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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-26

For Portland and way, s.45 N. and II 40 P. n.
For Vanceboro and way, 12.45 and 2.55 A. N
Que from Boston and way, 1892 and 342 p. N
Oue from vanceboro and way, s.25 A. II. and Ills
A. M.
Through tickets to California and all points south
and west may be had of 4. H. Walker, ticket agent,
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYSON TUCKER, Gen'I Manager.
+. L. BOOTHBY, Gen.l Pass. and T'kt Ag't.
tortiand. Oct 1893.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

Ifycr ere suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, los Or appetite. general
debility. disorderei blood. weak consti-
tuition. hca3,ch<- orsny disease Of bill
iou< nature. BY an means procure . bot
fie OF Electric Ritters- You viii Be sur-
prised % 80 the rapid Improvement thst
will follow 700 will - inspired With
new life: strength and activity vii ~
turn. pain and misery will cease. and
henceforth you will rejoice in the prai>t
Of Electric Bifters. Sold n fffy cents
: bottle ~ Nehri1yer Bros Jasper. 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

when Delillah clipped o. S1mson'-
locks that mighty athlete q once became
- ether men, n Il could Be proved
that The possession Of Inxurisnt hair
would enable men 10 lear open lions
laws Hiscox & Go. would be driven
wild IN The effort % supply enouxb n
farker's Hair B4lssn - meet the DE-
msni. a. Il u the Bxisam prevenfs
vour hair from falling out and restores
the original color n fsfed Or gray. Be-
sides il II great addition q the toiIel
table simply . dressing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

The largest stock Of wallpaper ever
brought % his county hss just been -
eeived ~ Jacob Go<msnn q his Book
and Stationary Store Ranging n pr5ce
from cents 70 - cents . rail. Also :
large assortment cf window shades -
from SIS 10 400 pair with fixtures
complete. nlso: the Aurora spring balance
shade rollers. Piesse give me : CAL and
convince yourselves. JAccs GosnAx.
-. 11--9m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16
Program q sunday-School Con-
venti0n.

venti0n.
AZ ! meeting Or The committee, ~
pointed for the purpose. held . the u
81 church. Nay 5th- 1874. the following
proxrnm was adopted for The County
sunday -school convention- 20 oe beid q
Huntf69burr. Sunday. Nay 35th, 1854:
rncG RAnxE-
An ths Sabbath-schools meet q he
Evangelical church q : o'cleck = =.
TIE regular Sabbafh-schooI lessen for
ne day from 3 % 10 O'Clock :. -.
orrr1xa rxrRcrsr ~ 10 o'cLocK-
Opening address ~ Brother Hencher.
Address ~ Brother Conner, q New
ArTIRxooy SESSION.
Opening exercise = 80 n y.
Op<ninf address by 8. n. Anderson.
Address By Bros- 6raessIe, Martin,
Of Ireland, and = Jones'
rvrxrxo SESSION.
Opeuiux exercise q 7 30 p -
Address by Bros. @. p. Wolfe, q
Boonville, Ie<Iemanu, 9. - Plata, q
Dale. and John Jones'
TIE sinxing viii b n charge 81 ne
co11rexstion where tie services arc held.
All Addresses - limited % - minutes
except Bro. Conner. who be- - minutes.
All fhe Soperinteudeots present are e.
pecssd y naks short speeches ~ ~
So. AyDEzsey, Ps&
g G. KLxxy. Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

FcR RKrrr<xxrArrvE-Hr. r. y
Sweeney II announced n The Courier
TO-DAY = candidate for Representative
ID the Legislature from Dubois and
Martin counties NJ. Sweeney y yell
knoun III over this county. having been
before the people - : candidate, and
hss fir acqnaintance II Martin county
- - energetic csmuercisl traveller. He
will b : .crowdsr- n the re-. oDd
With : successful refutstioa 81 some
probably malicious reports. will certainly
have : large following. He be- many
frienda Who think his business exreri-
ence would make him valuable legis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16


