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Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
LIstof HOUSES FOR SALE,

Gnl Tntnall street rooms ana bath.
bll IAtnal. street q roo and tath.
l2la 1ntnall street rooms ann hsih.
! 'l8 West street "a rooms an hath,
l2l5 West street rooms and hath.
lbs West street ROOF and bath.
;. " .cUr.7th ani West street / rooms AVID bath
s cor Am aud West streets : ronIug aud bath
l902 - ashington street rooms ana bath.
|. o. WASHINGTON street roolne and bath.
IHG Wa hngt u ttrr't0 rooms and bath.
s. r. cor. 9th and Jefferson 81. II Rooms and
5. (. cor 18th and jefferson st. rooms and
22i shipicy st. 10 rooms and haih.
40 " est It'll ST. u rooms ana bath.
hlG West 7th st. rooms and bath.
3t2 West 7th 81. rooms.
2l5 Wes'su -. u rooms and bath,
60 W. 81 9th I, rooms and bath.
U5 West 9Th ST. rooms and bath.
S1i West 9TH st. 10 rooms and bath.
liis Harrison st ST .Oms and bath.
lt2s X 1873 jackson st. rooms and bath.
oil south jackson l. 8 roo rs aud bath.
81 Van Ruren ~. rooms and bath.
81 Van Barren 81. rooms and bath.
1917 Monroe st hro lms and bath.
l02 West i2th st. rooms and bath.
81 Madison st. rooms and bath.
NJ Madison st. rooms and latli,
sos ( sp7 Madison II, 6 rooms and bath.
Madison st. rooms and bath.
,bh u lFin ave. TOpshh aud bath.
lltl West Fioat ST. rooms and hath.
1901 Lincoln ~ 5rsoms aud bath.
2i3 starl"s -. rooms.
5Ns West md 5 b. rooms and bath.
1901 MIN ST. Gr oms.
lOla Elm ~. room and bath.
iNtf rim -. o ihins huu ia IA.
ITO Maryland ave.
ii2 Maryland ave.
! Liberty 81.
all West an st. . rooms and bath.
Hi3 West Ith st. . rooms aud BATH.
1l5 Mtst ith st. . rooms and bath.
Bs2 West 4th st. q rooms aud na IL.
lBD1 West ith 81. Il rooms AID bath.
M Linden IT. rooms and hath.
Coda and Wright SIS. q OOIus.
sn7 Reed 81. rooms.
iln Taylor st. 10 rooms arH bath.
4 az Htst 9Th IT rooms and bath.
! 80 East nth q. II rooms And bath.
Az FAST al 81. rooms and httn.
| lUa Pine st. u rooms aud bath.
i ilu East 18Th -. L rooms.
L y. ". cor. i2lh x EliE III Sis. 3 rooms.
Il. u. eor. l4th n Ellzabeth SITS. rooms.
I hpi ErnuCtt -. rooms.
| SD Fact iut ~, rooms and bah.
I Z 0 East lOth 81. d rooms aud bath.
4 4li sherman 81 frOnms and bath.
I 80 oI2n VII on 81. rooms.
4 vi tuH-O buNci ave. rooms.
l " las 2!l -. 0 rooms.
STORES and DWELLINGS.
I 800 W:st2l s.. 10 rooms and bath.
all VI arrnc Z, , rpums and oath.
! 30 West Front II.
lNl Lincoln st, ru ms, bath and able.
-. y. cor. Front tnd TIA, risun SITS. 4 TO ms.
I \. i. cor. Reed ami Harrison SITS. rooms.
Is, W. cor 9Th and French Sts. rooms.
ij Eat 9Th IL, rooms anu bath.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
Not Quite Half PriceI Nearly So
THE BOYS AND cHILDRENS CLOTHING
now on forced sale. It's the Wanamaker Cloth


