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N r r VI N E
OK
TONICA SPECIFICA.
A noo., IN Roth Soxea

A REM EDT WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debii-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence Of
Vicious Habits, as well as from the pros
tratlon OF old age. Its curative proper
ties in violent and chronic forms of the
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EX III HAUSTION
SELF ABUSE SPERMATORRHGA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZl y tSS IMPOlENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &c, &c.
IL has been in use over forty years, ana
Is to-day the most popular remedy FOR
TIE diseases aforementioned In I'M
WORLD. 1t can be used without regard
To diet, Is pleasant in taste, and better
than all, IL Is "A sure, safe ana certain cure.
IL Is no quack medicine but stands upon
its own merits, AS any trial Will amply
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy mas
always been sold for much larger price
than that for which IL Is now sold bSt
owing to the fact that the time for the
payment of an enormous royalty upon lts
manufacture has expired, II Is offered 10
the suffering of botn sexes at one dollar
per box. so as to be within the reach OF
All; at which price it Will be sent To any
address free OF further charge.
address, DIR, WILLIAM YOUNG,
4lB Spruce ST., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases by
mail. co" "hi"S
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80: &C: 27th 49,. :::;;. :::::s
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY's THEATRE,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER alst, 1880

These drawings occur monthly (Sun-
Act of the General Assembly of Ken
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Print
Ing and Newspaper Co., approved April o,
1873.
60 This is a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following decisions:
lSt. THAT he Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2d. It's Drdt0ilgSdre fair.
n. B.-rhe Company has now on hand
4 large reserve fund. Read the list OF
nrizes for the
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HAYDOCK's KIDNEY PANACEA

VIII give almost immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine for the cure
perience incoptestably prove this remedy
unrivalled for the disorders incidental to
the female sex. No family should be
without 1t, and 1t may be taken by young
and old, as 1t will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
headache and general debility; to the
liver bile, jaundice and yellow fever; to
patton, piles and fistula; to the lungs,
consumption, etc.; to the blood, scrofula,
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions. By
keeping these organs and vital fluid pure
tacks of disease, and no medicine yet
prepared for this purpose can equal the
action OF
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WORCESTER, Mass, Feb Sd. 1879.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
early decay, loss of manhood,
Sc., viii send a recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
20 the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Station ID
NeU York CuV. MaY1-eodD&Wly
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HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANkCEA.

The extraordinary effect of this pan acea
as prepared by DIR. Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is without
its results far beyond any of the Kidney
remedies of the day. Itstimulates Diges-
tiou, adds tone to the system, invigorat es
the Debilitated, and is infallible for the
cure o. Diabetes in It's worst form,
One trial of teaspoonful in q wine
glass of water Will convince the most
skeptical within from ten to twenty min
rrfn
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BLANKETS.

Messrs. w. M. Kennard & Co., have a
large stock of Blankets and are offering
them at lower prices than they can buy
them TO day. nov24-eod.
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ii SnilsoRDER or THEK KIDNEYS.

In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie water, or whether they be a1Hi cted
with stone or gravel, or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions
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e. CHEAPEST AND BEsT!-1
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE
FOR 1851
FULL-s1zE PAPER DATTERNs!

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durinq the wear, ~ Give Of these patterns, wcf =
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scPETrRsoS's RAGAzISE7 contains, every yes {,
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It's immense circulation ellables its rroprietor to
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Tt, fsIes and n0Ye,Cte are thu best published any.
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20 write or. 2 nally for s'PETERsoN."
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Household and other receipts articles on wax
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m@Nw Great chance a. mfts mauey We mnaa
Sill la person In every t4wn ~ tabs nalserlr.
100 ~ the largest. ca0MNese and heMt ANmMtfMtei
fauflv publication im thn world any uae 60 Do
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ainlusf ever body HuhHcFlhsa one A#ent feFHF4
ssrfs mating over a900 e3eaF Eruat in Sen MMNH AL
e.ha engage make manmeW fast. You can dm#Hie a.
Cur fias - chs business. o. snlg year HIMFe tlma
fou need n6l ~ away frau home over ni9hI Woe
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tn guu want urohtahlH wnFk aead % 1nMr address
Ia once III costs unfnlnN o. ~ fha haatnHHH. ~
7ue mho engages FALLS 81 make great raFs Address
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Good Coaches, Good Road and
Quick Time!

