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Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
n.n-o.ol o.h.o.ol! OH o.o!Il

Don't sneezs, sneeze, hawk. hawk,
spit, blow and! disgust everybody with
your offensIve breath. II you baye
acrid, wxtsry discharges from the nose
and eyes, shToAt disease, causing chok-
ing sensations, eoush, ringing noises in
head, splitting headache and otht y
symptoms OF nasal catarrh, remember
that the manufacturers OF DR.. SA2e's
CatArrh Remedy offer. In good faith
$500 rewArd for oase Of catarrh which
they cannot cure. The remedy is sold
By druggista at only 90 centa.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
uite Hurprtae,

Msstar Charles A. Horn, who resides
NJ No. 1110 West street, was most agree
ably surprised last evening. Els youn :
friends found out his 1lth birthday had
rolled nround. 30 tGey made up their
minds to give him call. When his
little friends came Charlie wHa 30 con.
faeed he did not know what TO make OF
II, a1 he had forgotten all hbout hit
birthday being the 10th Of May. &c
soon foand out the csuae, and had to
surrender for once. All had good
time. Refreshments were served at 1C
O'Clock At reasonable hour all went
home, wishing Charlie many returns ol
such happy birthday.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

u,rrt,H vhloh for weeks has
TsA ~ DN n m lor,ds camp nom osnire
ia'L .' ~, !, ,.rspve is over, hnd l6e man
cloa ~, hson pronounced w bis o7n
y '" o,y,r, ~ a1as, and evoty way
FN FsS % h3ld .he I'll -, b" re-
|s'a ~, w VA aon.n AI,ou, Sni uow Is tne
Au. s,nld,,e ai the Dsmooranc
n a,yr Of ,hls city. Hs W.
Sns % 2assi, bui dsnYuaoea 20 ms
s,,t W. ' q lai.,eu1y By ,hs fa,t,on
u.,,,b npe nccrt.io dlsssss" 10
ont nov, even before the
ao, ms 500 ;sst bAu commenced %
,,,r, this same "DemoorAh9
|" 9rtus. down the party iash
- Ms ds,sl,ed Eiag, and tells mem
4, mo.,stlc defeat 10 Wilmington
s.s,sujne clty election would prove
n.,t disastrous affair. 1t would ne
.NAAIl CYe the country "a . he
No rovivs 10 the home OF MT.
,,,s sscr4try of State under tne
.,,an1l Administration. Small As
N.~1, e'rsl eiec Ions ordinarily are,
f'h.,'r. ia tas RraAI political oontes,s
I'M uatiy, lh's e!9otion, attenoeu
,upllclu victory, would be re-
E,ss sta ,Iyn,l3.nt indication OF q
~, cssnss in political sentiment.
x, isc,l cic.es leaiing TO the Efsult
..riI not be klown, or oven oon'
'gs,i1. only tho result itself would be
- y, sud IL V.uid be received as .
.'.,,lon agAibs; he DsmOoiat!o party
n Ne ahisi city OF q strongly Demo
,nhc 6aa,
Ieouylpc.as character, why q Demo-
.r.,lp 4 5of ,L)lli 1s elected at the
|ramIo, ,ltg elect On. The chief rsoult
I'M 4c;,oa will he the control ol
Ehsro!c. f4lga, Rui II she people ol
IN, M 9ter lia excellent p0lioa ser
gic, tt,y ba7s slj1yed for tho past two
Eosu and t.n noua1s, want to change
mi 10 M IA adc officers thst served
npdel ;bs !e, K pabl'can Mayor, thoI
bIu % 50 Sy e.ectlns 8 Republican
lSJoi
II. Na:lsilaz part Of she last para
Apl 3 Atdnly riob, sud II wc dlt
bol knoE thai imoorstic G.Asses'
srH II. we should bs incllned h
lrr bM be Vas pjklng fua at sh,
Ee ri,s. The model ofh iars thA
rHl mar the lAsi Republican
'NgE" Seie never guilty OF med
lki VI ,he rights OF citizens whol
lg Vsl c 'h9 1iy Hall 70 oe ~
sasi al be, DID they ever turn thei
A!Q II -, iR'o . beer saloon, an,
Sli b. Ans when .hey should hav
sa o. is.y IN DsohInsllsn revelrie.
.'tt'i q say oi lhem 'vsr leave thel
ilhlls ulprite tei while they spen
Adtg7ela e'r1 'ouerlng TO Dsoure tn
A imn,t VI Mayor for their chlei o
EAusa1 1er u Uoluoil; neither wer
by sgr kn3vu 10 plokes warrant
l!usi ,1t VslI'koo~n gamblers (vid
ENy E'slips) uutll they hGd time /
ttEs DEL: ei1s9o from the city. Mayo
Wales plllle I'll iars had their fault
ilsAe} we're o1yas guilty OF any {
y asvs odsn,ss, aud rs a gsnerl
Pins per 5Tm3i Ihslr dulles as iSitl
ply sllay Wtl presided or have fo
pTta hem
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
J. paul Browp,

