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Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
Easter eggs at Ferguson's, II E. I'd.
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MARRIED..

YIN-KELLEY.-On Tuesday, April
tho Roy. Father Lyons, Alexander lr-
Win and Miss Annie Kelley, both of this
city.
BROWN-GREEN-O West 18th stree
Wednesday evening, April 3, 1883, by
Rev. Louis l.. Barrett, Harry j. Brown
of Wilmington, and Maggie X. Green
OF Chester County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Tho "IIickory Jr." have organized
for the season with the following play
ers: Paddy Naughton, E.; deg Hare' F.;
Chicken Tiepey, S.; Whit'y Snyder, LIST
b.; Leftie Power, Sd b.; tigs GO Mulrooney,
2d b.; Yellow Butler, IT,; Var Shields, eli
Monk Crow, r. They are open Tor al
challenges from all clubs whose players
are under 16 years of age. All cha len
ecs should be sent to the manager. Dick
Hare, 1908 Chestnut street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Last evening the furniture of The Far
mers' Bank OF Delaware was moved into
the store, No. 305 Market street, Fad hat
store VIII now be used as TIC banking
room for that bank until the improve.
ments to the banklGqshouse are com
pew, which will not 10 for three weeks
yet.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
ON MONDAY,
THE 22D DAY OF APRIL, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock q. m,

The following described real estate, Wiz
Al that cer,aiu y Hntstinn and tract Of
land with The buildings thereon erected, situa-
ted IN Ptnclder HunlTei. New Castle unnty
aforesaid. bounded and descftbtd q, follows,
to wit; Beginning at a point la a corner OF
land formerly Of James A. Benson, now Of
James burgess, thence north 4Sl-2 degrees,
west chains and II hupdrrdtn OF IA chain,
thence south - degrees, west 10 chalns, theme
south 81 drgr' cs, ". a. 2425-lGO chains, thence
NORTH . degrees west q chains thence
north IS Ia degrees, enst ~ 59.lOO chain,
thence south IL degrees, east u 75-l0O chalns
~ the place OF beginning, containing 81
acres and D. perchei OF land.
Seized aud taken In execution as the proper
ty OF William N. ward an Maria q. Ward,
and 10 be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherif's ONCE, Wilmington, April !. issg.
VI
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

HAvAxA, April 3.-Nlue additional es-
tates in the district OF saguA have tn-
shed the grinding Of their cane products.
The sugar crop OF these estates shows
decrease of from As to rs per cent. COM
i,ared with the crop OF 1888. The falling
"a is attributed to the cyclone OF septen-
Der last.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

RICHMOND, Va, April 3.-John VII
chell, the colored editor OF the klchmo lp.
Plant, who has been unsuccessful 60 ln
in fighting lynch law through his p9pe,'
has gone TO Washington with deicss.
tion TO ask the Administration Tor lno
position OF register OF deeds for the p'-
trict OF Columbia.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The granary of Ferdinand Janvler, who
resides near Glasgow, Pencader Hundred,
was entered by thieves last Sunday even
Ing. who carried oil five bushels OF clover
seed. They also broke open his cellar
and stole quantity of apples.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
GAS STOVES.

desirable n spring, summer. autumn and
Convenient for rapid heating In Sitting, Saw
inE, Lodging ard Ba h. Rooms and Tor CookinK
walls, hoors or ceilings, A
Stoves furnished at shout cost
frios OF gas only VI. Is per thousand feet, net
~ppi'a' GAs ohoe' ,yts--d
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
QEGIsTER's ORDER.
Az REG ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL.