now on forced sale. It's the Wanamaker Cloth
ing. Clothing OF full value. Clothing of merit.
Clothing without deception Clothing that is good as
the money paid We don't accept counterfeit money nor
sell any counterfeit goods.
When you buy at Waaamaker & Browns no matter
how low in price, you'll be to gee full value.
Our Children's and Boys salesrooms filed with
Bargains
The $500 Suits re uced from $500 and Sc so.
The $500 Suits reduced from So. 50 and $3.50.
The $500 Suits reduced from $40 90 and $Y2oo.
So buys the Suits formerly sold at $Ia and SI4
Getting ready for Spring. All our medium weight Suits
must be sold: hence, above prices.
The same great reductions will be found in Big Boys
Clothing departments
SIP and $40 Suits to $500.
SIS aud SI4 Suits to $1,000.
When we make prices for closing out seasons stock
you may be assured cost is not considered We
sell, and shut your eyes TO everything Sell, SELL SELL it
must go.
Spring Overcoats. You'll be surprised at the good
Equality and the taste displayed in low-priced Coat
$40. number of styles And, SO up to $25
Great Bargains in the uncalled and returned made
measure suits. Prices in some instances one-hall
third and oneourth short time in getting fitted from
this stock means saving Of good many dollars.
Trousers One very fine lot Foreign Manufacture
lCosing out the lot So Made to measure, $40.
| Other lots Of Dress PAnu as low as so.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
GREAT
Clearing Out SaIe'

business to be closed by a5th
Of March.
100000 worth OF Fine Cloth.
ing to be sold at a reduction OF
IS per cent. Every garment is
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day after
day until all is gone. This will
be a good opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

The court then assumes the respoHsi-
bility OF deciding whether tho license
shall be granted or aoI, and that should
DO the end Of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
wANAMAKER's.

These prices are by the cake.
Neat wooden boxes contain
ing 3 cakes fancy soap that
have been so are low 25c,
Nickel.plated soap boxes
for travellers use go from 65
to 3oc.
A few other quick prices
on toilet things:
German Cologne-one Of
the Farinas--I OF. bottles
from 20 to Ioc, Strother's
American Cologne. 8 OF,
bottles, very good, 81 to soc
Strong bottles with glas:
shoppers.
Smelling Salts Bottles, witt
decorated leather cases,
IoZ. oO to 3Oc, quarter OF, 4t
Ito Zoe.
French Toothbrushes ,very
extra quality, go from 80 t.
2oc simply because the siz
lis large.
Real Tortoise-shell Poke
i Combs in leather cases, Pari
Imade, three sizes, 75c to 81
.Iyour choice now SOC.
Il Various small let's Of fame
Igoods at readjusted price
-lYou can find them by a litil
Hooking.
Near the centre of the store.
i New Books as fast {
Ithey drop from the pressel
sYou are likely to see thel
s. lon our New Book tab
Isooner than anywhere els'
A special lot of healthfr
Ireading at splintered prices
el Novels bound in cloth:
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street.
la FEW SPECIAL DRIVES

To shake up the dry bones
among the Gossameres. VIZ
offer you 100 OF the dollar and
half kind, perfect, and even
way right at 90 cents each.
Now for fun in wrapping them
up quick.
A few words about that lot oil
Hamburgs that created such a
stir. We are slashing them up
fast. Also a big drive in Linen
Laces, from &c. yd. up to soc.
| Now is the time to buy Mus
Inns and Sheetings. We are
prepared to sell you many
makes as low as ever, notwith-
standing the large assortment.
| We are selling Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at prices
that astonish ourselves for cheap.
ness, and ask you to carefully
Inspect them.
i lfyou have any desire TO see
and buy Ladies' and Children!
regular made English and Ger
man Hose, examine our new
stock. Black, colors and striped
at IS cents pair.
Russell, Aissiner & Co.
:, Successors 20 T. l.. Ruase.L
> BOG MARKET ST
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
ATEAfsTsES GARDEN
MO. 224 KING STREET,

The undersigned has fitted mp the
At auto Garden IN good style, Ana
Invites all who wish TO pas ,ev
moments pleasantly To CO i ard parties
pate in game OF shufil .. board, ton.
pins or pool Cboioe vino and liuuCu
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every WedDes jay mornius
AID Saturday morning and evening
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
wANAmAKnR's.

