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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

PURE IcE-CREAM.-Thosew who desire PIzZrNI
to furnish them with bis pure creams for to-mor.
rows dinner should leave their orders early to-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

IF YOU once wear an Elmwood collar you VIII
not be satisfied In wearing any other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
T,HE5 Y LosT, ARTv REcoYEhED.

Gafer, the most celebrated physician. aourfshed
In ne second century Esb theory was thar roots
ans herbs, properlS lcomDounsed. are Nstnress
reDsdy- Bus curss we're 80 marvellous that be We
accMed OF magic. His mighty skill and saccg
sisensadshis snsfcsy ana his opinions held sway
theme sicat world dfoysemmies, uaeii artofc
ponpdt1g resetbse remedies was, grsdea1Iyl
the thicsening Eoomor the middg ages, ara ,S
sonous naneraf mixtures took its place. ~
clouds arsaoreskiug iu@ our day, and tF ~
magical y1staes Of YEaRFsSE, toyfaily al fay5s
thousands stamp IL as true Galenic,l c9A. lud :,
and as 5isoatparie aud asctsztrsstory probably
has had no esnaislnee the daysof Galen hirBeit. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

CoRNS.-"I have suffered severely for years src m
buntons DR.. SCHULTZ operated on my feet for
these and soft corns, giving me pain at the time
or afterwards I would recommend to all who are
afflicted in this way to apply 10 him for relief.
q, "Mrs. s. r. WILLIAMS
For all cases Of corns, bunions, toenaIl, &C., call
nt 729 Main street until further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
Saain,

PARIS, Dime lL.-The Carlists, claim thai
the victory OF their troops ever the Alfons
BITS at Cayinera was an important, one. They
say that 900. .Alfousist infantry and 500 cav
airy, together with arms and stores, wers
captured. gGG,a c.Jf .sstf .aF.5s1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

SALTWATER with pure fruit-syrups at 'PIZ-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

r,r Ws,7nrs To.DAy.- The cprobo6'httes
.a,. n. ,rcathsr 'o-doy 'c'A DC 'rarns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

PINEAPPLES! PIEEAPPLEs !-Go 10 PIzzINls
and get some Of this delicious fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

PINEAPPLEs. BANANAS, and ORANGES at d.
CoLUMDUs's, 32l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

PERsoNAL-A telegram has been received
10 this city by Rev. II. A. Upper, D. D.,
corresponding secretary Foreign Mission
Board, Southern Baptist Convention, an
nIouncing the arIival at San Francisco, Cal,
of Rev. j. B. Hartwell and wife, missionaries
from Shefoo, China. Mr.. Hartwell will pro-
baby arrive in this city in few days. :.
Hon. Charles 81. Porter has taken up bis
residence here and resumed the practice ol
the law. -------...-------..s-~ ;,
Messrs. John Grame and John Maxwell
have been elected torepresent the Richmond
Caledonian Club at the grand Convention OF
the United North American Caledonlan AS
sociation, which meets in Toronto, Canada,
in July. %t:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

BANANAS! BANANAS As!-PlZzINI has fine lot {
this fruit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

Inv WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ard
-. 1ur,,c The GAY. In The afternoon and
'. %',' ~. n, j; vas partly cloudy, with brisk
,.....y!y and ca>tcry winds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
England.

>lh England.
LONDON, Juse III. "A railroad. aceidento oc
Cured near Bath. Several lsilied an.
wounded. j. t:..! rs sl.9ss
There was a. hail-storm heratorday..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

A CAPTAIN IN OUR POLICE FORCE HAD HIS Pho
ToGRAPH taken at the LEE GALLERY, and de.
sorihoz 1r follnus. -.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
yS YDUEs iEE'Fi WORTH 10
S,H;yES?