For MaEH NfmeatAhleH asa ~ kAkNfAAA~Atf'@
regard b this route, call ca pr addfeass
w. l.. DANLEN,
AN F...sr ana rirket AT. Naahvuls, Teas.
MM. IL, M0NEAN,
HaanirF AaH Chatfammnnms Nunm.
a. ~. WitKANE,
Trav. Agent, Atlanta Ca.
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AT BRIH OF with
East Tenn, We q Ga %.
r., for ku Kyillr, Chatta-
ugoga, and all points in
8FouaIA, ALBANIA, lEsa
wraEFK. AftsfIssfrrI=tlt
WEsr, sOurm-WEaI aud
NourH-wEsr. aud Ga
CHUINSATT. and VulEt
along the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad
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The Morristown Gazette.
COB R~uws EsEsT.
nc. c1.nK wHTrNE1.

In many. troubles that qerplexl
And make us weary Of TINS h-e1
fTre would say, 81 viii not yex s.B
nv so,ll no more with woF. d'y srEitss
y,r1t togt-ipo r1pvord--s' God Knows De@''
Into His care leave ali the rest
Instead we strive with HANDS 70 "a
70 part the clouds upon ouE VA
An re gives us no warrior naaI
Inyulnsreb,e t. sorrow 5 sas! /, o,7r breast
And when is darts pierce ilro1g l,e -
TSaaeh n 10 feel that God knows OSS@
And onr weak spirits seek reiease'
Ard erv aloud TO Him In Taif.
n E1ccor or to stlA In peace,
s-h5f10b granting not our Wild rogussS
Teseb ~ to feel that God knows DeS@
When Ike serpent from its lair,
with coils that Hill al they eLlDh1'e7
Sin springs upon Us unaware, -,.4.
And pofscns what was pure ana ctaA9"oB
Though falling meath teInptauoI Se'''
Feach M TO feel that God knows CesS
RAAKERsBUBG, W. ".
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PULLMAN CANS, Washington % hss g5 ls ,al-t.
via TyuchburE and Uriatnl-LklHMluh hAkhf
gEs i.yuchburg 60 Memphis lfia y. n D.
without change. ..-...
First-CIass aud EniFfaut Titksis 10 81 pf.neifal
UaIHts ~ I-T and NuHTW.WFht, aa lna 81 hf eel
1tfer am RAN Liza. a. EMtOiiAH4h cAhtAHb
IA Exprear TraiuH=1tl pounds ~ BAGGAGE ht"e 20
To- sah fuI urkft and f5 r0uads g. each half tfkrt
ruFF children tsiefsn and ~ years ehtfEes
laif ratas-undgF year. tEtE -.
ibis Road comprises 40 HnrnriaNt US =. w.
OLD RELIABLE VIRGINIA A lENhs Ait'.tsiF -
gHerfug TrNsUUpA ~~fp TACfIfllla tuf thH 80
Bsdifi1us hantiiug 90 freight t1 ahd irnm t5s
NORTH SOUTH aud WENIs issuing lMFNN@M
bills or LAufNG % 81 principal rg.his
| prlufrt az fuztfutuf 20 rlaIur. NNAb htn NHHhs
eFLLfp. MkskurWFsT tHIQvAtLEp. NoHhhf-
u1Es SrEE.
/ sw-Na trouble g. auawff ir'tFrH
For Tickets, Rates, Mar Blis, A. 80 aftE
l. y BROWN. CAS- Q. TuAyFtfNs AaH
HgH.abarMt Va
~ W. OsBCnSE. MaatKr % tHkEas
IrifFthufR, We.
FRANE HUOTB, srr't THasst
fgutabHrE, Nss
ar % sJ-ly
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nR CIR businass nov before the public. You
DHg IL can make money faster a. work LOT
las than ut anything else. Capital not required.
We will start you $40 day aRd upwards made
at home by ths industrious. Men, wo1nens o0ye
ana girls wanted everywhere to work Tor u.s. Nov
j. tue time. You can devote your whole time e
fae work or only YOUR spare moments No other
business win pay You nearly as well. NO ono will
ing to work can fail 10 make enormous Pay by en-
0nelna III once Costly Outfit aud terms free. A
great OPPORTUNITY for Masking money easily and
hUuurably, Address TRUE q COS Augusta, he.
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AT LYNCHBuHG.
with Virginia Midland %.
X. 90 aud from tau AuIth
aud south.
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AT N0NFULK, wtb
stsamfra 90 hag l.Es.nla
Don aHtous afh Msfs
hAuts A Minffs . 1aHas
.rHttbtlFH Co.. far itaiiia
.morc Neu Nafkanf Eaar
.taI
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AT pFTEK bUHn.
with TiaHuaua A l'fiffs-
burg d. d aud fetrfsa
burg Hnadt Cos Mtiaccf
wilmington A she auils
fttt.
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FOR THE
North and West!
Do not Fail To see that Your
Ticket Reads by the
Nashville,
Chattanooga &
St. Louis RR.

