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1t Is safe for women, 1t Is said. to usa IA,
pistols. for they are never known to Lara
lockjaw
The 1nternationa! Medical Congress you]d
not admit tho lady doctors Tho ladits
looked 80 killing tils' male physicians vere
NATURALLY Jealous OF them. -:
Young Robin was inexcusable, perhaps
n stsaitnE r. kss IRON Mary while walking
and, Of course, was not responsible,
Backward, turn backward, O Tius In
was tight. Wife at tic window, [ier M M It i
the do9r; you all know how 1t Is who hare
been thore before. ~:
Flo WIS a little. verdant or he never would
hays said: "Perhaps We i,ad better walk On o.
III we Solqe 9 to settce where we cali sit to,
You sit down !n the chair and I will be ths
YOU 5sarsss sX koss wfss s tsfn - aa1say W.: 4
i,ainteti' Your fses; and i toldI t hon ihs: II L
sryspeIas w aias ~ nes yeaf 'et0F was only from
When Is hurried man blrd9 When b
comes home ut 9 n. IN. P.S.-FoE The benefit
Of bachelors liz Is not. necessary for tie lnss.
rlad taetton), we Explain that when. o man
comes home at the hour named hls wlts
Makes him quail.
"Ihore 0ocs a maiden woocd and Won"
AZ by thoro passed a dainty dame
Wth richly 'btoIderoa EoMo1,
And thoro," 8Afd Brown, With 1nRtf PLACED
A painted form upon
That fronted u tobacco mart,
snThcro stands a wootlen one.",
A, Prairie City girl went Into druk.stors
70 buy some taify.tolu chewlng-Run1. The
clerk, who. wanted to ho soclahle, remarked
ts ecssf hssf life s ps!y eseyssed; %ed '{ {eosa s
1t waa s00 degrees below zero." Prairie CITY
ought to be good place for the festive sum
nler boarders, :.
shs tbewitchInaly)-"Oh. PM 50 RID
yGnrn F1'ng 70 sss ne t9 my faEtsge M
mny l ask why?'' She-"Oh, because the
do got molopollze: t.tI The good.!ook!nass
men," Browne satisfied; but not so happy
US fse expected to bo.
a lady barber Of Homer. ILL.,, has shut ~
shop to marry wealthy farmsr, with y!son %
she scrnped al acquaintance, and may % of+
gectod to razor quota Of !lttle Ahavers to neip
the world along. Sho Is said to be youn5s. n.
words ot % native Of her, town: "sIuns /"
slick blado as any saloot d tho town."
Sccne--Augusta's boudoIr., Lucy holds ~
you sec, dear, ouiy met Him 1t alt. Desert
this summer. and we lid gtft desperately.
but It's too absurd, his wftlnG t9 asoN tao nov
and proposing, now Isn't tty" A9HasiIaNt ~
nik%ty is a 0o| sSsl l'"fi y issss. ss psis si r. rs s!
well! / don't know what to do: ,IIs "
don't deserve it. but, tllBn, lls's aWln!l
tandsome, ai!l besides really think wou!a o. Ia
, 1881-08-27

