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How SoJouRNER Truth GARNET
FIVE DOLLARS IN WARRINGTON
When was in Washington last summer
/ was walking down to the capitol,
heared some one say, That's her"
"WhoT "Why, Sojourner Truth" "You
don't say. How old is She" 81 don't
know. You ask her." One of them said ;
Show old are you aunty? Much over
1902 said was $50. al declare who
would have thought it? How smart she
is" etc. You know they wouldn't have
been satisfied if / had told'em / wasn't
a hundred. Mr.. Fish, who was with us,
said: snow when they ask you how old
you are, tell them you'll give an an
swer for i've dollars. That'll stop them,
or else you'll earn little pocket money"
Somehow there wasn't so many curious
people afterward. A gentlemanly look
ing and 'pearing man talked to me when
/ was sitting in the presidents room.
When he asked me how old | was | told
him l was goin' to ask five dollars
for that question from every one. He
smiled and drew out five dollars, and
said it was worth that to know it. When
he'd gone Mr.. Fish said, "Do you know
who that ISL That's Mayor Brown, may
or of the city," "Well, / can't help it
iftwas an emperor, followed your ad
vice" President Grant was sitting near
by at the time. After the mayor left he
said, "Have you any of your photographs
with your gave him one, and he put
his hand in his pocket and took from it
five dollar note. "There," said he,
"take that, aud won't ask you what
your age is, either" A tall, gaunt Yam
kee. came into the room while was
there. He felt pretty important, too, l
reckon. He looked all around the room,
in which we're several persons, as if in
search of some one. Then he went up
to Grant sort of pompous-like, who was
sitting by table. 81 say, be you presi-
dent 2""Yes, said Grant, quietly. The
Yankee iooked at him for few seconds
without saying anything. 81 yum, you
amt so old as thought you was, not by
a darned sight" After pause, "How
old be YEP" "Pm 49," said the president.
"Shool Well, now, really, is that all ?
Is that your true age?' He admitted
gently that it was. "Well, / declare, l
expected to see an older man. Why our
hair amt gray hardly. Suppose 'twould
be. And so you'reonly forty odd years?"
Then, after pause, he looked at the
president for while longer, he said !:
"Don't know as / want to say anything
else, 50 good day" and off he went, say
ing to himself, "Ain't near so old as |
expected" The president merely smil-
ed and did what most men wouldn't have
done, he kept his patience. l felt so
ashamed while that pesky man was talk
ing to him. There, I'd been asking FIVE
dollars to tell my age, and here was the
president al the United States as patient
and quiet as lamb. answering them
foolish people who hadn't anything bet
ter to say than that. and come and al
most "sass" the president. wanted to
sink through the floor.
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AYERS
SARSAP a

Is widely known as one Of the most effectual REM
edies ever discovered for cleansing the system and
purifying the blood 1t has stood the test of
with constantly growing reputation. based on its
intrinsic virtues. and sustained by its remarkable
cures So mild as to be safe and beneficial to chill
dren and yet searching to efectualy purge out
the eorruptions Of the blood such the scrof
ulous and syphilitic contamination. Impurities.
diseases that have urked in the system for years,
soon yield to this powerful antdote. and disappear
Hence its wonderful cures, many of which are pub
licly known, of SCRQFULA, and all scrofulous dis
ders of the skin, JUNIORS, BLOTCHES, B0ILS,
PIMPLES. PUSTULES. SORES, ST. ANTH0NY'S
FIRE, ROSE or ERYSIPELAS, TErTER SALT
RHEUM. SCALD HEAD, RINGW0RM, and in
ternal DECORATIONS OF THE UTERUS, ST0M-
ACH AND LIVER. 1t also cures other complaints.
to which it would not especially adapted such
as DR0PSY, DYSPEPSIA. FITS, NEURALGIA,
HEART DISEASE, FEMALE WEAKNESS. DE
BILITY, and LEUC0RRHGA, when they are man
ifestations of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is excellent restorer of health and strength
in the Spring. By renewing the appetite and vigor
of the digestive organs it disspates the depression
and lstless languor of the season. Even where no
disorder appears people feel better and live longer
for cleansing the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor and new lease of life.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
34-e3w-ly
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LOOK HERE III