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains Of some disease during IT, cir
life. When sick, the object is to get we'll;
now We hay plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia,
liver Complaint and its effects, such us In
digestion, Co>tivencss, Sich Headache, Sorr
Stomach, lIeustburn, Palpitation Of tho
Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness &C.,
can take GREENS a UGusr FLOWER without.
getting relief and cure. If,ou doubt this,
so to your Druggist DIR. a. c. DUKES
and ge, a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Regular size 70 cents Two doses
will relieve you.
DR.. A. G.. DUKES.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

put it in ship shape" The young Ia
dies worried our friend, and when he
tells us Of a beautiful ely" caught by
about one hundred young ladies who
were present, and that the Catching"
Of Miss was universally nd.
nircd, we are inclined to believe that
tho ladies Of Camden are responsible
for the defeat of our boys. that player
at any rate was not minding his bust
ness.
The game began at 4P. 3D., the
'Kcrshaws" going to the bat; the first,
fourth and eighth innings were badly
played on both side, the ninth very
badly by tho Oranges. The third,
fifth, sixth and seventh were suporb.
and worthy Of professional chb,
whitcwash followed whitewash, and
but for the unfortunate break in tho
last inning the Oranges" would have
made a good showing at The end, rs it
was, the score stood 25 TO Is in favor
Of the "kcrshnws," and We congratu-
late them Gil tho result. But those
ladies, they caused this defeat, and We
are now organizing club Of old mar
ricd yahoos to go over there and beat
those fellows When we do go the
bcwitching smiles, and bcwillering
graces of those ladies will have no
effect on us. We mean business.
Jus. here one Of the nine says "say
something about the cor,linl way in
which the 'Kcrshaws' treated u.s." al
VIC will say is, conc over here and let
these boys get hold Of you.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

GONE NORTH
Oar friend Jno. NJ. Dnnncr left on
Thursday night for New York. Mr..
tCornclson is .detcrmipcd J to. be pre-
pared for the approaching fall trade,
SO Danner,. goes on 70 lay.in stock,
, thPt he says vi! viii surprise the Orange
burgers. we have no doub. Of it, .herc
arc 2tWo itl1ings bih,,e,r does well at,
one is to buy asood stock Of goods,
AGa Me NtRer q sell ftliesm.
~ hnA tlDI 81 .hil IAL 500
ECLEtG'il' NAGAZiNE
The September number Of this
sttasHlpaeh old Magazine has rcachol us.
We have not spnee to notice each ar,
siqg. ght tl,eta Ga s6xefdl u ahis issue,
each one ofwhich iswor,h hesubscrip-
.ti3p, ,Pylce; ElaIY=tSgRo y l=t y cp sthq. Church
Of 2 :. Englsnd,' ls Tie tlhse, prke Of Argyll on
:" "Aninal fnst;utt, "drc fine, in fact .!,c
'en'ifefobrc ofaconten's l5owc'l worthy
a :irSt cl?ss Magazine,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

Memphis has another living curiosi-
ty-a cross eyed cat.
a couple Of fellows Nho were pretty
thoroughly soaked with whisky, got in
to the gutter, After houndcring for
some time one of them said: "Lct's
SO to another house, this hotel Leaks"
Out Rocky Gulch, Nevada, there
was plenty Of murder, robbery and
garrcting going on, until one night
the citizens hung up eleven men to a
hickory tree, and now you can leave
your clothes out nights.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
COTTON PRESS


Sec the advertisement Of shearers
Press inSanno5thcr,co]nmnn, this hing is
.nohlumbc berg, as any ONO can convince
themselves. by calling on thelAgcnt
for this County, Mr.. Van Tassei,
who hsa' y. model on exhibition. 1t
has a great many advantage, 70 re-
commend it to planters, it is compact,
pdItablc] sAay-Laljustcd or worked,
not liablento! eotsouteof'ofder, r,cand if
any 'breaka occurs, any ona-can
easily repair it. Call and 500 Mr.. Van
Tassel, or write for particulars.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
HOW To CURE FEVER AND
!kdiUE.

