

NOR STOCK AND FIXTURES
L ola grocery store in central part nl the
CITY. address "W" this office. seuiO-l2tt
NUK SALE ECHEAP-SMA.L HOUSES.
II Auply at 2l6 runRu tlrecL. stptlo-et
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

H'sS.naDlNG-A FEW aENrLEMEN
with boa,, ba nave nrst.class accom- moda tons
"'u At 2l2 West street. septla.ett
i hnssa, AND PERMANENT
ssptlS az table board, at 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-19

nNIIIT HTGLI
Address :-Cl .yDont. Del.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
~he coldwater Affair.

The Chronicle of the 10th says; aJosenb Goldwater, who is accused oi having swindled a number of mer- chants of thls city out of large quan- titles of merchandise, arrived hete yesterday morning in the custody ol Captain Stone, of the detective force. ' The affidayits on file make the charge with unlswfully taking from the State. with intent to defraud his cred ;tors goods from Huntington, Hop- t,ns < Co.,, valued at S263.5S; from tbe Pacific Jewelry Company, s1s7e sS; from Morrison, Hutchinson < Co.,, $40. 85; from Redington x O.. s239. .33; from L. & M. Sachs, s1sO. from Hscht Bros, SS445O, ar a total of S3O4S.O9. Now, If this comprises a full list of claimants, the San Francisco merchants have made much talk and buster over a very small matter.
 In addition 10 the above charge and claims is also added promissory note fer s15.OOO, drawn by Goldwater & Son. and S6OOO in gold coin, making m all s24. O4S09, but we can not see how the latter items of S21 900, which seem to be on notes of hand, can be charged up to Goldwater under the head of fraud. We await further light on the subject.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Tn PrOSnpCtOrS.

If the hundreds and thousands of men now prospecting the rich noun tains of Arizona would stop and con- slider that capitalists want developed property instead of lot of prospects, they would soon be better off. It costs money, time, and a great sacrifice of the comforts of life to prospect. Many men will keep on prospecting and To- eating until they have dozens of claims, which will cost as many doz- ems of hundreds of dollars to hold. The prospect developed to the depth of one or two hundred feet, if il proves good, will sell for more than a hundred prospects ten feet deep. Among the Territories Arizona is ex- ceptionally rich in minerals, and in most instances the owners of developed mines are obtaining great wealth. Now, men, we would say if you have good prospect, stop right there and sink on it, and if you haven't enough money, interest your neighbor who las. At any rate sink; in so doing in nine cases out of ten you wall be better of.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
MInd-Reading by a Girl of Eleven
 Years.

The performance of a Boston girl, aged eleven years, whose husband, if she ever gets one, Is 10 be cOmmlscr- ated Is thus related by the Herald oi that city: She had dark haIr and a decidedly nervous temperament. She was blindfolded and the tnimbie was placed on tbe top of an upright piano on the other side Of the room where she stood. The gentleman of the house and one of the children then placed their hands on her shoulders, and fixing their minds on the thimble she was told to proceed. Turning squarely around she walked directly 10 the piano, felt her way tIll the cor ner was reached, then lifting her hand as high as she could reach, she placed her hand on the thimbie. The performance caused surprise, and eiicited round Of applause. The child was then taken Co the other sid of the room and bllndfOlded again, the work being securely done. This time the thimble was placed on the piano stool, much lower than before. The same pc sons placed heir hand- on the Chid'S shoulders. and again she turned squarely around anu walked straight tO where the stool was standing. As she approached it she put out her hands, reaching moi up, as before, but down, and felt her way cautiously. lu this attitude she walked up to the stool and while in the act of passing her hand over the top jarred the stool and knocked the thlmble on the floor. The third time the thimble was placed in a different part of the room on the hinge of a folding door, about five feet from the floor. IL was in a place not easily discovered with ones eyes open. The little blindfolded child, sull with the hands of the other persons on het shoulders, walked straight to the spot. and after feeling on both sides of the door for few minutes, passed her hand along up the edge until she struck the thimble, which fell to the floor. She declined tO perform any more, saying she was tired. When asked how she knew where ihe thim- ble was she said she could not tell. It was impossible for her 10 see. and no one suspected for a moment that she was playing trick. It seemed to be clear case of " mind reading. the exhibition being the same kind. fl not in degree, Us those given by Brown few years ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
The Daily Rennrt-

For some time we have watched with interest the course of the San Francisco Daily Report in its efforts to turn the attention of mining and business men of California towards the field of operations opening in Ar izon. Its good advice has as yet been needed by but few, and these are thanking their stars for their good luck when they should thank the Daily Report for it. There Is no other paper outside of Arizona ex- erting such good influence in behalf of our Territory, and our people should properly appreciate its good work, even though its prime object is the advancement of the fortunes of its own people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
A Home Destroyed
 VI ngr..-...llr