It is universally acknowledged that the medicines
manufactured by NJ. A. Davis the pest before the
public, for what they are recommended. They COM
prise the following: DAVIS LUNG SYRUP. for
Coughs. Colds, Pains and soreness of the Chest and
Lungs, Group and Whooping Cough. DAVIS IN
tism Neuralgia Spinal Election, Sprains and equal
ly good for Horses. DAVIS VEGETABLE BIT
TIERS for aundice and BlIiousness and for strength
ening the weak and debilitated system. DAVIS
SUREREMEDY for Dysentery, Summer Complaint,
Chronic Diarrha, Chills, Sore Throat, Collie and all
Internal Pains. DAVIS HUM0R 0INTMENT,f 70
all humors that appear upon the surface Also chill
blains. Chapped Hands. Old Sores. Salt Rheqm, and
HEALING SALVE, for Cracked Hands, Corns, DC,
DAVIS CATARRH SNUFF, for Catarrh, Colds in
he Head. Headache and Dizziness. Also GERMAN
Extract Of COLOGNE. All of the above medi-
cines prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by NJ. A. DAVIS, Bellows Falls, VT.
Also sold BY druggists and Merchants generally
At Bellows Fslls BIZ L. A. Turner. S
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nOwNER'S KEROSENE OIL, the
~ Best article in the narket.st
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The following ephitaph is copied
from a tombstone in a Partisan cemete-
ry: SACRED to the memory of Theo-
dora, the beloved wife Of, proprie-
tor of the-newspaper. Yearly sub
scribers--francs, paysblein advance.
She was good vile and an excellent
mother. The publication Office is il
street. Knock loudly at the door
Thou art bitterly regretted, oh ! muct
loved wifel Rejected manuscripts not re
turned
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H. A. GRAVES EMINENT.

THIS EMINENT. which is well known, and has
been received by many with much favor, in this
section, is now manufactured by Mrs. MARIA A.
EARL a daughter of the originator. with whom he
left the recipe for manufacture. 1t is good for
Rheumatism. Chilblains. Scalds. Burns. Bruises,
Chapped Hands. Sore Lips. &C., and will be found
for sale at h. L. DEW EGfS.
Bellows Falls. May 20. 1872. q
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

bfm0resfs Young america Is among the
best Jul emile magazine that comes 10 our
table. always sparkling with entertaining
and rovel ieatures A series Of cartoons.
illustrating the evils Of intemperanee, with
descriptions BY Dr. Deems, is announced
for the ensuing year. Yearly, one dollar.
With besu,f'i premium. Address ".
Jennings DemOrest, s3s Brnadway, N. Y.
The November number OF Demortsrs
Monthly hlqdsiFf presents it's usual rich
display OF fall aud winter novelties. illus.
trated witt numerous engrayings, among
which Is one lull page. miniature Of the
celebrated chlomo. Home. Sweet Home. 80
This chrome is one Of the series given 10
each IS yearly subscriber 10 this model
monthly.
In The GALAXY for November we find six
continued ARTICLES two short stories, Que or
two essays, and four poems, besides the
| usual departments OF literature, science. etc
MT. Richard Grant White not content
with Furnishing his Punditn in the
October number, continues to cudgel him
this month iii the poor Pundit must wish
| himself dead and buried beyond the chance
Of resurrection. He WAS go torn to 8hreds
and annihilated In the first attack that most
readers will be surprised 10 fnd there ID
enough of him left to be impaled on Quill
The Stage AS it Was" il substantially
the same stage as it was in the last number
A very interesting sketch, tun of piquant
Aneedote aud dramatic history.
The Wetherel Ahair" seems 10 Ia
developed toward finale, but still wear
its veil of mystery, which most praeticet
novel readers have doubtless, ere this
pierced
A new serial by Justin Mccarthy Begin
In this number, and romises we'll
MT. Henry James, j., sends some extracti
from Roman note book which are cleve
and will interest verybody-those VIII,
have travelled and those who only woul,
like to travel.
d" One Week an Editor, is a capital stor!
by Mrs. Rebeeea Harding Davis
Mr.. Junius Henri Browne is still pur
suing his favorite study of the insorutabl
and unisthomable nature OF woman. III
treatise on women as TActicians" /
elaborate and full of thought. All Of MI
Brownies woman studies gave evidence d
long and searching conversations with Mrs
Browne and Mrs. Grundy.
The gem Of the number is a short Englis
story entitled Miss Quincy"
The article on Lincoln and Seward has
special historical valne In view OF the lac
f that It is from the pen OF the Hon. Gldeo
Z Welles.
, The departments Of Literature, scienc
: Miscellany are all uncommonly good, bu
we regret to find the CLUB Room missing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
The City Hospital.

