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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
FOR RENT-Uouses.

EYALF or FURNISHED HOUSE, IL MILES
"A from Washington, Oh b. & Q. u. r., five min
nes walk from station; plenty of shade; excellent
water. For terms &C., address C. r. Ia, Republican
once. niy210teodb
IIOR RENT-Eo. I'LL NEW YORK AVENUE
rooms, hall gas water, cellar, front and back yards
cheap to permanent tenant. Inquire at l7l3.
my.22 3ts
DERKELEY SPRINGS-rO RENr-TO PRI-
ID vate family. Furnished Cottage, near hotel and
hath. Apply AZ R2! Spruce street, PhIlndepha 2OGa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

When have baby at breast nothing Is so use
iul for quietiugmy own aud baby nerves as Park
er's Ginger 1uuiC, IL prevents bowel complaints,
and is better than any stimulant 10 give strength
and appetite.-A NCtrdrk Mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

In carly days so little attention was given to
matters Of public Improvement that the streets
were mud holes, swRmpS ahounded, members Of
Congress and others sickcncd from inaiarin, and
Washington was II good place TO &c. away from.
In 1892 II was no doubt thOuIht eXtravagant TO
cxrcud In each of those years SlOg1 in planting
tree. on Pennsylvania avenue and improving
Presidents square. lt was not TIL 1871 TINT the
great q chOrCe was inGugurntcd. Now, TO what eX-
tent Is the city bcngiIed2 Thousands of people
from all parts of the Union and abroud arc TO bU
seen In its streets, some TO remain during the ses
sion of Congress others on short trips of pleasure
hotels and private board ing. houses are constantly
crowded; AN immense amount Of money III tho
aggregate expended 10y strangers. The permanent
population has made rapid increase since 1870,
and Is now upward OF 10000. Senators and
Representatives have built splendid houses for
their own use or to rent The income has in-
creased the bonded debt reduced. In respect to
general health the percentage of deaths Is no
doubt less than in many cities less stringent in
respect 10 mortality records wish that many of
my fellow citizens could have stood with mc q
few days ago in front Of the Capitol and enjoyed
tho view of ilr-strcChng lines Of trees declcd
in fresh green foliage, swaying with the passing
breeze, the parks g,istening like cmeralds In the
sunlight; it was II sight worth travelling many
miles to see. The American people have gobd
reason to be proud of the Capital Of the Nation
their representatives may safely continue in being
liberal IN providing for its adOrnment.-L. c. Par
syls In The BFOOkiyn IdO'e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

FULL LINE or SPRING AND SUMMER
IA STYLES OF
= IT . Il 3
are now offered to the public at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES,
Canvas Balls, Tennis, Seaside, and Low-Quarter
iSdles Lace v Boots. lies, and slippers of the best
quality.
myo IN. RICH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
MEDICAL.
r AFLEUR's EXCRETER.
THE BEST TONIC KNOWN.

Cures Rheumatism Coughs Colds Pulmonal-
Complaints. Kidney and Liver Diseases, Catarii
Dyspepsia Malaria. and all diseases OF the blood.
EXCREHkR Is sure preventative and cure q
Malaria aud Ague Hundreds of home testimonlali
Send for circular For sale by all Druggists
LAFLEUR Il CO.,
eco w. Pratt street rear Sharp,
ap2-2m Baltimore Nd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
BOARDING.