II sny psrson suffering with FEVER AND
call NJ the Drug Store Of DR. a. G.. DUKES
and get bottle Of AGU UE CONQUEROR,
their immediate cure is certain, and the
chills will not come back during that season.
1t contains no Quinine, Arsenic or other
Poisons, and after taking one-half bottle
you will feel bcu er in health than you have
felt perhaps for years. 1t entirely clcanse1
the whole system, pnriiieh the liver and
other secrctory orgnns. Price 6l.00 pcr
bottle try it. Ask your Druggist about
others who have used it,
DIR. a. G. DUKE
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
INTERNA 1YONAL-

iN2,EieNAIIOA'AL--
Since the sensation created by the
rifle team that wcnt over and Whip
ped out England, Ireland and Walcs,
nothing has so stirred The hearts, and
awakened the cn,hcisiasm. of the
sports Of our Town rs the advent
OH Tuesday last Of team from
Sweden, who arrived at this place
10 contest the matter with our
celebrated team here, as to which
could throw a brick nearest the mark.
Our team were eager for tho work
aud meeting the Swedish team ut the
Depot, escorted them out to Andrews
fish trap, where the trial took place
before an assembled crowd of several
hundred. : Eighteen dozen bottles Of
lager wore, provided, and as each
bottle was ompticd It vas placed,
mouth downward, upon three foot
stick driven i'll the ground, each OF the
team took his throw" from mark
thirty feet OF. When we name our tea NJ
the public viii nj once anticipate the
result. The rcloubtabls Fritz, The
pAiauntcd George, and the intrepid
Gus, the first bottle was placed, and
with one sweep of his stalwortll arm
Fritz knocked ii into next week,
another was placed, and George com
lng 10 the scratch, opened one eye,
anl The ncMt moment that bottle wa;
"a shattered wreck, Gus came IN
s',iiing, and making onc mighty
htayc, >nr down to rest. but the hottle
waa gone, and the man that was fish.
ing Oh the other side Of the river,
asked them to stop throwing glass ut
him. The Swcdcs have gone home,
they say they wont throw with any
such crowd as that.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
BROWN TIE BARBER

Comes out this weckin an entirely
new dress, We don't mean Brown )
person, but his advertisement, ana the
public will tilid that Brown means
what he says and is al fixed upto
accommodate them, new shop, new
chairs, new comb and brush, new
raizoors, every Thing new, except
Brown, he is "old us tic l,ills' a.
though yon .wou!d never think 50 10
sec him wal,zing around 4 clair with
4 razor il one lsana,an1 4 .owo'in
the other.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
no. o.yl{,EN,PAa .yYI,RS-L

- C'7z77. 'f7liN7EFS--
sNJuat ncw'she condition, and prom;-
,ses, Of The eomil'gero?s, is a subject
that almost every one ia Interested il, /,
and lf any Of our friends throughout
she county can give It's any in!o.m;;-
ton in thc matter, wo will take it a. .
favor. Never mind TO write finished
article, Ill ready capitalization, lun
less you dcsirc} but give Us the tacts
and figures, ana We Will arrange
them
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

LilPOEYA NJ
Where can | buy TIC best goods
ior the least moncy?' this is what
that man asked the crowd sitting Oh
tie court house yard steps, they ali
.aa,.;, go to Dic'; kortiohn's" The
,nan had .hicl; looking pocket book
in his hand, and started down Tor
horJohns. Out Of curiosity wc fol-
llowcd' down iii about III hour. and
sure enough that man was loading up
his wagon, and Dick, all smiles, busy
assisting lin, after they had finished,
and Dick had got his money, and
made out, and rccciptcd the bill, the
man pulled o!I'his hat, wiped his face
With his handkerchief and said
"kor'john that dcrncd paper The
News q Times said you were selling
goods cheap, but didn't know, and
asked a crowd UP street, but they al
told me to conc here, and Nv jingo !
believe they arc right Goodbye old
fellow, If you come out ourway stop
and sec me- Dick laughed, and said
he would, the man then came up ID
The office, paid for one year iii al
vance, and said "Iwan. that paper 10
keep coming, | like 10 read lhc aiv
tisemcnts."
Ifyou 20 there reader look at Dick :
stock ofbocts and shoes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

