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Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
The b. 4 o. Road to Phiiadelphis

The Baltimore Sun says : The bids
for all the work on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad extension through Phila
delphia within the limits of the city
have been receiyed ut the company
Office in that city, and the contractt
will be awarded by Chief Engineer
Douglas Is soon az the bids have been
examined and satisfactory assurance
given of the ability of the bidders Sc.
lec:ed to do the work. The grad irg
from Baltimore to within three mi ..
west OF the Schuylkill river has bsen
completed.
Hundreds of men are at work on th Q
section in West Philadelphia. A for.
NAL acceptance of the ordinance has
been signed by the company, and the
work will be pushed on the east side OF
the schuylkill aiso.
The workmtn OF Charles Sooy Smith
& Co., contractors for the bridge, are
preparing the framework of the pneu-
matte caissons, which will be sunk and
will form the foundations for the piers
to support the bridge. W. NJ. Patton,
who has charge OF the construction OF
the great bridge over the .Susquehanna
river, superintends tie work on the
bridge.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
ReWsiU Brief.

A Baptist church at Park River, ia
Dakota, has devised new scheme to
rails: money. A liberal mem Der dola.
fed large tract of land to 1t, and the
people 60. up plow ing bee. Next sea
son the church will have several thou,
sand bushels OF wheat if the weather i.
propitious.
Arran ngenents have just been com
pietei Tor a great International haudi
cap bicycle race, open TO professional
riders, TO commence at Athletic park
Washington, on Monday, Septernh bel
2l, for = purse OF five hundred dollar,
in gold, divided into FIVE prizes mile
heats
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
DEATHa.

SERG GEANT-Elsie May, infant dsuuh,or
years and mon'hs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyI.
ted TO attend tho funeral on Thursday aftar
poon. the 18th inst, from the parents resi-.
dence, locs Poplar street. Services Mt Tho
house at 4 O'Clock. Interment at Hiveryiew
cemetery.
|OuTrkN.-On the 10th irst., Ianiel "
'Outten,ax o3 years, tivo months and tiye
days. "
Relatives and fiiends are respectful,y IN.
vited to attend his funeral from the residence
o. DIS son arthur A.: Oatten, No. ol2 East
Eleventh street. on Thursday, the 18th inst
services at tho house at z D. m, Interment
at Riveryiew Cemetery.
Dearest father, thou has left us
IT'S thy loss We deeply feel,
hut tho God that has berett us.
He can all our sorTows heal.
Happy in Jesus,
Happy always,
HAPPY In jesus,
While passing away.
VANDENBRAAK-Iu this city ON the l1th
of August. 1885, Henry e. vandenbraak.
Relatives and friends are respectfully tnv,.
ted 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-.
den"e, NO 81 Monroe street, on Tbursday
aftern' ON At four o'clock. Interment at vii
minKton ana randywine cemetery.
this city on the Ilth irst
Edgar Hall, son OF jeremiah and Annie
NJ rrts. aged one year and five months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the fdneral from his parents retidenee NO,
s33 Ches'nut street. o1 Thursday a fernnon
at three o'clock. Interment at kiveryiew
Cemetery.
There in tho hepherd's bosom
White as the drifted snow,
lie the little lamb We missed one morn,
krom our household flock below.
CAL ,WELLr-on August IL, 1885, Eliza J
Os1dwell, fged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted TO attend her funeral from the residenos
Of her son in-law, +. W. living, No. 7lt
ktrkwood street, on Friday at s a. m. Ser
vices at tho house on Thur day evening al
7.a0 o'clock. lnterment In Ctcil County
Md.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
A Pleasant Party.