TNURNIsnED RoOMS-LAgGE AND SMALL,
IL facing north and south; modern improvements !;
liable board. 1896 street, opposite Franklin Park.
mN92Ne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-THuRSDAY, 18TH, TWO NOTES; ONE
4 indorsed by me, the other payable 70 General
Malone o reward given. Return to col IL street
my9GSt$ WSi. il. VAUGHAN.
TOUND-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, on THE
~ road 10 tie course, black gOldheaded Caue,
With inscription. Apply 70 f. WHITNEY, 2l00 -FOUR
teenth street northwest lny1y-5t+
Il osT-A BUNCH OF KEYs-oH II STREET.
between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets north
west The finder viii please return TO tue ltepubchn
Office or leave address. mylDStt
Y oST-A AsIIYETERRIER ,oRAYANp WHITE,
H and answering 10 the naino lldgci last seen &C
Lnnsburgh's, on Seventh street. Five dollars viii b0
northwest. inyl9ate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

are PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
Il " Sixth street depot -Frst class Board and
silent. Sl,51 per day; terms 10 suit families. Mrs.
HOWARD, Proprietress mys.l2t.
uuIETREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
L comforts than any hotel In the city; the halls
and passages heated with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished, and thy table y second %
t26. $50 $50, and 80. seze
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
CHIROPODISTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ID USINESS PLACE FOR SALE-ONE OF THE
Id best In the city lease three years yet To run,
with chance TO extend. Apply at 1906 Pennsylvania
avenue. my20-3t#
mooney 10 LOAN Al LOWEST RATES, IN
lNl sums to suit, on real estate security, w. w.
DANENHOWER q SON, 1919 Il street northwest
feiOtf
Il lBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLoWED
Il on Time Deposits; United States Bonds bought
and sold al market rates; Collections made every
nylvana avenue. mA2B-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
wAsH1NGToN, n. C., MAY %, 1882.
Population Of the National Capital. 10000.
Amuscu,cnta Tonight.

Amuscnicnth T0-NIEhI.
gAT1oSAL THEATER- Equine Paradox.
yCHuETzES PARK-Mny Festival.
THEATRE CoMtQUE-Variety.
LBSER's GARpEN-Concert.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
Observation-Disclosures.

VXT ANTED--TO LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY OR
wv trade, by young lad; honest nnd OF good ha6-
It's; honest employment Of nny kind acceptable. Ad
dress y. ~, Republican office. my2t3t~
A GRADUATE or YALE, WITH EXPEHI-
"A cnce in pr, p,rng boys for college, wishes 20.
sitlon for the summer rs private tutor in n family
residing Rt some Eastern watering place or 10 travel
on the cUntinent refers TO President Porter Of Yale.
and TO Hon. David Davis. Address j.. DUPONT
SNLE, No. 1874 Locust street, Philadelphia. 2)'3ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.
SUTPHEN & ROGERS,
Real Estate and RentaI Departm't,

~ TEN O NO6GNSJ
Real Estate and Rental Departm't,
T STREET, 95G NORTHWEST.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS PROMPTLY TRANSACTED.
FREE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE DAILY
PAPERS.
FOR SALE
Positively Great Bargain 10 an Immediate Par
chaser In Choice Building Lots and Fine Resdence,
with modern improvements.
FOR SALE
HOUSES WITH MODERN IAIPROV VEMENTH,
No. 1915 18th ST. n. W. iO-room House
No. 1918 18th st. n. W., llroom House, cor. Corcornn
street
ss-room House on T street, i3ooo
New House aud 1900 feet, for sale for sj5O1
Nos ll3, llO5, ll07, ll09 Ill., and lli3 ST. n wnce
Groom Houses, and at n bargain.
nice B-room, two-stOry House, modern improve
nont nice parking, &c, S2.OJ1
, Size a,Eo9m % Brick House. ON 9th st., between and
Nice threestory Brick House. rooms modern in.
81. 3. O.; price, $500,
72l l2th H. W., House and Lot, 20s by 100 feet at
5000 terms TO suit
VERY fine Farm, about miles from city, under good
Also other Farms and lands
Six beautiful Lots on NJ ST., west OF Connecticut
ave, n feet each, Rt O5 centa
- Three Bnlding Lots, near 10Th and p sts n. wr at
Also 10 beautiful Building Lots IN Georgetown.
overlooking Washington city, on psf.
Very desirable building Lots comprising whole
WANTED
Houses. Lots, and Farms 70 sell
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
FOR SALE-Honses.

