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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

do. Why, there m't man in America VINO
could live as long 5 you have and do the work
that you have doie for ten years or ever since
we've been marie, ="
"The work is the very smallest part Of my trials,
Harry. I've been A mother 20 ali these children
in the time, you Rnow.
Harry Harcour hadn't thought Of ahat before
but he considered it now. AND he became at onca
a strong and carr est advocate Of eqGai sAt- lor
men and women with the added right t. rousr
of protection froi hard labor Will bearing chill
dren.
If you want to heac an unanswerabie gulrer.
upon the woma question at any time. you ve
only to say in ms hero's hearing thar women are
supported by me-, while men, make tae living
In short, he has svapped his old hotbe horse OF
masculine suprer acv for the new and perfect one
of feminine equ ts His erevhile pals-face
wife las regaine er old-time girlish grace auo
ruddihess and there is no better manage house
hold in all the IN than hers. Harry ireourr
did not buy the Ii asand-dolar horse he had ser
his heart upoI, po' he restored in ifs stead tue
happy, loving heart that had wei Ugh been es-
trapged from hiu through his former acts OF greed
anG selishness.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
a \ elected LETTER

n looking ta' i.h some old letters to-Iav SIC ce-a.
aores the foiiovi saeh has escaped our notice 3 t
daieof Us reo'ptia' aid unoielisd until pen.
w ara very sorry iitt the oversight oeenrFed a. t
wcnder that ID aid send on accolnt ~ .ae sar1sI
discussion We fseihs explanation a,i apolozy WIS -
suaiaient aioneioa = cor ronr a,sriac---znI
FssEroRT, " T,,Jane 1873
1HE EBITos o. 1ur NEv Nofs 4,sFsr.
Thinking that few lines from this pags a. Inc
n ritage Of men might not be auis,, -srits gor
Il first time to any paper. AIRS. A. 5. Daniea5
delivered two lectures at the church In our v -e
a mort time ago on the inequality Of eitiaensi
Though previously anannonnead thes were ,sail
attended and productive Of results -rt, to SCI sl
parties to thin ing; second e stir up the old r-
di'ons against " amen in the mind Of Prot ssor
Elyea. The frofessor challenged Mr. J. ST cav
thorn, an unassuming Old man, to adiscussion Of
the question OF wolnan's rights. Mr. Il. accepted
end large audience was present at the appointed
time. BY the Professors request, NIr +. affirmed
ard, affirming, claimed the right TO select tee
judges choosing Mrs. Davolt and Nrs. Catlm aad
allowed the Professor to select Mr.. Pile as Presi-
dent SIR. II. opened with a twenty five-mibuto
81 ech. confinng himself strictly 10 arguments
and demonstrations The Professor followed ~ ith
a peech Of over an hours length, keeping " 4. d
tie subject, and seeming to depend entirely oo
eloquence. Mr. r. then occupied fifteen minutes
when the Professor objected to his time he
therefore submitted the question, without st5a-
ming up for decision its merits, The Judges
gave the case to the affirmative.
have just learned that a reverend gentleman
has notifed Ar. Hawthorn that Ia, viii meet him
il debate on the question, aud also that the lat
ter gentleman has accepted the offer wilt write
a second time II this meets your favor though
arl novice al writing for the press as welI as in
tle suffrage question.
Yours for the perfect equality Of lau ana
woman in all the relations Of life, ~. G.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

7 cn the October yotfona' (fa-en "Taa
Ne lodist Conferenes e. Cincinnati in May
pas resolution permitting women to wear
rib ~ and to dress as they please I'm other
wol as they found The women lid wear Ii5bons
and iress as they plelsed. the church grucioust
fell line. The church follows, seldom lead
was he most bitter opponent Of wofaar IA
tenn rance work thirty wears s0o I'm, uo,.
love - support and sustain her 81 that work p
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

a Boston paper gives an account o. . remark
able woman born in Welldeet Massachusetts and
now ninety-tbree years old. When She was but
twenty-four having two young children ber hus-
baud was sronght home 70 her from bis wrecked
vessel an invalid for life. He saw uosnng but
desttution staring htm and his family i'm the
face Then it was that her wonderful energy was
eque to the occasion She started store very
sn ~ at irst' but - profits gradualiy Increased
an he says that many day she nas taken i'm
owe q hundred dollars For fifty-nine years she
mide monthly visits to Boston in small sail-boais
to replenish her stock. For fifty years she iock
care Of her invalid husband, who was NOT able
even to dress himself She educated her tvo
bo and started them In business She also
ad'pted, clothed, fed, educated aud placed I'M good
positions in the void twenty orphan 30. a1t
giris besides visiting and taking care Of the si.,
at j hours, day and night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
A Dtt or History.

