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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23
BLKTOE.


ELKToN, Sept. 16.The Orphans Court.
School Commissioners and County Commits
sioners have closed their labors for the week.
They will be in session next week to accom-
modate persons attending court which opens
on Monday.
The unfortunate man Dwyer, who was
caught in Cherry Hill, last Sunday week, with
no clothes on, and who was committed to Jail.
as reported i'll the EVERY EVENING ut the
time, accidentally discovered few days ago, a
half-brother, resident of the neighborhoud,
whom he had never seen before. The Elkton
Dryer had heard of the strange conduct of
luis namesake and came to the iail ont of
Curiosity 20 see him. Conversation revealed
that the prisoner was younger brother. The
newly-found brother proved kind friend and
after entertaing the poor unfortunate for
day or two at his home paid his passage to
Baltimore, to which place he was going when
attacked with dtlirnin irenens.
Rev. Vaughan Smith, pastor of the NJ. II,
Church, has resigned; it il said. on account
of reduction of salary.
ELRToS, Sept. z0.-Some excitement was
created at the Catholic Church, yesterday
after service, by carriage, in which were
Miss Annie Mccartney and her brother
colliding with the gate, and Miss Mccartney
being thrown under the wheels. The horse
had started before Mr. Mccartney was seated
and he had not full control of him. The
lady was not seriously injured, but after being
taken to the pastoral residence, tainted from
the nervous shock. The carriage was slightly
damaged.
The differences between Rev. Vaughan
Smith, pastor of the NJ. L. Church. and Pre-
siding Elder Matlack, are still unsettled. The
Presiding Elder, ii is understood, has de-
clined to accept his resignation. Mr.. Smith
preached yesterday morning in the Presby-
terian Church, and the pulpit of the NJ. l..
Church was filled by Bishop Wayman, of the
colored NJ. f. Church. The Bishop preached
learnedly, and to the entire satisfaction Of the
congregation.
He had come to Elkton to lay the corner
stone OF new church, and in the afternoon
performed the ceremony in the presence of a
fair gathering of blacks and whites. His SER
mon was well received by all. considerable
sum Of money Was raised, the white bret hren
yieing with the colored brethren in their con-
tributions. The church will take the place of
small frame structure in which the NJ. Z,
side of the colored people have worshipped
for several years,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23

We reprint from the Charleston, S, c.,
Ners ana Courier, most interesting
sketch of the performances of the gallant
Delaware troops in that State during the
War Of Independence.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23

Tuesday afternoon between land 6
O'Clock two Rolling Mills in the Hagley
yard, which were run by Philip Deary,
blew up. Deary was just about to enter
one OF the Mills, when he saw that the
wheels were revolving with unusual vel
osity. He instantly turned round and ran
OF as fast he could, reaching a place of
safety before the explosion occurred. The
wheels and roofs were blown across the
creek. Two other mills blew up on Satur
day and man, whose name has not been
ascertained who was in one of them at
the time, escaped with pair of badly
singed whiskers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23

In az interview reported elsewhere, Col
Whiteley gives a most interesting account
Of the recent hasty run of Senator B4yard
and himself through a portion of the
South. Every Delewarean who really
loves his State will feel proud of
the ovation given its distinguished
Senator in Virginia aud the Carolinss, and
feeling SO, will not be disposed to lend
much aid to the present effort to send from
this county to the State Legislature dele
CATION to vote against his reelection to
the Senate. Does anybody really believe
that the county in which he lives
intends to send a delegation to Dover to
vote TO retire this man honored by the
whole country, from public life2 II he
does he knows little of the feeling of quiet
people outside the shouting element in
politics. ....-... .. .....
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23
NEW CASTL n.