WNOR SPEED. SAFETY AND
4 comfort, you viii and this ine o. ~ uHFi.M
"a. For she Csllbf hlHd hffiHEE aHf hafnHlff ~
sorts Round Trip tifkafH ecu tf purchased at At
principal Offices. EuiFr4uss wlsfthE y r. Me~R
slthar b. locate Or prnHrfrfafti vi hhA y ta
Ihsfr alIyantere - - bg ihis route. Euund IriH
.rltrant tirista "a asla fo renas points. ThfCuNh
rgarhaa are run from Chattanooga tu CuMnfhmm
Without change. sleeping ennrhma 90 ~ nAg@s
rAlns.
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BrHEyttGF Ella
Richmond A uauFiiie a
& Ger kGrHAnsni arriHs
Ing hte.Jur.m - Boy
yuurfifkfts ltttHM pHgt
t.a uJEANHEE
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Hlchmoud A Dauyiiic q
r.. for Greensboro, Char
lotte and Springs iu Wee.
tern North Carolina.
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PURE AND GOOD
SATURDAY NIGH
Supei9r il All Respects

na7 W 941re. eleyating and instructive
Tebas a GLAD WELCOME IN EVERY mouse
1,oi5 for its influence is good. -
II mas THE LARGEST ClkCHLAIAo-'' w.
TIC HIGHEsIs GLASS OF READERS
-. ,..,,,,4ation every where as the
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...-. ... E~-s s.sGAaTa&AA9&@A G@O@N@S@
-t- = runrsly New and uaaitigslI sassslss
@Es Remedy o. tLe speedy ana reraansHA
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4a.t ~ 4f .-ssa Ir =. slssgyaaaa aasa = =
III .Hsrs.l t.4s Is prs Fsftsei sAes..s.sa. " -
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Unsolicited fssfsTII0nW g fAs Es6lcacE ~
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ctsssrs Aur IN is7i thoroarhiy sursa ma fssi ~
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stepped az apraTeui troehs. ~ .hsss = a. -
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twice mueh of As was before nkng ~ - s.s
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R,.t virginia Aag - is79T rccelvsa yaur fisie@ "a
believe has cured me- for which am very Aa@eish "
tNo n fog friend YCn haya agac sfeal hag i9f ne
will iend you az TIE sl.LatA coo.
Aesrosal Il PIWslclan and slfvgeoIa.
- ~ Pssiss Tie pstssi On shsa have assd 4
toE 10 ad1toa 20 sample eeH = iasi faeo'sfs ass
ES-OIn y NI.Waglsf.
MrvIauA ssuf lasa y last 1alaaY 80 frem fru
kox nf yaar Fsardy Tor " our tufomts naa 30
spersct Of hiHa. We have aHqiHef fuFfassg 49,
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Atlantic, Miss. & Ohio
RAILROAD
Connections
Eastward.
IS EFFECT JuLY 25m, 1850.

