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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

We have a surplus stock Of
Hosiery, and make the fol-
lowing reductions to effect
their early disposal. They
must be sold.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

George BrisCoc, Colored, after pummoling
anot'iur colOrCd man Saturday night managed
to escape for n time. lie was subsequently
seventh street and arrested Brscoc got angry
at the officer arrcsting him, and made des.
pcrate assault on him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Tho funeral Of Antonio Blonde, for many
years resident Of East Washington, took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence,
81 r street southeast. Row. DR.. A. +. Steele
OmCiutCd. A large circle OF friends followed
Inc running 10 Congressional Comolery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Guinet's Black Silks

2Z-lnCh large Check Six Surabs,
Sl.bO, reduced to 81 90.
"a Gilbert Ladies' Cloths.
In a most magnificent line of desirable shades
and colorlngs,
s1.OO and s1.2o reduced to 75c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

While grubbing in the flower garden under
the Presidents bedchnmber window u few days
ago the white house gardener unearthed a
large number Of sgvCnt0en-year locusts. They
were iully developed, with bright red eyes and
the letter "\Yn on their wings
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
ON DEC X !!

the deck ship but deck with prices We promised
you week offer excellent novelties quality styles and prices
So you this bill of fare and what will select for your
portion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
Wit AND WISDOM.

Folks who lis D.. their VT, live by
the want of VII in other people.
The rra-un Wh. men succeed who
mind their own l'-'c,> i hrrali-e there
is lille romp,'i'.oa. v \. >"a.
Those ll,t can book with dry and
" .d,>plc:l>"I c,c> on another, .in
nrvry truly m"rnot for their own. e.
Ei>boh Hrlr.
Hard words are like hail-,tonrs in
Summer. heating down aud de>troy ing
what they would nouri.h were they
melted into drops.
An rNchangr ha- an elaborate ac-
c,.nt Of tie newest wrinkle in stock
in.rs II omitS. however, to mention the
pm ipal wrinkle. which still continues
to carry on lu-irc,I at the Old stand
under tie heel harrington Free Fr1SS
You're not dancing. Miss Sweet;
are Won engaged" "Oh, Mr.. Lyon.
this is so sudden. but wait; I'll ask
mamma In his hurry to get down
stairs he Sprained hi, ankle, and is now
awaiting suit for breach Of promise -
Boston Pest.
\ lecturer sail to n"Ht"n audl-
cnrr that he was surprised 10 observe
that New Enriand"ri were rapidly
rapidly growing oh",e;' and he wa
>',ll more surprised he next morning to
lind that the reporters made him say
that New En@lanlrrs were rapidly lac
coming Oh L"a~t- " \. lie re.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
WHAT Is CATARHHf

Caarhi+ nue. rurllrnt discharge caused by the
~, at.i dtI,i uurt II ia" vegetable Parasite
anna n tie iHt,Iua! iiuns membrane of the
This parasite j. only developed under favorable circum
st.sn,t, aud tErit Morbid state . the blood the
ill., ht.d coli Use Il ,u|~rclc the gem pois,n Of syph
lis, mVrc'ry. t"NWca hum tie retention Of the etfet.
Wttfrr Of re" Stl. suppressed p"r-iIrdn. haly ven
tldt.i S i.n, IIartu,US. ar! other posuns that
terminated N tlr h!pi These pusuns Keep the internal
iiie u't'l f the nose in constant state 81 ir
tan ready fr the IL post e the seeds If th,-s
g,ilI-. winch spread up the nustis and down the
tiur,s tack e t,Tnat. causing liberation Of the
threat. NJ tn, ,ustAc an tdhe-, causing deafness. bur
r'wS IL. vocal cords. causing IA rstncss. usring
The ITp'r structure If the bronchial tuts. endin. IN
pUr.'unry Cli's,IIHp'!. and death
MANY AT ,lts hiv, lee made to discover \ fol
this d,~.r Z sea " the u-e II inhacn,s and Other
iiS mons devices ii these treatments dc
pdrtcu Il cd uni IA. parasites either destroyed
81 tvnrvtd fTu!n the nucnu, tissue.
tina. .noc well know physician If forty year.
standing after mI'h oNitrn' nin-, succeeded in dis
covering the sny combination 81 ingredients which
never TAILS Ia absolutely ami PERMANENTLY eradicatinl
this horrible ~' a-r wh,tiuT standing for year
forty risr who may he Suffering from the above
disease should. whu vt delay, communicate with the
maua-trS. Mrs-s \ II D.Nun 4 Son 80 King Stree,
West, u. and get fun particulars ami treatise free
ly enclosing stamp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
Satisfy.