Especial Correspondence OF State Journal
NEW CASTLE, SEPT. 16.-On Monday next
the September term of the Court of General
Sessions of Oyer and Terminer begins and the
prospect Is good for short session. There
Will be for trial 80 prisoners, as follows For
larceny, % ; assault and battery, four ;
burglary, one; highway robbery, one rape
one. There are now about 100 prisoners con
fined in jail, which number will be lessened
very much after court
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 49, Gibbs a. Dumont's
minstrels, of Philadelphia, gave an entertain
ment in the new hall last evening for the
benefit of the hall. The audience was large
and appreciative, and enjoyed the entertain
ment very much, AZ evidenced by the applause
with which the performers were frequently
received. The troupe labored under the dis
advantage OF having no curtain, and having
10 make necessary arrangements for the diff
ferent acts in the presence of the audiences
but, notwithstanding this, they gave II very
pleasing entertainment.
The report in one of the Wilmington papers
that the county officers here are making
arrangements for an early fitting to their
new quarters iii Wilmington il without
foundation. not paper or record having yet
been touched by any of them with that view.
They will hardly take such step till ordered
to do 80 by the Levy Court, and that body
VIII not be likely to give such an order till
the new building has been finished and
received from the contractor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23

luthe AMERICAN CHLRrH IilgIEw Septem-
Der October-IGtimer is presented as pre-
eminently the preacher of the English
reformation. He was u noble stalrdv speci-
men uf his race, Ill caruc-tness and scholar
ship, not unlike Canon Llddou to-day, whom
he also resembled iii rare spirit OF reverence
A further article finds deserved fault with
the hymn0l as il now stands, especially the
alterations in well known hymns seldom or
never for the better though one may hesitate.
in all cnsee. to adopt the structures and enen-
dations of the writer.
Papers upon suhirct5 thus likely to be
brought before the General Convention to be
opened ia New York. October 9Th, come in
their right season. Dut writer feels that this
assembly could be bcneiclally cmtailad az tu
numbers. Another looks largely to its social
effect, and also setting forth the results Of
TINT held three years ago in Boston, points
ont what is likely to result from the one now
N prospect. An Inevitable question will he
the proposed division II the church int
large provinces each a several adjoining
| states.
! Leaving the questions ur the present, Mr.
| Clnik attacks that subject always with rs
1 THEORIES Concerning Evil particularly
/ delreslmg tInt one, although it received TIN
/ approval Of the great 1t. Augustine which
| mnhe5 il Il mere negative Of good.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23
Maud s. yyithdrnyn From the Turf.

CINCINNATI, Sept 2l.-Maud s.. the
now acknowledged Queen of the Turf,
will reach her home at Chester Park to-
morrow morning, where it is understood
she will remain until the return of Mr..
Vanderbilt, he having cabled Captain
Stone to withdraw her from the turf.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23
Necessary to.a choice, ~


OF course there are Democrats who will
claim tha; New York, Indiana, Virginia
aud Connecticut belong in tine list of Ger
tainly Democratic, just az there are Re-
publicans who will insist that Ohio, Illi-
nois California end Maine belong in the
list Of certainly Republican States, but
any reasoning which makes Ohio and
Maine sure for Republicans, will make
New York, Virginia aud Indiana sure for
the Democrats, and if that be- tine election
is a mere formslity, and Hancock and
English are already good as chosen.
The active politicians who are manag-
ing the fight DO rot account any
Of tIese states except perhaps Hi
nois On one side aud Virginia on the other,
safe enough to get along without help, and
anything " hich must be vigorously fought
for ceunot be accounted as certain, and
We think impartial men will agree that the
outlook Just now is about IS we have
given it,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23
CURRENT LITEKArURE.