March Sth, iSs9.
Upon the application of Eugene ID. II. snt
ton; Executor OF Michael Clineh, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, in said county,
deceased, II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Testa-
msntary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof,
within 40 days from the date of such
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided ;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the daily REPUBLICAN,
anewspaper publishedlu Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks IL, ODD
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of
IL. .. (Onice of the Register sforesaid, at
IT, W ilmlngton, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and ear above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
,NoTloE.-All persons having claims ~ ainst
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly Attested TO the Executor.
on or before March sth, 1890, or abide
the Act OF Assembly in such case made and
EuGENED. II. SUTTON, Executor.
Address. WILMINGTON, Del. m23eodJw
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

The Beard Of Trade will meet at their
rooms tomorrow (Fiiday) evening, al 8
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
ID EGISTER's ORDER,
HI REGI srER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DkL,,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.,
March 18th, Isj9.
RO Ypo1 The ;sGiplic.5,on B1nIipin
NAM, late Of CrhistianA Hundred, In
said County, deceased, II Ia ordered and di.
rected by the Register that the Admin.
i,strAlof Aforesaid. give notice OF grant.
the estate OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
70 De posted within forty days from the date
81 such letters In six OF the most public places
OF the county of New Castle, recurring All
persons hsvihE demands against the estate 70
present tue same, or abide by an Act ef AS
sembly In such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a
newspaper published In Wilmington, DEL
and to be continued therein three weeis
IL Given under the band and Sea, n,
u, ., once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
II wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, ne FAY and year above written.
JOHN X, BRADFORD, Register,
RoTicE.-All persons having claims a ainst
the estate oil the deceased must present the
Bame, duly Attested to the Admins rator, or
or before March 18th, 1890, or abide the Act or
Assembly In such case made and provided,
BENJAMIN ROThWELI,
AdninlstTator,
Address, Newport del. mis.sw-eodi
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

hey have been tried for over City ysars, and
are to-day the most popular In use.
Our fathers and mothers used them. They art
Ae ssfest, Pnresti and Best Remedy for Live,
I'D Stomach Diseases ever compounded.
ror Sale by all Druggists prles 2Sets. rer boz,
boxes for 60 otHi or sent by mail pu-tae', free a
eeiptoi price. DR.. J. II. SChenek 4 Sou, Phllaia
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

scriptions for all Diseases. Cloth, full
gilt, only SlOO by mail, scaled. Illustru-
tive sample free to all young and middle
aged men for the next 80 days. Send
now. Address DIR. W. II. PARKER,
Bulfineh street, Boston Muss. o22eOd-ly
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

rIMIE SCIENCE OF
l. LIFE, the great
Medical Work OF the
age on Manhood, Ner,
yous and Physical DE.
bility, Premature he.
cline, Errors Of Youth,
and the untold miserics
consequent thereon.
9DD pniTpa HVO. Igl nra.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
NoTICE-I. JAMES BROWN THE

NOTICE., JAMES BROWN, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house known
as the Bull's Head Hotel. situated at 1903 West
itl St. In the LIST ward of tie city of Whining
ton, county OF New Castle and state OF
Delaware, In compliance with the re-
quiremeBts Of tho acts OF tao Genera
Assembly in such case made and prov ided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing TO the Court OF General Ses 5lons Of
tire Peace and jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle Counts,
on Monday, the 9Th day ofMAy, A. ID. 1852
being the next term OF said court, for q IL
cense for said house As an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein of intoxicating LIQUORS In
less quantities TIL an one quart, TO be drum
on the premises, and the following respecta-
bls cit 70 s Of said ward rocommehd the
laid apnitoAtiOn, viz;
James b WEIGH Albert Bucl err
Preston AyArs John Bader
Geo Sttinicken Thomas ID Gibson
Taylor w Pugh Chrlsy
Daniel McCusker Charles Blckta
James MckeunA Patrick Dugan
Julius Gunther Thomas O'I'onnrlI
A BcktA Vim less
Daniel McFlwee Jacob Sheber
Charles orrlgan WIN Mccartney
Edward o Donnell James u liArklns
Albert NeunNyer ~ j McManus
George q Neil Theodore Hermann
August Biermnun
a4St JAMES BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

