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Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

WYE WILL OFFER TODAY AT THE
w Granger store, l03 Z. 9th at, special
bargains In white and yellow canned peaches
in heavy syrup, at 1Sc. can; pine apple
cheese at l5c. b, horse radiah, 10c. bottle Sfb
best French prunes at &c., North OF England
sauce at l0c bottle, best sardnes at 2 cans for
25c., bargain 2 cans table peaches, 25c. We
havo lowered oar best patent process -four to
Si.l0 per bag, and small bags at 55c. this is
exceedingly low, try 1t; our coffee at 25c Is
the same as others are selling for 30c, Italian
peaches, lOc b; sweet oil, 10c. bottle. Our
flour at $725 Is excellent, our -four at SO 90 is
the best in the city for the price, our flour at
$3.50 needs only one trial and you will buy 1t
again, and our Foster tea ut soc. Ii is the very
best for the price to be found. We keep one
man putting up this tea, so great is the de.
mand for it, We are the only agents here.
t-y it aad you will never use any other Sold
only at 103 L. eth at. 5-l8s3t T.. M. WIER,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
DRoPosALs FOR olTY HAULING.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No. 816 East Sixth street.

WILMINGTON, DEL. NAV IT, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received In the bo,
IN the City Council Chambe-, until 7.SO p. N.
Thursday, May II, 1880, for furnishing tearrt
and hauling by the load, sand from the Fand
pit and stone from the stone breaker, to any
part of the city where the Street Commi5.
sioner may need them. The contract will be
for the space OF six mtnths. Parties bidding
will please state the number Of teams they
can furnish and the price per load OK not lesa
than twenty-five bushels. ~
A bond with security In the sum OF one han
for tho good faith Of the bidder, and the Der.
son or persons, to whom the. contract may be
awarded shall give a bond with security In
the sum of two hundred dollars fer the faith.
iul performance Of the contract. ..
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. All bids must DO properly
signed, sealed and endorsed "Proposais for
CITY Hauling" ,Foriurtber information apply
b.ls L. P. LYNCH, Street Commissioner.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
To the Aerehants.

The REpUBLroAs has a circulation in
Wilmington greater than all the other
three dailies combined. We wish the
merchants and others who advertise to
make . note of this fact.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

Having for tho last four ysGfs given tht
Hour trade considerable attention End fotint
out which Ia the best. am prep,sted to fur
nish the celebrated Minnesota Sprirg wheat
hour In any quantity desired to all who want
q superior article. am prepared to eultan
toe that thjs flour will turn out so pounds
moro bread to tho barrel than any of the com.
men brands, and with good baking II is i'm
ders at Adj King street, Central Building, e
at o2S Shtpley street. WM. u. PIOKEIS.
4-2l-tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

Is OUR turbine water wheel to be a
failure after all 7 We feerel as. much
some time ago but We were assured that
It was all right. gItsesms that there is
|ssmsthiDg yet to learn in mechanics
aid hydraulics. n re r.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

THE FIRST spurt in the Croasdale IL.
bel suits against the officers Of the Della
ware s. F. and M. Insurance companies
has come of. The. first day rssultt d in
bringing out the circulation of some Of
the newspapers two years ago and the
salary of the editor Of the g Every
Evening"" $4,000 is a very good sal
ary but as we do not wish to say any.
thing which orsates prejudice one way
or the other in the trials now pending.
we withhold for the present. '.,.. 49,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
UoUsEAND SIGN PAINTING.