She stood, with astonishing grace, mo n a
grassy slope. Ilcr curlousIy colossal urn, iay
cafelcss aefoss or'ght m'lK pm, whlGh sha
supported aeaaist hor unaatatInE i!e1re,
wh!lo 1ier livery, very" eyes. half-Blialed
from tho last rays Of tho Descending SUM-
hrna,i ,,,",, - .i,a ,,sra,, .",, ~ - s,o
was breaking sticks for tic la,.dlady, who
was e.t "r propas her yellow soda biscuit
% p "s,, '. n,a,t W. W. nee "sou..ts
eRss' ete:' and Wathln easy dtstance Of all
peT rIo o. suas3sera taa Wos ta n,,,vo h,,t,nu
thu "cnnstIut hrcczo y mrnttoncH In the nd.
.u suon' s': n.svHo ssn..oaSa vi en1 W.
yettlooMo"t' !Aoy ~e1e "'so itaklhg 'n-hall
osr,e nv ss staa tef r,irs n az y" en n
tatinv couciIn..a ri n e,,Inp nm a.. S,n ,vna
n,vnittng ,rau,n,,,,. t,,o - ,1,a ,',',
mi, ~. ,,"a1 ,a,s s,ass ~ .os"," W ane IVY
saa s s1;f' s s%s"2 s outb It ss ~ as Ss syS5sa
sns 1f a4 esotsau nue y, ue,.cnns aVotaao.s
The ciorks, belns fly % IN tho ~ wieisedness s'oi Of
the metropolis, stood abasdet} In the lynn
pi,atic toyuiIuess of tho auhncco,,s rfrl, md
cnn,, tnuy1,t ;'ow naosInot. ~ "'is,,t .s1s. "
VIII iat ias % q i'apSnasss b. ss IS Gst past
oil na 1os Se ts taab|y 70 b!:,,x reo,aa ,,y
dna kssnG y s'y 9 S o. gf cesbfoa bat
slns!e llo;t Or ller noblc: piiysloloEcas Eltts.
NJ; Istsss 'i $s% ssistn!aF!, VI VIII! t
aI n,uo Gat tb .lGW ", doeeu hsWny Jove" o..
k9r " m,ds o !n pn!aMo ~, ~ ue yoHhKL"hs29ox1!. 9
Mr n,';,a asE i!s !sete'i nrY go00sl, wno nGa pas
assds # = Ssss;SslssinE W..
%slopY % tyIa towara the M snpInr.bsi!: T!lls tlmsy
afg III ia1yss S" 's o.nrt rttH 0l a ho
W, WITH IN! sle.t tingsrs 5ana Modest, tlownoast
eyta o!!l!Y neht Itlu!11a tno ,Molle,nlaaa cakos
sdra @ s Hosfifs they aa,e,! s!erkh II ~,
, 1881-08-27
Intense Compositions

There 10 an Immensa oonpetidoa - s%g1I ng1as tol
various claimants OF tho honoe ~ sIss,lnft I'D
kilograms FROM avery part Of AnsntnrIstor u
pouring tn 10 Nj; u: H; Warner. RrGpissrCu iiysr Cura
the weil-kloWo 6afo Kidney 0hQ 0hQlats - Raehos.
tor, N. T.. Nav applicants Are GO n.Ss Ia ~
sAch day, and It saens likely th4t usesful dod'
bo severe ono, and roqulro mos'
ni0N
, 1881-08-27

Wherefore should sha hut an ~
Feel tho thtoes Of pain md ca,as as
Whiln prrtl1tue 10 her IA hlr,,,>
s.t,i EfnM ~ aotno awnylt'g criln.or bc,,
bt!!l her fnaFAfltDps ktep m tinxIl!s url!s
FROM hor FOULS nrteshu wall hs
Not soot, sho'II witt, "Ynakco n.
rh,s s'aKo y. ~ ny .an, pMrior walls retoaiw
Clytcmnoatra's In the pound.
.. rEn n1vAt4
"Tho be'fc7" IT'S batsi to say, sna r..
Thoro is Cuban HERO
Handsomo7' VOL, yes. "1los str,sa
Tho darling Of her sphere.
rys watched her. aid aho ,,eyer uox..
INT sono man walks closo by: ~'o'ss
And yet thorc's no ono whum AIN ,or..
oF hatoa--. "Iho rcnson whyfiSS
Just wa,t a little. ma 'shetG;
~" Mcr tnanners2:. Neither ersva
mgr Kay. "rhc golden fneatiT' ron s,v.
And yet tho women tsye- '''''''
In r Rsn|sSfS% 'So, A. Al l npI ,n!e eeldou boar,
X9l the aweot silence that eho we.ra
Their ma'aco doth eoll.7e,. 'A''
"BrlllInnt7' At .trncs.. This MI, h-,,
:, 81 shIt,cs hr'shtost when stn, ,mects t"n 1aas
h9r n,nrn. mntsh; ;hs Thns s91s|et said,
"Her style Of boauxr! 'po.b oh; ,o,,o. .,, :.
flotd foalty 10 hcr sHaE; r4s sao old
nlontac n.a hS'a,,ty, ,a'y, With US 6ta'd ot sold,
Lust night 70 sat 'uc,aitf tilo &C. ,,ifA,n..
And her breath wRs like the r;I4", Hoon.
Ailh 1dors rs sHUut ia bltsl1 ID June
FOLIO" hcr "horo she goess. -,
"1ioye her?" Truly, th.t.tdo ~
.'T!s not lorx Rlruc | spnkq3~ r
ny L losG onIca Ii i1Gnt e snaoss m!as |P' 70 VIZ
whnt, crylns7 "sIsto htsy, Vi ,,,,r,sna W. -.
I've carried tho lest to6 far;, 1e
NO rival Is s'ie Of yt,urs, my dShr, a9s
Aud hor taua Is just-GiHatlIi'.iI,
:, 2 2, ,,s the n.,,.,,: s.ns s4os ss
She's ono among scorc: :,
And 'tts not that Ioy2 lho,nn' len II
But oh, lovo hor mdfcl 1'7.r
Down to tho festive board lit; NJ
sho stands behind ny chair: :ir
i emtols tl,o slight suggestive 9ous,
That tolls me sho is thpro.
Mypremtty. m pretty walter girl, 50,
o{ e. Ssse;ss ss ss; t:ssss: & $5sss :
p1Gnaor 1t,t!l, o., tay litt!o Joke II -
r.,Y Whilo ilnger!nE seo tnenu; ~
might pssasS,' 81 up = ri st?ss you.s css'k'
Her eyes aro on the tabis.clo.
THUR glance. Il IL severe; "
nor, should Gull for yenlson,
'INtrD YOU nHnft1. nv fLeart
, 1881-08-27
CURRENT POETRY.
T.AuHAsH PAIN