The ATLANTIC MoNrHIY for October has
nothing better than Whittier's characteristic
poem-sermou In poetry Of different grades
1t abound-. Last and Worst is grimly
truthful,
\ serial story is wanting but instead shorter
tales are given. ~ Florentine Experiment
is tine both as i story and sketch Of foreign
life.
The most serious paper il Mr.. William
James, which comhats the views of Herbert
Spencer and his allies as to the evolution of
great men These are not rcsultant4 but in
dlgcnons forces, influencing more thnu they
can he inlluenced' shaping not shapcn; maxi
Ing those surroundings Of which they are
unWurthIly deemed the product. .
\ bad picture of New England factory life
calls distinctly for remedy
\ short inst0lmcnt Of "Gouuau Life
strengthens the idea that women Of that
nationality have the wurscr and dullcr lot iii
all respects, spite Of youth rank or fortune.
Still the picture is distinctly of rural life
region, 50 rustic indeed that 1T urc Tom 5
Cabin and The "Milc Wide World" arc the
American books par 'rrtHrnr,, spite Of all
comporrs.
Richard Grant Whit charges strongly upon
England, past and present, the national vice
OF llumlcts Benmark,yc AYERS that excessive
/ drinking is nov somewhat diminishing.
| Drufnl business results Ia follow the election
of Con. Hancock rush dread O',r the sight OF
another writer. "Reminiscences of Washing
ton still hold their own in freshness and
! interest. Arnaula's "Ntlsn' ha, Il short
but instructive and Interesting review. ts have
also pthrl of the most marked books of the
I duy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-23

Either the down.State newspapers pub
fishers or the mails, or both, must bs get
ting out of gear lately. For several weeks
past our Delaware exchanges have been
arriving with provoking irregularity and
the experience of the week just past is
the worst on record in this respect, as we
have thus far received only three State
papers; the Dover Dela1arsaa and Sen
inel and the Middletown Transcript
There is no good reason why all the Della
ware papers should not reach this office on
SATURDAY.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-04-07
The Prnasian Afin;.lor of ]

The Prussian Minister of Education
complains that the steady increase of crime and
immortality in the great towns Of Germany dur
ing the last ten years has had an effect upon the
teachers Of elementary schools and that the
tone Of the class has degenerated in all the chief
centres Of industry except Berlin He thinks.
moreover, that the teachers have been spoiled
by too much attention politicians having We'd
with each other in the attempt to win their sup
port, and he attributes their Generalization also
TO the increased facilities for drinking which
have been provided by recent legislation, and
which have inju<ously affected large sections Of
the community.
The French Jesuits will be disorqan-
ized but not bsnished, unless they persist in
their organizations in defiance Of
the law.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-04-07
Gentral 4resbpterian.
OFFICE:
No. 1915 Main street. opposite the Post Office.
OFFICE:
Err n S.:

Three Dollars a year; six months, $1.5o;
tA-ee months, IS cents; payable in ddudnce.
PAYMENTS may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
suthorised to act as such. Or by checks, Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster Otherwise it must be at the risk OF
ne party sending it.
Obituaries charged at ten cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
tas eight words to line Payment in advance
Advertising rates furnished on application to
tie Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va.
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-04-07

We do not concur in our correspondepts re-.
mark about Paul. We have been struck with
what he says about Or. n L. Rice-that he
did not draw" in New York: it shows that
people nowadays are hard TO please-EDs.l
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-18

ssd Navy Dspsltmesta General 1oss
oarchsd - tfoops - IL corner q
Ffftsssfh and 2 stfseas and dssv then
% bsfors 8 building oecapisd ~ ths
Bssk 81 the Mserspoiis. now Tie M
tisasl Netsopoli1aa Bank. This insti.
suti6n has nsopd- the 0overpmsct
80. 00s, and ths pisss from which iis
pseo vsss psistsd bore the words .
Depository Of the 0ovsrnnsst. Soos
u sh~s nOess ~ ll1len hto the poo-
ession - the Dsisasa. and 0se Roes b.
lisvsd IL n b . Govesu0est bank
He VS. psspssise ~ Ire IL vbsn .
cisissu inferred hi@ thas it ves . ~
vsts instit utico, sEd had 10 connection
With The Govesnmsnt beyond making
the loan sbavs rsfssrsd 10. 'Bessdes.
Gid The beps~ citizen. - the stosy
eoss. II zoe burn this property you
viii destroy the sole support Of psor
nfish widow. coaniryvomsa 81
yoass'
she nod b s-poog lsish widow
to owa such valuable property IN
Wsshingtos. nid Gen Ross ssvaeely.
bat he did sot dssesoy the building.
The Bsitish remaioed IN camp here
about 20 hours. and then left The city
By the ssss reots they bed entered IT,
No dsmoostrssions were Dsde against
tisem. bot thsy appeared 70 fsss The ps-
tusD Of Tie AmeSiees troops in larger
numbers and animated with more
csufHgs thea they he'd shown before.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-18