Training, Vsrnishine, Paper yarnjsb,a1 +,
Specially, Staining Rnd Hard Wcot FiniSbisg
ana every Kind Of work In our line done l., :, n
nnrSt'elNas manner by experlencaI worImsr .
'"srohaSo solicited. Estinates iurniuhed,
DANIEL SMITH, Manager.
Successor to Barker & Smith ots
@i '1UIrTIET STE IYT
sI1. W:llat Ay&eD, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
NOOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
" AND MULES FOR SALE
29-3m BY W. X. STOOKLEY,
MARTINS LIVERY STABLES,
COR. ThIRD AND ORANGE STREET

GY EEN For large Toad OF kindlir 4
gpX otBN6 wood. Orders can be left at
Gray 81 Bres., Second and King strests; ia
COB Moore, ,es City Depot; and John q. Miller,
at blslna sun, OF Of the Factory, corner Of
Unieu street and ailpiu avenue.
s-tar' !. MdK ITTNEY
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
PUBLIC SALES.
EOUBLIC SALE

H.
IL -0F-
3S GOOD BUILDING LOTS
On Fifth, Tenth, Scott, DUPONT and othe
streets, aad on Lowering and Giipin avenues
ON SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880,
At3o'clonk p. NJ,
On tho premises, without pos.ponement
withdrawal or underbidding.
These lots are variously located on the Low
ering property, in the popular 40 Acres" or
the Gilpln property, Eear tho Cause villas, OF
western Fifth street, and near the great i'm
provemenns in the southwestern part Of the
city are nearly all oa elevated ground, and
ere really desirable for purchasers. The sub
scrlDeris readily selling ground In some 10
calites ct double the prices offered at two
years ago, and can quickly rent bo small
dwelling at advanced rates.
The eale will commence ut 9 P. M. with No.
l and lots on Lowering property; proceed
abOu $3.50 p. M. with Nos 10 26, inclusive,
on Gjlpiu property at about s p. M.wtth lots
" to 81. iGclusly2, and about $50 p. NJ. with
the Balance OF lots in southwestern part OF the
city. An Omnibus will leave Seventh and
Market SITS. at 2.S0 L. M.
For terms of sale, plSts and particulars see
posters.
J.T. HEALD,
Seventh and Market sts.
6.l7.l9.2l-22 Agent to effect the sGie.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
EsusLlo SALE.

DTgLlC SALE.
L. W. Stidham & Son will sell at Public
Sale in front oi their auction rooms, Ill E. 4 n
st., on
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1880,
At 10 clock, A. M, tull-bred Alderney
COW, with Gait by her side, lyearling heiier.
The above are choice stock and deserve the
attention Of Rentlomen wanting coed stocF
A ereGtt will be given of months.
52lt1t THOS. CRAWFORD.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
HHHE HOME SCHOOL, y

VIII begin It's second term on sepssuber
IL, 1880: Principals Miss Emile j.. Themp.
son and Mr5. II. II. Dorsey. For turthG par
acuars Apply 10 MISS THO MP90N,
-2tlyd $50 MARKET 20.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
lCAMARIrAN,s GIFT.

The only real cure for Gonorrheea, dleei
and diseases arising from indiscret'ons ~
We diicard Balsam Copapia asU 14npt
only useless, but hurtfnl, end6< Iklhs
drug keep away from the quaol .sT4~b
wHAr TIE AFFLICTED HAvEsA&M
DksHIoSpA Oo., 9lb Race sty iladel-
Iphla: / app1sI 70 you, and ff1there Is any
earthly relI for mo ! wish you would do
sodethipg we About sight months ago
got into I'd ~. ] took capsules, went TO doc
tors. and &sa cpst me one hundred dollars
first for fnfs medicine, then for that--without
any benefit. A few days ago friend told me
Of the Samaritan's Git; he said It would Ger
tainly cure me- This is why address yon foi
advice.
Let the above be warning to others.
When you get Into trouble, procure at once
tho Samaritan's Gilt, and you will DO all
right In two or three days. Price Male,
PACKAGES W; female, $3. Sent by mail IN
plain envelope by Desmond Il Co., Frepris-
tors, 916 Race street, Philadelphia.
Sold DO z, JAMES BELT, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, Wilmington, Del, and by Drug
gists generally. +SOmWsly ,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

ID pEOPENED.-J. H. STANTON HAS
- reopened business at his old stand, Ne.
u e. Seventh st., Earno srs' sMarket.| .GlSitt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
Two sirant Failures.