q :
Laura now doth Sigh and lsnsulAh
In q tlt OF NO and Triot,
And tho dsw.dropa OF her anguish
0em her pocket hkndketphlal.
Wherefore should this breathing bower
,FGcl tho ARROWS ot despair
, 1881-08-27

Tho fol1owine story Il trua r Ina in sy1rv dato,,. i.
s,,tan. ". a.uss 70 sao III oso,5 "ast'
a n't'isnes OF 1espectaolNty married d'ssl.
pated tailor, who abused, neglected, ind
abandoned her. Seyera! years having passed
wllhout a niew Ia hIs whercnhont~s ~ hnr
y,fanIs oi.,saJ ,,sn,on ~ az ! has so.n ~
~ s.'eaas aav.sea alsolge Aa9 ner aeceptamce M
OF an aoVahtageotts 0Her or marriage Iho
and when sho had acoumulated 4 suffloIent
a,,n rtnrtati ~ il, Tho dirsoticn hsr n"sT,nd
,.sns s'anasaS -. J.. 80 .,sass e. 10 1sst
WIS SapRoseu 10 naYe taRen WileFl no lett
, 1881-08-27

Sut tus Aea's I1Auosc "'tA l|s AosI'e7o Ae"ta'
, a,o, n.& &.,,,,. ,,,, ,.,,, ,or,,,.o ,,o I'm,
1nAA 10 ~. sa; Son W.. aess'su w. '''I .n1.a W.
eay, as you LOOK, "feor ncart, sse loveo mo "el''
NO other iote will be 50 trl'o 10 mc."
.rOpsEy.n
'.r,aro clio s+n,d hoion,,n, ~, tbo t,,.or.
roil of tl,a S' wh'te % fcncs % I1ce IL ii,rc M hro~,,
legs c0ntrastetl strangely with the white
pickcts between which they ap,uured, She
was swinging back and forth. jter fury llair
low,n,. @ ni,o',t H fra"sic1 @ M ~ fo"c % ler @ scant
dress lily ma.le and sollcd. Her eyes burned
with some hidden ttrc, and the mouth, the
only attractive feature of II striking face,
u,Iynrati M ,f In vi nroxact tn tcn, hnc,- iho
,s r ~ 's.a ~ neop g.x ~ @
Sops' Inc tiay Wns fast hnrfylng 10 It's uenth.
The west had parted, nld the suu rollpd
through tlle golden gateway, leaving only
shining tlu,t hcl,Ind. Across II n1ct,,rcsouo
lake, growing darker with approasllInE
night, and rnnny bark near ut hand, the
waning light fell on l.cr, out Of whose face
uIl lIrl,t seemed to hive ,lounrtc,i. "Tut,-
sey' Popsey, what are you incoming about
OH that fence?. A body'd think You had
gone daft; come md wlpe tho Dishes
now stcp;'' II shri.l-volced and a sharp
.",t.a .aesn "o,. "phsmssn ~ .uo aoor u ~.
by on tho broad turnpike that led to tho city
iiI1ed with laughing Rirs, who hardly glanced
tswart! the house. . ;ropxey sazea wlsttn,!y Y!
ntler thetn.' nsle hhtl 1aist rctaslon IRON tllo
city. A yonng .,tr! l,nl passed l'er IN tho
sidewalk; theslefaces had brought back tho
tccna @ 1.o. ~, .'s lasnonap'e '.1 % u. o, nus
portion OF her drnpcry was IN cx0'liStt taste.
, 1881-08-27