In one q the main halls Of the world.
renowned Charity Hospital Of New
Orleans, 8 beautiful tablet records the
history of 4 noble deed, which should
be a source Of pride TO every Psnpsyl.
vauian. 1t is this: "Ths Charity Hos
pital of Louisiana was founded in the
year 1886 BY Don Andres Almopster Y
ROxas, 10 whose generous endowment,
muniRosncs of the Legislature Of this
State, and the liberalisy of the
StAts Of Pennsylvania, the community
ia indebt I'd tor the IN ANS OF erecting thif
edi6ee" in the year MDCCCXXXH.
This recalls the fact that since 1868 Its
existence has been continued BY means
Of the endowment OF tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company, giving it over
$4O0 600 in that time. A letter address.
cd 10 N. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La,
or same person at No. 319 Broadway,
New York City, will furnish any oDs
tho part snlara.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
TRR MOORnMINBEB.
No Extra Perso Mees Cd.

NASHVILLE, Tsnp., Dso. l3.-Collso'
tor weodoock has just received a tsle.
gram from Commissioner Raum, say
ing that during the past week
va United States officers had been
killed or wsunded by Illicit distillers,
and suggested the necessity Of sficsrs
carrying brooch loading arms and to
have posses large enough to deter re-
sIstsnce. He authorizes Wo0doosk to
employ ten additional men II necessary.
Woodeock sent the following to
General Rsum: "Dsvis is not dead.
His skoll is broken in two places and
he Is shot In the thigh. Twill not
take steps to increase the force until l
learn further particulars. | think the
resistanos was not prsccncerted. The
posse is in pursuit of the
WelchsA."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
aAILRoAD LINES.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
xa.Iuatphvx xut.NIKaroM.

For Pbtlsdelphia and intermediate stations
7, $40, 1890, a. MI $50, 400. 100, 90, y.
M. On SUNDAYS: t.lo q. nj 6.OO, e.0O, s'tu
Phila. Express: $50, 9, "a, lo.o2a. m, l2lb,
scr Phlis. and New YORK: l.ss, 2.2s, $50, 100
1000, o. M. #I3. 80. EI2.43. nimited)
clip. N. Sundays, 2.2s g. m, o.l7 p. m.
R0r baltimore and way stations: $50 q. m.;
Fof Bsi..nofs, Warrington ana Bay Line:
7.o6 y. "a.
For Baltimore and Washington; 12tl, 2.oo
2.l6, 8.36 G.. a.; I2.6b, L04 tlilnitad) A.6i,
T.0S D. NJ. Sundays: LZ.5l, 20s a. N. Z. .lb 2. IN.
For Information apply at depot
Ror New Castle coo, S.SO, o. NJ L0b, s.oo
Fer Harrington and intermediate stat (:
$50 a. M: Los, s.s5 p. n.
For Delmgr and intermediate stations: 9.3 q
FOR Wilmington Il porthsrn X. X; 100, n
m; 400, b.06, p. N. No sunday trains.
Arrive and II. .26 a. H., and 8.45 .. III.
fer Delaware Roasein h. h.. LII, tG.So. AN.
$50 y. N. SEndog sfLins, 0.3o a. M, Up m.
TRAINS FOE WILMIp8TON LAAVn rHILADkL~
PHIA
from Bread street and Washington a7eLEe
To0, ais. I0.s1, 1l.t0 llEb q. m; 1.S0, S,3.50,
4, $50, s.i6, slb, ., $40, q, S.4b, li.So p. m.
In sundays: $50 q, M; 3, 6,9.4o, LILO p. 70.
from Thirty y-sSsoond and Marxet 2trgsss; 1880
'.90, ll.s5 a. m.; I2.2b. (Limitod) S.as p. %.
I'm SundS9s: Los u m.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Lar CoUke Estate.