I NoTICE-wE, JAMES B. HAssoN
~ ANDJAMEs II. KANE, trading under
the name OF HAsson \ Kane, the owners
aud occupants OF the house situated
ct No. sl3 Market street, IN the
! Finn ward Of the city OF Wilmington,
county Of Now tstlo and state
Of Delaware, IN comp lance with the
requiremsnts OF the acts Of the General As
Ienbly In such case made ani provided, do
aersby give notice that We shall apply In
wing - t.S "~--. q. sfess-sl Sessions o.
the Peace and Jail Dsiisory Of the
state Of Delaware In and for Nes
usstle County, on Monday, the 9Th day OF
clay, A. ID. 1889, being the next term
1t said court, for license for said house as
~ inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF in
toricatlng liquors In less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable oitlssns OF said
ward reoommend The said application, viz:
JOHN G. Brison, A. L. Ainscou,
Daniel r, killroy bernard 9, Haas n,
has. Gottwerth, W. Y, Weller
Robert Il. Francis, N, r, Mullen,
Wtliiam D.. stu-ri, L. II. bravo. N. D.,
Jesh' IL, Harding, Michael Megary,
Thomas j. Early, ". J, Hughes, NJ. D.,
Savoy Eayans, #. j. Go lin,
AID n JAcquot, Henry Miller,
VI. ID. Murphy, A. Given,
lhAs. T. Weller, nc. Howard,
Paltick Carherryt John 4. DonahOe,
James MegarY, John q. Weller.
ai-St HASsoN 4 KANE.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

NOIlOEt-4O lh6 AANAtO%r-
IN JupeEs OF the Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery o. the stAte w. OF
DELAWARE, in and for New Castle county. we.
me undersigled, respectsele c,tisens , Of ' ae
First ward OF the city OF Wilmlnkton, ~
hereby certify that John 7. Donshoe, We
owner o. the store No, ,, pg sna Etate efore-
said, and described In his spplicsti9n, and wn l
day OF May, A. -, 1850. being the nent rsTm
liquors in quantities not less than one,haiid
gallon, not to be drunk on the pIenoSSs; nv
character; that such sale Of lntoaioat y, ~
LIQUORS at said place 10 necessary 70 hccoinmvv,,
date the publiei that he ie the owner OF ,ala
house, and the true rental Naluc Id se'eh h"AA-
dred dollars.
mas Y iiicsia Thos Gibson
nantel NrJmsker William Baxter
Preston Ayars james y Neh
Albert Bucher Jos blckth
Conrad Keller II JACK
Thomas McHugh James LA4lniei
John Mcguire rAhR.
julius Gur.ther Ihos insseu
John 4 RtAly FredeIick WI
Clias roArden Aug Scneu
Daniel NeElwee stGSr nipn"",y
P.tI wv JuNAuoE'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

Roses, carnations and smilaK. G22
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
Nx1sISEsygIzTIIEyz:

Use PARKRR'S 0IRGHR TONIC
without delay. A rare med ioInal compound
that cures when all else fRils. Has cured
tho Wofst cases OF Cough, weak Lungs,
Asthma, Indigestion, Inward Pains Ex.
hAustion, 500. ct druggists.
HINDERCORNS.
The safest, sursst and best ours for Ooras
Bunions, 6o. Stops ali pain. Ensures oom
fort 70 tina teet Rev OF fails TO cure. ID cont
DTuggiat- HI5OOy d 90. n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
WOLFF 4 RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA


Wilmington q Northern Il. II.
Time table In efect Dec. 9th. Isss. Trains
leave Huntington (french street, ~ follows,
For Reading, BirdBboIo, Joanna, HprinE.
neld, Wayneshurg Junction, Manor .fottsvills,
TamAquA, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernera.
Heading 4; r., 100 q. N. and a 70 y. m.
For Springfield, WaynesburR Junction,
Coatesville, Embreevlle, Lsnape, ChAddI
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
% a. M, 2. w. and 8. 90 D. m. -,
For CoAtesville and intermedia points n
100 a. M, 2, 80 and 800 p. M.
For West Chester, 100 .. M, 80 ana ~
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate points
Az p. m. and on Saturday only At b.a9 ane
on sunday for Reading and intesHssdlat.
points, at .os =; M, arc tof SprinEneld Ano
| A. q. McCAUSIsAND. BOWNEHS BhIG9a,
nuperinteudent. Cen Pass. AE't.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

SHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- sundry writs of Nenditioni Exponss, TO
me directed will be exposed to public safe st
the hotel of william e. Smith, at klrkwooh,
Ia Penrsdsr hundred, New Ca tie County,
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

they have been tried for ever City years, AM
are to-day the most popular In use.
Four fathers and mothers used them. They Al
he Safest, Purost, and Best Remedy for 1ivI
td Stomach Diseases ever compounded,
FOR Sale by all Druggists. Price % cts. per bg
IDNes for g. cts; or sent by mail, postage free,i
sceiyt Of price. DR.. ]. II. schOnck 4 Son, PhilAI
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
DR.. MIESTERFELD.