TIoR sALE-Two ELEGANT AND ELIGTRIS;-
H. situated aeven-roOm Houses, held at 1900 each
are offered THIS week at $1,000 each; one-Ourth
half cash, balance long time. Inquire of Owner, 13J
street. hall entrance. my2O-Stt
OIO TWELFTH S'rREEr-FOR sALE-A
- l. 81 3-siery House, IS rooms, No. 3l2 Twelfth
street northwest, convenient TO Pennsylvania ave
nue.; terms moderate. Inquire Of JOHN rooney
corner OF Threenth and Cstreets northwest. l9-l2t$
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
PERSONAL.


~ ENTLESEN IN THE DEPARTMENTS CAN
W have instruction after ofce hours ut the school
oi Mathematics and Engineering, 1877 street oppo
site Corcoran Building, myl9-3t
w WANTED-sHoRTHAN Pupils. PERSONS
w, desiring to acquire thorough knowledge Of the
art from practical teacher please call at 1910 street
WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER AND
w CHEAPER
than any other concern in Washington.
NO whipping 10 Xeqf H. %ea caEey 5SeI BRSeo4GER
Fine upholsterers and steam carpet Cleaners,
WTANTED-I. RICE, 400 MAINE AVENUE
southwest Cleans CARPETS better with ie,s wear
remade, Featiers renovated, Furniture steamed
Orders by telephonc. myl92mos
DRoF. ALEX. DE wOLowsKTs NEW METH
ing years ofpractice for operas concerts, and por
at s05 street northwest, between Eighth ana Ninth
T,nENCH LEssoNs-NINiE. LEpRINCE FROM
Paris, VIII give conversational lessons In trench
e her own and pupils residences prices moderate
classes opening February 10. Call at 800 ii street
WANTED IT KNowN-THAT THOMAS, ".
wv Soron, $50 Louisiana ayenue, is Notary PUBLIC
Conveyancer and Commissioner Of Deeds Acknowl'
corded in any state or Territory. ONCE hours from
O'Clock O, m. to o'clock p m. mrS,sm
WANTED-Situations-Female
WTANTEp-nY. A WHITE. GIRL-,A s1TuA.
w tOn TO do the hOusework OiNsmnll family; city
reference. Please call at g0i Il street northwest
my22ita
UyANTED-BY A REsPEcrABLE WHITE
w woman, n Siiua ion as Chnmhcrmnid or nurse
or to do general houscwork no objections 10 leaving
the city for the summer best OF references from last
place, Apply Ut igl7 n street northwts 22-lts
VNTAN1ED-BT a YOUNG WOMAN, A PLACE
wv In n private family to do Chamberwork or
Nursing: no objection TO tRvelnR os plain sewing
Apply at i2iG Tenth street northwest. my20-Stt
wv ANTED-BY a SETTLED C)LORED WO-
w nlgn, situation infant Nurse; good refer
encc; no objection TO travel Call Rt lS Sixteenth
street northwest, from to o'clock. myle-a"
LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING
"A Latin, French, aud English would like TO obtain
pupils In few private families In OF which she
would be willing TO take board In payment; French
spoken alone In cnss; classes formed now In Sep
tember; objections 10 travelling during the sum
mer months. Terms for classes, 20 cents single pu-
p 80 cents for class Of is IS cents for To- Address
| ley, Mass. myl0-lNt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
- SECURElOMES
This very desirable propty, located on Boundary
and Fourteenth street Hot, is now being divided
and OneTed In Lots to suit ltchnsors. We are offer
ing Choice Lots Rt O cents sr square foot: one-ifh
cas, balance payable With ive years with Interest
at 8 per cent Cali and eNRnne plats ut our office
mi5tf a. l., BARBER 40, lie DrOit Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
WANTED-Help-Female.