A very pathetic scene occurred in the Harlem police court yesterday af- ternoon. between husband and wife. Both were crying, and their arms en- circled around each others necks. The child, boy five years old, was standing beside them. Looking up into their faces he said: C Don cry; you make me feel bad" The husband, who WAS poorly but neatly atired, gave his name IS Robert Som mer>et, and said that he resided at No. 2O2 East One Hundred and Ninth street. He charged his wife Eliza beth Sommerset, with being constant ly under tine influence of liquor, with calling bim all sorts of vIle names, and with having sold and pawned all his household furniture and wearing apparel to purchase liquor. While re- lating hIs story, tears streamed down his face. e This is hard to bear, your honor, to be compelled 10 ap- pear against my wife, whom l dearly love. 1 am forced 10 do so to save her from a drunkari's death. When 1 married her she detesled the sight of liquor, and everything prospered with us. l held q good position us entry clerk in large downtown es- tablishment, and saved sufficient money in q few years to open dry goods store on Second avenue. Since then my trouble began. My wife began to drink hquor, and daily be- came worse. In short tune l had to close up lhy business. All the money that would come in the store my wife would purchase whiskey with. 1 begged her constantly to stop her drinking, which she often promised to do, but as often breaking her promise. Drink had a terrible hold on her. When all my stock of goods were gone, she pawEed cr sold my household furniture and wearing apparel. She became 8 habitual drunkard l determined to place her in some institution where she could not procure liquor of any kind. On Tuesday night she came home intoX- icated and acted very disorderly. She called me all kinds of names because 1 had no money to give her to buy drinks with"
 Mrs. Sommerset, what have you 10 sayy' asked Justice Ouerburg.
 I'll drink as long as live; can not help it, " was her response.
 She was held in $500 bail, in default of which to be sent for three months to the Island At the request of Off, cer Thos. A. Henry, of the Society for the Prevention of the Cruelty Co Children, their boy, Robert Clinton SOmmerset, was sent to the New York Juvenile Asylum.
 The husband and father kissed his wife and son repeatedly, and with his head bowed down with grief, left the court room, saying, " My home Is destroyed"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Church social

A very interesting time was passed at lhe Presbyterian Church social, las, Friday at tLe rooms of Mr. Geo. ?. Cum. The several churches were well represented. and the spirit of good fellowship and Christian union cyemplided Singing. FccitalioHs and plrl0r games were in dulged in, and the body as well as the mind refreshed with the Jelica- cies prepared by Inc lair hands of the members ot the congregations. li was @ very enjoyable time. and our bachelor friend George deserves well for lis successful! attempt to entertain the visitors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
Over Advised.

The newspapers Of the East have occupied much of their spree of late in making up Pre-ident-elect Gar fields cabinet. They might as wei defer their good offices, as MT. Gar field is quite as we'll posted as to the capable and deserving men of the country as they are. Of one thing we may rest easy on, and that is that the cabinet officers will be of the very best material, and as we have one of the ablest men in the natlon at the helm, we may reasonably expect q great strengthening of the Republi- can party, which is the only live parry in America today. We predict that ;he Republican party will be stronger at the close of President Gsrfield's administration that ever before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

THE action of Senator Hoar, in calling the attention of the Senate to the practice or allowing large num- bers of militia men and a considerable portion of the army to attend the in- augural ceremonies of the President, is timely. In our free republican form of government the less use and show we make of the army the better. We should rather appeal to the good sense and judgment of the people in such matters ol state. Besides the precedent is bad one, and in times of closely contested elections might bring on a conflict, when if the army was entirely removed the people would be able to come to a satisfactory settlement of differences. The army IS simply an instrument of the people to be used to perpetuste our institu- tions, but should never be placed to dictate terms to the people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20

Of the substantial outside stocks Eureka Con. records sales of 115 shares, ai S21 % and S22; Silver King 500 shares, at S142j and S14 50. and Horn Silver 405 shares, at $l2.7j and SI3.j0.
 Alta Montana has been dull, only zoe shares having been sold, at S1 90, S2 ard $1Sj.
 Navajo has been quiet, 2000 shares selling at from s. 10 to S27j.
 or the fancies Silver Nugget has been active, 4l.200 shares selling al l2c and l3c; Buckeye has been fairly active, at 23c and 24c, on sales of 22 2,0U0 shares, and Grear Eastern has been dull, al 21c aud 22c, on sales of II, 200 shares.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
The InaueuraI T-.-..,,-7

With the exception of abor- s-o,, which was tO be expended for -' s- works, the money necessary for ?, c,--' ~. g- ing out the plans of tbe Irrr.-,..! Committee has be-n subscribed -'l' effort IS being set I rth Co m.ta |, .'i most elaborate affair of the Kind '-1 ,e the history of the country. Tbe e-.- U. National Museum, in which rFs ICY, '" IS be given is buIIir, 1f '.'' ' room, bat little less m size It.. ,r National Capitol, cuverirr .r-- --I '.'5 three-elshts acres Of rroerI t dressed pIue flooring is uov t,.-l had throughout the halI. which r.-7 be wsNed. The limit of t.- r-r,t'- of tickets Ot aimi~,i5g-Slg a-- vides for about six square feet fl, aa,r person, which will preyen, Inc ~[..- from being oyercrow.cI The ~r-.. will be the best that can he ss.~r@I \ band of ljo persons from tba F.'. has been contracted for The w7-I- -- the decoration oi TeuusvTvsri4 ,, enue will be begun a- arra Slo mn, having been given for -h4r pT-r,..
 The escort of tine Pl,-iicat-eIecr vir consists of about 2101J militia srj fourteen companies ot regular tr34,s and marines. Previous f5 tFa F.ff. reception wall he held in Che mr.srr building by General and Mrs. Gar field, Prcsidea. aai Mrs. Hayes apl General and Nrs. Grant General Hancock has also been invited to take part m the reception. auI !, is thought from the assurance, received by the committee Chat hc will ac ept General sherman will be Grud May shai of the parade. and will make the presentations at tle reception
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-20
The Assnrintnh pross

The Associated Press IS a great boon, IS 1t noi:' sand the cigarette smoking scion of a Souih Side sire to beautiful Boston girl, full of senti- ment and oysters as they were return ing from tle lLeatre. .. It is, in- deed, she rePhed, in son tones e George and had one all last win ter, but papc came in one night before George could take his arm away. and acted dreadm,ly. Do they have them m Chicagos' l should blush to murmur, responded the untutored Chicagoan as he measured her sur cing.e belt with his strong right arm. -l Chicago Tribune.