the leading artist In photography and
general portraiture, 6l7 Market 81. The
public is cordially invited to visit ouT
elegant and newly remodeied phc;o.
graphic studio, which has been rttlttsd
throughout with the latest nnd most
Improved desizns in every department
tbsi will tend toward making the tlnesi
work IN Photographic rottral.ure, Nc
experss bas en- spared in making oul
studio second to ,ne In the country
Call ami INSPECT for yourself. j. FAuI
BROWN, 617 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
LRdias

In dsliosto health, and eli who auffer
from habituAl constipation, will And
ths pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Fiss, mora easily
takt n and more beneficial in effect than
any othsr remedy, 1t acts prom pity
9: ss0.ly on ths bowels, kidneys, liver
and stomach, and does net sicken OF
debilitpte. All druggists. N B. Dan
forth, Second and Market, Wholesale
aRent,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
DentAl Nork.

DR.. Honey we'll, at 7Os Market street,
extracts teeth for 25s with gas. 500,
made fresh every day. Teeth FILLED
with amalgam, 800 ; silver, 76c ! gold,
81 and upwards. A set OF teeth $780,
best, S8. There .s no better maze no
matter how much you pay. All work
warranted to be hrst-olAss in every
particular. Look for the sign Of the
big tooth. Office open TO s p. N.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
south onesisr News.

Onssler I1ms5s
Mrs. Tnomrson vlSited Mrs. Jones a
faw days eiuce and they got into an or
zument IL regards to tie merits OF the
Huopsr'u Annodyne aud Winslow'a q
SooLhinz Syrup. Ears Thompson Gays
"I would not uue Soothing Syrup. il
h1s laudanum In IT." Mra. Jones ray a
lt hreL'G eithur and 1 would not use
ii aopsl'S Aunodyne, is is nothing bu,
pepperInlnt, Mrs. Thompson ssys
don't care II 1t ia only pepparment
1t does my baby good and 1t /,
tat ier, healthier sad pretiisr than
ycur's IL. ard then they went for each
other Now they are friends no more.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
.on,nnrtarix oyernoer1.

On Sunday evening = prominent
Democrat, holding au cfii ioinl position
on being told that Dougherty was the
successful uominte tor Mayor, said: 81
will rot vnte for him on election day,
aud II the Republicans nominate O good
ulnp, hs " i,l get my vote. l an tired
OF the cut and dried candidates pushing
thamselvts forward too fast in munici'
pAl affairs,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
DouuaERrx WINS.
The Democratic NominAtisn Eieotion
Last saturday.