It has been proposed as means Of
reconciling the difficulties between the
management of the City Hospital and the
Hospital Association that the city lease
the present building to the original cor
poration at a merely nominal rent, letting
1t take on itself the responsibility and the
cost Of Its management. The suggestion
8 not bad one, though we should be
very sorry to see any effort made to put
the institution exclusively into the hands
Of any particular school of physicians
which lie a result some declare would
follow any such transfer. We cannol
believe, either, that the fear is well
founded, since we know people with
widely different views about curative pro
cesses have cordially united in the asso'
citation.
If the Hospital Association should be
offered and accept the managing t Of the
City Hospital, 1t would add greatly TO the
confidence Of people on the new iustltu'
ton, and would doubtless secure for il
gratuitously, services which now must be
paid for, thus giving us a more efficient
hospital at le7s expense to the city. The
city could readily afford to place an am
bulance at the disposal Of the institution
under these circumstances, which would
overcome all reasonable objection to III
location. We, for one, are much bettel
satisfied with tile present location thar
the one proposed by the Hospital Assoei
atoms Committee. There never ough
10 be another building erected between
Fourteenth street and the Brandywlne
rs every inch Of that ground lie needed io
The park.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Miss Nelson 10 having a Triumphant
success again in Philadelphia. She is
the finest realization Of Shakespeare,
beautiful ideal Of Juliet the modern stag,
has seen, while her lmpersonatlon Of
RosGli'd, is said by competent critics
to be absolutely perfect.
Some one writes us that the study o.
l-atiu is opiug forced on pupils in the girl'i
department Of school No. /. We are cond
dent that our correspondent is mistaken
as the Board Of Education In INTRODUCING
ltaud German made them optional studies
We believe however, that the study is being
urged en- the students aud that they az,
told that the Board lie much more DESTROYS
I hat the pupils shhll study this languag,
than German. # his be true the BoarC
has net officially promulgated suci
preference.
Some New York journals are lament
ing over the fact that one result of th,
panic has been the reshipment to Europ,
of costly silks, satins, yelyets and lace,
for which there is now no market in THU
country. 1heN say the loss In the shap,
Of freight, insurance, cost Of handling
&C., will be very great. This is doubtless
true, but that will be all the loss, Will,
had the goods, which We have been abb,
to do without, been sold here, the losi
would have been whatever amount WA
paid to Europe for them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

We give elsewhere a very full abstract
Of the letter Of Hon. Charles Gibbons,
counsel for the Lehigh Coal and Naviga-
ton Company, to the President, concern
ing the recent seizure of canal boats at
this port. The letter is a severely caustiC
criticism Of the action of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, and concludes with a
demand for the impeachment Of thai
officer.
One clause in 1t reflects upon the Col.
lector OF this port. We are assured by
Collector Nolen, that the apparent intlma
ton that brides have been accepted fol
the release Of boats Is utterly uniounded
while the description Of the manner o
seizure Of one of the boats is grossl,
exaggerated, and the declaration tina
one Of the boatmeu had been deprived o
his clothing and personal efforts is false
Aside from these reflections on an estima
bic citizens who has but executed tn
orders OF his superior officers, the lette
Wi. he endorsed 10y most Of our bushes
men, as the proceedings have, as state
in Mr.. Gibbons letter, practically put
stop to water shipments of Lehigh Goa
10 this port.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

We have received q circular from A. b.
Neltlrton, agent of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, which if It's statements and
figures may be accepted as true shows
that the company has assets considerably
in excess VI Ito liabilities Il ramlnis
holders Of the bonds that they are ex-
changahle for the b nds of the company
along the line Of the road, and advises
holders against the unwise course OF
attempting TO force the bonds on the
market during the present depression Of
all kinds Of railway securities, Without
attempting To say whether the agent
Statement is too rose.colored or not, we
think the last M Of advice is goCd, though
it may be scarcely necessary, as 1t would
bother holder 10 sell if he were ever &c
panic stricken. Still, If they could sell
Te doubt if it would be policy to do So
The bonds can not lose IN value during
the next few months while there is pos.
sihiliiy that they might be appreciated
The right to exchange them for land viii
always remain, So II y can never under
any circumstances become SO yalueless al
many other bonds now are. We have NJ
disposition to fatier holders into belle
that the bonds are more valuable than
they are, but on the other hand We hop
they may rot in fright, for which Their
is as yet no ground in any failure of tn,
company to meet Its obligations, add I,
any losses which it may be or it nay no
he they have already incurred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
The YalInNN Eevnr.