Table Cutlery of excellen t
quality at very interesting
prices:
Stag Horn Handle Breakfast Carvers,
90c; regular 81 rs.
Stag Horn Handle Beef Slicers, 81;
regular 81.
Rubber Handle Dessert Knives,t 40;
regular S2.75.
Celluloid Handle Dinner Knives,
slightly soiled, So; regular Si.50.
Ivory Handle Dessert Knives, $3.50;
regular IS
Near Juniper street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03


WE UNDERSTAND that the R3v. Mr.
Ewing, oil mAdeley Chapel, with sever
OIL others who lA7e signed remon-
strances asn'ns! certain parties being
licensed to sell liquor, have received
threatening les.erst bus this course
Will only make ma.GsrI s.Ill worse for.
Inc liquor % "a, sgi IS q subject that
should be s'lss1 Ia hand and fully III
vestgs:ed by the L'qlr Dealers FRO.
teetlVe Asio iif.a without delb3. The
saloon Keepers Ezgs themselves TO
Diane Tor the p.cs5ns c2.ul.lon OF af.
iaife, IS by the lion OF sons In the
ppsiAsis' who oGs-Ly ind persls,ently
Ak - pp.s'.iqn has been
thsJ B,rl. 70 overcome.
We 49, SkaeEllcn that II men
VINO exarots u. ~rzhta as American
eitiz'ns BY Fts 42irsirg against IL
quor aaio2n, te.r: LUe1.td In the vi
olnisy OF thelf 10. den es, or works, are
70 Dc threatened fer 90 doing, share
Will net be one ~ Of every four app.i
Cations for liGeDI4I granted at the May
- S~N--s " y II5 Il u hVLhB IL
siou1 Cl,y, sAera asn are shot dowr
ior expressing .aar noness conviosloni
and their mufd rars all0 we'd thrcugl
PACKED jcrie. 0 escape punishment
DeiA~hte Is a 5sle governed by Law
and order, aud : n 81 abo Rishes tht
privilege 10 sal tl!or.s=tir z liquors. ha
the rigat 10 s7.ear before me oourt
with g. pe!H s1led by q specified
numoaF Of rs ends, stating that I
place far the s.- 4 .lqaor Is needed IL
the ne!gaaofb where he proposes t
locate those i.v'- IN tho vicinity, VII
DO no! think asa 10 necessary AM
arc opposed living enc near thei
hons 2s7e .lAl right 10 sppsar be
a gr prssan. their ramon
sin a4s such place Is nc
Lr- Isl It. Is nOt wanted
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
THE ALBERT
-CE N TS' 8 e.

Gents fine calf, hand sewed hook-lace,
"a 30. Gents line calf, machine sewed !,
- and 81 80. Gents Waukenphast hook
lace, 81 90.
Boots, shoes aud rubbers, every thing
to keep the feet dry and warm.
I-YouR MONEYS WORM EVERY TINE =
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

r ar, At U, 80 o'e'ocs, p. m, ,s,,,
. so me iIS9, ,iTy * personal proper,,'
=, Farming Uteasils and p,,..,
bfoan wheel hay wagon ai,snold Funbl
gram fan, fe eEraph nav s ,n,SP"lns Ras
Ialh UNI, horse rake ,nii. lFIlef ~
hoescnes' SYRACUSE AMI olhr, tutyl
hArroWs, market dcarhorp lIoNh i
tfotung wagon, lumber n 40 hotse w
nay rake, hay inddcr, CON M Mp1e M
stones. forks, rakrs hGes III utt "A
noes' iron post spades, p1,t s''h gnhl
shW, mana saw. wood ssw r"l.pf' eiel
NV 81 grain bags hot he'd .,"."SuIs leel N
carr, corn marker, l.Dtad,. tllfn 4
posts, NO J-holc posts. "a Al'' lot Il 1
picket posts, Old pnstA and o.. 'Vr pOu.
cram ~ ground, % tons II M, IA ard
harhess-2 double st, Of ~
sels' collars, bridloa, ,i5dbls .i,,i
DIiry Chu-n. eh,.,.
pans, buckets. cream pnu .s,,'i ilts, 4
Household Good ~ ReI.,1,11l q, I'D
tAules, ~ YES, loOhlns sl,,... "'ll al',q
Csc, large Iron SAFE. ii shr. ''ftt,
ulh me eight day clD-k, "a "a ia
,rtdlt % months on AZ ads.
giving b. 70 vita APPROVE .'i, over I'd
tg9S r,clyN
| M s.s,, fNvhus.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
Or. lays Linimlent.