The polls opened promptly at IL
O'clock last Saturday, for the Demo-
cratic nomination eleotion Tor osndl-
dates for mayor, president Of City Oouu.
oil and city treasurer. The voting com.
mencsd shortly zftsrwerds sad Jagged
along until after 4.30 o'clock, when the
men commenced to o0ms from the
workshops. From that time until the
polls cloaed the votes continued to pour
In, and when tho count was completed
1t showed that Chief OF Police Dough
srty had recaived TIE nomination for
may or, john y. FarrA for president OF
City Council, and Richard Il. Grifath
Tor otty tr' a,urer.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
NAther Pointed.

Mr.. Upson Downes (seated by a stranger
in carl-What time is 1t by your watch
If you please?
stra6ger-l don't known.
Mr. Upson Downes-But you just look
ed at 1t,
stranger-Yes: only wanted to see II
1t was still there.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
HIalue,s Nephew Dean.

NEW YORK, Msy 12,-daorSs 8 5sn-
epn, assiatans internal revenue n gent o.
THIS DISTRICT, tisd at s. Vincent's H ~
pital, OF pneumonia, at Ii ID. yas.er-
day, sit1r two hcurs' iilnegs. H5 2As
nephew OF james @ Blaine aud Tse
appo,nied ten years ego. Hts hone
WAS ia AnSustS. Me.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Hau wan paper store,

The undersigned having opened tho
store 2O9 West Second street with full
line Of wall paper and window shades
we are prepared to DO work at short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends and the public. We en-
ploy first. clnse workmen oud guarantee
satisfaction. G. W. Evans q Co., 2OS
Wes. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

bOtils -, =, iNscToB FREQ with each
Pflca n y III loa's Catarrh Rem cd y
n ~ !. - S5li' Sid by N. B. BAuforth
w. c. .,.i = iaizct Streets.
brsat. t.'i4n a CURED, health and sweet
eensl, 'Se'gli by Shiloh's OAtarrh
b. h. nee - ccnts. Nasal Injeo
w., S' 0"p'afth's 2ud and Market.
tuls - Nv WILL YoU cough When shilohi
D Ca s'7e inusdiate relief. Price
!, Dsr,,oS,,y, Sy 9on'a and 81, Sold by N
sp,.'A 'O''A' cor Bad s. Market ets.
Isya i,'a g,...,. J 5rEE VIII immad lately +.
bin, y "4ooqing cough and bron
|1d & Nay ~ ny n, d. DAaforth, cor
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Having Enlarged MY Factory

am now prepared to do all my work
promptly. All ir need Of n new ca.--
risRe or who wish to have their old
as repaired, should give me call, al
IN work is made Of the best material
and pat together in the best style,
PrIceu moderate. JoHE WALrHER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
bargains

In dry goods and uut,oa At No. Ii3 W.
second sGfost, 20 cl0.a busines. All
p.rsous Ia need Of l9oGs OF the Nblge
kind will do we'll 90 cali and PuIchs'f, ,
80 theee gotds will be sold at prices thst
Will clo.e t,ecu cut u abort ttme. liz
West 9aooId AtraeI, ". r, WYATT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Paola and Francesca.

A New York bachelor, over seventy
years of age, recently visited Maine fell
in love with a dsmsel less than half his
age, was accepted, and went home TO pre-
pare for the coming of his bride. Whtn
all things were in order, instead OF going
after the betrothed himself he sent his
younger brother. The younger man WAS
pleased with his future sister -in-law, SO
pleased that he persuaded her to marry
him before starting for New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

70 hll yho are suRertuR IroSu the er.
sors and lndlgcsotious of youth, nerTope
Wehhhesa. oAzly decay, loSa OF manhood,
&c., will ssud recipe thnt Will curs
you, BREH OF OHAEan. Ghih GIesl
ismcty sAs discovered by missionary
I'd orvelope to tho REV. JosaYH T.
LzMAE 5sAhnR u. New York Qtky.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
a BAr ain.

