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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

James Gordon Bennett has offered prize Of
piece of plate, worth $500, to be competed for
in two-mile running race, at Springfield, Mass,
on the morning of July IT, in which any one
may take part who has been for the greater por-
ton of the college year just closing connected
as all undergraduate with any college or uni
versity in America.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
PILES or HEMURRHUlDA TUMORS

All kinds p0shrey, perfectly and permanently cured
BY .ABSoRPTIoN," without pain dagger, caustics
OF Instruments, by
W. A. McCANDLISS, NJ ID. & SON
No. 2OOl Arch street, philadelphia
Best Of reference given to persons cured,
may l2'I3-i0mw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

The next annual session of the Grand Lodge
Of Delaware, l. o. of G. T., will be held In
Wilmington, Wednesday, September Sd. The
election of Delegates will take place In the
Subordinate Lodges at the first regular meeting
in August.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

Some small boys at Southhridge, Mass, were
playing Modoc recently, when Captain Jack
stabbed eonfding white man five years old In
the back, with pocket knife, so that he is like
y 10 desist from warfare for some time to come
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
SH4GRIFE>S SALE

SH4GRIFF7S SALE
BY virtue OF writ of l.evan Facias TO me di
rected will be exposed TO Public Sale al the
sFssfa Lafayette Hotel No. sIi Shpley street kent
sesEu BY James &. PcrsOn, in the city of WHINING
AskRi ton. New Castle County Delawne on W. d
nesday, the 9Th Of duly. 1873, at O'CLOCK D. M the
following described real estate, viz: All that cert ain
lot OF land and and two-storied brick bulldog there,
Oh, situated In Chrtsana Hundred, County AMI State
aforesaid, bounded and described follows, 10 wit
Beginning at point on the northerlv side OF Dela-
ware Avenue at the distance OF one hundred and sev
enty feet IRON the intersection of the said side OF Del
aware Avenue AMI westerly dc of Union street "a
corner Of land Of John Parker: thence along said
Parker's land, and parallel with Union street north
erly one hundred and twentythree feet to the south
eriy sideof Parker street twenty feet wide thence
along said SIDE of Parker street. westerly twenty five
feet to stake; thence sOutherlv and paraiei with
Union treet one hundred and twenty-three feet to
the aforesaid side of Delaware Avenue, and tbenr,,
thcr eby easery twenty five feet to the place OF he
ginning, be the contents thereof what they NAV
seized and taken in execution as the property OF
John e. Clark and Mary Ann Clark, his wife, and to
be sold BY
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Shcriiis Office. New Castle, June 10th, a. d. 1878.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
NJ A r Il | E ID

aOn the ed of June, 1873, by the Rev. G. Cum
mings, Of Philadelphia, Coinelia Hicknon 20
Andrew L. Kerr, beth Of this city.
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81
BUILDING LOTS
A u G. T. / o n!

At 5 O'Clock, p. M.
These lot, are situated on Front. Read, Chestnut,
Franklin and Broomc streets. They are really nne
situations, and In respect TO splendid scenery are
second In this city. They lay upon the side OF
gentle hill, giving delightful view Of the valley of
Delaware, aifording the best means of drainage and
being the heart OF the city that they rap
idly enhancing in value.
as q simple Investment these lots unsurpassed.
Brandywine water Is already introduced, good lots
very hard lind, and those who want 10 buy and
let this opportunity slip will certainly regret it,
TEkMS;-Twenty per cent cash, Balance in four
notes, equally divided at three six nine aud twelve
months, with interest from day OF sale. Settlements
to be made on or before Saturday, July l2th, 1919.
Those paying the FULL amount III cash will be allowed
Il discount OF three per cent. A clear decd will he
delivered when the notes are paid any giving
notes with an approved endorser, will receive their
deeds Immediately. JAMES BRADFORD.
Ogle u Miller, Auctioneers.
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III q u $ Il $! IL Nj $
FOR SALE BY
J. K. WALTER,
once Nos, Exchange BUILDING,
Market Street. Corner Eaveusn