Something About Vegetable Which Is
Not Cuitiv:toi ~ Extensively =. 1t
Shouid he.
Satisfy, or oyster plant, which is
hardy and may remain in tie ground
all the winter. is one of the incest and
best vegetables we have. and should be-
come better known. II they are left in
the ground, they will be good next
spIin-. or at any tine that thaw per-
nit, Of pulling them up. The difficulty
With them is that everybody does not
know how 10 prepare them. There arc
several methods When first exposed
70 the atmosphere they are milky, the
juice changing 10 a brown color. and
they should. therefore, be quickly
scrapcd. remoy;n- the >kjn. and dropped
INTO water Now hu;l th,ih in water 10
wiiirh i igtie salt las been added. first
.iic.n@ ;I.cih INFO lI;lr round slices bv
cutting across ihnn. When tender pour
Oh the W;;cI. ard al sufficient milk to
cover the pirccS. = u'un of butter, and
enough flour iolh.r>;'n them. seasoning
Win pepper I:,I are done when the
'u:'cr s mcl lei. t&r milk boils and
mass euilic ri, ,Aickc.Vd to serve. To
use them III Irritation ot fried oysters.
"uI them cro-,N = &, before. and boil
them until tender. HraiG and mix with
bate: ard fiy III hnt lard DO them the
same way. except Ira II the pieces fine
and mix with ert- and !our to paste,
and fry thcm IS fritinr-. or add flour
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
FROZEN EARS VS.. CHlLBLAiNS
The Curious Offset tho Detroit Enun
Man Had With Which to Brin. Iii

The Curious Offset tho Detroit Young
Man Had With Which to Brin. His
Sweetheart to Terms.
lie came in tie other morning from
one of the townships TO see tho County
Treasurer on business, but he had
scarcely entered tho City Hall when a
policeman CAV him a sharp looking
over. and said:
Young man. YOU had better take
care of your cas-
whats the matter with them ears?'
Frozen. or very close to it y
Gosh. you don t saw
How do they fenl'"
They hain't no feclin' At al I've
bin thinkin' for the last half hour that
them ears was actin sorter queer, but l
didn't tumble to no frerziu'. What
shall do.'
Rub 'em in snow
"And them
wait for developments. They IL
soon begin to itch and burn. This will
be followed by 4 pecling pr cess, and
in a month from now YOU Il look like n
man with lohs,cr- tel on for ears. 1t
will b. at least six months before your
original b au;y is restored
1T will. Why, gosh ALFRED. I'm to
be married in April
But you won't b.. No girl will
marry a man with peeled ears"
The young man went out and rubbed
away ut each car with Lushel Of snow
When he re-enterrd TIE hall he looked
as solemn rs death, and walking up to
the officer he sad:
I've bin thinkin' it over rs rubbed
away, and il the gel objects TO my ears
I've got an offset. She's usin' hull
quart of kerosene every week on her
chiiblains When gal cant spark
over twenty minutes n time without
trot:ing off to the kitchen to rub her
heels with the nutmeg crater she
shouldn't >crcech very lou agin frozen
ears. Bet you two to one tie bride
tower comes off On time, - Detroit Free
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
DIPLOMACY.
A taipfra Wsa WI, Doubted the Pro
pfistf 80 ~rttiaa q y ss q Diplomat.