Wy ANTED-BY A DRESSNIAKER WHO CAN
w clt and it-work by the day or week. Address
B, W., 1873 $ street. Tny1l3te
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Ny have instruction amer Office hours ut the school
Of Mathematics and Engineering, 1877 street. oppo-
site Corcoran Building. myl9.3r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

They have splendid streets, good sewerage, abun.
dom supply ofwntcr, spacious m0rkots-and what
interests us most ut this time, n thorough system
In respect " tree planting and creation OF small
parks, one OF the most attractive features Of the
city. The work In this direction has kept pace
with the advance Of improvement under the
direction of the Parking Commission, of which
William Il. Smith, esq, is the head. He never re-
CcivCd but one order IRON the master spirit Of the
Board of Improvement. Aiter listening to the re-
cital Of the complNi IS made by the "penny wise
aud pound foolish Shepherds only reply was,
"Smilh, drive things" a man so enthusiastic in
this matcr that u is no uncommon thing for him
TO start of before breakfast and 60 long distance
to inspect tree that has lccn reported us needing
attention. He and his associates serve without
compensation. Under their direction upward Of
G7,tOO trees have been set out in the streets aud
avenues. Each street Is planted with the same
variety OF tree, so nS to secure uniiOtmity-atten
ton being given to surrounding cOndtions-As for
instance in damp locations preference being given
10 the Carolina poplar, which in the absorption OF
miOsmalic cXhHlations bears II strong resemblance
= the eucalyptus, which cannot be grown so far
North,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

GUNNER BOARDING.
STONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
This beautiful location, commanding an extensive
view of the city and Virginia shore beyond the puto-
mac, will be open for summer guests June I. Fine,
large, airy rooms. furnished or unmrnlshed Table,
with all deiclcics Of the season, by we-known ca.
teTer. Mansion surrounded by lovely park aud old
forst treesi nrhOrs swIuus Sc We'll OF pure icocOd
spring water ON Fourteenth street aud boundary
road. Entrance 10 grounds pt street car terminus A
more beautiful and healthy place, so accessible to
the city, cannot be found. Apply on the premises
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

CtPENCERTAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
- Ninth and j streets northwest, occupies the s'c-
olid floor ut LINCOLN HALL. BUILDING, Com
ple In It's nrrnngcments t9rirRlning sons and daus
teTs for real life, Graduation exercises held last OF
MAY. No vacation. students received every month
IN the year for instruction, day or evenng, by the
month or quarter, SPRING AND SUMMER Sis
SIONS give students rom other schools opportunity
for buslue training, Fun information givCn at the
College otico. HENRY @, SPENCER Principal
SARA A. SPRINGER, Vice Principal. my3-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT
The National Capita1-

WAsurSGToS, II. C., 1i0l Mass. ave-, May 10, 1882.
AT the expiration OF the present scholastic year ILL
health Conpels me TO resign the charge OF the Archer
Institute into the hands OF Mr. aud Mrs. william ID.
Cnbe under the name OF the Norwood Institute"
MIR. Cilbell VIE for many years hNOrably known to
the public US principal of ilourishng school under
the above name, and thus, through past experience,
possesses peculiar claims TO the confidence OF parents
future of my friends aud patrons Is most respectfully
solicited for those 10 whom resign my charge
NJ. X. ARCHER,
ma3.Gm Principal of Archer Institute
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
@. ID. BISHOP
VIII appear as
= MAJOR WELLINITON DE BOOTS,
In ]. STERLING coYNEs Delightful comedy OF

90 Seats can now be had at the box office, Fiiis
music store and Drew's drug store mvls5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
wANTED-HeIp-Male.


NTTANTED "A GOOD OYSTERSHUCKER
w must be well recommended. CHARLES
MADllS, corner Third 0nd Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
WITHOUT A RIVAL.
Some OF the BenutIcs OF washingtOn-Ex-
Goxcrnor ahcnherd's Work.