G0OSOuTH FOURTH ST, PHILA., Pa.
Thirty yesrs' practice In the special disease
of both sexes. No one need to suiief who con
hdt' TALLY rUnsults ne, no matter how long
and what disea eltis. ! cure II by using my
remedy from to weeks; IL not, | Will return
thtir money. Patients who have no home can
have board with small sCe1unL Hours q 20 4
and to ~. m. Sunfayssto2. e. amt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04
With Spring Clothing

TRADE BLOSSOMS OUT STRONGER now every
day. Every department of our house leach big as
good sized STOREY has gathered Its share OF the Cloth
Ing you'll want. Saying less than might doing
better than you expect-thats programme for Spring
Such great stock-in the number OF the garments
and styes-sn't the creation of day or week We
can't scramble among wholesale stocks and buy Months
OF thoughtful, wise, dilgent work represents. Good
workmanship, good wages good Acknowledgements
Clothing in woodworking you less money and aording
US less profit.
Progress the water OF Clothing all through
AT that cost we're willing increase sales largely
Spring Overcoats. of reasonable fneness, reliable, al
$3.50.
Better quality better linngs-a good deal-of $40 90
to $12 90.
Young Mems Sik-lired Overcoats at SIS Stylish
and good fitting as any tailor Can DO Just made.
Just so with lot oil Kerseys: Drab and Mouse COL
ors: $500
AlWool Spring Suits for $40.
Dress Suits almost cheap as Everyday Good
ones, SI3 so. Finest at $50. Remember our stock OF
these Is a marvel for quantity.
The Boys and Childrens Suits this Spring will carry
of the palm for elegance Handsomer and less to pay
than ever
Daily Republican., 1889-04-04

1890 crayon portraits ct 302 Market
street. They are first class.
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BUREAU: RIVE CAUCHE
IN mile et demi au.essWus d rEGlise st. Pierre

prspara 4 payer ces sommes snormes, divi.
sees On traitss SchslonnSes de mois on mois.
Une complication survirt.
On lui signi6a ID saisie do l'h0tel de Ia rue
dc Varennes. Tous lee fournisssurs, depuis
Parchitects jusqu'aux tapissisrs, n'avaient 70.
Gu que dos a-compte.
Dsvant cette accumulation de- dssastres, NJ.
Burgaud dut-quoi quill lui On co6tat-prs-
venir % niece.
II ALA dams "a chambrs ct fut trSs surpris
de no " point trouver. Lsvse dspuis quel.
ques jours, ellie s'absorbait dams uu chagrin
muet ct vsnsit do pro6tsr dune hsurs de 60
lituds pour - trainer jusquA l'appartsmsnt
do con mari.
La, dune main 6Svreuse, ellie boulsvsrsait
lee tiroirs; Sparpillait journaux ct brochures
avsc respoir de dSoou vrir quslqus chose qui
lui parlat du fugitif.
Ellie await suvoys rue Bayard s'informsr do
lord Kenny.
La waison Stait close, lee propri6tairss par.
t;s pour uns destination inconuue.
Ainsi, il fuyait avse cstts femme, avsc
ostts La! Quslls infamis! Ellie l'avait tant
aimS, Get Albert! HeAs! touts tsndrssse
psut-Strs n'Stait pas morts encore dams son
c0ur. car Il nest pas vrai que Ton puisss,
dun jour lautrs, banuir nm sentiment puis.
sant. Csst lsntsmsnt sous Faction dissol.
vants du temps que ramour - d;eolors, -
fame, st que, rhsurs venue. Il men rssts
qu'un pea Dc poussisss, uns pinets Do ssndrs
froids.
Lasss Do ess> sschseshss infruetusussa,
Marguerite - laissa tombsr sur uns ehaiss.
En- - relevant, h jsuns femme apsscut,
sous lee chsnsts, IN lambsau d papisr. frag-
msnt Dc lsttrs jasoi par h famine. Ells sen
smpara avidsmsat, rtta)a sur b table st a.
ehi6ra, non sane psins, lss lignss eeupjss d
natures
"...6ur l'hoausus. La, s'sst vous ssuls qus
Jai aimie, que jaime snsoss... Csst pour
sseousr votrs pensSs tyranaiqus qu'avans
mon marriage j. suis pari avss l'intsstiea
d'allse an EspAgns... Cest pear eublise 10
'dSdins, NJ puais d ma sottiss, que jai
ipeasS sstts pstits 6lls.. Dire qs'ua Jour.
N.bas, dane notss village du PSdgsrd, vous
voaliss Ssss M fsmmsl vousi Et j'ai ssfustl
moi, fou, stupids que j'Stais!. H.. Al! somns
Jai seuaEsrt dspuis Avss qpslls ivrssss Fan.
sais dsasS n vis, vsesS moa saag poor ~
saisie b bsshsss psods...
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VIE: BRIsEE.