A fainffa Wsa whp Doubted the Pro
pfistf 90 s~ttiaa ~ ss y Diplomat.
'N huf 10 AZ flr desc henhP" ~ a
en- 90 negro f.am tho "a ,tiom, IT, h 4
eu'elri ihe trade emporium Of H.
brew merchant 80 hal taken up n pair
Of Oh a.
The me' chani said that he would nj
most give ihrm SWAY
"linugh' p pa Ike 'om NJ Hat slo' on
~ uNti ,ntndrr remarked tho Old
ufsrl an 30 white z nnarman charged
Hr ~ a lir an or half fur I'm
90 merchant. With look ~ surprise,
wa aNaut g. sss that HE shoe. were
wu.ih iw1 jul'art. When tho negro CON
tiHu a
"ii. .aNi tat 4, wus with mo- hu,
dst lo wool lai mo hnb en- az cheap
.ttse tuirh 81 a. ole passed. % nlggrr
cn'tln p.oh wii mo Dem fool folks
Wli iu Hni hing t'li en-. an ough'cr
% shHme mfs' fur ttkin ON ter sch
e. b .e an RsIuo ter do 4 no
mu rts. ia'll hpI mo -pon-ihlc ari =
e. Nh.Ir n keeps rsrAn' ON dswav.
Wal. : m,N lr rvlne Niger, w..itin'
iHr u.r d4Hn "a 4 lrVre
ilt m.rhanf asked q ho dd not
wat fhn shnss
Nnr. s.nt particular ESQ sor'cr
ut'.r "Nl stInn' ter lat man M |
vu. li. rffido wid him
TIC m.fc ani. seeing that ho could
rnIn ma ihrucu'il customer. said that
h mi fhi into he shoes for one dollar.
lhe slf Ola follow cave him the dol
l.raUi t.o. t.u -hocs a. hc walkc |
sl.n ths sir..f hr muscd Takes or
euiui H.un,fman Ter ri avn, Wild dem
Oh Ii rrn nin got nuf l'ucncc
tnf nr a. rr man Ton centt wuf Ia 81
gvst g. haw. haW' White man Ia
a. ius'no-' whom he fool wid me.
" i' Manly meeting a colorcd
euufn
"lis 80 uuclo romp, whar yer
bon
"l..en up acah bcallu' or whto man
oNt.H -smn .bor. look h,ah''
ia ian.oo. .art.n' Whut yer gin
o. '.m' lrro dnllar'
"iiHar honey
"lr dollar
'j.. h.r tolls ser. bat rm Nv meter
lD.t go cu ia. mnusway 1t on like
hai rr'nt fuenre wid dr Mig sors Er
bass. h.u Good btc. chile Gwinc
# np l,'l summers an sprckcrlatc
s.u.I 'l, u1frn or .uii 80 clolt.'
About four l.urs later cd romp
a.In m.i Manly "l,oN at drse
h.r. aHne.. -ai d. "l'ut cm on
sINl.IU tr. an nnN 80 sole. Il comm
oil fun. co., 81. once m Zee rbrr IN
rnN .. Boo o.. mr. us | cir Ter
.... Co. d. ..| ID. % tt..L d.. yts al "a,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
Cider That Made a House Settle.

A prominent member OF the local
police force purchased fine barrel of
cider from farmer few weeks since.
and carefully stored it away in his
cellar for winter use. This barrel Of
cider was no exception to the rest Of
its brethren. and soon began to fer
mcnt Yesterday. about noon tho
good people in the ncighborhood of the
officers house were startled by sound
NJ II n cannon had been fired in it,
Rushing TO the spot, it was found that
tho barrel had burst. sending cider,
stavcs and hoops in all directions. and
actually knocking out one of the brick
piers from under the foundation. In
consequence of this the house had set
tied so that several OF the doors can
not DO opened. No one was injured
Rochester (N ~ Democrat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
20! Suffering Woman!"

CFB Haskell Qormcrly oi Vernon,
Nt) now locating engineer on the b.
&. K and y. Railroad. Dakota, stated,
IN lNS3. that his wife WAS utterly pros
trItcd with female difficulties, and
did not seem 10 be- amcnahlc to ply
-ician~' remedies She could not
sleep. trcmhlcd like leaf, pcriodi-
cally lost her reason. They then be-
van the use 81 Warmers SAFE Cure.
Writing in July, ISL, from Dakota,
Mr Haskell saws. My wife has
never seen the slightest inclination OF
a return If the difficulties Warner :
SAIr cure rcmovcd.' Try it, o. suf-
ictlug woman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
A ca1.:lal hnll is rnlalcd in ihn lif

Il capIaI hnII is related in Tho lifl
o. DIR. Sims of q countrvman Of his own.
for whom h" Ia prescribed m cmrtic
who said, with great simplicity: M,
dear doctor. ii is Of no Use Your givin1
mo IN cmctic; trr;i it twice in Dublin
and if would rot stay on my stomach
either time This calls TO mind tn,
story about a singer who being raptur-
ou>ly cncored. repeated her songs. a
stranger who had been at the opera was
asked how he had been pleased with
her. Not at ALL" sad he Not Il: all
Why. she is the first singer in Europe
That may he" replied the man. 'bu,
she sang so bad last night that the,
made her sing all her songs over again.
-Ereru Other SATURDAY..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
II You Doubt, Try 1t and See.