u
Coal and Iron Company which collaps
ed yesterday bringing down the Phila
deIphia and Reading Railroad Company
with it. 1t was known for some tins
past that these two mmsmo:h compa-
nies had a hard struggle for existence,
but none not fully acquainted with the
true inwardness ofthe workings ofcon-
Germs the dreamed that total collapse
would ensue so soon. 1t was only the
pluck and vim of Mr.. Gowen the Pres
ident Of the two companies that kept
them afoat SO long. The company was
too heavy too hold together, in fact too
large for one managinghead alone. There
was no better, ADLER or shrewder man.
ager than MIR. Gowen hut he stood
alone comparatively, and when the
strain became to heavy for him to bear
up under, his yielding meant the col
lapse of the two companies which until
yesterday he carried upon his shoulders.
1t is probable that very little sympathy
will be expressed by the masses of the
people who are avsrse to huge mono
poles, however beneficial they might
be to the public under some circum-
stances. 1t is not likely that the fail
urs will make any marked change in
the price of coal which cannot b.
remedied in short time. The
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
with all its rolling stock depots and
franchises still remains, and if the old
company is not resusoitated another
will eke its place. The great coal
fields on the Schuykill over which the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company hold undisputed sway are as
rich in the black mineral as ever, and
if the old company does not remove, the
coal mining and transportation Of coal
as business will vibrate to the touch
of other and perhaps new corporations.
The following will serve 10 give some
Of the extent Of the fail.
ure;
The general balance sheet Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company, Nov. 80, 1879, shows !
hat the value Of the coal lands, timber
ands, improvements, &c., is $50, $685.
19s.45. Against this there are mort
yages and capital stock ($S,O0O,O0W /
amounting to $4,000, ,s64.O4. OF the
two, amounting to $50, 737,- e
1888, are held by the Philadelphia I
Gud Reading R. R. Co. Is
The assets are placed at SO, 1913, ILL., i
n and the liabilities amount to 81, ,657-
)7O.O7.
The cash deficit of the Coal and Iron
last year was stated in the re-
port:
Total interest charges. ,054, 1856 90
Loss payable in scrip............. lA,l7O00
1898 Sl5 80
Losses tor the year................ $780, 450 S5
$685. ,2s6 "a I
The report of the Chief Engineer for h
he year ending November Both, 1879,
hows that the Company owned 70 col. i
ieries, exclusive of many small work y
ngs, and the tonnage mined by the )
company was $4,2s9, ,929.O5. Such a
allure is we'll calculated to disturb I
business, but it is hoped none will :
iuffer but the corporation Itself, which
according to an old maxim has no soul
anyhow.
--------~-@~0-~--- |,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
TlHoMAs Riley,
PhAoTloAL PLUMRER, STEAM AM
GAS FTTCEIl,
NO. As WEST SEVENTH srREEr

"a aor,g aaNl,ng made plumbing and sanitary on
ssJI'tS Sass tnS lor tho past forty years nv 6usi
ttom - '9el @ confident Of giving entire satisrat
~ ''iVge VINO may favor toe with thoi. M
to ability. Si'oa IN IN sSEaN
4nV-@aa A!l4EY, M Y. HENENvft g
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
EiOR SHERIFF
NOR SHERIFF..

VNON SHENIfE,
The undersigned offers hinself as oand
date fn tho Republican nomination to,
Sheriff Of New Castle county, and while 10 90.
liciting the Votes Of his fellow citizens ior the
Office plcdges hiuself to cordially support the
nominee whoever he may be.
M. H. PAXSON.
211.iwd-8mw Pepcgaer Hnndr,d
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
EloR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

Ihe undersigned would resnec,tu,,v m
hounco himself as q candidate for the nomi
natton OF County Assessor tor the N1rthorn
fsttict for the City Of Wilmington sub,oct
W the decision of the Republican narty.
o'T-u CHAS. Il. WOODWARD
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
ICE.,

THIRTY POUNDS AND OVER AT
RATE OF 90 CIS. PER lVObs'
Ice by the ton ut special rates. The
neglect or incivility on the part o. the y
If reported at once at the oihce W
promptly remediod. We haye' cons'an
hand q
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
2-11.1wd-8m'
NOR CORONER,