With w ali ,nigi,t IT. .. i,sr pstlemt anisi; VII 4
s S. %srS Ms9e and ' SonE ard Fl sSs ,Ss is y pys s
so', s lET 'loIns , 'taer '' thare % subway; @ yo"I
chnkci" %
"Eht Whnti Don't sou understand ?''
esked aneo,niortallo Watson. u loya y,,i,,
y soSn ~ yd "r! yos yo sst ,ss snar @ Pa1t srs 'e G
a1! l3o kicked d kick; .,o,r. - ,,o.,. ,,.,
man to w,rl,al,. But Il must he explained
tint tile latter clause lit Mr. Watsull's aen-
tence wns addressed to Mr.. BlIdsr, who wns
carefully tlalnunttng lllnlsclf--1n hts buttons
HSny uelck, NIFTY, will yot, 20 away with
me to tic viilage tonight md be milne for
Alllly's eyes expanded to tho necessary size
and then sao tnnk i ~: Sl'o broKo Into a
loE; ts; ", nar Ic u. e,r.rrt,, ,,,o
inn nThs,t. jioI,tinV liar whoic-liko allies, III
thoiight you'll tumble on mo. thought
yol knew 4 all. Why. hon't belong liere.
ae nN! lazy gGI3 SostiMn a.,,t ovsty fsm, ~
nm ~" ta oy nvy "4 NJ no"Iar m an,t m strlsiMnc-
| i,resni,e slic calls il Aiy ll,Al, / KCt ulpre
Offers than nil auclionecr.. J. tt!onght SURG
you knew ne Wien yoti hrst u Goa'e: @ Doirt
70" srsnpcr hf S noar "s v,r =" nlac S ,, yC
cniiic ii, tWisn With ijob TwiEley. Twig's Nh
old frErrd o. mime" And 0ff went M!lly
onca moro Into slclt explosive ecstaclts that
tas nnnf,ocenf ana F'Ham'H ka'tof K,1Ke4 otse sa
rsc,.'. u III" I hts s''fs u NJ g.iorn sni NitIiw
puii,tiTr to Duf,: lie loves llio for nly civ
style, niid .we're goin'. to scttle down, on q
Dran noW tnrin u TUG la!i,. ihet,. 70 ben.s
!ltsMso Satisfaction she tuTmeu .ti u Wun.'eItn!
sss,snfE for eeSsfas aafher O. eew s o aoat e
1el s emG g!u Womthn, W. ot'eo' Sho eot
l'er ,T, ,RaH9ies oll Ms ,,:,.,, mow:, ,,,.,.
r,vaI II th ' rusnayw hushsa nSHa ' s" info
atterwasd r ID anothep ep' soenia.iook,nr % eSst'
tllrmea apt plctule o. nuinnn Wo. Lne
raigs ~ oiG9 sM0ES i, s1, ,s,iV,!co a'o "'cfn
nasnabNNesptEcl9,!iy t, Az sne1ice; ,,,u H..
lnndlady lost two boarders.
a MATRldoS1:NL ChlNCIiEE'
"No, George Jones, cannot marry you."
thirtv W the ta,o syas .n " vet s,uo n
.,a,t,.s su'"'os'' '''' >0"o "'' ''a' NV VIA
S'slalng. ~, <
And why not, Maria :" answered George
flushed face showed that he had not been too
oea anu a ar Sq hs,"1s sas dsay @ run nas ws
s.nss% S%t Or " 1on ! 99sG% @. s1[ sk' you better
Tristan. Gooree. 1' nm. ns vol know. thu
on,v du,,0htcr of n daring snocuiatnr In iov.
% prIced stocks. Ny father fsthos," said lie devoted
tlaulsel, with far-away look Of Gilnl pride,
"has often ,uat1o as much rs $40 on slnglo
turr, m III WasI,oa fanetas. ia ia row. sho
added WITH deep blush, pulling inc mar:
ks weat # things aa3stady ia if wdy trD s @ oUen %HST
soarsss @ 9st yS a,G pSe ft ye8 hrsSk
ratlsseries,-n convincing prouf Of CoMstuck
poverty. FAreWell. GeorKe; It. can never be.n
, 1881-08-27