A Remedy for ali Aches or Pains
his remedy came from Paris. Franco, tins
receipt 81 = distinguished Froneh physiciar
peVet before made known or nsed in thia
country. 1t cuios BhsGmatisn, Gerrai-
ala, HeGdaore, Spra;ne, Bruisas, etc., AND
All ci.Gafea u maj or Deast, requiring eSter.
nal q Application. Fer sale a. 4O2 hLTHoi
street. sls0 corner Of bodRt and MaT8hall
streets, wilmington, Del. o2e-eod GU
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
DUBLIo sALe-wILL RI IN =
a me residenc" Of the ,ub.,,,. ,I y. y
station W. & n. 4. r., On ' y Y
WEDNESDAY, AARcl,


good work orsc, two s... .,,..
Nv lay OF sale; y rritus clmi'r 90
spiihs, tf good stock; t1l, .,., WIZ
has. ''N' j. ~
Farmit utensi O.; plaw.. h,-,,,, \
cart straw CATER 9 IN st'lIr ,a,..l
! ood lulnp- seat ciri'as,, lt.,r... KY,
rlHge, sleigh aua bet. Gaat,. Nsi
ia,s aud biidlcs, 2t-tsuf 5t,s, 1,,,s ..s'
iAio rome. Also . To- Il 1856 ..... w
be isloads. bureau. wa.httt.d. .bi,.. \
8 iert walnut extension tt,i, y
] sewing machine, cuHh stow .i.i s,.'.
ether sfoges. - yaris OF I.r,'. W. w.
yards rag carpet, halla Htt'r ,.,,. 4.
ca urn anu morse power. su.l ..,.1
pans, butter tuhs, puliln.. b, ~,
ana many other thing tnt b.f, -.
IEHss.-Alt sums OF SO Adj 1..,.
All ever that snu cunt a rrldll NJ r,5i,l
he given On putchasrr 1lym. All, X.
Win an approved rudur,.T
M e., rlluMA8WlslK
| i-i-.tw -t-sN.tg.ltr.sll
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

Sole agent and depot Tor Delaware Of tn,
BArtholomSy Brewing COnpany's RocheBtei
Lager Beer
Sole agents for Massey & Co.'s I'hnadelphit
BTcweries, Masgcy's BroWn Stout, x XX
xxx ALES AND POINTERS.
Orders by msil viii receive prompt Stten,
u On. Goods shipped To sny port free Of
board. Telephone connection.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
-FOOTW e AR

We are the cheapest Shoe House in
delaware; drop in and see our 81 gents
hook lace, seamless shoe; our 81 90 hook
lace and congress. These are truly the
very best at tine price ever offered; must
be seen 10 be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

household goods, ,,1 ,lr,A1
public sals. a, No ~ ~ eiS iotlsssaI
ontire slooA Va NJ. LIyys
goods. ,,,., INV ntW w
King street, about hAi
new stock ofRoods' -.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