Washington has been styled the city Of mag
nihcent distances" II has no rival oday in this
country and is said by foreigners to be unsur-
passed in many respects by the leading cities OF
Europe. The average width off streets and ave-
nucs is double that OF Paris, Berlin, Boston, ana
Philadelphia, and almost the same in respect TO
Vienna and New York You can drive for miles
over asphalt pavemonts, kept in perfect order
aroln you a succession Of beautiful and costly
residences in every style ofArchiocturc Trees line
the roadside as far rs youEo, gardens In front ofthe
houses, bnghtfo I'm the windows, small parks
at intersections of the streets, circles surrounded
by marble or granite, filled with grass and flower
ing shrubs, in the center statue of some distin-
gnished statesman or general On TO tho Soldiers
Home, charming spot, with miles of winding
roads, iine buildings, occupied by those worn out
or disabled In the service of their countryi its
beautiful graveyard, the silent resting plnce OF
thousands who have fought their last battle.
From the summit of the hill magnificent view Of
the Capital aud its beautiful building. the Poto-
mac winding away as far
AS THE EYE CAN REACH,
on It's banks many spots of historic interest. Can
such drive be Ind In Brooklyn or New York,
such comfort in riding and ut tho same time so
much TO plCnse2 am sure that after such an ex-
periGnce any one who passes through Fifth avenue
to the park gazing upon row after row OF brown
stone m0nsiOus, solid exhibitions Of wealth, will
wish in his heart that twenty years ago the street
had been lined from Madison square pwith Gins,
to break the monotOny II not TO afford shelter from
the sun. II must be remembered that the present
condition of the city IL not the result Of gradual
improvement extending through II series OF years.
II u largely due to the force Of character and bril
liant conceptions OF one man, who like Baron
HaussmUn, could stride on despite all opposition
to the attainment Of the grand end IN view. When
we recall the fact that scarcely moro than ten
years ago many Of these beautiful avenues were
little better than barren wastes, 1t seems like
magic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

An exchange asks this question, and
We hasten to answer it. II che is old
and worn ont and you havsn't . brother
living on an unhealthy farm, you could
chlorofOrm her; but then, she might
como to some time aud make Won
trouble. II i was in tho good old times,
you could sell her at auction to the high
est bidder. II y0u have no obscure
relatives You can shove her OF on, and
she has been 90 impudeut and reckless
a. 70 run through with her means in or
der to benefit her children, there Is no.
thing left but the Old Ladies' refuge
or the poor house. But there 10 one
drawback to the latter: people have
contemplate way Of talking about af-
fairs that do not concern them, and il
you are only comfortably we'll OF and
have mother in the poor house, they
will insinuste that You have no feeling,
and mako unpleasant remarks. But il
you are worth SIS, 900, it is albright; 20
ahead. What 10 q mother worth to yen
after You are brought up and can 90
alone, anyway? Old people are only in
the way. To b sure there are some
ridiculous people who will talk. Whore
arc their mothers7 Cooking douQhnuts
in the basement kitchen or mindinR the
baby in tho third story attic. It's mon.
ey in their pockets to utilize her in that
way.
What shall " do with mother? You
can't bury her alive! Public prejudice
would be against you. Il il . problem,
come to think Of 1t. A worn out, super
animated mother! A useless, toiline,
complaining mother. A weary, guerra
lOuS, lettering. old -fashiOnod mOthor!
We know what We would do with her
were she ours. She should have tho best
room in the house-if there were only
ono room she should have that-the
softsst bed, the easiest chair. She
should have shelter, food, warmth, and
love! She should have respect, tender
nees, patience that would in some faint
measure Try TO repay her b0undless de-
votion 70 crying, red-nosed, ill-tempeS-
Cd brat Of years agO-a devotion tnat
lasted through all the Maynard years of
disaGroeable, prssumptous youth.
Every furfOW In her dear old face
should b sacred TO memory. Every
cracked and Wheszy tone Of her dear
old voies should have the ring Of music
In il, aud II ever our ugly oarnal nature
got the upper hand Of M W would look
into her faded eyss and think how short
the time, even at it, very longest, whom
We could no moro ak her forgiveness,
or hear it from lips that would then b
silent forever. Go to! You may b old
yourself s0me day and nobody will want
70 have you around. OF all the pen
sionsrs IN the world mothers deserve the
highest premium.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