=, 1ool- o.N .1CN I AuE
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carried off tncontnontly to tho lat,y's vlla.
wos washct] dressed, furnished witt, profess
soss, s saa, H., Wien nsdo MAJ. .,rsssntsns, atter
i few months scc!nslon. WIS produced mEore
Rolect c'fclo ot di'estaf,t'' os whonl he waa
pronounced tho man Win had come, alld for
,na A. w eartiv ,i,s nrnnSsss % a ltct % hee,, " ~.
..k -" Me"tiH' ~, ss pAosa sss 's.. ouen IT,
ii'afkaDle' ills slh2nE.','astef ayers tilnt ~
tho "Trovatoro'" ."LAfrlcalne," afa "l'a
NaulIn. nor Roger, could b. comt,area with
hts ,,,,ntt ,,hn,t1,n ssua tho rrn.,t, nn.ottaa
- ,t,nso ,,,.o "o norns ~" s.'s ,to sa1
r e .ose tee m sqn opSssi Snr" w1ot 5 an nsm a
agtr, N: Bias, atil cl,osct. Jury Of lyric ex-
perts. Ills. Yrotectreas. was III tho sovent
heaven pfdellglIt... "'Ilion ntt my creaturn,"
siag oScEa''nHt ,I,S wl marry hhSo IN tue
local pgper and reproduced at Paris. Ala?
again Ilayn grent expectations proved fal-
aet1.is; .!2sopi pe9t!arrey. 9!! re a!s nesEreyes.-
th,,n ~ t.ad ciiags als pa.toi,yiH Tor sons ny
aud wliltlior lIn liMs flea no one can tell.
Ton days before iil5 eclipse he llntt bcon
seem TO wander dtscoilsoIately through
ti,c Casino. lfsten|lig lMyttesly M to n
Ind known hlm know Him no moro, .Mild the
mystery began witl. ietter to n. nias, do.
scrtbeH by tue local chronicle 9s "rop.sto
inar." Soseplis styla ls strained, llis Or
typography tup!oratle, 0lit Joseph ls E!g!l-
thnt world In which tho Baroness would
iMnnct. ny; aud thG inotG see 0i u tne more
thc .ini,1tens @ tt of in,v ~ whn MsS,,t tx ~
;rantire Ills tart' fioln INV salary. wills Ia
saves. 1e vet INC tue cn Espngns, whore the
baroness wi!l HYt go nftur ME. becaIse slle
lln3 l11u ullllEHlkle3 Will TUG k0peTk1llGnt."
, 1881-08-27
Popscy, or the Honaely Girl
>iSs> That Became a Great
Sculptor.
;>f y
Some Hithsrto Unknown Facts
Regarding the Art Of
'F!irting>> 80"
q t-A
a Summer Idyl That Entsctl Dis
natrously for tho Young
-''z Nance ',.'
- = y l. ="
How a Nevada Girl Discarded Her
Lover, but Reoentsd In
Time. ! &.
Tie phosphorescont Hose Tint .6q,cly
pnzxltd n Milwaukee, Mani ~
Small but Pluoly-Troublesomo Front Hair
West Point Conversation, Etc, >.
lie OUGHT TO GO.

lie OUGHT TO GO.
Como once. Just once, dcar love, when an1
dcad.-
Ahl Uol; would It wcro thfs hour Tonight
And look your Inst uron tho froxen faco
That wns TO you n summers llrlof delight.
The silent lips will mot cntrcnt you then,
Nor the eyes vex you With unwo!cotno tcaro:
The low, sad voice will utter no complaint.
Nor the heart trnrnb!c With its resticHs fears.
shal, be still; yum will forgive INC tllon
For all TINT have l,ccn or fdi.~L to be.
Bny, as you look, "Poor hcart. sho loved mo we'll:
NO othcr lote will be 50 true 10 mc."
CHICAGO, Aug. Is. ADELE.
, 1881-08-27