Quite large lawn party was gver
st evening on 7. p. Mace's lawn al
Brook haven, two miles above Chester.
nearly two hundred persons h4irs
present. Among those who went from.
ere were Miss Matte Williamson, E.la
Cog, Katie Msrklsy, jerome Sutton,
Harry Tlozp. aud William L. Frank.
Quite u pleasant evening was spent
until twelve O'Clock, when ths WI
minRton folks wers entertained by Mir,
Flort nee Barlow at her home until :
O'Clock. They all arrived home abou
6 O'Clock this morning very much
pleased with the 20 lng folks at Brock
hayrp
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
On His way Hsms'

Loreniz Christensen, the yoan
weigaa who conceived the 100
weeks since OF soliciting a peni]
sach one he met, for the pul
securing money enough to P
sage home, has sai'ed ID ~ n1
Alvega for Roueu, France ia' 10y
but II years of age, but IS CIV
bright, and has mastere seven
ages, being fully able to resa aaa
the English language before '.l y
to this country. He is a very
sleigbt.of hand performed aaa
to America with the eIpsea.
reaping a golden harvest Ooi y.
appointed, and became nod
When he reaches R1nen le :. '.
be 800 miles from home, pa.l
fear but what be will DO apIt ~.
his way to his native land !, M n
sage to Rouen was secured e. III i.'.Dd| M
of charge, by some OF DIS .n.',.,| l,ss,
took a great interest in bis we'l|
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
EDITION,
Dots.

Choice family coal under cover st
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Read the card of d. P. Smyth, ,jeweler,
No. 81 Market street.
All brands of malt at lowest prices al
Fem & Co.'S, druggists.
Get your heaters cleaned-J. G. ohm
son Il Son, 225 Market street.
Any one wishing to rent two desira'
BILE comm unicating rooms should ap'
ply at COG French street.
Safe deposit boxes are now for rent
at the First National Bank at from ~
to $40 per year.
An apron bazaar will take place at
the Second Baptist church on the Goth
and 9th inst.
Gouley's excursion TO Colchester on
Tuesday, August 25th. For particulars
see advertisement.
The subscriptions TO pay the expense
of the funeral of the late Mr.. Ander-
son, amount to $50 45.
Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety at 302 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton
Smoke Marshall's cubeb cigarettes for
cold in the head and bad breath. Get
them at Hartmans drug. store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Packard Mann, WHO is study ing
medicine with DR.. West, has Just re
turned from q week q visit to his paren II
At Mifilintown Miff1in County, Pa.
The body of Charles Carpenter
drowned at Rehoboth Oh the 5th inst.
washed ashore on Saturday morning
and was taken TO Georgetown for inter
mept.
1t 10 stated that the contracts to bs
given Cut by the Baltimore and Phila
delphia Railroad Company for bnildinf
the reads, bridges, etc. AZ Phi!adel
phia, will amount to 81 900 200, .-
The Delaware Juniors, of this city
beat the Oxford Juniors in game O
| cricket, ~ Frankford, Pa. ,on Tuesday
the score standing 1856 70 130. A return
game will be played in this city abou
the last Of this month
| FraLk Maxwell, express agent, Ken
net, Square, was hand ling some whit,
lead day or two ago, when he acci
dentally le. fall on his foot q twenty
Eve pound keg and mashed one OF hi
toes.
The store No. East Third street viii
be opened in a few days, after beinI
thoroughly refitted as brokerage Off CO
Mr.. Alfred Hindle will have charge o
the Wilmington Office, 1t being brancl
OF the office in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
A SERIOUS Aeeaaene.

About 2 o'clockthis morning the wtfe
Of Mr.. John T. Black. . foreman at Jack
son & Sharp's, met with serious acci-
dent at the residence No. Ala Taylor
street. 1t seems that the lady got up
at that time 20 obtain rome additional
bed clothing for the children, and in at
in attempting to descend the
stairs made misstep andwns pre-
|cipitated to the bottom, infiict'
ing q cash on her head. and sustaining
other serious injuries. physician was
summoned, who found II
necessary to insert several Stitches to
draw thb wound together. This morn
ing she was lying very Ill, but 1t is
hop d that she will soon improve.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
The Boar d of III ealtl,. .