There were iorty-seven yellow fever
deaths IN Memphis during the twenty
four hours ending on SATURDAY. evening.
and thirtv-six during the twenty-fonr
hours ending at noon yesterday. Trains
leaving the city yesterday were crowded
with fugltives. Business is greatly
affected, aud several stores have been
closed until the fever shall disappear.
The police force is greatly reduced, aud
the etreet railroads have reduced the
number Of trips one-fourth. Even witt
this reduction II Is stated that the trips do
not pay the expense Of the drivers. Two
Of the largest beer halls In the city closed
Yesterday. II Is believed, however, that
the disease has done It's worst.
There was slight frost yesterday
morning, and few never cases, and those
of less malignant type, were reported
during the day. A succession OF frnsts H.
expected, which will Kill the pestileuce,
though flr q week or ten days the NOR
tally will be large. Meantime the streets
aud aleys are being cleaned and dlsin-
ftcted with lime. II is estimated that icss
than TO- 900 persons remain IN the city
daring the night. Large numbers who
do business In the city during the da,
spend the night IN the country. Assis-
lance for the destitute Is still implored.
The Ma, or OF Memphis, In dispatch to
the Mayor OF Cincinnati. says; "Out
grenic-t wants are money, blankets anc
provisions The Common Council ur
Cincinnati yesterday appro iriated $4,000
for the relief AZ the sufferers.
The Commissioner Of Subsistence nj
Louisville received orders from Washing
ton, Thursday, 10 forward 10 tue Memphis
suiicr,s 10000 ratlOns, IN addition to those
srut last week. The citiz ns or Louis
Vile have euh'crihed SlG,5OO for Mem
plis aud S1reyerQt. A hale Of co ton
from Walnut Bend, Arkansas, sent to tie
sold for the benz III of the Dominican Sls-
tiers Of Memphis, has brought 1880, and
Il Is said the purchaser will ship il to 81
Louls TO be resolC tor the sufferers An
other cotton bale nue hrrn aald Ia 81
Louis for the sun 'rers for 1926 per pound.
The Masors Of Washington have contrib
utcd $500 for their suffering brethren In
Mrmplis aud Shreveport.
There were 4 { yellow nvcr deaths iu
Memphis dh'iug the twDu y-four hours
ending at Il O'Clock on Wednesday even
ihg, and ~ MP To noon Thursday. A
larger nnmher Of new cases were reported
on Wednesday night than during any dHv
for the past two weeks, hut II was be-
lirvcd that very few new cases were
developed Thursday morning. Jacob
Brush, President of the German Beneyo-
lent Society, died Of the fever on Wednes-
day night. The wholesale drvgoods
house Of Lowen-tcin Brothers closed yes
terdey, "und will remain so until the
fever ahatcs."
The yellow fever at Calvert, Texas, Ia
reported to be worse than al Shreve-
port" seven per cent Of the population
having died.
Six deaths from yellow fever were re
ported in Shreveport Thursday.
Two yellow fever deaths have been
reported In Montgomery, Ain, during the
past twenty-iour hours. The Board Of
Health report the disease epidemic bat OF
mild type.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Xhr Presidents Financial Views.
The publication which the President
has authorized or permitted OF bis views
on the financial situation and prospect
calls ont a very considerable amount OF
criticism and comment, and though We
have thus far seen no newspaper which
entirely approves the. views expressed,
neither have we seen any which ques-
lions the excellence OF the Presidents
intentions, or treats his Views with any
ack Of respect. His DEERE for return
to specie payments Is commended by
every journal representing really sub
stantlal business interests, while his
strong condemnation Of the perm
uicious practice of allowing interest
on deposits Ia hailed with salts
faction, though all appear at a
loss to reconcile with his Views on
this subject, his proposition for the estab-
lishment Of a Post Once Bank which
shall pay four per cent. on average
balances. Neither does his desire 10 re-
issue the forty-four millions Of reserve, or
retired greenbacks, seem entirely consist
ent with his other strong desire for specie
resumption.
The President fully sheres the popular
awakening to the folly snd danger of
speculative railway building, beyond the
present needs Of the people or their