Petros Counci! No. H., RI. a s.; H..
Will meet each Thufadhy at @ o'cldcl; PAN:
from lst October to lst April and ut s
o'clock- from. lHT April 70 .1et. Dttiber, OH
the following dates, June "a, July 22, Avs.
10, Sept. lG, Oct. 81, Nov. Is, and Dec, rs.
g,N. l.5A\J.,F,,lZLARNT,iA "
6. w. BnussoS, Recorder. ~ .'.,,,>, !,
Eureka Chapter No. IS, r.. A.. Nj.
Will meet each Friday Il, o'clock =. NJ.
from lst October 10 lst April, and at s
e'clock from 1st April to lst October ontlIe
following dates, June Is, July Ii, Avg X,
Sept. 10, Oct. S, Nov II. Dec. 10. Il HI
". II. GlRARDLAU, II. ?.
W.lJ, PgRHEy14LE Sedssss IN
sAibeoiotR lodge 10: sS, A.: g.. H.
will noet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from lat Oct. .-to'1st kpriland 4: 3 ocAotl;
from lat April ,o.lat October Dn the follow'
ing dates, June 8, July 6, Aug. 8, Sept. d,
Oct. 5, Nov. :, Dec. 7.s. Er.. ds
JAS. +" fZLAR, W. M.
JAS. S. 1IEYwARn, Sec, ! ,,yt1H n
Iaay 90 'vl3F5 s : I'm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
IY.iLL.lLE C.l.NAON--

+
This one hundred and sixty Two
poundcr is still Gtcing of his goods IN
every direction, ho has an nlncncc
stock Of ammunition on hand, in the
way Of bacon, flour, tobacco, liquors,
canned goods, in short groceries Of al
kinds and sorts, and he wishes il his
next quarterly return 10 report all
material lnow Oh hand, rs "cxpcnlcd," ;"
try him just for the fun Of it, and he
will shoot q sack Of flour, or side or
bacon, OF something else, into you,
wagon, NJ prices that viIalmost take
yonr breath away
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
.E.iSiI .B.lLL NOTES

B.iSE BlLL NOTES
The first nine Of the Orange took
a "ily' 10 Camden on Wednesday to
give The "I[crshaws" there tlssle at
The bat. We asked one Of the niuc TO
rcportthc game for US, but his account
is so incohercnt that wc mus, try and
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
THE NATIONAL BOARD
liic Underwriters
JIEpEnv nHrrpo
HEREBY OFFERS

A Reward Of TWO HUNDRED and
FIFTY DOLLARS for the detection, con-
yict;on and punishment Of the party or
parties charged with tile crime Of arson, in
firing the premises situate at Orangeburg s.
G., belonging to G. S. SlIIRER, on june
9Th 1875; said Reward will bo paid only on
due proof being furnished the Executive
Committee Of the conviction and actual
punishment ofs:id criminals.
by Order Of the Executive Committee.
STETIIEN CROWELL,
chairuan.
New York, June % 1875.
N1S" For further Information apply TO
KIRK ROBINSON,
Insurance Agt.
MY 5 1875 Pm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

Just received ut j. w. Cnnnon's a
fresh supply ofpotatocs, cahbages and
onions
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
A GARD.

n StN IN1D.
DR.. ]. G. WaNNAMAKsR il in pos
scssion Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books Of the late DR.. f. j. Oliveros. All
pcrs-ns desiring TO get any Of the above
Preparations Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do so hy calling on
Dr. WANNAMAkER,
AT hs Drug Store.
aug 2i--3ln
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
GOSyx3? .ns7 .GDUEfGT.L.
II q GA u!