The regular IL Getting OF the Roari
OF Health was held Last evening, and
in the absence of President Bush Dr.
Springer was called to the chair. Twen
ty.one cases Of nuisance were sctsd
upon, seven Of which were reported
abated, sig contin ued, three dism issaI
three persons maintaining nuisance,
were ordered p bs prosesuGei ona case
was ordered to ba abated in i've davs
and one ~ twenty days. Orders u.er.
drawn in favor of G. r. Seltzsr for s,
and E. B. Frazer for 81 for stamps.
The weekly reports of tina exc ,utiy,
officers were received and filed.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
-
A Dog worth Having

Yes' rday morning Captain James
DAVIS, captain of the steam tug Mar ha
fell over5 board into the Chris.iana river
at g. W. Bush & Sons wharf while en-
gagged in arranging his awning. His
dog Jim," knowing that everything
was mo- right, set up furious barking,
which brought Captain Moffett to the
assistance of Captain Davis in time to
help him ont of the water and save his
life. The dog is noted for his intel!i.
gence and IL a great favorite.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
SPECIAL nmrlOu
Coal an d Flour.


Lehigh, Schuylkill and Lea coal
from tie best mines. Prompt atten-
tion. Be st preparation and personal
care. Fell & Joseph, 7l3 W. Front
street.
RalDt1ng.
Tnghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. 80 Market street. Job.
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Notice.
Persons wishing their carriages
painted up FIRST class and one. third less
than elsewhere will please address
Painter" REPUBLICAN office.
DR. Sanders0nr
Herbs Of JOY, the Great Health Promo
ter, % cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
Never Toe Late 60 Mend
II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no longer, ,as your neigh
b or 10 ahead Of You.
Mech uro's RealauFamt.
First class dinners, also choice ice
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eighth
street market.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
ACon,nendsble opieet.

An entertainment will be given in
the mark nor.h of the College at Newark
on Friday evening, the l4th inst, for
the nei.eh' of VIM BraC ford, who is
blind and suffers other infections.
The music fer the occapion will be
rendered by the orchestra Of the Penn
syivania Institute for the blind, the
memb RS Of which are AL mind. II il
to be hoped that the entertainment will
be pa:ro@ized by the citizens genera y
ard coed round su.n ce realized.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
T + 7 H EDI1I
me T"'., ,hra"a, wine so.-,,J

rhe air Is b,inyy y'soSi soS ID .tsagd,A,
n,s near are v NJ ii,3'claies il and 't''s, T.. n
sr s9'v'i,s " ,n. Commenced, "a, VIM 'Is ,i tu
sy William ", ssa.S ~ o.Sea.
spisi,s'a Iaass' OF a,s Elan, took cas,y. H.,
prsschsd prev, @ B. J, Gregg, G. Of Epso@'', , y
@r. ie1 oni Keep at Thy hart win s',Hs NJ /,
conn,, MT, G;reys's sermon Ion's, Va. OF " ,iI
ip1"yli.n,ing. panl.u a,I Rev. W. Il. M SDISss NJ
ne ne was ably assisted b. !, !; " II
Taggart and Mis- Fo,bsss Os NM a
msyn Lay ield d delivered one ci M s';
text: 1an " | bssetch you, t,sss,,.l t,,st,
you, you present your bodies s',,a''a 40
stvaillce sh = nss.I unto God, which il Il
Rev. W. l. S. Mu,,,, gu.
conaanlN' sc, ,,non WIN powerful exhorsas,)
ness and power. Mr.. Mas, s'sA
the q 80 evening prayer rla,.sI, uss,i,.
was varied by christian 'I.s ~
Eight ministers and Iavmsns y !!
ladles volunteered to 20 I TIM,
congregation after the Close su,is n \
ing sermon and person,n. N
sinners to the altar.
| Rev E. c. Atkins, .oi el,..J
hethel circuit, Wilmington Casl
p Prtaeneh III the evening from 4
7 nto every one a work "a AZ I
Atkins shovel the pece,,i, ~ \
one being engaged, the chsr,,,.
Work to be engaged in, and lbs
Iof performing lh,t work,
|. Inc sermon took a deep bO,
the G. aggregation, and at ia ~ h
twelve volunteer worker, AN
ing started upon their uI,,ls, N
ing one lady to tho altar.
| Rev. A 7. Scott was anrO,,
lpreach on the following mor,I
Rev. X, c. Jones, Of Mt, 1,
preach in the afternoon. Mn
Sheppard was announced
charge Of the $50 evening ms.l
| The following named miui,v
upon the ground last eysnipp
Nv. l.. s. Murray, Asbury |,
|Prettymsn, Union r. H, ID
Paul's, W. B. Gregg, Epvt
10. ATKINS, Glasgow and Belh.l
Nelson. G. W. Burke, L. W. !
E, l., Hubbard, Leroy Mages,
Smith, w. II. Heudrickson, 4
and possibly others.
| j. A. Oliver, Jr., can h
enOugh RgPuBI.lcANs u 40
demand.
Mr.. Davis represents the
tphia Press at the camp, and k
paper apprIsed OF all that is 4
He has been on the ground d
| Wednesday and will remain q
oontinuauce Of the camp.
A Morning News represent,
out on the ground last evening
of the new well, that the a
was sinking, but the well was
When he wen to thepreacher
news, the exclamation was
what a frey preacher"
/ w. n. Mccormick is man
around the camp--that is,..be
to do more than his share 70 Z
success.
j. A. Oliver, of the Union
TEL t, has two swing signs out
hungry mortals where thayc
their appetlties.
George McCall,Of St. Pauli
tent. has purchased a great
Icles to replace sespoilsd b
wet, and he is. now prepare
that come.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
Su,, far Libsi