ArIYNCuBrHa,vith
Virginia Midiaud d !
fF WasLlugtan. hallt-
mrrr, Philadelphia uNd
Nrw York, and fgr Dan
Willie. urouuahurn A.
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pa Iauts
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nected with Love- Courtsiip and AiafiAeei y So-4,
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Snhscrintion Price :

For one Year, 50 Numbers, is only $3.eC
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AT pETERgBUHHs
uith Richmond kifeters.
burg Railroad. fuf Rith.
mund, Washington, hal.
tlmore and tls Fast, aud
Spring. along she llns "a
Chesapeake a Ohio n. j
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BeSt Family Paper Published !

-, nal wants Of every men4Def o1 thS
AL yT 9dna and old supplied from It's varied
~ s selesg stream of pure, wholesome h's1A
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Raa.osaa N Physician and Surgeon
Mitonr Iune 26lh. aFlease FORWARD ne q eace aneths
boz Of the Paslias. The paenf On vaeH hase asfa i
enc loE IL aadluoa 10 sample hoH lasi rneoysFaEs ana
f4raa III eHN
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Broken HOrseshoes

EDISON MEETS ANOTHER DIFFICULTY,
DUT is HOPEFUL OF HIS NEW LIGHT.
NEW YORK, January 15,-A reporter
Of the Erening Post was sent TO Menlo
Park yesterday, and found matters in
Mr.. Edison's shops rather at standstill.
About two weeks ago many lamps
which had been burning beautifully sud
denly went out, owing to the breakage
of the carbon horseshoes, which have
already been fully described in these
columns. Some lamps were found to
last not more than an hour, and it was
decided to suspend their further manu-
facture. Mr.. Edison is now at work try
ing to find out the weak point which
causes the trouble. He thinks that the
heat emitted by the light cracks the glass
at the place where the platinum wires
enter the lamp, and that air gets in. No
change can be found in any of the car
bons which have been burning for some
weeks the edges are just the same un-
der the microscope as before the carbons
were put into the lamps. At present
there are fifty lamps burning, one of
which has now been in use for nearly
forty days. A new glassblowe- has been
engaged, and notifications may be made
in the lamp allowing for some means of
carrying of the heat emitted.
Mr.. Edison and his assistants are not
lownhearted, and hope to overcome the
newly-discovered difficulties in time TO
introduce the Ii, hit into practical use be-
fore next winter. Mr.. Edison says he
has hard work in convincing people that
his lamp is yet an experiment only, al
which he works every day.
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District with an equal number Of inhab-
itants and less is paid back TO lts people in
protection. tu fact, II Delaware could
be allowed TO keep the money that her
people pay to the government annually
she would soon become immensely
wealthy. Mr.. Salisbury said in the
Senate of the United States that we paid
in fifteen years nearly fifteen millions of
collars to the government, and repeated
his assertion after careful revision in q
speech at New Castle. Instead of the
government of the United States being q
cheap one, as it use 10 be, the domineer-
ing influence Of the six small New Eng
land States, with twelve votes In the
Senate have made 1t one of the most
costly, and wasteful governments on the
earth, and out OF this extravaganza those
States have managed to grow rich, as
they are doing now out of the vast debt
and brokerage of the nation. Delaware
being small and poor is made to pay and
gets little in return except from
the high salaries paid to government off
cials.
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RObbin0 the MGiLs.

