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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
Bankrupt Notices.

rENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 Erst day OF May A D. I'81, atlas Warrant Bank
tuytey isausd against the exfate Of John W.
CsA&FoIsh Of the City aaa County OF Hew;YoGk
Oh SeWT3Ek. who has been adiudged 6Hnkrnp
his PetiIioa that the payment OF any debts ann
delivery property belonging 20 such bankrupt 70 him
Id. ana transfer OF property by him
tOrtd0sr that meeting or the creditors OF
the Bad bankrupt ter debts and 10 choose
or morS nasghees Of bis estate VIII DO held at Court OF
Banksuptpy holden 522 Broadway, the Citv
Of NewY0rk. In the southern district OF NewiOrk before
Isasc Dsytos Register ca thO ION day O. Juhe 1880
as ~ o'eiaok LOUIS y. PAYS,
VA MarSbAI Messenger. sOutBefl DisssS. XSE' or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
9USfrUrfl0H.
For Both soxes-Country.


NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-FOr both sexes;
pared Tor business fae Or me n a ~ Principal
Mt K!sCO EDUCATIONAL Ia IS Ssdrd5 WI f.
open sept To- Sams ieasoia6le Mas p Hyatt PrincipA
NEWTON COLLEGE late INSTITUTE, New "
~ ton Sussex County N; " thY Excellent govern.
mem and influences thorough to 1T Tor any 3
students Fayel nc ice LIP Judge John A. BAR G
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyaek, n. T.
SIS per- SsV YEAR sena catalogue W. H. BANNLS
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on the Hud-
~ cb s2s W on I Pa Of IT, most dell home
ant drives mountain scenery boating and SAT- wafer oSH
at reS'OnAO'e r"''N Nu0'e'' VIII BANNIsrER, a. N.
CWARTHMORh COLLEGE, near Plliladel;;
- DhUnder Of FrieHS Both sexes adtl.lea ia Anu
Ode nss Normal Department PTSpATa'T sna
President swaIthmOre Delaware CO.. Penn
TENHE SUMNER SESSION Of the SELLECk
SCHOOL, NorwaE, Conn the design OF which , S 70 70
ssr . e S'' IN RE VIII
last Thu4 u LIME sss gS n, pS morning hours
will occupied in school ana easSCm TSr after S w en-
Pnps T o a 9s Ssfe S VARIOUS which
PrGnen feature n s % the So tSe
adjacent pleasure trips s,,,G Sse ISLANDS
in la nS S "a & bo To ana from
ferent points 0rlongs TO the school coninoO Va 20 anu
swimming house and we'll furnished gymnasium are at
sSonSd IL sfse and farm Of considerable adons
tits INTENDED that this midsunmei Irang5neHt snail &C.
the country and also EMPLOY certain part OF the
lOag vacation in school exercises and duty - ~ =. ,ho
Uf his assistants may % seen at te
BrevOor House TUESDAYS and Thursdays OF the next
thru wsSs c5S o 10 Il PncAneys school Agency
Domestic Building. 14th ST and Br0adwaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTIcE.Hihe steamer. i this Line taEo Lieutenant
Maur lane routes It all seasons o. 9S y%'r m.
cci iii33 or or BH r.! SDHY June ,.
cIY OF OF MHii June r 3S NJ
CITY Or FSam tT 3 n r. loot or Of char TO- ''O
CAElN $50 and 800 Return cSets % favorable erms
sa6das sOSing and bath atshpa
g. 6& Pc ( %ae ei II and ;pSSp
aIo4raG ar Sn &Nb 3
F6E LoN iSS Victoria NV :;
In June D. > p IN AL ~ an 10 sS. . IN ~,
BrGa oTr than most lines C9mIIy, ees aS mSS %
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
rheae hrstclas steamships san regularly AZ p m from
sAHTiAG6 D. CUBA. Capt FOote. thursday June 9
pass;1 foT q +, pi;ss| apply
LAW'rON BROS. AGENTS 10 Havana
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sailing FROM Pier foot Of CtnaI-st- North iaVer
s s%@ nS < % i' aaaS S T rDV'%A
% cling FOR csaFa and and. So9 as5 4R ,sa and Aex'~
''T ,Iu p = r0SGo about Itiy
From ian Francisco TO Honolulu New L'aahu "u' Aus
'i ~ ln,hip ZGAI.AS Ola saturday, June 3 noon.
or inr arrival Of london mails at san Francisco
gcr height or general i9tornaiSp Apply at Co"pahy'
Pas4cnrers forwarded 10 IN FRANCI SEQ SAH nW MI
iIiH' I5U NJ AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAN aud
g %rmaton Zrsa 1 10 r3"'e' apply to tao
i"t'tIISTT wv All w. '' a. j. BULLAY.
q, nrrai Passenger Agent. superintendent.
DOTTERDAM LINE.
h lr Ces Pier adj ravonia Ferry Jersey Gty
= lti - u, .t;.IdlY May -. W A. sChOL ZEN,
Wr,!ut ay. Jnrr IAN FERpNM. WedieSa', unc .
Isl t'au.n. p-r7J ~ CIbIu <iJ 500 Steerage s!6
II CAItl y. General gent, = south WiilamSt
Fl CH EDl c.. = south Wlanisi., Fret.ht Ags
l.. ". 3OHKG~ %" broadway Genera PASSAGE Agent
WHITE STAR LINE
w NlrED - ATES AND Roy Al lAl J. - EAAl a. 10
FOR o. EE%~rDWN AND LINEtPOOL
MOTTO r.. " thus Line take the l-ihs ROUTE
recommended ~ MauIy L. > NJ Oh ooth the odt""fd
and honewaui VOYAGES , , : -, .,
ADkIArI, Lp; Thursdh' Jtuir ~, = IN
GA.MANIC. Cirt Grnneiy SatuIAs' Juhe ~, : y u
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WGsr
I,, steamers size ami unsurpassed IN ap.
IEc St3eTOuinS. SmoAlhS an BAL
pa rd auidsps. acre the NOISE AMI nOtOn hIS
ILL aIurdng OF comfort hitherto unaLoiO'o
4. 80, -. c...-o R,I D..,r,
tickets o favorable terms.
These steamers carry nett her cattle, sneep nor pigs
O insurctnn Of and other 0I0rnlAoh apply ~ .ne
Company Odces, 80 81 BrO1dSaY New YORK or 40 AZ
Walnut t.. ih!lldc DhE hJ'NOtElS Agent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
SIR JAMES, SONG.