OallOtllCa IL D OoIt8ln VuI0s
Superceding entarely she gse ~ k1ls
s pa. . Of 9Siaine, :: Z III ~ ss' Z
RADICAL CURE, wiakeue en{ g
she imeOnvcmlences. md erouoses
arisfng from QUIN1NB.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-18

ena1 Weakness. Isn peteney. riens
cen pcsifively b. cured. Ths sich 80
should nos fail 70 call upon him. H.
has Travelled extensively In Europe, sne lskSS-1
thoroughly the various hospitals theees ~ ~
. greet deal Of vnlsa6ls infoenae01s ~ -
sersices. DIR. 0IbBoN vtii nAhs - H.. 60
uolees he eject curs- Psgnons 9 : n -,
Hay M CUHED AT home AZ "a
nsnciesEioae ssr1saly .eoaedssSiels ies ~ -
tor viu plSiss s1sis - nsns q ths rsges
80 thts a1Voseloaneot b. O9a1D1 n@- ~
Cell q vrl)e. .Addrsas DHkJ. y: 6k1 ~ -. ~
I.su. San Ytaneisso. send Sio sor mn !.
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kmisn1on. AvssnAsn - Society. ptssnsss of yisins
Noises N the Heed; the vital Arid passing unobl
s.fved - eAe uviss. and many othss Afseasss that
led 70 insanity and death.
DR. niNTfE viii aglee 20 forfeit Fivx Bux-
pakD Damn fos csss Of tlis hind The VITAL
xk1foRATIvx tunder his special sdvics and
trsatDeusl win not cure. or Tor an, thing fmpuse
9 tnJuxsoas found n u. Oh MiNTfH treats ali
kstvoes D>seasee ssnccessfuuy vithoat usercnfy.
CoMsuI!A1lPs rHxs- Thorough e1arninstios and
adv1cs. ipeIudibe snsiysis Of urine, - %. Price
- VKAL 1zproAk1TvB. 500 3 boale. or foa,r
tins ~ eusetity. al0.o0. sent 70 spy sddr. r
upca receipt - price. or G. o. D., urcure from
oosssvssioA. ~ u peivsse nane a. Desired b.
A. !. MiNTIR. N. H..
II kearny Street. San Francisco. Cal.
In, NfxTEB KIDNEY RENEpy. ExpHsEr.
lou1. euges AL hipds Of Klinsy ana Bladder
Cempleanse. 0orosrh1s. 6Iset Lsucosrhus. For
81 . dn,sstsss; sEoo tsssle. six Lottles for
IN INVITES DAHDEzzox psrIa. ar, the
- - ens.psa DysPkPaIA Apd Us care
- Ne nasssA. For sale b. 81 dEuggists.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

b . uevsv- failing Cure
for Nervous Debiliiy,
Exhausted Utality,
BsaniAsl Wee / n Q -.
opsrsaato-rk9s, Lost
MANHOOD. Impotsn.
cy. fsrsiysis, end all
NJ terrtbie Effects u
self- Abuse. youthful
follfes, and excesses in
natures years - such
- Lsss Of Memory,
L.Sssitude. Nocturnal
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MISCELLANEOUB.
- Tears Before the Public
THE GENUINE
DR.. C.. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

sre not recommended ~ remedy for al Ii
n that essh b heis to-" but in Affections q
- Liver, and = ~ Dilioss Complaint, Dys
pspsia, and Sick Headache, o. diseases q
bat character. they stand vitkost rival
AcUE AND revE0.
No better eathartic can be used prepass
by to. or after taking quinine.
A simple pureative they are unequa,sd
DEwAoE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine ais never sugar-coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid via
ne impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL
Each wrapper bears the signatures 81
c. McLANK and FLEMING Bros.
- Insist upon having the genuine On.
C. McLANES LIVER PILLS, prepared b
FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, FAs
As market being full Of limitations Of tt
sans AcLGsS, spelled differently b
- pronunciation. t@*A
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIDD0BS
pIsPEusARl,