Sui, was entered yeste'.a,y, e'l ,Hy,siI,l NJ
against Francis ssheq' e. w'iI'ian III pa'. ).
ton, the attorney. WI wnO On Ma Monday
beiore Squire o'Seill .os On Ass As s;,1
yessteraay's RErgbllS11n lalS,.1n,sd d tb,3 !
Frcie Presse puo,,a' pnn his chad
seriously rellsc'ing on q am and slpd
has beer in this city ny, 4 no not h 1
damages claimed col u ~
tanned. -
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
A Riverside Park s-one.

Salisbury Murray, l04 East F.oat
E.sees, VS. IN New York en- Saturdar
las, a:i witnessed the funeral OF Gen.
Grant, ~ E.versi,.e Park. He brought
with him q stone about foot long and
weighing six or eight ponds, taken
from heaT the tomb in which the re.
m mains ere en,omhed. ia a black.
gray stems, with white flint spots, and
can now be seen in his shaving saloon
NindoX.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
+. pe,,d,er As,auIted

PocoMnKE CITY, Aug .,al., ~,
day afternoon a Russian pe''a'til lsia,
Simon Robertson, having n,,r ls,'
show his goods to a cOlorea 't.a n't \
outskirts of the town, @M '.ss,.,,
several miles and then st.'tr, 70 ",
saulted with a club by ., ~, M NJ
ceiyine two severe blows .',,h,I, 0VII \,
one OF which produced a y s,ls I,s sD'n hial
The peddler ATTEMPTED, % q. .'a a,.,il1 .,a
his pack, which caused ,,ias NJ, 1e''dl 10 d
think he was attempting Il NH
pistol, and the negro wn0 % ~
bea. a hasty retreat.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
CLOSING OUT
BUT TER PAPER,

For the next ten days only
we will sell waved butter
paper for 40 cents per ream.
Inc price has advanced :
cents per ream in the whole
sale market in the last six
days, and it cannot be sold
a. retail !oa less than d
cents. Come at once, if yor
want any of this paper, to the
REPUBLICAN Office. je3o, s.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
A Canal Rumor.

The Cecil (Md.) News says: 'Eu
will soon be commenced via Sassafras
river. Mr.. GeorgelK ennedy at 5assafras
asserts that he has sold his right of way
for S35, 0O0-$20, 900 of which is to b,
taken in stock of the canal company
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
sn,,r,ed.fishl, !,

A very ugly aud l,.a. dIsS,nIvs SgIacs aioI]
r ont "1tfa and d Tfss lin -. stfssis ssiss y
" lici ic great etfo,is asa'ic. ars Tie n''
3 b IL ids IS a hi high publ, pl,, postum
h IN for the present.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
80 DisInisseo'

Peter Smith and l.E,as' E2Ss'' s1s,s'''s 1,s'ss
w IRE ,,sss hs!a on 5's ss,'ss I,
fa fsat,Pas~ias nnn as"G v,s. Ii,5ti''''', s.ts'' ,s
ws.sas ws:s agar apd 'Is;s,,st'o1s ,ss '1ss 81
tha. t they woala Ia..1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
NO Creatt.mob,Ifer for H,m.