When was boy, to keep me alive,
canal boat team was given to drive;
/ travelled on foot and the reins did yank,
And held the mules tail on the boats gang
plank.
chung to that tail with such fixed intent
That now I'm candidate for President.
A trade learned and theology scanned,
And joined likewise the legal band,
But politics found was my strongest game
And so Congressman soon became.
AS Congressman I followed such a goodly
bent
That now I'm a candidate for President.
took my bribery dividend,
But finding that it didn't my credit extend,
With ali the solemnty that an oath invokes
swore that my aims We're as upright as oaks.
lswore so devoutly never got cent
That now I'm a candidate for President.
Next with Dick Parsons CHANGED to meet,
Who converted me to pavemrnts, abstract and
concrete.
AS attorney accepted good fat fee,
Fog arguing before my own committee.
So convincing did j make that argument
That now Pm candidate for President.
When first they talked of the back-pay steal,
pretended to oppose Ii with righteous zeal
But while thus dust in the peoples eyes threw
| pushed through the measure and my back pay
drew.
1pu-hed through that measure with such ban-
dshment
That now I'm candidate for President.
Now, Republicans ALL whoever you may be,
If You want - rise TO the top of the tree,
In your youth get chance to drive q mule,
And in politics he guided by this golden rule:
Take whatever you can get, and swear 1t was
And YOU all may br candidates for President
-HetC York Sun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
THE NEW ARRIV4L.