Will sell my bsy mare hAttia,7 ears
ole. 1bH haads nigh can road s I'd III
mics Al hour, will lot olose to min
utea, warranted kiuh sound and fear
less; can be driven by Ia woman. Thin :
ehg N the uicsst pieba OF borse n ash !
ever drew "a line over. No, fretler
but m extra easy driver. Will sci
right 10 y person who will give her d
gond Lcrae. Apply ct this ofilce or
stab 9 rear Of blacs II NTH shop ON WeEl
Fifth ettgsS near Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
10 gsp,talls,a

hluf,tn' mus NAV and resident Of VII
|ig fsa fSs. ., "l,.s n open business in gsid
b a'.,, una. Of ths uhula State Tor
poa .l ,l,t va, Win prlduoa large
pan ,5s5 ,'i I, oy pAttutr or lusn; no.
fssl f5- y 1e0 rsI1irpd, aud ali this
kiehd.t ,s,1 ~ TX Il le tright away. Thg
p, Win, -''rseees ,..i' Address, 7. o. box
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Your bed should be clean ~ well as
your house. s2.00 spent in johnson &
Barnhill's renovator will give you q
clean bed and make 1t fuller and better
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Nine, elghtean or ;hirty-six besut''u
garn pictures for IS cen'S ST Hollands
paotoa rAph gallery, 307 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Ice cream soda vSter ct Bea,on
Bmitb's drug store corner 7th snd Pine
streets
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Atthe Hack Door,

Tramp (polite'y)-Madam, will you be
kind enough to give me something to eat
Lady-Pm sorry, these isn't thing 10
the house except a crust; but II you wah'
that you can have 1t
Tramp pfwith courtly bowl IL ],
the upper crust, madam, | VIII be pleased
to receive It; otherwise, hope you VIII
pardon me If l decline.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
RodCcsd.

DR.. Lipp,nposF's spsctao OcmpoGno
f1r nSa.Nlaia and ohraaio rhsumati5m,
prica SOo, 5aI bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR b FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

II you want snug h'ting spring o.
Enmuler suit of clothes call on Ssmue
r. Tborp, merchant tailor, No. 6iSh
Market Btreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Burned Lust Night.

The celebrated Three B. 3. b. cigar,
msnuiao;nrsd By q. r. Bourdon 4
Bro., Nc. 2l9 West SscoAd srrest. The
b.st 30 cigar in the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolness and foit beauty impaired to the
akin by z, zLoai's Powder, conmonds
Ii to all ladies.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
BODY BRUSSELS,

One piece best five frame Body Brus-
sels Carpet, containing Sc yards. will
sell for S56, worth $40, II. D. CranOr
executor, 62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

les pa,a NJ ~ a eEgcrIel.eotis years epa
|ok' s,I n j. r'3lr and adjust ill., finest
lcallel 5, ,,.., 1,i.,, 4 Clocks 70 be repair
ysetb sr, nv, b. BARTON, No. 2i5 East
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Diam Houp 1T Aihtoow's. Devil cral
q speciality,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
A New Flour.

sptipg wheat, superlative, oaly S6.2
per barrel, so cents per Rag, Try IL
Lynch 81 G0Asy, Madison street grocerS
n. W. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Nolloe

The genuine saarpless creamery but
tar has 5iA-pless ptlnteh in full on eaoh
print. Always ior sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street grocars, NJ ".
corner Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
EIsh and oysters.

Po~sll, Washington street market,
hss oysters and dsn OF all kinds. GivS
hin L call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Bow your carpets from q. speaSman,
No. SIC markei str,e,, (Masonic Tern.
ple). His psicts Ae reasonable anu
terms accommoc Atilg.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

nasN TdE 0rn1ltAslc nomination
M ''A'e sA' lie 4 three yeArs ago the
W 4s7s Npe's between the oAys"
H., age hu'edu BOARD CUT on
EAsa Ahors'u'O5 we're posted as iAsl
I,.S .so,7sl Lni Saturday there waa
~ a, uau'otAtle nomination election
~, am lalH4 Who expected to learn
's'l' " !.lay to Filth and Ship.
s,,. W. = "tfa Saily disappointed.
|@"' 's' y ~ no eullesia board, and the
|, N n, va, 'disa yeats ago was q fl BOD
IrS as, Ns dA'keHed; all was oAlm
~ , a's' vtlle tNe pAt.sring rain
'4's4 V ~ "D1uzhersy has gou."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
window shadep, window shades,