a TWNNNA 6EHSgUU 1tVul AWCEs
Toward the close OF last summer, the liar.
oliess de $3.50, while walking along tho shore
at tho fashionable seaside tesort3 was struck
by tha admirable, quality OF .,,'voice OF,
"elltllnpaE", WHO, his daily t0ll ended. was
climbing zip the cliffs with his basket OF she'll
tssh and Ills neta across h!sshoulder, 1lewas
d good looking fellow Of about five aud twen-
ty, and The great Lady, who1s connolssuur
in pAyslcsl ~ well a. In vocal qualifications,
called him TO her, got him to cling sometNlns,
and finally propused to. take him under; the
ahndow Of her wi1tg. Joseph accented. was
, 1881-08-27
LOVE AND LIGHTNING.


cupants Of the buggy. The sclUntIst had
learncd that n certain young man lad On
gagch u buggy ut the livery stable for the
evening; so he bribod tho livery inan to a.
low him to experiment with the buggy.
Tho young scientist put small electric
lump OIL the lower part Of the dashboard, out
OF sight OF the driver, and ran small copper
wires to tho back Of the seat. It Ia we'll
known to the student OF nature that when
brunei young nau mil u blonde girl, who
net NJ q positive md tlegative-tliat !s, he Is
positive ho will put Ills Ar,M around her, aud
she nugatIyes tho arral,soM,oItt alo,ig at first,
until ntter dnrk-thero Is q certain electric
9srt s9rptnt asI establIse ssS p tssf but os
have all felt II. Oh, tlon't blush. It Is Ike
your arIn .gottlnx asleep OF hitting your tYnny
bollo Oh the arnl OF, d rocklng-cllAls. Wel1,
,s SoE s ssspo s Ssa S%ssa "a a I e jas Gi' ss Ct sy as
woro passiig Fitzgeraid's, ther9 by. the toll
sat q ' LS,!|ssns a% ,e Su s I aap s bSsan %fe y
tse% 1 s It e wst END s, iS1 s.1s,a s o5sss ena.
and Tue young IpoUpla: !Saru almost as as
t0MfstIad ~ tile llurse. They thought there
WIS somebody following them with q laM-
tss %st s o Ef Eysty st,afsSa s Ws p sy s4 x 5 s1t Sc
nearer 10 saeG other and, kisss and slyiy
squeeze, and Immediately the ll4ht would
bla5e up. Tho xiii was real frightened, and
Insisted oil the young man sitting on htssile
Of tho buggy, and i,e was Ilttle frightened
he tlrat few times tliat, tho, light llarpt up,
but hs tlu cAiue out to hug ha was gotnx To
bug u It turned night, into tlay;so lte vent
70 lying 70 ler about the ll9rsa being phoa-
orses So fiI of phosp osas @ at whsa Ha iR thsy
got warmed, up a llttle from driving they
shed light all aroqnd. Then they got noat.
TOR m tour they .roile atnng Ii tbs evening
by the bright light The. young scientist
passett them q number OF times III another
buggy, and he Is 10 wsll satisfied viii, the
experiment that he win apply for patent.
Tile young lady sas very much annoyed at
the. queer li8ht and, willie she cannot say
that sl,s did not enjoy the ride, slle bag, re-
Qleste4 her escort 70 DO careful next time
phorus tiorss. Tie young man. when lis ut
buck 70 llle liyery,statle, told the proprietor
iie wanted . calcium ligkt use naxs tine lie
took hfs klrl out. They VIII know What
kpttlN4 20 there Ia ele1tr{c(tY LII aYnrYthlnR,
, 1881-08-27
TROUBLESOME. FRONT HAIR,

c.,ns amoso ',,a 20 w , soaaoM ~ ute yoas Wnen
Souns WoMan aooahI have h'l Tue trouble
with her front lair that anybody ought to
have with anything In th!a world; but In
tho Sront h"ir ~ Ssnsa ~ ,rtssas ~ ,u.ss ~
~ t.o'., na.t w unnss, eE 4satteat " WAat-
ever u all may DC cnlet It IL quite too aWfully
dlscoutaetng for anything. During tho cold
aud solid weather 4 Young 1adyss hair Will
stov nnvwiara se ,ncv mt n. a,.. ,,'a" a"ar van
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
T.AlRo EDITION.
A sasa Death.