City Treasurer Simpers has re ceived a
check from City Councilman John w.
Haw kins, of the Seventh ward, for g.
that being the amount which he consid'
cred he Was rot entitled to under the
present system of the City Council,
going out and holding several lneetingi
in two or three hours.
On July 18th the City Council held
| five outdoor meetings. The salary fol
four of these meetings Mr.. Hawkins re
turned. Has Mr.. Blake heard of this
and will he be the next?
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
.&ZA4aa4zasz:::>'
IT <a<<<

OOvuU1f ~ YOners.
Incorporated in 1868 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purpeses-with a capital OF 81. ono, ,0oo-to
which reserve fund Of over $3.50, 600 has eizce
heen added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote Its fran
ohise was made q part of the present state
Constitution adopted Doc. 2nd. A. ID 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor-
sed by the people of any State.
II nerer scales or postpones.
It's Grand single Number Draw
fngs talk q place mOufhIv.
A aPLENDUn OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND
RAWIH3. GLASS 1. IN THE AOADE-
MY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, SEPT. s, 1sss-ls4th Monthly Draw
ing.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
X NO afaln

rai, morning ss5s JSs' eln,1s.,1.,ss'| >
3sss 3:ss. 5:t:s q: ss.:, s;' +: :,
:::. ::5 8; $! ';. &. s': +; ::;,:: i: 6:
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
west Chureh excursion.

to Alta ntic City Thursday, August
18th, leaves p. W. q b. station q 80 q
m. win atop at Chester In both d.
rect ions. Adults, 81. IS children, 65 Q.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

my sense of taste and smell.-r. G ogden,
Elizabeth, N. J.
CREAM BALM has gainei an envia-
Die reputation wherever known, displacing
all other preparations. Its creamy sub.
ctance. A particle is applied into each NOS
TIL, causing no pain and is agreeable to use,
frice 90 cents by mall or at druggists. Send
Tor circular. ELY BROTHERS,
eoc druggists, Ossego, NY.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

Manila wrapping paper sold by the
quire or ream at the REPUBLICAN
office.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

Ltu I'M SHE'D hOisMS t4H 9EETi.E
Z, Z, -, en-, WITH or without board. Apri, =
70l Tatnail STREET. ali2.4t
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

NT A!,Tfn - = tiikL II HOwiN,
w fCr general h3use sots: ucs. VI. Ter.
stahd oh1n*. ft,sleace :cquiFed. a Tply
at a2l Ees. ihira street. eul2.at.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
S. S. S.
Indigestion Cured

suffered for more than i've years with In
digestion, scarcely able to retain the simplest
food on my omach. The burning sensation
was almost intolerable, and my whole system
was deranged. / was wakeful and could not
sleep, and consequently more or less nervous
all the time. dec ined in flesh, and suffer
ed all the usual depression attendant upon
this terrible disease. In a word was miser-
abie At last, failing to find relief in any.
| thing else, commenced the use Of Swift's
Specific. began to improve at once. The
med cine toned up the stomach, strengthened
| the digestive organs, and soon all that burn
ltrg ceased and l could retain food without
tdifticuliy Now my health Ia good. and can
eat anything in the shape of fs d , and diges,
Il without the slightest difficulty. | most
tcheertuity bear this testimt ny, because thorc
are hun 1reds suffering as was, and / am
sure they can be as readily healed. Take
the prescribed dose a ter eating. instead OF
before. JAMES MANN, No. "a Ivy street.
atlanta, Ga, May 10 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
, oIreatise II Blood and Skin Diseases mail
d free.
| THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
n. y, l57 ". 23d st. Drawer s, atlanta Ga
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

Ely's tircH, II
Salm has cred
ne Of cafarrn a
Sc ieral years
: apdtngre gorsd
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
pHILADELPHIA mARkRTs.