A charming little tiddy iddy bit OF mothers bliss
A tiny toddles sweet as fiow'rs OF spring
A precious popsy wopsy-gvc Its NANNY, den IA
A pretty darling itsy wilsy tin.
PA.
So THAT'S the little fellow HIN A alihy-luoking
chap,
Another mouth to feed as sure as fate
No wife. don't consider that his comipg'sa mis-
hap,
But sill could have done with less than eight
BROTHER.
My eyes Is that The baby? What IDLY little pup !
But say ma. wherever ia its nose?
And / say father, hv-and-by, when he ges more
Hen wear nay worn.ou' tickets ! suppose.
UNoLg
Another? Wei, THANK g1odnes4 am not mar
red mm,
What Don think him prrtt, ? No, don't
To keep him from the workhOuse yon mus do the
Don't think thar mi assist you for | WON'T
DocToR.
How are we & ting On today trust we soon
shat mcni
We mustn't link wr'rs strong Ilsl yel You know !;
Wed better take II something which this afternoon
| Il send
And lei me -hum!-hui --Ah, ycs-inst 40.
Nuhss.
II y lovely, that he mum 5 e them sturdy Il he
iegs
He's twice the size ol lndy Smiihrt'- ihitd
Aud wntu hr comes H-cuillng Ut his little lonscy
Hell be- a man. he will, npun my word
NEIdlIIon
Oh yes, dear he looks healthy, hut ynn inll-nl
trust To that
do moi wish, OF course. yont inp,s To DASH
But wnrn sec n tender babe, 81 rnddy, strong aud
Hook, dear, an his face Is that rash?
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07


displays by the Irish societies, the Scotch,
French, Italian, Portuguese aud others and
the Grades division brought up the rear.
This WAS remarkably we'll carried out, aud
as much In advance of the same depart
ment of the show of 1875, al the miltsry
was bshind it. To the majority of the
lockers on, it WAS quite the most interest
ing part OF the procession. One mann
moth dry goods establishment In partlcu-
lar, made a big hiL oy marching all It's
male empl0yes-Tnauy of whom were
doubtless Tired tur this occasion only--in
line, 20 the music Of Gilnor.'s band. ALI
riding all its girl employees in n monster
barge white muslin dresses blue sashes
across the breast, and GiinesDorough hats,
OF the dress material, serving To make the
young ladies' picturesque III the extreme.
But still better "ad" was invented by
another house, who furnished many cos
tunes for the evening procession and tab
leaux, and would not lct its name appear
at ali OF course, the name leaked out,
aud everyb body Published II, with tongue,
pen and type, Ms great secret.
The evening performance WAS conducted
entirely by the German societies of Boston
and it very 6ne affair. .....
But the excitement has subsidized, Us all
excilements must, and with the exception
Of the fact that not All oy ster in 10 be had
in the city for love or money, ami that
beef is higher than 1t has ever been bt-
fore, since the war, things have resumed
their customary cultured calm. ROBIN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

smiled eravely at Wabbling Joe's defense
of the accused but Immediately recover
ing his gravity said:
''Genilemen, i appreciate your liberality
and generous sympathy for the young
offender, and am particularly impressed
with the ingenious defense made by my
friend, Warbling. Joe"-here good
natured laugh escaped the whole crowd, as
if to put the judge ingood humor-''but,"
continued his honor, "whatever might be
the sympathy of the court for the sad con-
dition of the accused, there is a public
duty to be performed, aud the CAGE must
therefore proceed
"whst is your name, my girl? ~ asked
tho Court.
They call me Lena Dawson, sir, WAS
the reply.
"Oall you Dena Dawson And l sup
pose Lena Dawson is your name, is it
not ?" observed the judge.
No, sir, it amt" returned the girl.
'My father died when | was only 3 years
old, and my mother got married to MIR.
| Dawson some time atterwnrd. My proper
name is Madeline Winters, but they call
me l. ana. for short"
Madeline Winters Where were you
born p asked the judge.
In Kansas City, sir, YVES the reply.
I'm Kansas City! !" echoed the court, in
a voice OF still deeper gravity than before.
'Aud what was your mothers maiden
name, do you know
"ltadelina Moses. sir responded lena.
Madeline Moses! My God my God
She was my sister"
Judge Moses. overcome with emotion,
bowed his head on the desk, whila tor.
rent Of tears flowed down his face.
just al the crowd, in obedience to tbs
dictates of delieacy, we're emerging from
the police court, TO let uncle and niece
indulge the sacred joy Of mutual recogui
ton, Jim Dawson appeared at the door
having Just returned from mis- prospecting
tour in Eureka, aud, with an innate sense
of propriety that DID honor to his acquaint
ances, who were all reioiced to see him
was quietly permitted to join his relatives
Inside
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
THE UPPER CIRCLE.