HouseEeepers wGnfiuR window shades
m made of the best material ard at the
lowest cash priaes, oAu get them At L.
II. springsI's, 229 Orsnxs stTeet.
N. Venetian BlInds painted and
rimmed Ali orders promptly Oiled.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Don't hawk, hnRk, and blow, blow,
dieEusting every body, but use DE-
Saee's CalnrTh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

It Is DIFFICULT TO nuder stand why
nAg? ned depend on others 10 pay
WI hts fr t6em. Especially 10 this
Aha sdsa a nau Ia snnouu oed IS q
ail.ia.o iJy a. { I'll ,e. Then II Is thai
lf1boa c1mm n,e, and he Is over
y msn Woo want him 10 hand out
Am3'ni re1esssry TO sssure them =
hM'P. slae OF shiB class oil ways
la'aoy el5ush to spend for rum,
Ha''er have tytliolen, to pay their
Ana gh9 gAn 10 any way pay his
~ lH b Ger 'ainly lost to all self.
fapaA shsn he 'mportunes some one
s% pAy II Tor hm. There are some
s 'gsie me1 irjn iorjo OF olroum-
ntN' 'sua1; aflfd TO spare the necss-
Iadgau', ani all tuab as these are
ae''''2 o. assistance, aod AZ q general
pug lAv3 no uouble in getting
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

China, glass and qaeansware, No. IL
Z. 7th, one duJT irom hinR.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Special Mention.
10 ~ q Haoa


that everybody ought TO know that a.
serReant gives $40 lbs. Of the Deet, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hn6ling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central of ce,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Openin9 In the evening.
Tho Great Eye Remedy
Ia DR.. Slmms' Eye Cure Infismed sore
and red eyes, or red eyellds, weak and
detective eyesiRht from any causs are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied in 25 and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. SimDs q Son, 4th
and King 5ts., Wilmington, Del.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
ohromOs given away with every pOund
OF tobacco, ut only thirty cents pound.
Chapman, Eleventh. and Orange strettp,
Wilmington, Del.
Twelve finely retouched cabinets and
one frame size with each dozen, for sS
at Hollands, 30T Market strsst.
Bush's, French street wharf is the plsct
TO buy your coal.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
wnptsdi Wantooi wantsdl

E7Oyy person who nave carpet or csr
Data tS oall AE TIA vi Tdlugton Csrpe
q eauiag Works, HEB aad jackson Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Trg Wslton's milk biscuit 5aventl
and pAtnnll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

peneion> aud cola ''Muk Shake" a,
BgMtop snith's drug store, corner 7tf
ma Pine E.rcets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Ovur 25 Years Experience.
Rosin s. Bro, practical paper hang
ers. Large assortment of the lateet de-
signs. Prices the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

Rosin s. aro telephone call 400,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
SOUTH cHRIsrIAFA HUNDRED.
NEW CASTLE

Ata meeting of the Republicans OF
New Castle Hundred on Saturday 1,
Harry Mcaulleu, Jason Davis, Robert
w, Rice and VIM E,ohel 10 were selected
az delegates to the State Convention,
and I II Taylor, j. Hyde, Michael
King and WIN. Curry ss alternate.
The members OF the county commit >
elected nre VIM. G. Worthlngton, W.
BArnaby sud j. q King.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
wrAr wHIrH CLAY CREEK.