Easton (Md.) Ledger Jacob q. Glib
son, lately acting as an assistant to the
postmaster at Bay Hundred postoffice in
this county, was arrested on schooner
in Eastern Bay, near Bay Hundred, on
Thursday last, by William T. Hender-
son, special agent of the PosLoffice De-
partment. He was carried before Con-
missioner Rogers, of Baltimore, Thurs
day afternoon and charged with taking q
letter mailed by NJ, Z, Brundage, from
Connellsville postoffice, Oct. 21st, TO
Miss Belle Hunt, at Bay Hundred post
office. The letter containing a gold ring,
valued at SIS, apparently an engagement
ring, which was found in possession of a
young lady to whom, 1t is alleged, Glib.
son gave it. Special Agenderson traced
the missing letter aud ring and ther
made the arrest. A further hearing wa,
postponed to enable witnesses TO bt
summoned from Bay Hundred. Gibson
says he bought the ring of colored boy
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Faclas,
to me directed, will be exposei 70 public
sale, al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. 84i Shipley street. kept by. John ].
Dougherty, In the city OF Whining ion, t,
New G sBtle county, Del.
ON SATURDAY,
The 3lst day OF January, 1880
AT 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, Wig;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate, Tying and being IN the city OF
Wilmington Aforesaid, with a two story
frame house thereon erected, bounded and
described as fol lows, To wit:
Beginning for the same on the southerly
side OF Curlett street, atthe distance o 96
feet from the corner formed by tue inter-
section OF the westerly side OF Church
street with the southerly side OF Curlett
street, running thence southerly parable
with Church street 90 feet 10 cornGr r,
hence westerly parallel with Curlett
street II feet To n corner, thence nortnerly
parallel with Church street % feet TO the
soulherly side OF Curlett street, thence
easJerly along said side OF said street II
feet To the place of beginning, be the con-
Tents within said bounds what they may
Book q, vol. 7, page l4i, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Solomon Cook, surviving
Mortg gor and t. T., and TO be sold by
JOAN PYLE. Sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, January "a
1880. JAM ,-3twts
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ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
Az SECOND offlEs CLASS MATTER
FRIDAY. JANUARY Ie. 1880.
TIE RrpUBLrc Nor A FAILURE

THE REPUBLIC Nor A FAILURE
The young men of this country will read
the letter Of Charles O'Conor, Esq,
with amazement. If there has been any
thing impressed upon the minds of the
young people, during the past ten years
It Is that the Republic is success. (,
We have the greatest esteem for learn
ing and ability wherever we see it, and
cannot fail to be impressed with the de-
ference paid to Mr.. O'Conor by the
ablest legal minds and the most profound
writers for the press. But, nevertheless,
Mr.. o'Conor is just as likely to draw
wrong conclusions as any other old gen.
tleman who endeavors to look into the
failure and assume to the attitude of
prophet Of evil. We have no faith in
his prediction, whatever, and we hope
every young Democrat will scout it.
The Republic has passed through far
more trying scenes than any the future
presents now. The people have not
been educated for whole century in
Republican-Democratic schools that man
as capable of selfgovernment for moth
ing. The progress of intelligence is not
backward; nor are the people prepared
10 believe that when we were weak and
comparatively ignorant, we were, as a
people, more capable of governing than
we are now, when the ablest and wisest
of the Old Word liberallsts say that the
people Of the United States are the best
educated people in the world. They go
farther. They say we are the most clean
ly, the most temperate, and, in personal
effects, the richest.
We regret to say 1t, but really Mr..
O'Conor must be in his dotage. We
do not avoid the fact that Republics
have not been successful in past ages.
Had this been 50 this would not be the
only one entitled to the name In the
10th century.
1t is reallyon of the strangest things
Of the day that an old man with so much
learning should say to the people just
as they had become more convinced than
ever of the ability and strength of the
Republic, that it was failure. Really,
we don't want to learn Democracy from
Mr.. o'Conor. But we might remind our
readers that the Tory statesmen of En-
gland and the monarchists of Europe
have been predicting the Republic a
failure since July 4th, 1776; just as they
will go on predicting, perhaps, until they
wake up some day to find the whole
fabric Of the United Kingdom some
kind Of a Republic, fashioned after the
once much-abused American Union.