DUBLIU SALE u 20 AbADW
Il Aes and muller. -, "A
will sell At Lay stable i -,
Ohestef, Pa. between D h4sI ~ =,
adjoining George Mahon i've! =
WEDNESDAY, nARuH TO-
1T / o'eiecE p. a.,
~ Head OF KsulucEr sad Ssa'n'
II orn ono Horses,
ahead o. good young mnie''
suitable for M purposes, meg
have heonscareially elected ~ . sns
and among them vii DO ioupa WI
brod roadsters and ladders nuu
ernI purpose RURsfs, ~.
inspected Al above stable Two 1Al
sale. q and 4 month ciel " ryJ.
l.. W. stIdnsm h Son. Aa'is
DUBLIC sALE-wlLL NV
nubIic 4 liz ~ the re iden.s,s
scrlber, near Centrtyilie' 'h
dred, -
at o'clOcA, p' ~,
une good horse, 6 yeAr' o. Y. a n
COWS, one In profit; lNo ~
'n gaming Utensils sbarrcl' oi''l',si
wagon, dearborn, iroll w ~ 1,
plOws, harrow. rultiA ~ r. hi y
hoes, churn, milk pan, lnl q "a 10
/ acres OF wheat In the srou"'
| other articles. ,,.-.trsN9
Terms. An sums Of ~ atW ii55
sums over that amOnntAcT,,,''.' Md
he given ON purchaser 81 w. 5,,.iis-st
with interest aBd appii.'r.tStAN Ms
W. j. Lank, auct.
TSuBLIO SALE Of y, ri !. IN
| told at public fAIG ~ = ~
fnsldence OF VIZ. . doOlish.SI
fiooth's Corner, Delaware '''
Pa, on ,a d
att O'CLOCK, > D.
90 head Of frosh COWS al l 49,
D stock bBlls and Is sph' i-.dIl
Two and four month, \ 4 asy
a. U. Shhrplebs' huN-
DUBLIU SALE n on a.
will sell at paO,lsy, y
livery stahlos, Edgm9n' s,eSi " e
rom r., w. < b. Is. Il. dtp,t ~
AVN = Friday, MARoH u
at l O'Clock p' D. ~
on head OF youns, rT " aSSr,,sia
~ horses, suitable for az s.,.rpsluIu
These horses have been o'
BY X. l.. Robert'. -,
2and 4 months credit; b Mo
EDBtkIS ~ "
L,w, Stidhsm q son. 30, n
nUBLIO SALE OF vii y
household Roodsy; i,q flrtA
public ssis. a. No as k'e1 otlOs,
Ss;day, March !, lsS s,,, sss' sni
ontiro stock OF IL iii'HMy' LIUOs
goods. ,, nv new w
Kis1 strset, about MEIon :"
l =
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03
SOMETHING
To PONDEROyE

We are the orlginstors and have heen
for several years tho leader oi popular low
nTiCgs In
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

- ppssl!ion has been
fhe entire trsm }, that
fi1Hl. 70 overcome.
ShasrtlCr that Il men
VI rl..a a. A nnnricAn
Daily Republican., 1888-03-03

Il w. s'idham & Son. Auc ga N5AI
- - NHlAt NlffA, TgI. o.. .
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-30
Bears at School.

Lee was very fond of pets, and he
had two of which | think most of our
little ones would be afraid. Two
young bears Were they not odd
pets? But Lee loved them, and
taught them many tricks. In their
rough way they were fond of him,
too.
One day, by some means, the bears
got away from home. They wan
dered down road until they came
to a school-house. 1t was the time
for recess, and all the children were
out at play. The bears trotted up
and wanted to play too, but the chill
dren were afraid of the brown, clumsy
creatures. So all the boys and girls
ran screaming into the school-house.
The bears went in too, for the chill
dren in their fright forgot to shut the
door.
Then there was great jumping on
desks and tables. But when the
bears found out that the children
would not have them for playfellows,
they walked quietly round the school
room, to see what kind of place it
was. They poked their noses under
the benches and into the corners,
until they found where the dinner
pals and baskets were kept. Then
they began to enjoy themselves very
much.
Bread and butter, cake, pies and
apples tasted very good after the
bears long walk; and they held
bottles of milk in their paws and took
long drinks.
There was great deal of noise and
confusion before the teacher and older
scholars could put those bears out of
school. And when Lee got his pets
safely home, he took care that they
should not attend school again, But
the bears were very much pleased
with their morning at school, Lucy
r, Fleming, in Our Little Ones,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-30
MOUNT HOPE
LADIES' SEMINARY,
TarrytOwn, on the Hudson, N. Y.
School year begins September &c, 1888; closes
June II, 1889. Vacation from Christmas to
New Year.
THOROUGH TEACHING.
THOROUGH TEACHING.

Tarrytown is a rural village, remarkable for
its beautiful scenery, fine residences, charm
ing drives and healthful climate. 1t is safe
to say few places can be found handsomer
than Tarrytown. Its society is good; and its
beautiful streets, its churches, and its Lyceum
are some of the fruits which good society is
sure to bring. 1t is twenty-ti miles from
Network city, on the east bank of the Hudson,
and easily reached by Hudson River and New
York City and Northern railroads, and by the
boats from New York and the north.
limited number of pupils taken. Send for
catalogue.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-30
children S Corner.
How the Bears Tail Came to be
Short.