The undersigned ofters blmse,f m a cand,
date for the Republican nomination tor cSorn
her, Of New Castle county. At the same time
nat re VIII be thankful to every man for ala
vote, ne pledges himself to support the sue
cessiul nominee. 21T-d W VIM. HICKEY
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
.IoAN d. MA&TlN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No. IN SMILEY STREET.
TITO THE PUBLIC!

| Notwithstanding the increago in tho prics
Of ice, Charley Kyle, tho veteran ice cream
| dealer, proposes 10 give as large a plate OF
cream as usual. Charley has Made ample ar.
| rangements to supply all with ice cream and
confectionery, who may call, feeling assured
that II they once pntronlzo him they will al.
ways be his customers. Mr.. Kyle has followed
and he feels confident that he can please
those who call at his store, N. e. cor. Sixth
and orange, or at his stalls No, 81, Sc, S8, 2Cd
street market. Pic n!cs, excursions and pri.
yate parties furnished with ice cream at rea-
ssnable ratas. All orders promptly attended
TO and hlled vixen promised. Your patronage
is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
5Iu N. e. cor. Sixth and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22
GRGCRklEN.

CTROG9 AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
rs GENTS PER POUND.
BLACK. GRE N, JAPAN AND MIxEl
TEAS AT
GENTS PER POUND.
These goods are unezcelled In purity, ,strenyt,
and flavor, by any In the city St the
price. Try them and be
convinced Of the fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. X. BOWMAN Manager,
10 E. SECOND ST., 10 4. SECOND ST.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment Of the finer grades of--Tea
and Cotiee, and perfectly pure pepper, and
spices generally. Is ono Of the best. Prioaa
alway right. SUGAR AT COST TO GUS
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

THURSDAY. JUNE 3, 1889,
at l.3O O'Clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County Cows and fg.E1
some fat stock. A credit of 90 days HEY
Will be givenp No postponemsnt on account
N. B.-A lot ief York State Bulls will be Of:
iered at Private Sale on June9.
62l.d&wts. AMOS W. HOUSE
L. ". Sttuham l. Son, Aue.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

TEyO THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
II COUNTY
GENTLEMEN Il again offer myself as O.
candidate for tho Office of Sheriff, subject
10 the decisisn Of the Republican nomination,
and solicit the support OF my friends.
WILLIAM II. PIERCE,
2-27.t Wilmington Hundred,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

lDUBL1C SALE
-OF--
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRI HGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware Eounty,
Pm on
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

FANTED.-|
| god edl
|fi panIlall
kiE@l:i6l
|lasnSiS; bal
|ta tho best
kEaLS Oih|
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

OLD AMI RELIAB, 4 oNE-pRIoE oLoTHINa EMpoR,r,,
OLD AND RELIABLE nNE-PIuCB CLOTHING EMpHptiUUyM
OLD AND KELIABLE ONE PIuoE CLOTHING EMP9RRiHHMS.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

biz RE-
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ks.a1d Tll|
or
kInble teDa|
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

BIZ RENT
| 5lOWt
kApply 70
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Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

fANTED-1
| know ha
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hthe puDlic
kaths, at :
Daily Republican., 1880-05-22

'rANTED.-
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.susnSiS; ha
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EuQks Off
lFANTED-7
know ha
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sthe puolic
kathi, at :
rlNTED.-I
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kSt George
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fIyTED.-'
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add
$I'Ss
Mons for
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7iyTED
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tEEFrBLICAs
4 RO.
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Hs7HTee.,
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4II.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
rho loss Of a Wife.