Isaac Bullock, Of Birmingham, Delaware
county, has sold his farm to the Phoenix
Iron Company.
The recent frosts have killed all the
small tobacco intended for filters in the
vicinity of Centreville, Delaware county,
which had been left out little late in
order TO ripen more fully.
William Howard Day, the eminent
coIored scholar of Harrisburg, aud well
known III this city, addressed Democratic
meeting in Penn Square, the heart of the
city of reading last week.
A writer IN the West Chester Ners tells
us that, at an early period in the history
of CentreTille, this county, it was known
as "Scrabbletown" or "Hsrd-scrsbble. y
There were two taverns there, and much
that was hard attached, so the nickname
was accepted as just, although Friends
and Presbyterian meeting houses near by
secured it the short title, "Centre."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

rnc Bogus Diploma Concern la Phti,
adeIpi.iit mo Longer in Existence.

rHGLApEipItA. sept 80 The hmtd
can University of PHILADELPHIA and the
Eclectic Ied'cnl College, OF P-uusylvtnia.
known N the community rs Guch. an
Colleges were to day wiped ont Of y,st-
cncr j Howard Gendeli, who rtpre-
sent-d the Commonwealth OF Pruasylsan'a
iied yesterday his replication to fhr an
swer put IN by tine colleges some time ago
10 the quo warranto proceedings begun
against them The answers Of these two
corporations were that they had right to
exercise their franchises by acts of the
Legislature MIR. Gendel's replication to.
day sets out substantially that the colleges
had forfeited their rights under those acts
because they have conferred degrees upon
persons not possessing the qualifications
prescribed il their charter, by selling
diplomas by granting degrees for doctor
Of medicine, and antedating the diplomas
SO as TO make it appear that the party bad
a right to practice medicine, and fpally
by issuing diplomas with forged signatures.
After the replication was filed counsel for
DR.. Buchanan confessed judgment OF custer
and filed As part Of the record Letter
from DI. Buchanan instruetiug him to 40
So.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
sCHw4Tk4's EXPEDITION.
Positive Proof That The Valuable
Records of Sir John Franklin Have
Been Destroyed.

Positive Proof That The Valuable
Records of Sir John Franklin Have
Been Destroyed.
Lieutenant Schwatkn has concluded
definitely the search for Sir John Frank
In that has extended over q period of
more than thirty years. SO far rs the
living Admiral and his companions wore
concerned, the search came to au end
twenty one years ago In the summer of
1859 bapAjn---now AdmIrai Sir Leopold
-McCllutoek found in cairn on the
northwest shore of King William Land
record announcing the facts that Sir John
had died ueAr Lancaster Sound ON June
II, lSil and thar tho ships, being then
ard for u lnIg tims previously fast in the
ico, had been abandoned ia the hope that
tue expedition could make it, way home
ward across lbe frozen sea. This record,
confirmed 10y the discovery of several dead
bOfies and Ice fact that in the intervening
twelve years not single member of the
eXpenlllCu had succeeded in struggling
through to civilization, was regarded as
Ibuplant proof that every member of the
expedition had persisted. SO far, then,
h. saving the hfe Of Sir John Franklin
Al his companions was the ouj4ct of the
8-rGh, there was nothing more to be
dUae.
But the search was lot abandoned Il
8s diverted from phlIauthroplc to a
sriul-seutmeuMl, seml-scientiiiG purpose
II era was very rehsun for believing that
lura!g ,Le year or more that the explorers
md ftmausd les bound. they had mpde
| -due Importsut discoveries in regard to
| ,h1 poiAr variations Of the compass. This
wNs the more probable. since the spot
"r,'u tbs ErebuS and Term were frozen
"a wns fllnost precisely the magnetic pole.
| ttDuaDly, alSo, 6edge parties had been
aaAt out and the records OF these expedi.
| huus might be of considerable scientific
| value. There was Il general feeling that,
! II these poor souls who had died so dis
ruelly had lett sucn matter behind them, its
/ recovery would make their death little
less pltiiui; would show that they had not
lied altogether in vain. And so one Of
tne reasons thAt has been urged for send
ing exploring parties into The Arctic seas,
since McCintock's return, has been
that these records might be re.
covered aud given to the world. The
most important Result of Lieutenant
Sehwutka's expedition is what amounts to
positive proof that the records are forever
lost. He has conversed with Esquimauy
wh0 told him that they found years ago
ri 'he hospital camp where the last of tue
unfortunate explorers died the very
pAptrs for which such extraordinary
s'arca has bcen mae that these papurs
''Wora given to The children TO play with
ana hat III the course Of time. they h "
been all lost or destroyed Never was The
sarcasm Of destiny more bitterly empha
81 d than in This pautGn destruction by
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
SMILING IND MOURNING
Alfred PerciyaI Graves.