David j. Murphey and John N
spencer were on Saturday elected dele
gates to the State CbnventtoD, and
5, j, Wright Rad John T. johnson nj
Altt rnA,et, County col mlttee, David
j. Murphey, Robut Wood v ard and
CLAY ton @. ChOAte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-22
"monest Old Tate's Shortage
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-A dispatch
from Frankfort this morning states
that the Senate Judiciary Committee
and the committee appointed yesterday
10y the House, in their joint report to the
Legislature concerning the proper mea-
sures TO take in the Tate deialcation
case, recommend impeachment. The re-
port says suspension by the Governor does
not vacate the Office, and that impeach-
ment is the only constitutional method
by which in this case the absconding
Treasurer may be removed and his place
made vacant
A dispatch from Frankfort to the Ere
Ming Times says the foregoing report
was adopted, and a special committee is
now at work formulating proper mode
of procedure The resolution author
izing Offering a reward OF $1,000 for
Tate's apprehension was also adopted.
Auditor Hewitt stated to q reporter this
morning that he had worked almost three
entire nights on Treasurer Tate's books,
aud found that the shortage would fall
under $500, 600 but above $500
A dispatch from Frankfort to a morn
ing paper says: "Some startling de-
yelopments ore promised when the pri-
vate papers of the Treasurer are looked
into. IL is said these documents will
show loans to high officials, among them
being IS, 900 to an ex-judge OF the Court
Of Appeals. 1t is said by men who are
conversant with the States affairs that
more men than one knew of Tate's finan-
cial straits, and they were in a measure
responsible in putting him to flight.
One thing seems TO be evident, and that
is the Governor means to lay open the
whole thing. There were many uneasy
heads last night"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-22
Tho Enst Langhs Inst.

tBy telegraph 10 inc Dlspatcn.I
ST. VINCENT, M1vN., March 21.-The
worst storm OF the winter set in yester-
day afternoon and farmers who were in
town were obliged to remain over night.
The roads are becoming blocked.
HoLBBooK, A. r., March 2l.-Snow
began falling Monday night end con-
tinued falling most Of yesterday. The
worst snow-storm Of the season. with
wind from the southwest, and has drifted
the snow badly along the road and track
of the Southern Pacific.
WINsLow, 4. T., March 21.-With a
high wind from the southwest the snow
began falling last night, and is the deep
est of the year. The wind blew a hurri-
cane for several hours. Sheep in the
range are scattered, and it is feared the
loss will be great.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 2l.-Specials
TO the Pi0ncCr- Press indicate that a cold
wave of great severity, accompanied by
heavy and cutting forty-mile-an-hou
wind, prevailed at various points IN
Southeastern Dakota, Minnesota, and
Northern Wisconsin last night and to-
day. Only the absence of loose snow
has prevented n general blockade of
railroads. As it is most trains are be-
bind time. A train on the Chicago and
Northwestern is stuck between Havana
and Clarence, MINI. Teams and sup
plies have been sent thither from Owa'
tOnna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-22

Nicollet avenue, struck against the stand.
and down went the vase and shivered il
into n score OF pieces. The hostess
saw the wreck and was distracted.
She dropped on the sofa in abject
despair, and, wringing her hands with
anguish, exclaimed bitterly between her
sobs: "What will the Doctor say =?
This will break his heart the vase is an
heirloom that has come down TO him
from bis ancestors in England. l
know it will break his heart" The
unfortunate gentleman who had
caused the rumpus by his awk-
wardness almost got on his knees
TO the sorrowing hostess, and offered
at once to get her a new vase, but it was
no use, she refused to be comforted, and
soon after the company broke up and
dispersed, leaving the hostess alone with
her tears. A few days after this the
author OF the catastrophe, mindful of
his resolve to make up for his break
and pacify the lady, called at Brad
streets to see what he could find 10
compensate her for the. loss Of her
precious vase. There he spied an exact
fac siD1iie of the one he broke. Much
surprised, he asked the price. The
clerk said that he could sell him that
vase for 81 the mate to it, he casually
remarked, he had sold short time pre-
viously 70 Mrs. DR.. -, over on the
island. The inquirer bought the vase
and sent it to his hostess with his COM
pliments.