The creditors OF the Jay Cooke estate
are faring much better than they at first
anticipated. Dividend alter dividend
has teen made and there srs still q
COED many assets on hand The sssig-
ues has determined to declare another
dividend OF fivs per cent. in scrip and
ons or two per csue. In cash. Even
after this distributioa there Will be q
goodly amount OF assets left on hand,
which. it no doubt, Will require several
years lsnGer t. dispose Of advantageous
ly.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

hG Fidelity MUTUAL AID AS So
ciStion, Of Philadelphia, has oria mated
M, n. successfuliy operating q plan Of Life
faslce, wherobv risks are carried at one
n dosI S'' rates OF "old line" counpnntee. This
SSsoy n. leaving the surplus iu tho pockets
n, ~emhers creating an assessment re-
Nv ~ i1fe certificates Of 25. 900 arc issued at
|, ~ ~ o. o. mortality ana si6.6O yearly. Trus.
ln, NM NtW Castle county. Gregg n Pie 90
a1hg ing physician. I,r. J. p. Wales.
"M: T. TAYLOR q 90, agents,
l.,.,,, East btn stroot, Clayton House.
s4'''ors wanted. Palm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
E0signeG

Justice Strong, Associate Justice Of
the United States, resigned his seat Oh
the Bench yesterday aud will now re-
tire on fall pay for the balance OF hts
life, having passed the age Of 10, JUS
tice stroug's circuit included PenDsyl-
yania and Delaware, aud he has frs-l
a nently sat upon tho Bench in this
o;tv
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
In HasnitaI Hsedea .

No palatial hospital needs for Bop Bit
tara patients nor large .salaried talented
puSers to tell what Hop Bitters will do
or cvre, as they tell their own stsry BY
thairesrtain and absolute cures st bsme.
New York Independent.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
THaIIaAUEl.PHlA,W WILHlHlFTul' AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAU.
JULY 20, 1880.
Trains viii leave wilmington as tOllowr

Trains will leave Wilmington ss follows
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta,
items, 100, $40, 1880, an, 2ao,AO0, 100, 1000
p. m.
o. m, IL Ii, 2.08, p.65 p. m.
Pbfadelphia and New YORK 223, $50, 100,
1000, q. No., 1919, 1913, OH p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.86
., In. 300 p. m.
baltimore and Bay Line, L0s p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.5l, 203, 2lb,
8.3s o. nl., 12.66. l.04, 4.64 E.oS p. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave fer
New Castle, e.O0, $50 o. m., Loo, 800, s.a6
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate 5ta.iors, $50
g. H., l.0S, $50 p. N.
DolmAr and intermediate Stations, $50 3.
m, Los p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PbiIadsIphia and Intermsiiste 5tsuon0,
$40 a. H., 500, sou, 300 p. n.
Philadelphia ard New YORK, 2.23 D. NJ ,8.lT
D. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2ti, s,os, 2.lt
h, IN.
For further Information passengers are ro'
IarrG6 10 the time tables posted st the depot
II. L KENEEY. Sup"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Me.U Terrissry Acquired.

Our days of Rbeumatisu are wen
nioh numbered according to 40 Illinois
exchange. Ct. Jacobs Oh enters
rheumatic tarfKory, and conquers every
sabjsst. That's right. We believe in
IL,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Rubber Garments.