IN comparison with tho loss Of wife all
other bcrcnvcmcnts arc trining. The wife!
she who i!la 50 large q space in the domcs-
Tic hcaTcn--shc who i9 busted, so unwea-
.i2aly, for the precious onca around hor---
bitter, bitter is The tear tia. falls upon her
cold clay! You stand beside her coffin aud
think Of the past. 1t seems an amber .ool-
ored pathway, where tho sun shone upon
beautiful flowers, or the stars hung glitter
ing overhead. Fain would the soul finger
there No thorns arc remembered above
that sweet clay, save those your hand may
unwilhngly have planted. Her noble,
t'ndcr heart lies open to your Utmost sight.
J on think CT her now az all gentlcncss, all
beauty, all purity. But she is dead! The
dear bead that laid upon your bosom rests
in the still darkness, upon pillow Of clay.
The hands that have administered so un-
tiringly, arc folded, white and cold, beneath
tho gloomy portals. The heart whose
every beat measured an eternity OF love,
lies under your feet. Tho flowers sho bent
oyer with smiles, bend pow above hor with
carp, shaking the dew from their petals,
that the yerduro around hor may be kept
green and beautiful.
There isno whitc arm over your shoulder;
no speaking face to look up into the ego Of
Logc; 10 trembling lips TO murmur, 80, it
is 90 sad"
There is SO strange hush in every room!
10 light footstep passing around. No smile
TO grcOt you at nightfall. And tho old
clock ticks and strikes, and strikes and
ticks-it was such music when she could
hear ii' Nou II cnnn,u IN knnll 0uly I h n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
4 Memorable Document.

Inc IOllOwlhS Is copy OF tho most
memorable judicial sentence which has over
been pronounced in tho annals of the world
-namcly, that Of death against tho Saviour,
with the rcmarks which tho Journal lie
Iroi has collected, and tho knowledge Of
which must be interesting to evory Chris.
tau. Unit, now we nro not aware that it
has ever appeared in the German papcrs.
1t is word Tor word MS follows:
Sentence prooouuccd by Pontius Plate,
iu:ondent OF t:n. Lowor Province of Galilcc.
that Jesus OF Nazareth shall suffer death by
the cross.
In the seventeenth year Of the reign of
the Emperor Iiberus, und OH the twenty
fourth day Of the mouth of March, in tho
tho holy city of Jerusalem, during the
poItiiuatc Of Annas und Caiaphus.
pontius Plate, tho inteudant Of tho
lower Ga!icc, sitting to Judgment in tho
presidential scat OF tho P,;utor, sentenced
Jesus OF Nazareth to death on cross,
between robbers, as the numerous aud no.
torious testimonies Of TIC pcoplo prove:
l. Jesus is Il miscalor.
2. lie hus excited the people 10 scditiou.
8. Io is 40 eucmy to the laws.
4. llo calls himself falsely the King Of
laracl.
3. he went into tho templo followed by
u multitude carrying palms in their hands.
Orders from tho first centurion, Quirrilus
Cornelius to bring him to the place OF exc
cnticn:
Forbid all persons, rich or poor, 10 pro-
vent the execution Of Jesus.
Tho witnesses who havo sgncd tho oxc-
cution OF jesus are:
l. Daniel fohani, Phariscc.
g John Hurobebcl.
g. Raphael Robani.
4. Cupot.
Jcaas to be taken out Of Jerusalem;
through tho gatca Of Tournes.
This sentence is engraved on plate of
brass, in the Hebrew language, and Gu It's
sido urc the following words: "a aimilor
plate has been scut to each tribe" II WIS
discovered in the year 1880, in the city Of
Aquila, in tho kingdom Of Naples, by a
search made for the Roman antiquities, und
remained thcro until it was touud by the
commissioner Of arts, in tho French army OF
Italy. Up to tho time of the campaign iu
| Southern ltaly it was preserved in the
sacristy Of tho Carthusians, near Naples
where II was kopt IN ii box Ct ebony. Sino,
then the relic has bceu kept in tho chapel
| at Caserta. Tho Curthusians obtained BY
their petitions, that the place might be
kept by them, which was an acknowledge
mcnt Of tho sacrifices which they made (or
The French army The french tlausatiou
was nado literally by tho members of arts
Demon had fuc sin,i2c Of tho plato On.
gravca, By Lord Howell, on tho aalo of !.is
! I IN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
The Present.