COMPLETE REsIDEsCg.--Thrce story brick corner
Fourth aai Jefferson streets, 10 rooms and summer
kitchen, hot and cold water, range and two heaters
Cellar finished with cement A desrabl hou se.
222 WEST S1REtT.-A large und elegant double
house. Terms very easy,
FIVE HOUSES Al TENTH AND LoMpA Rp.-Those
modern style dwellings erected by WIN. 5. Hley ESQ.
They we're cummedious and present many adv an
tages both III price and style TO those Who desire
home but cannot afford an expensive residence.
Two-SroRy BRICK BUILDING, with engine,
shaitng steam heating apparatus complete. A good
opportunity 10 start machine shop, or other
factory.
A STORE On MAnKEr srREEr, Central locality.
THREE CHOICE FARMS near Frederic Rsburg, Va.
at low price. They all located a railroad, and
Of these farms comprises 1870 OF land with
large plantation, mansion, and numerous other
buildings. The other two about two hundred
each, and OF them has sets of buildings
SI5 Acnks SrLESDID TIMBER LAND In Charles
Co.. Nd. near two good Landings and railroad sta
ton. A Hne chance for speculation
FARM NEAR REHoBoTH.-It sold soon, the price
will be very low. IL Is destined to increase rapidly
value.
A large quantity OF valuable property previously
advertised. Call and enquire.
C0nveyancing-.. Deeds, mortgages, articles OF
agreement and oo-partnershp, building contracts
specifications, and other papers prepared and salts
faction guaranteed. To have business arrange
Reduced TO writing saves misunderstanding and pro
notes security Special attention given to this Kim
rApers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

The CITY TAx.-NIe3srs. Chandler and Still
ley give notice In another column that they will
he at the City Hall, on every secular day, from
the first OF July to the second OF September.
Inclusive, for the purpose ofreceiving the city
and sehooitix for the present year. On all
taxes paid in the month of July deduction of
five per cent. will be made; all raid during the
month of August and prior to the Sd Of Sep
TENDER, the full amount of bill will be ex-
acted aud ON all paid after the city election five
per cent will be added. Tax payers will there
fore see the propriety of paying up within
the coming four weeks, as Il penny saved Is os
sood as a pen ny earned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
STRAYED OR STOLEN

large dark bay horse, strayed away from the pre-
misses of the subscriber, IN McDowellyle, Whining
ton, Del, on the night of the 23d of June lie was
marked with ring bone on hind and fore
foot blind with the right eye, about years N
old, and In good coddtion. Any person re- f11.SI-
turning him, or giving information where he An
may be found Will be suitably rewarded.
jy3 GEO. COO IRAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

THURSDAY :McnsyINe, JULY 8, 1875.
ROAD Acceusrs.-,rbe statement of the

ROAD Acceusrs:- ,rbe statement of the
Road Accounts ofBrapdywipe, Pentidei, Chris
,ana and White chy icresk Hundreds; have
appeared in our paper. They ste little behind
time, but it is better late than not all. We have
heard 1t said that the attention of the proper
officer will be called to the conduct Of the de-
llnquent commissioners In some Of the Hun
dreds. There are some persons who are fool
ish enough TO pretend to think that the money
has been improperly expended in some cases,
and hence the disregard Of the obligation to lay
their accounts before the public
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

sir. Myers c. Conwell and Gen. Daniel
Woodall have commenced the business OF CT vii
engineering, surveying, ETC., having their Of
nee In room No. 8, Exchange Blu lding.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
N6. Temperance 1878.
JUBILEE & PIC MIC!
AT
MOUNT CUBA.
FOURTH OF JULY, 1873.

There will be Grand Temperance Jubilee md
Picnic at the above place the Fourth OF july.
REV. PENNELL COOMBE, has been invited sIrt
Is expected to be the orator OF the day and other ad
dresses by eminent local speakers. The Declaration
OF Independence will also ba read. ELLING ER'S
BRASS and STRING BAND has been engaged for
the occasion. All who desire to spend pleasant day
In the woods, and be free from the nois, usually made
on that day In the city cordially invited to attend.
Friends OF Temperance and reform make grand
rally for the cause. No Spirituous Liquors allowed
on the grounds. Trains will run follows, from Will
mlngton and Landenberg
Leave Wilmington for Mount Cuba-s,00, $50 1910
a. NJ; 200, 800, 535 HOO, p. NJ. Leave Ignden-
berg for Mount Cuba,-6i5, A. Nj. 12.45, $50, no.
?. NJ. Leave Mount Cuba for Wilmington 1926
si5, 1910 A. NJ; In 4.25. 600 AS. p. NJ. Leave
Mount Cuba for interchangeable, A. Nj; 2 SO, 6.l3
ll35, p. M. Tickets can be had of any OF the Com
mittee or at the Stations the road
COMMITTEE oR ARRANGEMENTS IS. Hersey. Jnu.
II. Publ, G. B. Woodward, j. Sullivan, W. G. Scott,
Jas. p Hayes, S. n. Fogg, FARE for the round trip
from all Stations 70 cents. Children under IL years
90 ce,ts.
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The following described real estate ,fy: An th.t
certain lot oI Land and three story frame l,,ttny
mouse thereon erected, situated in the Clty
scribed As follows, To wit. iss:dg
Begnniilg at HE southwest corner OF "a" +--A--z
anu Cltyinoht Streets, thence westerly along the
southery side of A street 10 feet 10 a corner theme,
southery parallel to Caymont street 10 feet 10 cor
meI; thence ea-terly along line OF land OF Ezekiei
Wihaihs on the south and parallel to street 10 feet
TO the westerly sd, OF ClaymOnt street aforesaid
ana thence thereby northGrly ~ TO the place @,
beginning, he the contents what they may
Seized and taken into execution AZ the propert oy
John a. Mitchell and Adalisa VI. hi wife and ~
and 10 he sold by -
ROBERT L.ARMSTRoNG, Sheriff
Sher.h's Office. New Castle. June 20. 1873
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FOR. RENT
FOR SALE