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CHARLES LAssElGNE,
MADEM0xsELLE BkBE

DIX mois dGA... bisntot IN a..
Al eomms vits On devieut visille
Avsc jois. ellie dit: AAman!
Bon regard Dc toat s'SmerveillA
Ells Gasouiils. q - rsalsns
Al stvsil, dans con ri domaine.
Ua gsatil bsvUsaa roe ct blane;
II INT slen qu'en h psomees.
A pssudss soa pstit pied nu
Sesveot oa b tsoave oecup6s:
Lair Gnvs. atesntE ine6au,
L'soiAat croft tsair - peupSs!
Dan b jsrdin, l'apcos-niAi
oassd y jsuss nass tssvaills.
A6bG ssr % ssia reeoudl
Sebsite q degt ee0ms sne eaills.
o. embsasss 80 90, - main
Doses. nignonas g petslis.
ese-eo tsists 2 ells rik-soudain
velA rhaneaI se0bss saveltei
On jsss. D6sG b ssssinss 49,
II viaGt - sasont lsaf peenA
Or 0uslsu'sa - disa tess ~:
"4adome1oollo... y voos olmow
Ch1se 1llst>s, - stasndaat
0fiss-tsl = lait d tsndsooDs:
1saasU-seas = pssnioss dsot.
r sais psedigas 4 essssss.
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"...Pardon. ma Lea, pardon apres t'avoir
NAL aimee, j'ai voulu to FUR, n,ais je mai pas
pu... encore aujourd'hui, je voudrais t'oublier,
'uais js no peux pas"
Son front pale appuys sur 10 paume do "A
main, immobils, madame d'Asmond demeu-
rait oourbss sur CO papier qui smpoisounait
jusqu1 zee courtes joies dc 6ancSe.
Un accablement morte. Ia prsuait.
-Js mai jamais Sts aimee, psnsait.slle.
jamais jamais H..
Et cette pensSs. ID plus humble, la plus
douIoursuse qni puisss gsrmsr dams un eour
do femme, lui eausait une sensation profonds
d'infSrioritS st Dc vide. La mort lui sat ssm.
BIZ bisn preferable.
Ls commandant vsuait d'eutrsr sans bsuit
dams Il ebambrs avsc dss liassss ct de- 70.
gistres.
-Qu'as.tu done, ma 6lls interrogsa-t.il
dun air inquist. Tu % lividsi
-Une faiblesss, j. erois... risu... celia. pas.
- dsjA.
Subitsmsnt 10 souvenir Do Roger s'Stait
drsssS dsvant ellie, con nom stait mont< zee
levrss.
-Js suis punis Do lavoir mSeonnu, - dit
ellie.
Et, froissant ls billet Do con mari, slls b
rejeta avse mSpris dams h ehsminSs.
Il commandant, sans risn soupeoausr,
poussa On soupir Dc soulagsmsnt
-Tu m's6nyais, ma ehiris, uns fois saso.
- to vas avoir bssoin d. tout ton eoursgs.
--Albsgti
! -Oui, encore lui, b misisablsi
Mon ouclsi
-Exsuss-moi, j'ai tort. 8; ta savais pour.
tsnt!
Eu phrases bssvss, satrssoupiss d'ssela-
nations furisusss, Il Iii psignit lsur d6sastss
6nanciee.
NAais Ds BssxERAY.
A somaimsev.
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Nousnls.Ooa1asA lse osvemhso iooa
u 0eaenx-CA ~ vsere !eeesS av:e yealelr a11el
~ stts9nss ~ vesnsos - 9vsoe o 0s6oe 6steA
naIs vs(se psu1s. - ~ gsan4s esoss.e pear -.
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spW = = SsoiSs 4 49, ~ 6 Dsasss 80 hllail
1eS passs y eeasidisesas nalh@asssse. - eeee
D1Uo osul q1 poassois sxpsi0se y bsa Quo eso nsA
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-09-26
Women Should Study Politics.