ID. NJ. Dewey, oi Rochester, y. V,
Jan. -, l>>2. wrote. Zone Of the most
prominent physicians here found ~
grains OF sugar to- the fluid ounce "i
my urine; was unablr to benefit me
| then began using Warner,
SAFE UiabFtcs Cure, and Warner :,
SAFE Pals. Having used FIVE bottles
of each, | found myself cured" "
B.-Mr. Dewey remains WILL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
haven't You Felt Just So?

Isaac y wood. Fishkill. y. V. July
lN>i wrote, 81 1t is two years ago last
spung sinc" Warmers SAFE Cure
cured me was called dead man
hut that medicine brought me To life.
| take f'w battles every spring to
Keep mo ri.ht" H. was afflicted for
riN y'ar- with pains IN the back, end
INK IA kidney homorrhags. Cure
psrmanout
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
A Wanan's Happy Release.

Mrs f. +. Doiluil, Havelhill, Mass,
Aug. 9th, 1851. said she had been
cured Of inflammation OF the bladder
by five hotties of Warmers SAFE Cure.
December Filth, 1881, Mr.. Dollutf
wrote. "Mrs. DolloH has never seen
a sick day from that inhammatory
disease since Warmers SAFE Cure
cured her in ISL" Cure permanent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
PILES. FILES. PILES
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
no ONE NEED SUFFER

for Blind Bleeding. Itching and Ulcer.
atet, Piles has been discovered by Dr iam ian In
dian Remedy called Dr Williams Indian Pile piut
ment single box has cured the worst chronic ca--s
Of Is or 30 years standing No need suffer five
utes after applying this wonderful soothing madeleine
Lotions instruments and electuarIts do harm thar
sooS Williams Indian Pile piR;meut s-,,Il- th' IA
mOrs. allHys the intense itching pnrtoUlTy at night
after getting warm in br, acts p'ul,lc". gives
slant relief, and IL prepared only r fr- itching III
the pri, t. parts, anu fol nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J NJ Cotiini.Try "f Cleveland
says about Dr William Indian Pile ptntn'nt II have
used Of Pile Cures. and it affords pleasure T.
that have found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief a. Dr Williams H.
dian ointment For sale hy all druggsts and mailed
receipt of price, 81. + Richards e." ~ and W
5ausoIne street. conner Clay San Francisco
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
a Canpaigner's Experience.

Lawrence Mix, Esd, Warsaw, y. Y.
Il w"ll-knuwn campaign orator, in l>>-
took l. bottles ii " arncr's SAFE Cur,
for kidney trout L.. CATER many lhy,i-
clans Of excellent standing had given
him up), and was cured. December
9th. ISL, h, say, Il have had 40 ~
rirtI> return 81 my trouble, and So con
clU,lr that my cure is permanent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
The streets of Wipnipec prese,

The streets Of Winnipeg present
= great variety. Opera glass exquis-
tics arc jostlcd by half-breeds shod
with moccasins; dainty dressed
ladies Of fashion arc side by side with
the Indian mother whose infant rests
In n braided pocket or cradle with a
wooden back, which is fastened about
the mothers neck by sort of wooden
yoke. The mounted police. whose
duties lie outside the city limits, look
ing after the introduction of liquor into
the province and watching over the
Indians. make bit Of bright color.
Their scarlet coats and white helmet
hats can be seen and distinguished a
long distance away. - Chicago Tribune.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
The Test Of 8 Years,

Dan. \. Grosvenor, Esq, United
States Treasury Department, FRS
Controllers Office, Washington, ID. C..
took Warmers SAFE Cure in 1878, an,
Dee. 18th, 1884, he wrote, "Warner!
SAFE Cure in my case effected Il Der
mancnt cure, and for five or six year.
| have experienced no trouble from
what WAS IA serious kidney affection.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

Mrs. Carrie ID. L. Swift, Rochester,
y. V, for - years suffered from he
rcd'tdry rheumatism. many times being
utterly helpless, especially in warm
weather. In July, 1883, she used a
few bottles Of Warmers SAFE Rhru-
matte Cure, and in January, 1885,
said her restoration to health was a.
complete aS miraculous. Cure prrma-
nrnt. Try it,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

Joshua Bates, a teacher of lone OF.
perience, is evidently Of a very practi-
cal turn of mind, for no suggests in the
journal Of Education that the indus
trial feature be Incorporated into girls
as we'll as boys schools, and urges that
the former be taught "artness in the
use of culinary utensils"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
"WondcrS."