ONE SET OF first class second handed double
harness, rubber mounting, two sets of first class
second handed single harness.
Twelve sets 81 tirst class heavy lead harness. for
single team with No wrought chains.
one dozen first class second hand Irish ooliafs, all
in good order and will be sold cheap the owner has
no use for them. They can he seen at j. A. Conner
& Co.'S. new harness store. No. 22l Market street
ABOVE Secohd' wilmington, Del apl 22-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03
SheriH's Sale,

b. ',ftne Vi writ Of ais Levari Facias to me dir
ected, VIII be exposed Public Sale at the
Hotel, No sil SIMPLIFY Street, kept by James C. Pc,-
SON in the City Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Del, on ''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-03

At II meeting Of the Directors of the Chester
County National Bank, held on Friday last
Walter Hubbard was elected President, to All
the vacancy caused by the death of John Mar.
shall
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31
Facts in Soiling What 10 Sow and
How to Grow il.

Mr.. George Warning. the excellent man.
agcr of the Ogden Farm. az Newport. X.
L.. lays down the following programme for
herd OF twelve cows:
l. Early the previous autumn sow three
acres of winter rye. 10 De cut the next
spring. from May II 10 June u.
,. Early in April sow three acres Of oats.
10 be cut from June II 10 July !.
3. Late IN April SOW two acres Of oats
or barley. To b. cut from July to July -.
4. Early in Nav SOW two acres in oats or
barley. To he cut from July II 10 Aug. 10.
). Middle OF May SOW two acres of oats
or barley, 10 be- cut nom Aug. 10 10 sept.
9. Middle of June replant plot No. !
with corn. which j. to be- cut from sept. !
to sept. 20.
!. Early in July resow plot No. with
barley. To BE- cut from sept 20 until roots
and cabbagcs come in. which j. usually
Oct. to II.
:. In September three acres Of plots
Nos. and are 10 be sown in winter rye
for the next springs use.
MIR. Waring's experience demonstrates
two general principles:
First. the earliest abundant food Will be
secured by the use Of winter rye.
Second. the best ami most abundant food
for the later summer and earlier autumn
time will be- secured by the use Of Indian
corn
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larly docked at my office. But for Georgy' :
letters they We're no USE. | made them
into pipe lights"
"lou didn't tell her that
"No-l hadn't time. never arrived at
any explanation about the letters"
Then my dear Stone, let me entreat
YOU. whatever you do. don't give Miss
Warren your explanation about the let
tiers
why shouldn't II"
Don't you see. She thought you didn't
send back her letters for sentimental
reason: because they were 80 dear 10 YOU
that you couldnot possibly part with them /;
and 80. in point OF fact, that little misun-
Outstanding of hers led 10 the re-establish-
ment OF your love affair."
'Do You think so.' he said. musingly.
but If Georgy has made any mistake about
the matter, think that am bound to set
her right
My dear Stone. take my advice. for fear
of accident. set her right after the wedding
ceremony, not before"
Whether or not he took my advice. am
not aware. lie was married in due course
of time to Miss Warren, and know that
the old lady was often heard To declare
that she married the best husband i'm the
world
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The danger of leaning out Of the win
dow Of "A carin motion WAS recently made
apparent by IN accident on the Hudson
River Railroad. A. the train approached
the Sing sing depot "A lady who was to
leave al that station observed her children
awaiting her arrival. She leaned from the
window. in order Ia wave handkerchief
n signal that she was in the car. At that
moment the ear passed close 10 an iron
post. which struck the lady arm violently.
She quietly Withdrew tie arm with her
other hand. her face only tc~tifying the
pain She was suffering. some friend, aear
creXamincd the arm. and found II broken
in two places; yet the ~uilcrcr concealed
her agony. and when the Grain reached the
depot she walked calmly 10 meet her chill
dren. anxious not 10 cause them pain.
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MISCELLANY.
To ny OLD CLAY PIPE.