Oh slight not tho present, tho past is ar
raycd
In dim and indefinite mantle of shade;
Disturb not tho calm of its mist covered
plains,
Where glide the pale ghosts Of lost pleas
urcs and pains.
Tho future! what mortal may pierce tic
thick cloud?
The future is wrapped in unccrtauty's
shroud;
Dark trials, keen cares, from TINT shroud
may arise,
Or its secrets may nc'cr be disclosed to thy
oyes.
Tho present! Oh wish not its moments
away;
A talisman dwclls in tho might of to-day;
Past seasons arc buried, tho future unknown,
But the bright sunny present at least III
thino own;
Aud fain would bid thee fsoul knowledge
implorc,
Each day some new treasure to add TO thy
store,
Aud gently some service or Kindness i'm
part,
10 gladden. tho worn feature or hoo,hc the
sad heart
Each day may thy home and its fondly
loved tios
Acquire fresh attraction and worth in thuc
eyes,
Yet with cngticncd devotion on God
maycst thou call,
And feel that for Him thou couldst part
with them all.
Thus live, and thou wilt not in weaginesa
Thy glance from the present to picture tho
past,
Nor marvel what csrth's mystic future may
be,
Since Heaven hath in store c bright future
for thee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-08-19
ARKANSAS ExAM1NArIoN.


"Cap'n," said colorod mau entering the
office of school examiner whose skin was
so bIaok that to 500 him you would think
he had spent his lifo in boiling GROWS fol
dissatisfied pol;ticiaus-,"Cap'u," repeated
the visitor, lightly tapping on tho door
oasing.
DWELL, saL, what is hil?"
81 has called around fur to bo Eammonod
| is fcsscssionsl teacher"
"Did you know dat it is mighty hot
cross dat is fit to stand uudor do range OBJ
dc batteries Oh my knowlcgc2"
"Yas, Cap'n," said tho applicant, "and
being proud Oh my 'complishment, hez
sought you instead oh goin' aforo do oucd-
dycatcd white 'fessor"
eyer action is dat of wise man and fur
auch wisdom zibitcd in do very bud ob
de cddycashuu roses. Oh, Izo howery III
strnct my secretary to mako yer ono oh dc
shccpskin stifkit ov knowledge. Dis am
figuratiyc. Wc'se all out oh shccpskius
ard hab subti,utcl coouskins, tanned
by Arkansas niggor an kctchcd by q
famous justice % dc peace. DO hit stick
you III the stomach Oh rccognatou"
"Yas, Cap'n."
"Wall, now to dc zamminaton. Secretary,
git down dat brass pen wid dogwood
holder an fetch hit hesh, for I, in dc cor
dance wid dem strucions, is gwino ter tote
dis man thro' the now ground ob know.
ledge whar d. brars am thick aud whar
dar's many toe nail laying 'mung dc
grubs. Now for do Gust. Does yer undcr-
stnnd iogafyW
ooh, yessah, dat's my holt"
"What does yer know OBJ grammar?
Keep your mouf opon for is do cddyeashun
dentist zamminiu' dc tccf Oh yer larnin'
"I eat up grammar Eko man han!u
green's"
"What about do scicuco Oh phlegboto-
myT'
81 ken walk all over dat sciooco on
stills"
WNhat docs yer know about mataphysics2"
"Dc quilt Oh my bed am patched with it,"
"Mistcr Secretary" said tho examiner,
turning to that func,ionary, "gin dis man q
double stiiikit. Recommend him ter dc
people as do ablcst man l has zammiped
dis yeah. Dars yer papers, sab; an re-
momber dat do cloud oh eddyycashun ain a
black one. A man dat shows such famili-
arity wid science as you duz is bound one
day to put his foot on white mans shoul.
der, reach up and take do gown OBJ supori-.
ority from dc peg 10 dc wardrobe Of lfe's
great competition. Lots SEQ, fivo dollars
for do single endorsement and five dollars
and half for do double endorsement.
Gimmy ten dollars"
The money was chcerfuly paid, and tho
man with his blottcd coonskin went out
into tho world to engage in tho tourna-
mont of lcttcrB.