623 sss<sssssa c g.
msrctsl street. .
rrancisco. El1aDal
In 1854, for - s
|nasnf % 6uzuA - =
tnal Disesspas
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-16

and for the heartiest agreement upon whatevre fiji
candidates the majority should put up against tho
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the omens for National victory were never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
OF The Tribune's share In all this, those speak
most enthusiastically who have seen NEST of the
struggle. 1t will faithfully portray the warming
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party of Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the man surest to win,
crisis it can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported by the Solid South
and Tammany Hall.
The Tribune is now spending much labo and
money than ever before to hold the distinction 1t has
enjoyed of the largest circulation among TIE best
peOp1e. 1t secured, and means tn retain 1t by be
coming the medium of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time by keeping
abreast of the highest progress favoring the freezes
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality, and
using to carter to the tastes of the vile the preju
dices of the ignorant.
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with regard to the Prospects of the Crops,
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flowers, diyiner, tenderer beauty. l
little window at the kindling glories of
morn, with feeling of strange, tremu-
lous expectation. ! seemed to feel the
shadow of some great event that winged
its flight above me-one prayer of my life
seemed to be answered.
One evening-oh, that evening A May
sky, soft and blue, hung over green,
blossoming earth. The turtle cooed in
the distant wood, the robin twittered to
her young brood amid the milky bloom of
the orchard. Gods love shone in golden
brightness of the westward going sun.
My child, little Ettle, sat on the doorstep,
talking to her doll and watching the birds.
All at once she clapped her hands and
bounced to her feet. "Mammy," she
cried gleefully, ''pappy comin-pappy
comm; Ellie go meet him.
The words stirred my heart to it's ut
most depths, and dropping my work,
followed her out of the door. A man was
coming up the garden path--hiS garments
tattered-his step slow and uncertain. y
Beggar, no donbt. | called TO Efiie to
come back, but she ran on needless of my
command. Toms little spaniel, that
had petted and taken care of for his sake,
dartcd from bis kennel with a peculiar cry
such as | never heard from it before
hnt Z nj NIL - =
and knees trembled. Little Effie ran hold
ing out both little hands, her golden curls
blown all about her face. GLOW dc-do,
pappy-TSe your Enle," she lisped, as
| she reached the mans feet.
He stopped and raised her in his arms
and then his glance rested on me. And
such gtance-Such u face Pale, haggard,
worn by sorrow and suffering to mere
| shadow. Toms ghost come back from
the grave. Not that, either, for my arms
grasp some tangible form.
ooh, Tom" cried, sis it you? speak
ard tell me-.
eyes, Lucy, it's me. l could bear it no
longer. 1 am dying [ bclieve-and |
couldn't go without seeing you and the
little one again"
"Tom, Tom" sobbed, getting down
on my knees before him, ooh, forgive me
| forgive me! have suffered SO much"
cit is me that must ask forgiveness
Lucy" he said humbly, "not you---I was
wrong"
But stopped him short.
"No Tom, my cross word did it all,"
said; ''but we might have been happy
together all these weary years"
"Mammy, nanny" interposcd Efe,
twisting herself around on her fathers 5
shoulder" don't cry no more, pappy's S
come back"
Yes, thank God, he has come back,
poor, and tattercd, and hungry-like the
prodigal-5Et ny Tom, my husband, neV-
erChelcss. 1t is spring time again.
The sweet sun light steals in my win
| dow as l write, ana hear the turtle COO
| ing in the distant wood. My husband is
Il man now, standing up proudly, his feet
upon the grave of old temptations. |
know that Gods mercy is caqual to His
| justice, and his love greater than either.
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