thou beErinaed and biackened pipe. thou pen
ny's worth 20 clay!
whAl plrAsurs linS,rs round thy bowl. what cares
ye drive awagt
o-.- / hs.i thought 20 lay Ihee BY forever on the
shell.
Bus twas too hard, could not part from thee
my SECOND srli.
Must I iorsaks. o. please The world. who'd ne'cr
pleAse NE wcen-
nv shori- sfernins,i ioote-worn comforter, my
when lonely days win Ir.ubloas thoughts and
eankrrin< cares arr rife,
And divers Ills are wont % mar the inner scenes
81 LIE.
When slesplcss uisht comes hcv'ring Der. it,
shallNs ro.ilu 81 fing,
And Ehou.s ant spectral images are floating on
the wing,
When devils blue AMI devils grim to murder Joy
And All the futnre lies before melancholy
waste;
take thee down. my dearold friend. and. sitting
By the fire.
With svsry whir cars burden lins and rises
Then = paddle Ines canoe adown the futures
tide.
And roGnd Shs points Of veal or woe that lie on
either side
Tho1 siii shalt Be = shipmare true. n thou hast
And through thy light-wingrd wre-ths I'll view
each trADsitoTy scene;
uDiii lhe tres Of thought shall burn 10 ashes IN
And this thy kindred clay, dissolves TO loose the
prisonri soul.
Nay then my spirit, Like Thy smoke. on easy pin
ion rise
To greet Il loved ones gone before. to dwell be-
And when my ashes m0lderins rest beneath the
village green,
May cne Gay wrap "a both. old pipe-my beauti-
-CEfcrqo Tvfer- Ocsan.
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A Californian Land Owner

DIR. Glenn. of Colusa county. owns a
ranch which contains nearly 5000 acres.
Ii embraces frontage of eighteen miles
on the Sacramento River. and extends
back about five miles. IL j. inclOsed and
divided by one hundred and forty miles OF
fencing. One tenant, G.. w. llOOg. rents
and cultiyates about 10000 acres of the
land. and the Gupton Brothers cultivate an
equal portion. Some $4,000 acres are rent
ed out 10 a number OF farmers who work
ON "A smaller scale. At the present time
Hoog is engaged in cutting 1900 acres of
wheat and barley. The crop this year will
yield about twenty bushels per acre Of
wheat. In favorable seasons the yield has
been about thirty-iiye bushels. The yield
OF barley is considerably larger. Thctota
crop will amount to nearly lsn.OOO bush
els. He j. threshing his grain with one of
Cases IS-inch cylinder threshing ma
chimes. which j. run by 2O-hOrse power
steam engine. To supply this machine re-
quires six largc-siZcd headers and eighteen
header wagons. all of which require the
labor of one hundred and ten horses and
fifty men. The machine has threshed five
sacks of barley per minute. at which rate
il has run for an hour and a half in sue
cessiOn. Ii has also thrcshcd thirtv-two
sacks of wheat in seven minutes. Ii will
require about six weeks To thrcsh the en-
tire crop. These are the operations of Hoog
alone. Gupton Brothers have an equally
large crop. and are driving business on
about the same scale. The smaller tenants
are equally well ploycd.-SacraD,en
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Mutton Sheep.

The taste for mutton is growing among
American consumers of meat. Farmer,
too. are learning that fat sheep j. very
convenient source Of meat during the sum
mcr season Instead of the hitherto incyitl.
bic salt pork or bacon. Besides. spring
Lamb with the early green peas and aspar-
agus makes "A dish Tor the farmers table
equal in dclicacy 10 the roast pig Of
Charles Lambs thinaman. hut vel. with
all this. our fat sheep aud spring lambs are
not sncc-sse>. Occasionally We raise a
few that are pa~Sabc: but the market NJ
ports show that the Canadians beat IA in
the quality Of the sheep they send 10 mar
kct. The best mutton and the heaviest
lambs come To us thence. Why this j.
thus. j. worth investigation by those who
make a business OF Keeping ilocks. ON
the face OF II there arr two good reasons
for this state of things. First. the Cana
dians raise wholly mutton sheep. grade
Lincolns. Leicesters and Cotswolds. These
are their specially. Second. they raise
roots. This l. tho key To their position.
Without roots they could not raise that
class of sheep. Every Canadian farm has
it> field Of roots as We have ours of corn
We keep aclass of sheep productive wholly
OF wool. Wholly is used adNisedly. be-
cause the flesh of the merino and grade
merino> j. not worth calling mutton
From them We raise small hut very fat
lambs which are marketable early; but
their earlineSs and fatncs> are their only
conspicuous qualities We feed these
sheep on hay and corn: a sort OF food which
iattens them. but causes Il disor,lered con-
diii0n of body which shows itself very of
ten by cutaneou> affections and premature
shedding Of the wool. 80 bad begins. but
worse remains behind" for The proycrbial
carelessness and poor business tact OF
farmers leads them 10 permit their ewes in
tended for market To run with the rest OF
the flock and become with lamb. This j.
an objectionable error and tends 10 disgust
q mutton eater with the name OF native
sheep" four farmers would raise muttcn
that deserves the name all this should Ia
changed. They must raise roots a. well "a
corn. The corn Stubble should De- prr-
pared for root crop by fall blowing. or
AT least double blowing early in SPRING
an abundant manuring. and the crop when
~Own must be- well cultivated. Directly
and indirectly it leads Ia profit and with
roots 10 feed with. and the blood OF the
heavier sheep mingled with our native
Hooks. i'm short time We could produce
equally good mutton with our ncighbsr.
across the lakes. Then the sheep intended
for market should be Kept in a flock by
themselves and not be permitted access "a
the rlm>.-Ne,o Iork Ijibnae.
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Brrr,Io. \. n. Dec. n. $50