+ II Bcckwith. Norwich. Conn.
Dee 18th. lSNi. stated, " | owe my life tu
Warmers SAFE Diibc'cs Cure; when |
m'gan IT, use | IA sd ten quarts oi
water daily. which contained II per
1'nt 81 sugar, after u-ing seven dozen
bottles my doctor pronounced the
water free from sugar; i; has done
Mnnh,rs inr mo"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
- Ion. Frederick r. Frcljnrhuys

Ion. Frederick T. Frclinghuysen,
United States Secretary of State, ha.
Deer elected President Of the American
Bible Society. in the place Of the late S.
Wells Williams, LID. Mr.. Frcling-
huysrn is the nephew and adopted son
of former president of the society,
Hon. Theodore Frclnghuysen. He is 8
member of the Reformed Church.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
HEALTHFUL vIGoR FOR THE GIRLS.

Mrs. Livermore says, in one of her lee
lures on Girls, Il would give to gir's
equal inte Il ctual and industrial training
with hoys. Yes, ard give them equally
e Cd health, too" When young girls are
suffering from pa!eness and debility. it is a
sign hat their blood is poor and thin, and
that they need Browns Iron Bitters. The
only preparation of iron that can be taken
safely. Miss Barton, Chestnut ST., Louis.
vile. KY, says, Browns Iron Bitters
cured me Of rheumatism when every thing
else had failed"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

How the zeal of the scientist bene-
fits mankind: An English editor read in
Canadian paper that train had been
thrown from the track "by broken
frog" whereupon he wrote learned
article on the peculiarities of toads. -
AnOu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
New York physicians think Grant.
lease OF life is very short.

The leprous distilment whose effect
Holds such an eumity with blood Of
man,
That, swift as quicksilver. il courses
through
The natural gates and alleys of the
body"
and causes the skin to become - harked
about. most lazar like, with vile and loath.
some crust" Such are the effects II dis
eased and morbid bile. the only antidotc
for which is to cleanse and Regulate the
liver-an office admirably performed 10y
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
Seven"

David locke, Esq, Columbus, Tex,
IN 1879, was attacked with black
Jaundice, followed by hcmorragc OF
the kidneys, and was pronounced in
durable. Seven bottles of Warmers
SAFE Cure restored him to health in
1850, and July LIST, 1854, he writes
"My health has been excellent ever
since Try it, try it,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

Francis l.. Dow, assistant pclic,
marshal, Taunton. Mass, three year.
ago Wa. cured Of stone in the kidney
and bladder by Warmers SAFE Cure
and i'll June. lSSi, ne wrote, 81 have
not seen Il sick day since began
Warmers SAFE Cure and never felt
better; have gained eighteen pounds. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

determination schemes are cropping
out. A. during the last industrial de.
preston, 50 during the present will
large numbers be driven out from
manufacturing centers. 4 New Jersey
company has purchased 1000 acres of
land in Florida. and saw mills are bcino
erected. The best machinery is BEING
contracted for Laborers are wanted
who can pat in few handrsd dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

Jim Terry. of san Antonio, indeed
a local publisher to bring out Il book of
poems. Every once in while he would
call on his publisher and talk to him by
the hour Finally the publisher said to
him: You remind me very much Of
your book" In what rc>pcct?' Il
can -. rid OF either Of YOU" Texas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

=" Wooden wool" is now used as a
cheap and useful dressing for wounds.
and is being prepared extensively as a
commercial staple for surgical dress
ings. 1t is finely ground wood, such as
is extensively used in the manufacture
of paper. 1t is clcanlooking, deli
cate fibered. soft, yellowish-whte sub
stance. having an odor of fresh wood.
and absorbs an immense quantity Of
LIQUID.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

The aggregate length of submarine
cables in existence is no less than 6O, DOC
geographical miles. or nearly three
times us much as the circumference OF
the earth. Each of these cables con-
sists on an average. of forty wires. core
and jacket together; therefore it NAV
be said that the length of iron and cop
per wire by which telcgraph;c commu-
nications are carried on at the bottom
of the sea is no less than $1,000, 0U'
miles. or ten times the distance of the
earth from the moon. Progressive doe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

In the year 1884 theatrical mana
gers were arbitrary. a theatrical pla-
card contained the decree: I'VE hcre5,
command for the comfort Of the public
that persons occupying the first row of
seats have to lie down. the second to
knccl. the third 10 sit and the fourth to
stand. More advice SAID: The public
is forbidden TO laugh, because the play
is Il tragedy.