Kennard r. Co. have large assortment
n ladies' and rnisses' aossamer Water
Proofs IN all sizss at l'w price, A vsry
luitst'n holiday present..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

rLNTlON.- All persons esifins
Le Drugs or Ohemiosls, or wish,
|ssl,SSf s%Sf prescriptions or private roeeipu
ENS Compounded OF pure mAtsffsR
~T 70 tho d rug gto 20 Of
Il, u. Bti1NGHDRST
no ~ Market street,
Wpr.ington, iJv'.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
Lust AND FOUND.

oSr ON SATU hDAY nv NINi IN
gmng tronS.9 Market 81, to t. o Baxir
we Opera House or at the Bazar,a pocket
IN 'Ontaintng q sum OF monsy The flndsr
|noe suitably rewarded BY ieay!ng II at the,
|"inunbsr. Ili4tf
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

pOaRDIN6. - PLEASANT ROOMS
vita bOarj, also tskIe board. 9l Tat
aittee. ll2itI2s
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
hOAEBHM0.

l0ARDlNG.-GO0D BOARD kE' $500
week, with pleasant rooms aud every
ene contjrt for young women, can be found
vs. East Shsh street ; washing 2t cenu
ein ll23lm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

QDARDINa FOR SIX RESPECTABLE
U Defo 8; nice furnished room for man
p Wife home comforts. 30T f'r0non street.
|lILgteOd MARY j. SHOEMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

>lOAKDIN9 9.-TwO dESTLEMEN
v can have boar with pleasant front
Pa lii private family at 3lI East Fourth
poet l2lF6t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

ROARnIHa. - PLEASANT ROOMS
" with board, alts taDA board. 900 kirg
Nv, l2lStst
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

JAYOTICE.-T TWELFTH ANNUAL
~ meeting OF the stockholders Of the a.
sonic Hall Co., CT Wilmington, Del, will bc
held on Monday, the 27th day OF December.
1880, a. 2 O'Clock, p. IN. tor the purpe5e Of
elecIing pre- ,ident, vice president, II easurer,
secretary and nino directors, to serve the en-.
suing year J. p. ALLMOND, Sec'y.
1al4t, tn ,s.tm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

POARDINa.-PLEASANT roo NJ y,
ls"t and gas, ana LGblo beard at sll Tat.
l ,Uett. lllV-lmo
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

nI4AWhRE WESTERN RAUIROaD.
40 --On aud aiter February %, laoC. trains
viii run as follows:
GIoave Wilmington at T.Ie, lG,3O, o. IL, 6.S),p.
N.
Arrive at Laudenberg, eco, q. m, 400 EeoD,
$40. p. m
Leave LardenberS, Q. ~, 1880, p. N,
Arrive at Wilmington e.0C,a. u, 2.l6, p. "a.
2.Sti ~. OtkNEI4L4, Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

MoSSY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
n smAtl @naNn mts on @rHt mort
|seea city properly.
!. II. SMITH. TfeaAurer,
MI n. Savings Fund bOe'y.s
73O MaE n OF Nc. Wi. bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

NOTICE TO REAL EsTATEOWNERS.
~ -Thsse who sell or transfer Real Es.
tate, and who do not wish to pay tha taxes Of
1881, will oblige the undersigned by leaving
notice thereof at our Ofhce, that we may as
sess /. to the proper owners.
Edmund PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE,
Ofloo, No. 10 h sixth street, between Mar.
ket and King. Hours 5 q. M, to IL m, to
and 7 to 3 p. IN. l%l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

NURdLYS WANFhD.--C. I'd ESSlck Il
| Son OF Third street market, wish to
lrchU8 a hhs lot Of turkey iSr Christmas.
MINERS aud others should give them . call.
i3i 2tAwd-w
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

NJ lyANrED.-PUPlLS FOR PIANO Ok
w orgsn, = lady teacher has vacant
purS ior W, more ,chOiaIa terms, 81 pcr
partof AIdrstS "Mel)dls, kEPUBLioAH
nee, l2lI.itt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

ANAETED--2 GENTL EMEN b iARD
nv orSat los X. Third stre5t; terms mod
ns l2lOt2w
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

|VANTED. "A SECOND HAND AED.
Nv ieal battery; Nef preferred I'd
~, stating terms and make, Edwards, 1914
|AJnOht ttiest- l2lStl0t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

Ro a RDl N G.-PLEksANT R0OMs
JFith board. 1905 Washtn Kton st. l2llt6t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

NASTED.--A GOOD STOUT; ACTIVE
NJ boy ror yrooery store. Apply W. II.
lNriI, IN and Market Sts. l2ll.N
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
FOR RENT.
@Aal'ES.