BrFFALo. \. y. Dee. IL. $50.
DIR. X. '. PIERCE-For the past six
months | have used your Golden Medical
Discovery in my practice. and in that time |
nave tested it, merits in severe coughs. both
acute and chronic. in chronic diseases OF the
throat, severe cases Of bronchitis. general
condition of the bowels. and wherever a
thorough Alternative or blood purifier has
been indicated. In all eases have found
il 10 act gently yet thoroughly and sllectu-
s.lv in removing the various disc tsssd con
ditions and in bringing about a healthy ac-
ton throughout the system.
Yours fraternally.
G62. ii. l.. HALL, MD.
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Preservation and transportation Of
Fresh Meats.


Mr.. Il. :. Mort. of sydney. New South
Wales. has for several years been expert
menting with a view 10 the discovery of
some cheap and effective means of apply
ing cold To the preservation OF pcrislable
forms of food. both while in store and
during transit: and in a recent letter 10
the London TINES, from that country. il
i stated that his efforts have at last been
crowned with complete success. As APP
piled to meats. the process consists IN
freezing the c.lrcasSeS Of animals on the
spot where they are slaughtered. by means
OF mixture, the composition OF which i
not stated. The frozen meat i then
transported in suitable trucks To the coast.
and there stored i'm enormous ncfrig,r-
tors kept cold by similar freezing mix
ture. For transportation by sea. the tro-
zen carcas~es arr placed on board ships
provided With APPARATUS for keeping mp
the necessary degree OF cold. BY this
means the meat j. kept frozen from the
time the animal j. slaughtered until it,
flesh reaches the consumer. and with"g;
the use of ice 1T any stage oi the opera
ton. The great feature Of the process j.
stated % be itS economy. which makes it
possible to put Australian meat in the
English market so that it can h. sold at a
decidedly lower price than the home pro-
duct.-NoUember Gatary.
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MAoNErix;NG THE Blood III those who A.
In the habit OF warming their feet al night h ~
iitcial ms ans, would make "a lev anal eait,ss,s 4.
DIR. Irask's Magnetic Ointment they weuld ..,.
no further trouble nom that Source IN. NJ
netic qualities promote the healthy circulafion j.,
the blood, Restore vigor 10 the small ves..i. ".
the kin, and give "A healthy glow 10 the surts..
See advertisement In this paper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

An English lady. Miss Annie Carey.
j. now preparing a work which will b. en-
titled The History Of Book" In IL
the various stages through which a book
passes. from the manufacture of the paper
TO it, publication. will be- described and H.
Illustrated. together with an account OF the
manufactures employed in it, production.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-31

WHEN money is scarce and Times
hard. then, il ever. there is need ~ N,
Insurance. Low rates should be- .o,,,,,..
however. coupled with abundant ..,,,ri,.'
and these arr Offered by the National / \.
Insurance Company of IN. United So
of America. T.. \. Rollins. PRESIDE,
Branch Office al Philadelphia. An
wanted everywhere. No better Comn.",,
can be- found.-Co,a 's
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The Hon. A. VI. Waddell. Of Whining
ton. North Carolina. has added another
nation 10 the candidacy for the discovery
Of America. lie contends that five ccntu-
ricS before Columbus the Irish settled
North Carolina. and called il Great
ireland. This. ii proved. will throw the
claims Of the Welsh, Japanese. and Morse
men into the shade.