II O e. "a i. ~. IL.
We don't like to "tell tales out OF,
school," but We would like TO know if
uncle Zckc has found those books vet.
-zEa4zs------ -zz=r.----
c0EE-
There has bccnquitc adelnanl for,
and quhc a scarcity Of, this article for
awcck or more past, but we see Frantz
Briggmann has u large LOT nd
that he is selling cheap, those i'll y ant
had better call on him. i.H
----..--srSx> --c.-<.~r-------------
"AH is woll that ends we'll is no
less old than }ruc, but when sou begin.
with y wcll,i well what then I We
ste ot.,s a1 Ass:s II has been be-
gun by digging a well, hurry it up
gentlemen, let US see how it will end,
we suppose well, we'll, that's I'll, Il, o;.
t'O!i RENT
Our readers will see from tire nd
vertisemnnt that The Cannon Hous =
~ offered for rent, this house Is finely
situated in the central business por-
ton oi The TOWN. and is very dcsir-
able, either ~: n private residence, or
as = licIel. .
SOME IOTfTO7ssSS.: 4a5 'sS {
We think that II is rather early to
talk about big potatoes, but We saw
some yesterday, Sa,ns aad'red whites,
about nine inches i'll .lcngtlii and a
couple Of inches III q diampet>s. " f. J. + :.
sasportas is the man who esapes 10
the front SO early, and says lie has lots
BASE e ;;R4ALlL-ti 4 LlLl-ti c-tri: saf,nne a's he.
Some !; ef 4 ( OFF = i]Sfst b7fs baAists Gc9lorsd1
went over to Columbia on Tuesday, TO
try.the skill u.ofAone-of4 the clubs there:
We have not heard from them what
the result Mas. buGihe Lntcn-Heruhl
says they got badly bcalcn. The
whole trutil Of the matter is, and NC
presume to give the advice to all Of
or clubs, you wsnt practice, practice,
practice.
y TIL
DIR 4. {. DUKES
With this issue puts out anew adycr-
tisomcnt telling Of all the pure Drugs
and Chemicals he has for sale, it is no
use for lis 10 ruT the Doctor, his
many customers can vouch ior The
quality Of his goods, his low prices,
and the courteous attention. paid TO
b'yers. Don't forget either to look
over his fine lot Of segars and tobacco,
we hear they are first rate.
.4.----.--
Mr.. L. a. ochi1ley has arrived liz
Town and has spread his piotogra-
phic tent OH the vacant lot Just South,
Of the Hook and Ladder House, all
Of those anxious to have good look
ut their pretty faces, can cali on hin,
there, he will fake new picture Of
sou, or restore al Old one, or enlarge
one already taken, or doan5 thing else
intlle lepiciarc line that you may want.
Go and sec him.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

The children Of the Nj. +. Sabbath
school (colorcdD together With thcir
friends, spent an exceedingly pleasant
day on Thursday last at Sunny Side.
Addresses we're made by Rev. Thos.
Phillips, L. K: sasportas and others.
Tie various scholars delivered speech
cs showing marked Improvement. A
bountiful supply of catublcs were
promptly disposed Of, and in fact call
went merry as q marriage bell" The
children in the early part Of The day
marched i'll procession through the
streets Of the town, carrying banners
inscribed with various Inottocs, and
forming quite Oh imposing array.
Everything passed off PLEASANTLY and
harmoniously, and old and young
join in praise Of the Thursday spent
at Sunny Side.
.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
!. FELDER NEI! ans, ms ESQ.

j. fielder FEi- isia;Ss I:sQ.-
Our nolice.of the departure Of this
gentleman was crowded out Of our
last issue. We arc pleased to an
nouncc to his friends, that lis wound
is rapidly hcpling. and that finding
himself strong enough, he removed on
Friday last to BlackYiilc, where he
can better overlook and direct his be-
loved Son. This snmo San is q spicv
chap, and talks sassy sometimes.
However its strokes are never fatal.
+! WHO say that CrangcburB is not
= moving SO ahead town! Nj.
ltzokiel is moving his Grange store
from lis old situation on Market
street, and intends taking it down
near sicroncY's hotel, and locating il
upon she.lot Formerly occupicasb, Nj.
Nch. Tie CaA Fellow. occupy the
upper story s. their hall !ol mcclip gs,
and We hear it whispered that lley
intend to hold their regular meeting
there on Monday night, no matter
where the hall maybe.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

We don't like to ''tell tales out Of
school," but We would like TO know if
uncle Zcke has found those books yet.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

y lot Of CHOICE hams just received
nj j. ". Cannon
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, OCTOBER Is, 1876.
We publish this morning seven thous
and copies Of The HERALD.