If there is one thing more than another
which the average middle-aged woman
needs to make study of it is matters per-
tanning to politics, says. an exchange.
Having never had the privilege of voice
in public affairs, women have become ac-
customed to thinking little about such
matters, and are largely the creatures OF
custom. All this must now be changed,
and to perfect the change we will find plenty
of hard study awaits us. Many a young
school girl, fresh from her study Of civil
government-onc mthought of in the
common schooIs-can give many point in
political matters to her father, old politi-
clan though he may be, regarding ''the
Government of the people, by the people, >
and just how the law is administered.
Ask a group of women concerning their
rights and liberties under our existing laws
and probably more than half the number
will declare that they have never bothered
their heads about such questions.
But the time has arrived when women
must learn to think for themselves.
Already in various cities womens clubs
are being formed for intelligent study of
the political questions of the day, and
newspapers are read, and political works
are discussed, until one wonders where it
will all end
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-09-26

colchicum soothes that pain, not by af-
fecting the disease, but by sitting the
about a fortnight the paroxysms inter-
mitted, the appetite increased. Every
body was his nurse: everybody. includ-
ing Julia Clifford, humoTed him; Percy
EitZrOy was never mentioned, and the
name of BARLEY religiOusly avoided.
The Colonel had got a fright. and was
more prudent in his diet, and always in
the open air.
Walter left him only at odd times,
when he could hope to get a hasty word
with Mary, and tell her how things were
going, and do all that man could do to
keep her heart up, and reconcile her to
the present situation.
Returning from his wife one day, and
leaving her depressed by their CALLING
situation, though she was never peevish,
but very sad and thoughtful, he found
his father and Julia Clifford in the
library. Julia had been writing letters
for him; she gave Walter a deprecatory
look, as much as to say, What lam do
ing is by cOmpulsion, and you won't
like it." Colonel Clifford didn't leave
the young man in any doubt about the
matter. He said: Walter, you heard
me speak of Bell, the counsel who leads
this circuit. [ was once SO fortunate as
to do him a good turn, and he has not
forgotten it; he viii sleep here the day
after tomorrow, and he will go over
that blackguard's lease; he has been in
plenty Of mining cases. / have got a
sort of half opinion out Of him already;
he thinks it contrary to the equity of
contracts that minerals should pass I'M
der a farm lease where the surface of
the soil is just equivalent to the yearly
payment; but the old fox won't speak
positively till he has read every syllable
of the lease. However, it stands to rea-
son that it's fraud; it comes from a
man who is all fraud; but thank God I
am myself again"
He started up erect as dart. 'In
have him off my lands; I'll drag him out
OF the bowels Of the earth, him and all
his clan"
With this and other threats of the
same character he marched out of the
room, striking the floor hard with his
stick as he went, and left Julia Clifford
amazed, and Walter Clifford aghast, at
his vindictive fury.