In Russia, Sunday ID the favorito
shopping day Of al classes. Although
the evil Of this has besn pointed out By
most foreign writer's in Russia, and By
many native ones, it Is only Of late
years that public feeling has been swak-
0ned IN this matter. This has boon
partly due to the disco0tsus evinoed
BY the classes exposed to Sund9y work
but more particularly to the evangelical
movement within and without the Rus
sian church. which II one Of the most
Interesting features Of modern Russian
proRreeA Afchdeac0n Bogoyaylenaky
recently preached q sermon in Que OF
the cathedrals Of Moscow. the theme of
the venerable eclesiastic being the sun
day closing movement, in favor of
which IN immense petition, signed BY
most OF the clerks OF s.. Petersburg,
has been presented to tho Emperor.
Referring to this, and to . discussion by
the MOSCOW municipal council on b.
half OF the movement, the archdeacon
demanded of the orthodox whistler or
not they were ashamed to open their
shops on Sunday, when the shOps Of
the foreigner, Of tho English and Ger
man merchants Of Moscow, are CLOSED
on that day" The preacher even insis-
ted on the good example set BY the Jews,
'those unAbashed UAchristians, Who
viii not ell even . loaf of breadon the
Sabbath" and demanded Of the ''Orth-
odox Of Moscow il they ought not to
blush 1t their inferi0rity in this respect.
1T 10 not Often says the Boston Globe,
that Russian sccleeiastics speek ont in
the style adopted by Archdsacon Be-
Royavisnsky, and his references to the
Jsws was further all the more pointed
because of the supcrlativs tone adopted
ct the moment by the press and public
OF Moscow toward the unfortunate and
much maltreatsd Hebrew. On this 40
count it is satisfactory to learn that the
sermon tn question has been widely
distributed throughout Russia, where il
10 TO b hoped that it may have the two
fold eject Of checking the evil Of Sun
day shopping, and promoting greater
respect for the Jew"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

The British Lord Chancellor's bill de-
filming married wsmsn's property has
been printed. IL makes married wem-
On liable to the parish for the relief Of
their husbands, and renders the wife
liable also 70 criminal proceedings in
the event Of her oommiStin0 any I'M
lawful act against the property Of her
husband. Il limits the liability Of hus-
bands in respect OF debts incurred aby
their wives prior 70 marriage, and it
strictly arranRss the conditions under
which the married can hold, acquire
and disposs Of property.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

Very few people know that the littla
absurd nursery rhyme, beginning

absurd nursery rhyme, beginning
There va . little girl
Who had Q little curl
That hung right down on her forehead,
And when she vas good
She was very. very good.
And when she vas bad che vas horrid-
vas written BY Longfsllov. Blanche
Roosevelt, in her charming little volume,
Just publishsd BY Caxlstou, entitled
'LonRfelloW's Homo Lite" relates the
incident At tie great posts ooofession
that his pan wrote the lines yUaxs ago
whe1 his dAuehtse Edith Vas such Q
child - the vprsss described. This dis-
eaesuro viii give tie lines . nsw inssesst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

One Of the meanest mon Of tho con.
tury was asked BY nswsboy after dark
IN Springfield, Mas, to buy q paper
he asked IL change would BE- taken fol
half . dollar and was told by tho boy
that he had only forty cents Every
well, my son." and tho man gave thu
boy fatherly pat on tho head - ha
took the small coins and paper in o..
ohanRe for the large one-which turned
out to be lead advertising token.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-11

SrocKToN, CAL, March q, 1881.
H. II. WAlMz1 + Co.: Sirs-Ten
years of kidney and liver complaint
have been completely overcome by your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
WILLIAM J. CH1DCa.