some ~ shifting through tile gray tim,
Under naked, sOnglcss bowers;
some 70 mourning all the May time,
Mid the laughing leaves and flowers.
why is this, ..-.
Rosy Bliss
Comes to kiss Winter Gray, ... .
why, ali why
Doth sorrow sigh
On the lap Vi lovely May
Happy Love with song and smiling,
Through the withrrrl woodland goes.
llnplcss love hath no bcguiling
From the rcdhrcast or the rose.
rhis is why
Woods may sigh,
Flowers die aud hearts he gay;
This, alas
The pitcCuS pass
That leaves lis mourning Nil the May.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

No family cnu allord tn 10 withuut H. amt II.
price brings IuWiinIu the reach ot All.
The use -. uAr 10 title Will gu iur irr T. pnuyluc,
ypu al It's CrI'H than cUllnfms Of i,rW .p.pe
advertising.
Try It, aud You Will never do w=hout It,
Price 2.Ir., lUC. and - l,Ur bpltlr
GUu can ult,iii n az any drlls sturt.ur fIuIu
PERRY DAVIS N ~BS,
FrOpriri0rs, Providence, II, L.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

Our rest uvtr, We prepared for our bent
rjun! the hillsidr~ first 10 tue earnest
eutreA,y of Que OF the followers, backed by
Wheelau, plncpg piere of bread in our
po, kpta. ''Nrver mud, sure your honor
might want 1t agrn tae 'f,ur gurtha, ="
explained the man. the "fcur gerthe" is
by no means an Imaginary complaint
Wlan wn,kpp in the mountAias, the
sirut grsi D.an is iiRhl,. 10 its attack. The
person uu,ucky enough 20 fail ulder its
tlh Ieuae beGomes suddenly fsint and I'M
abls 20 walk. Que nouthful of food
Restores ns strength at once. If no food
IL taken lac dies in 4 few hours The person
attacked may not have been hungry at the
time he may have eaten but short time
b, fore, but if he is seized with the faint
LESS he must eat or die.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
SKIN HuW0rs, Miik crust,
Sc.

SKIS HuMnn.- Mrs $ y. Whupe, Decatur Mich
writes that ner taco, hen and suue part1 ut her
body We're almost raw. Head covered with sctDs
and sores. Suffered fcarfuly and tried everything
Permanently cured hy Cuticura hemedies
MfLk CRUsT.-Nlrs Bowers, ll3 Canton street,
Cincinnati, speaks ot her sisters child, vino WIS
cure OF milk crust which resisted al remedies for
two years, Now fine. healthy boy, with a beHuu-
tul head OF hair
1'FrTER or THF HASpS Elizabeth Buckley,
ittetpu, n. H., thankfully praise III" ,utIcui q
RcueJies for cure Of tetteg OF thu hands, which
had rnlIlernh tNtlm AlnlL a uAnlnss 10 Nor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

If Mr.. Mark Twain and the Atlantic
Monthly could contrive for one single
month to getslong without letting us know
that when Mr.. Clemens was in Europe, on
his Yurrupisn tour, he learned little
German, it would be great relief to the
many persons who passed through that
period OF complacent culture in their early
childhood. PUCK.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
Scayd Head, 1Iopecid. DC.