THE peach growers of Delaware have
found ont by experience that peach glu;
means f.i!u.e of profit in the peach crop.
The following IN the subject from an ex-
,hanse c,n'ayS the idea exactly "A hall
as-op OF ir'.i, pays the producer better
Ian glut ike the peach season JUS, pas.
In the resi,n Q: Nsoa, Ca, there is q
great yield o. grapes o. all fareisn vari =
ties, VIE, rel, gray aud black, which sell
for abou, ona cen, per pound"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13

such places as the theatre in question, that
maGdens men but the evil lies deeper
The moderate Use Of liquor at home, il
forbidden, the larlor and drawing room
are only 10 be used for company. the a.
lurcmenrs of light, heat, books, pictures,
amnsements. evevthing to make eompara-
lively attractive are absent, r,sul:-the
gaud, glitter, and revslry such den' as
the Grand Central, or Mor,imers, with
their painted women, showy furniture,
freScoes and their refreshment bars ent!cins
to drunkness and g,uttonv, being Superior
in attractions to their own homes they 60
there. In this light it is natural, that the
animal man would seek for enjoyment.
The sooner parents recognize the fact, that
the safety of their sons, lie not in lodges of
Sons of Temperance, or the basement Of
churches bu, in the superior attractions
Of our homes, 10 public places, the better
for the world. A warm, well lighted
room, with some pleasant books, chess
board, and pack of cards, have more per-
suaSive power in family ofboys, than the
Gems of Spurseon,' the american pull
pit" and "Bour,laloe's Sermons" COM
bined. Remember it is a human animal,
which is 10 be trained into habits OF life,
and SO recrea;ing give i: an opportunity for
enjoyment at home.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
CEILR'E PLAY NlO.NyII

Is the victory Won in September to J.,
frittei-d away, by the seltishness and dog
gedness Of = few members of Cornell > i
it to become patent that the Dcmocrac,
lacks the discipline which earrs success,
ana rear' its fruit ? Are our people to b,
made the 'uhject of .jibe an,! j2cr, by til.
Republican. Of Wilmington
l, isGn;:s ev:lent, tl,a, the member :.or
he g.! Wsrl, saI one of tie ueE!ler
frc1A the III, have settled in;o s~c,. 4 sir.
it # cIio i:c=, to >acl o:!:er as to r.a:e!
concession slime: ;aro>siJle. Afw davs
aso NJ. f4r7e,! w.s fourd vo.::n. fyr
pani2l Iarra, he is VOW v2:in, a-aias,
him. Nr. Havcs w"s :,'.ar vo:in. .-a;.,.,
lin an, i Nv voting for him. Ds,u..u
coz2::;:@s f>c::cns, I.r. Ty'> w-::i.. :..s
prize
TAa 4's1!ii;r 0: 50 acting Is cz :, ,.-'y
censrra5je. The people >houll deal.nl a
faithful performance Of the .rus: reo t!
IN Cou1cin:n. # the! pern, member.
% allow ii: IN ..ion,or passi Y, 10 govern
hem. they sre ilr; Il: 10 perform The duty
ca'' uI''n 'h=1,. The pre~t;l. bah, slew.
I Cornell comes rom disregard 0! tie
F'S-:,r :>cip:ne. e-:rc;-+zi through eau
e-S; w!.:a the decision of tie Council c,,.
O.. h.i BEN di--~ra.l.i. li.o--aniz :.;o,
,Fs-2n, .n3 If NJ. Hrle. whom We are H.
:2:12ec employs ,wo colurel In 10 q.
",::'e ia? il. liz / a-:1e...;s { n,irue. il
y:sss.e !: ~ : ain. d; ,!.o r...aw!.y..:,.,l
10 X Dual !! "a: d:::.i,1 o. III cl.r..
" are III wiring asa:n>, Tie a.a4>s Q:
Nj. Hy6e; ta; Presenting ..e case as Ii
'::l i' ion ...e sand pin, oi tie co.s:i:-
Gt.!c!v Who gave the boxing members O.:
Council official b.!ng. Il We are 10 have
= dose 0: liberalism which II ans a scheme
70 further personal ends. vel! AMI good.
!: party di-c: line i> to te ma:n-a:n;A.
stand ~ i. cr-t-i; and name some man.
W:?i.es ~ era,.i1-. hy 4 committee O.:
y:::.z:a. ": II. lie elcsn:-:c-, aal bal.e.,
.a1s: a,:k. aces?:, or take tie c7l.,e.
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