NbrlGE-Ta he PARTNt RSEIP aEkf-
~ tofore existing httaten william Wool
Aa1 M Ii u: Wo1d, under the tirn name ci
II l.. wool. has zen I is d,y dis
solved by mutual consent william Wood
WI continue The business At tho old stand.
esannos ali detts contracted ~ the late
arh and Is authorized 10 collect all deo.s
due to said trm WILLIAM WOOIl
aul2-wAs-3W II. l. WDQD
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

w AhftD-2 ROOMS SUITABLE F1H
w igat hOuseS eep,1g. RIO ot3seti9n.
10 Eransy yaile village. Ad9ress 4, til.
ci+ce. IT,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

ND kLINES GREAT NERVE RE.
j. A/1ls q ,rer rs tha wonder If the age 10
~ nervous ct'e-ses.. AL! ma stopped tree
send to Nc, sSl Arch street, FniIadelrttH,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

EfOR RENT-Nt.W HOUSE, 1850 WEST
a. front stfeet, rooms with bath, ce.
tnentd cellar. Low TO . go,d tenant J
O. JOHNSON x son, 2ab Market street.
an 2.MeNsa-At
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

L1uR SALE EEAIHtR BED. BOZ
/, ste-, pillows aud bedding, china tea Sc,
iounse ami sAild's rocker, a. AIS L. Four;t
stree. anl2s,-
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
.s,scfafal,'hsi y, Vi

s:4 g; 3.: ::;.:: &; 5 i; +;
acres, to " u j
ISIS, coo. CH]
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

gale OF HOUSEHOLD aOODS-rHE
- household goois OF the late Wtinur II,
tones WIN be sold at 10; West Eighteenth
street, on saturday, August 18th, at2p. 10.
aui2c:
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

NTAHjtH - 80 SMAhi GIHI.s Tfi
w learn sh;lt and lar IN lbirg. 2eau.
a pi tes psln Whiie ieerh " work viyea
aul2,tt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12
ms lemedy contains no injurious drugs.
Six Wefi.knOwm Citizens. On;n,o,,

Ex-Nayot K. W
Iownley, Judge
|. r. gnc i0rnllx.
q. Il. Sherwood,
sank or :; i. Me-
: fu re, BARKER
q =. Ia IS.
anker and !. q
tichensr, ri e r.
;hs nj I'll O,
j 1ioeth, N. !
;arneatly cor.
cend Ely'at'7oal.
fain4 IS . pcc H.
tor catasrI al
7 ct!on.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

NT TakTEp-iU LET, TWO PLEASANT
w com nj n te,ing lodging r5oms, the
tfont ole large. App y eLo French stree.
anl2 Al
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

ENOR REST--RO9MS IN THE WESTs
~ ern part Of the city. Also use o, bath
room. Address W, this office. aul2-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-08-12

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A Christmas story For Girls.

1t would not have been a hard posi-
ton for most girls, but for Anna Camp
bell it was indescribably painful.
After reading the story, many readers
willno doubt say that Anna Campbell
was a very foolish girl. Others will feel
that her position was atrylng one, land
that she behaved as we'll as most girls
would have behaved under the same
circumstances. Here is the story:
The dining-room in which Anna sat,
was a bright, sunny apartment, with
birds in the windows and a Maltese
cat slumbering before the open fire.
The breakfast service was very taste
full and pretty, and every appoint
ment of the room betokened comfort
and good-cheer. Indeed, there seemed
but one drawback to perfect domestic
harmony. This was Anna.
A tine-looking gentleman, of forty
five or thereabouts, sat at the foot
of the table and dispensed beefsteak,
fried potatoes and bon mots in a
manner which most persons would
have considered extremely agreea BILE.
Not so to Anna. To her Col. Dem
er was an ogre,-a handsome, pol
ished Blue Beard, who smiled be-
cause his teeth were fine, and was kind
to everybody because of his overween-
ing vanity and desire to be popular.
In this respect, as in many others,
Anna was very much mistaken.
A beautiful woman presided at the