Mrs. George Walker, residing WIN
asr husband at at Shipley street, has
Tor a long time been so painfully aflllci-
sd with rheumatism in her legs that
she could not walk. On Tuesday lai'
she was taken by her brother, Mr.. We
vel, to the jefferson College Hospital
Philadelphia, to have an operation per
formed on her leg. On Thursday al
ternoon the clinic OF the hospital, ate
consultation, proceeded to perform
the operation, putting Mrs. Walker un
der the influence Of anesthesics. Drs
Pancoast, Gross and Lows we're all pre-
sent, the latter performing the surgica
work with his usual skill and care. >
successful were they In the operation
as they thought that they copgratula
ted the friends Of Mrs. Walker on th
event, and predicted that she woul
soon be we'll and both legs be Of tn
same length. Great was their surpris
however when Mrs. Walker failed
revive and finally ceased to breath
entirely. She died while under th
Influence of anesthetics, the heart b.
ling to weak to perform its funtions d.
ring the trying ordeal.
The remains zers brought to thi
lofty last evening and were taken to th
residence OF her father in-law Davi
| Walker, 404 East Third street, fror
whence they will be buried next Nor
iday afternoon. Mr.. Walker, the hui
band, is a painter for the Harlan x Ho
llingsworth company and had onl
on married about two years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
DEATHS.

CAMP-On the 10Th instant, Sabilia Camp
in the 57th year OF her age.
The relatives and irien1s are respectfully
invited to attend the foneral from her lati
residence, No. 500 East sixth street, OH SLn
day afternoon the 2jd instant Services a
o'clock. lnterment at Wilmington anC
BrandywiDe Cemetery.
WALKER.--On the 10th inst, Mercy M.
wife OF George W. Wake agei 26 years
Relatives and iliends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from No. 404 Eas
Third street, on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Rivsrview Cemetery
LINDSEY-On Friday, 2lst inst, janet
Norman, infant son OF James W. and Mol
lie Lindsey, aged year, one month and
nine days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents
4"9 King street, on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
DAVIS-O ghs Nst instant, Mary A ,
daughter OF James and Margaret DAVIS, Ia
the I'd year Of her age.
Relative, and friends 0! the family are
respectfully invited to attend the juneIal
from the residence Of her parents corner OF
Spruce and Ourlett ST.. on M ntaY, Jan. "a
at 2 O'Clock p. m. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
CONAHAN ON the 10th inst, Ella M
Conahan in the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-,
dence OF her brother in-law, Robert Hagan
9O4 Tatnall street. at 9 o'clock, Monday
morning. High Mass at st. Peters church. =
YARNALL.-ln Newptrt, on the 10th inst
Jehu Yarnali, in the SD year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend his funeral from his Iate real
denee on sunday afternoon. Services at the
house at 30. In.erment at st. James { eme
terV
Daily Republican., 1881-01-22
Latest Cabinet News.

Senator Blaine said to a correspond
ent Of the New York Tribune five day
since that he did not know a sinel,
nan who is TO be a member of Genera
0affield's Cabinet The Hon. Levi p
Morton said yesterday that, 80 tar as h.
knOws, there is no foundation whstey
et for the connection OF his name viii
the portfolio Of the Treasury or Nav,
Departments. General Francis A
Walker said that he was not aware
that General Garfield had ever though
of him in connection with any Cabine
position. General Raum does not know
or believe that there is any intention d
naming him to any Cabine: position
Senator Bruce has said many times
that the presentation OF his name was
entirely without his procurement, and
that the comment both favOrably and
adverse was quite gratu itous. Senator
Allison Is now, as ne has been ever
since the election, pressing the claims
Of the Hon. James +, Wilson, Of Iowa,
desiring himself to remain In the Sen
ate.
Gen. Garfield has within a week ss p
sured gentlemen who have visited him
that when his selections were made
public they would all come out at once
and finally, he has said within three
days that hs had not yet positively ST.
leCted single member of his Cabinet,
and that, Of course, no tender OF Cab
met position had. d.been made to any one;
he is listening attentively to all that is
said to him upon the subject, and when
he makes up his mind it will be q fn-
ality. He has consulted Senator Conk-
ling, as he has other party leaders but
Senator Conklin5 knows nothing OF the
result.