EYy .ETEF--rD RENT FOR THE 20 a.
nv ing wear store from tnree 10 ten
II o. from Wilmington, doing from f5 Coz To
I0,OOO bu meas. Address atst.ng terms,
]. hERBERT BRO IN,
lHLtu Gsltw Mt. Cuba, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

ROoMs TO LET AT S& sHlPLhY ST,
" lG.U
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15

Observation-Disclosures AT s5 SHIP
HV ley street. lLgotllt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
FINANCIAL.
3 AND Q PER CENT.

y FSWU . TEN ULAV T.
IneN guaranteed. First MORTGAGES on
IroVd iarm and dty properties. Inter.
Epayasie Eemi-annusiiy. L0anG made op
\. Ons'thtrd OF the appraised vaiuo OF the
lTrY. Security sDsoiute and aIHple. Fur
"'aiormation and iull particulars from
n. HAYES CHANDLER,
I'M |o1,Hrn Manager Of OhAS. p. BOLMAF
|'us Topeka, kss.,
Witt No. Q West fth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-15
ron SALE.

IsOs SALE
= Yards Of sliek candy, n.
" hssheIp o. cougn drops.
Y TX. US white OAK bArh drops
ion candy iojsi, ,.,r,.. ,oo,haohs arops,
a,jy sahs' 'A' MsUANN Il Co..
IoIh anu l2iDt2W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
THE IssoeESr ABROAD.

The other day the police at The Union
Depot noticed feeble looking old man
wandering In and out TO kill time until
his train should depart, and as he several
times displayed quite roll Of bills, be
wac caulioned TO look out for piekpockets
and confidence men.
Wouldn't nybody rob an old man like
me, would they1 be inBoceBlly asked.
The warning was repeated, bat be
logged around as before, and after a
time wac seen In consultation with two
strsngers, who bad walked him around
10 the wharf. An officer got him away
from them and sngrily said:
Didn't warn you Agsipsl slraugersf
Those fellows are after your money.
Bat bow can they gii Il when have 1t In
my pocket and my hand on il all the
timer
Wei, voa look out.
Yes, III look oui; bat don't wan, to
be uneivil. When anyone talks to me
want 10 talk back.
The strangers t0on hsd him on the
string again, aud 10 sbout qusrser Of an
hour they lek him 10 : hurried mauusr
and be ssuulersd iafo the depot with bic
wallet in hla band.
There yoa'Ta let 'em bsai you! sx-
claimed The oisoev. How nHeh did you
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
.sra.ser nrs,wA,

A ysry Singular occurrence q Oil eily
Pa, recently vas the fight ofa quarter
Of mile Of iron rslis through eue ~ the
streets several Years ago raiirpAd
called ,ha lhoiIns, was huilt from lbe klo,
loihs top Of one ot The loity bills over
lookiug the city, 10 btlng into msfkot
some yausbis building sites ou lhe blll
The road asyery steep ascending ,he
bin At an angle Of - degrees, and wSs
operated by stationary engine at ,he
top, on the principle Of the gravity roads
10 lhs coal regions. The enterprise dld
not pay, aud The material was recently
cold 10 coal compaud Ga Tuesday, the
work OF taking up The ralla began. The
groupd was ICY. and the Job was no easy
one, as The rails were all joined at The
ends. The supeiiatsndent Of The work
conceived the idea OF lossupinR the rAila
as they we've, and drawing them down
the bin without being diljoiuted The limo
OF rails was quarter OF mile long, and
when lean oi horses wa attached
result unlocked tor occurred, The road
was very Icy aud the rails began to come
down Of their own weight, becoming dis.
lointed At places aud their motion rapidly
acceleratlng, the rails we're soon flying Ia
all directions at tremendous speed
Some bounced into the air aud few 500
feet. One long section kept together
aud dashed clean through barn, tore oil
the corner OF house, demolished an out
house, dashed through a garden, and
pointed directly Tor the Kitchen OF q
hotel, where several girls we're at work.
a stone wall however, turned its course,
aud II was hurled In two sections, one OF
which was piled up In an adjoining gar
den, aud the other leaped inle the air,
knocked a chimney of the hotel, jumped
upon three story houso some distance
away, tore the shingles for twenty loet,
and partially wrecked tall chimney
Its force spent, the section OF rail rested
across the top OF the houses. stnguarly
no loss OF life nor Injury to any person is
reported. The rest OF tho road -was re-
moved In the old fashioned way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
tax sAME OLD STORY.