SCALp HEAD-U A Raymond. auditor 7. W. j
s. II. r.. jackson, Mich, cured of 80 I'D liead
OF nine years duration by the Cutcura Remedies.
FALLING or THE HAIR Prank A. Bean, Steam
Fire Engine D. Boston was cured ut AloIrriu " fall
ing Of the hardy Cnucdra Remedies, which com.
pletely restored his hair when all said hn would
lose ii.
nASnHuFF-T Thomas Lee, 41.6 frailkford Ave,
philade PIMA, afflicted with daudrnf which for
twenty years had covered his scalu with scales one
quarter Of an inch IN thickness, cured 10y tue Cuti
Cura Remedies.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

We notice that gifted Wisconsin
poetess was recently rendered reception
in Milwaukee on leaving the city. Even
Milwaukee knows the proper time 10
enthuse over poets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
An OversvOrIsed Theory.

Springfield Republican, Garfield.
The theory that Hancock would only be
the tool of his party is rather overworked.
A weak President always divides his party ;
strong and wise one holds it together.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
~--
B1LTIH0R E'S BIR TiIDAY.


Hundred and FIftieth Anniversary
--ssOnOrs 10 Peter Cooper.
The details for the cele bration of the
one hundred and hftieth Anniversary of
the Founding Of Blltinlure are nearly com.
pleted. The decoration OF the city, it is
believed, will be general, 1.-THE entire
population having jolned in the effort to
make it a grand success" The arrange
mepts for the PROFESSIONS include repre-
sensations of almost every branch Of ill.,
dustry, as wul Nd societies and oGganiza-
tious, civil aud military. The United
States steamers heGrsGge and ! nddlia
have been directed by the NAVY Depart
nent to take part in the celebration. Tx
cursion tickets, good from the 10Th 10 the
10Th inst, viii he issued by tbs railroads
TO and from Baltimore. and Committee
on Pubic Comfort" will have an office
opposite the .SHa building, whore visitors
desiring board AID accommodation during
celebration week can receive information.
This Mayor md Councils OF Baltimore
and MIR. Robert Garrett. in h,half Of the
Baltimore aud OHIO railroad tavo given
special invitation to the venerable
Peter Cooper, Of New York to
attend the celebration. la their
letter of Invitation they say at
is desired 10 testify, not only tho respect
that il entertained for 20 Or personal worth
and doservedly high character, but the
deep sense of the obligation for the service
you rendered, when, in the summer of
1880 you demonstrated ON the
Baltimore aid Quo railroad that
its high curvdtures,' to use
the words of the Chief Engineer,
would not prevent the successful appli-
cation of the locomotive engine" and,
although with our present lights we won
der that such a demonstration was then
deemed necessary, you are rome the less
entitled 10 the credit Of being the pioneer
in the application Of stenm to American
railways Should Mt Cooper accept the
invitation the Presidents cur Maryland
will convey him from Jersey City to Bali
more, where lie viii he received with
special hoaors aud made th4 guest of tbs
city and the raiirUad company
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07

1t is said that Vice President Wheeler
cured himself of stammering by holding a
peach stone in his mouth. He knew if he
hesitated in his speech the peach stone was
lost.-Nea0 Orleans PicdyalRe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-07
AN UNFAILIMC CURE
For all Summer COMPLAINTS,

mud sncii il really is " hen taken 10 time and
according Ia the very plain directions
inclOsing each bottle.
In such disrasr-, the nitIciS il usually
hidden nnd frequently very nruic; hut,
with IL stttr remedy nj hand for immediate
use, ihere Il seldom dunger of the fatal
result which ~ often follows II few days
neglect.
The inclination to wEit ana see IL the
marrow does not bring II better feeling,
nor imfrrInentiS occasions II Nm>t amount
Of needless suffering, mud sometime, c0,i-
II life.
A timely dI-r Of Pain Killer will almost
Invariably save both, md with them the
attendant dIriOf : fee.
II has -i0"d the test Of 10 yrnrs' constant
usc in NIL countrir. aud climates, aud is
perfectly safe In nny PERSONS hands.
II is recommended by Physicians, Nurses
in Hospitals, and persons of all clussr-
ana professions who have Ind opportunity
Tor observing the wonderful results which
have aiwnNs followed lis use.