Bruin and Reynard met one day,
AS cold day as one could wish;
Bruin was faint; and, by the way,
Reynard had quite string of fish,
"Frlend,o said the bear, "excuse my rudeness
am no beggar, 1T is true,
Though nearly starved; but have the goodness
10 tell me where such luck you drew"
Il angled for II, Reynard said;
"But how@ returned his famished brother,
sThe ponds are frozen hard as lead"
81 know IT, blandly spoke the other.
"But listen, while make ii clear,
Just how by patience you can get
The joliest meal you've had this year
The best, indeed, you ever ate.
Dwell, over yonder, in the ice,
There's a fresh hole-'tis one made;
Go, slip your tail in; in trice,
And sit right down-don't be afraid.
"The fish will find they've extra bait,
And bite and bite-don't mind the pain
The longer you endure to watt
The greater in the end your gain
cat length, all ready, quick jump up,
Pull out your caudal with jerk,
And, trust me, royalty you'll sup,
And long remember this days work"
Now Bruin fastened to comply
with Reynard's kind and wise suggestion;
He babe his friend brief good-by,
Nor stopped to ask another question.
Meekly he sat- and keener grew
The frosty air while there he waited;
And fierce and strong the north wind blew,
But hunger craved Il tail full freighted.
The pale moon shivered in the east,
Shivered the stars in Charles Vain;
lie gathered up his bulk, poor beast!
And sprang with all his might and main.
Alas that day in bleak December
My storys told-the hour grows late;
But never more his caudal member
VIII luekless Bruln use for bait.
Il A Fable from tho German.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-30
The Dwarf,s Cap.

very l0Vely lltUle glrl. ller laCner
was king, but it was not because
she was a princess that everybody
loved her 50 much. 1t was because
she was always kind and gentle, and
because she tried to make everyone
happy around her.
"Here comes the good princess, :"
the people would say, when she rode
through the streets on her little white
pony, and the children would stop in
their play and look at her, thinking
how very good and beautiful she
was.
Now, with so many people to love
her, and so much to make her happy,
you would surely think this little girl
would never have cause to cry or to
feel disconnected; but she did, and
very often too. But it was not for
anything she wanted herself. 1t was
for the sake of her brother, who was
very bad and ill-tempered.
Wilhelma prayed earnestly every
day that her brother might grow bet
ter, and learn to love everybody. But
it seemed the more she prayed, the
worse he grew; and at last she went
out into the green woods one day,
and threw herself on the grass, weep
ing bitterly. II will stay on my
knees one whole day" she said. eff
that does no good, shall never pray
again.
''For goodness sake" cried wee
small voice, that seemed to come from
the earth under her feet, "don't kneel
on my doors all day. If you do, l
shall surely die for want of air. Let
me out, and | will tell you what to
do"
The princess rose to her feet in
great surprise. No sooner had she
done so, than the stone on which she
had knelt turned over, and a little
man sprang out of the opening. He
was queer little dwarf, with a
strange hump on his back, and bright,
twinkling eyes.
'Tell me what you are praying
for" he asked.
With great many tears Wilhelma
told him.
"Well," said he, 'you are a very
good little girl, and very unselfsh, and
will help you. For one week | will
lend you the most precious thing that
belongs to me, my cap. If you lose
the cap, | will have to die; and then,
perhaps, my brothers will kill you.
Tonight, when your brother sleeps,
place it on his head. No one will be
able to see it but you. Let him wear
it for a week; then bring it to me.
At the end of a week the little prin-
cess brought back the cap.
81 knew | COZ Id trust you," the
little man said, placing it on his head.
"And how is your brother?"
ooh, so much BETTER" cried Wilhel-
ma. GLOW can | ever, ever thank
you? Every day he says he loves me,
and he is growing so gentle and kind,
l think everyone will soon love
him."
"That is well,' said the dwarf
"the good can always make the bad
better, if they will only try. If you
ever need me again, little princess,
~
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-30
At only $780,: a year.

1t is a Clean and carefully edited selection
iect the advancement of True Womanhood,
both in the home and before the world.
With this object in view, the topics which
receive special attention are the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Woman's Ex-
change, Orphans Home, Old Ladies' Home,
Woman's Auxiliary to Young Mems Christian
Association.