AN Oxford undergraduate was show.
ing bis sister over his rooms IN college,
when some one knocked ttho door. Sup
posing that II was one Of bis friends aud
not wishing TO be cbaiIed, be bid her be.
bind the curtains and admitted an elderly
gentleman, who apologzed proiusely,
saying that II was many years since he
had been at Oxford, aud could not leave
without paying visit to ihe dear old col.
lege aud the old rooms be bad occupied
as student.
All cried the old gentleman, looking
around, the same old soial yes, and tho
same old carpet everything the same
Then, walking 10 the bedroom, he re.
marked, Yes aud the same Old bed and
tho ssme washandl Yes, everything the
same
Presently be stepped toward the cur.
tains and remarked, All! aud tho same
old curtainsl
Looking around be beheld the young
lady, and turning round, said; Alb, you
young dog, aud the same old game
Bat, hastily replied the undergraduate,
that young lady is my sister.
To which the reply came, Yes, know
and the same story
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
WHAT HE COULD Do.

When shall we know that the enemy
has given in2 asked lad, tailot's sp.
prentice, who bad run away from bis
master aud joined the British navy as a
common boy about the year 1850
When the flag is hauled down, ans
wered the sailor addressed, tho ship be
onrs.
Oh, /! that il all, III see what can do
Now this tailor's boy, when be ran
away from bis master be joined ship
which had the fortune, few hours after
lie entered the service, TO fall in with a
French squadron, and warm action,
brayely fought on both sides, was main
tanned. After fighting for a short time,
the boy was impatient for the result, and
addressed the above question TO the sail
or No sooner bad he Been told that The
withdrawal Of the flag from the enemy's
masthead would be the signal that the &C.
tion had been decided, than be deter
mined to see what be could do
At that moment the vessels were en-.
gaged yard arm TO yard arm, and were
obscure In the smoke Of the guns. 10 an
instant The boy mounted the shrouds,
passed from the yard Of bis own ship 20
that Of the enemy, ascended with agility
to lhe msiBiop gallant masthead, siruck
and carried of the French flag uupreceiv.
ed. and got back 10 the yard arm Of his
own ship in safety. Before lie could get
down 10 The deck, the British saw thss
the A.g bad disappeared, And shouted,
Victory, victory The French crew, see.
ing also that the hsg had gone, sud think.
log that II had been struck by order Of
the admiral, ned from the gnns; and a.
tbongh the officers attempted 10 rally
them, The confusion was hopeless. Then
the British ayAlling themselves Of the op-
portuniiy, boarded the French vessel aud
captured Il.
10 the midsi Of the excitement The boy
came down iron the sbfoads with the
French dag wrapped rounc bis body, and
displayed Il with no lilile glse TO The ss-
toDithsd ian The news spread quickly
10 the quarter deck, And the blushlBg boy
was ed iuto lbe pfesence o. ihs admiral
wbo fsised hIm for his EaiiAnlFy aud
rated bin there and then a. mIdahipman I;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

lend theme
wtF, Tier wsn,sd tweuly dollars, be
aowiy replied,
And yea banded Il over, OF eaurse3
gave en- CTS dollar bill aud got
thirty back,
Wei, yoa'H never see che bll sgAip.
kinder hope noil Be ohuekled ss be
drew down bis I'VE II was counter.
felt which my son found in Troy, aud
being as an very OLD and Innocent and
no, vp TO the tricks Of the wicked world,
/ guess IN get iulo the ears before some
body rohs me of my boou any one
comes aFouud looking for me, please say
I'm not al home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

The legislstare Of Mississippi has
adopted feriss of rssslallohs dsclafs.
tory of tbe States graihaie 70 the word
tor the literal contributions i0f tho
yellow fever snfieiers.