The 1>ci.ir> s~>io. 49, 4 49, ~o~--
oore ~ Ho, Fn~~~e a ~ 80 Una -
of this Judicial c7rrnit ar1 n favor ~ \
strict oh->~xarce ~ rool f,;sh h>fws~r
Irhis ana D,hois ~onrsx " kicklr rr.tirr- \
|inx. not ~ he D~no<r.f alone. hur n
least nin>tern-tw~rfi<ths ~ ~ r.~tx
,memh>~.kiD n 80. ~orr<~ MIL 49,
result " i6,< no ~ D<.o nr,l;~r-
"a ana exr~~f>i. s<ill ,h~ Realization fhs.
|fhe rsrk Ana a. az ~ psrfv Drono<e -
.f>nd unfliu~hinrfr ~ - ririr "a r~~-
Inxniz~. ~ ~ ore~wfeim;r~ denenxr~--
ion ~ their favor ~ ri-im. AZ ! WORTHY
NAN ~ 4 pos;,io, ~ hor,r .r3 n~,f,
If~sr;,e eex~ i~sIcn.r "a fr;rk~~r
x;x>s - : rkr;,l ~ ri~e<urs wE;~h -
H o< - exnre..>i =, r~r~r Never 49,.
Ihens ~ ~. h;s,o~~ a. ~ r~~t~ ~. AZ
Ib>en = mar n.fs~~;,ai efn~< \, ~.
Insrt AZ . e. ~ w.rrori~ rrrxh . mrr
x;,hor< 49, Gnl> y, NJ. 49, 49,, rk>t
- h;~h -. r.i. e~.i..r ~. VI 1, M.
.~cunfv soi nexer -. . ~, mo~~
Ihrsveiv Ana frfnmrkrntfw v;nf;~rrri
i.h@n ~ - 90 80 Th,~sI@x tn n.o-
ole seemed 10 ri.e Is - On rr.n 10 -
/ bnke ~ .israerous stones which ~
beer circulated Over ~ t5eli against him
\ ~ WeIborr mso from $50 n the conn.
1 to /, 49, ~;rrnir Trwon,i h.ve h.er
to t,sIr ~ ! n,r,.rt - h<vs insrru--ed
for NJ NV. mt for the f.cf that fhose
Ionpo.ei - him sor1hr 10 bride fhe
|movemenf ~ ..kin1 insfru~-;0ns for
mr. A. II. Taxlor for prosecu,or. TO
have .rredei "a shsir demand. would
have been to br~.k faith with Dubois
county and lose - a. representative.
sni r. FIr forres proposed q ana aid
Stand sonarelv ~ ~ riedres heretofore
made a1i Won I sixn.i victory over he
trick ana tricksrers
The b.ttle viii now Be turned q the
1,fe II Dubois eonntx. where tbe con
fesf Z 20 81 decided. we know not
MAT she reSuis 81 the f;nal struggle vii
Ibe- but az Democrat feels thai lie De
morracr AZ our sister comfy onrh. %
'crst ~ - - shis ssrrxr;e. i6x=much -
our rol;firri ;atere<rs xre "a I ronsifer.-
Re extent united snd re nav Stand ii
need ~ Assistance hereafter. Again
lGib.on ~ornfv ~i.I have 70 b. -dorned
some tine "a this .iudreship business.
Ifn the person 81 judges Prince. Hall.
Fnkree ana WeIborn she - laid thsI
position for almost sixty wears Ar Tie
expiration 81 lis present tern Or once,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

y Fr<7rvxr The ladies' who se willing
a. -ii ~ getting Up strzrherrv parfv
ani festival. for the pnrposr or aiding u
furnishing the Jasper n. = church. ere
requested - meet Il the church for con-
su'tsfion Tomorrow evening - O'Clock.
prevfoas - presiding. fhst preliminary
arrangements mxy he perfected
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16
- Ga MlAIll CO.. y1n|
Sanders . Keller
FRIRDUAN BANK.

nCR eftirens III know tkst tbe prIed-
~ man Bank kss TIE best coal II tkio
county. and CharIes Sanders and a.
Keller having maie arrangements o.
operate this bark this yer, nd heing
both experienced miners. feel fhs< they
VERY BEST COAL u sny quantity
desired. and pronp< delivery assured ~
spplicsfion through Xr. Geo. Se<ors,
cssms<er. Price, 3 ccnts Or bosheI %
platform ard cents delivered 10
persons ordering over so tosheIs -
time discoun1 wiII - allowed Orien
respectfully solicited
Oct 5th. I8s3-tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

SnrLoH's yrrkLrxER y what you need
for Consumption. Loss Of Appetite, Din
illness snd III symptoms Of ryspepsis.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle For
ale By Nehringer Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

PRr<crrxG.--The stare trsvslinr agent
or the American RihIe So~iety will
preach a tin> " y Churrh IA jssper.
Saturday night a ia O'Clock. and Sun
d1y morning The rnh'i~ are invited
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

Afer having lung fever and pneumo-
MA. ] had dreadful cough and could
mi sleep - night. The doctors told M
I had Consnmnfion and wonlis die I
have taken six bottles Pi<o's Cnre and
nv cough = entirely gone and ] I'm well
- ever. Eurrrxr FonD-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

CArRnkH rrRrD. health and sweet
breath secured 81 Shiloh's Csfsrrh Rene
kv. Price 81 cents Nasal Injector free
FOR sale by Mehrinxer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

WILL roc sryrEs with Dy<pep<is and
Liver Complsints Shi;oh's yihIixer !
= guaranteed 70 cure Sold By Achr
niger Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

SHrLoH's corsH and Consumption cur'
i sold BY us On = guarantee Il cures
consumption NehrinGer Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

SLEEPLES< NIGHTS. made miserable b,
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure j. ~
remedy for you. Sold By Nehringe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

oExD rorn s1trr<s "a } CT sr>np .
fs q f; 5.s:s1 I a. - e = :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

70 %. eorsr<,s D1ls = ~ - syle1a
SS6orliis and poeash ssIss ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

- - = - 60 4 G11,k - No. -
NV ccxrni,s1 - k1Dx - = Isn1E -
ycau, - : 81 - 49,. szc.pe = - f1<D
q scr1<111. scrs g - v1IE. - a1cu1
90 y.nu - T.un = - 80 49, -
De.rs< = - 60. , G<.t.aI,y Ernt - =
= c1r>r - sr<1r1 49, omrs - - -
onrri>lY s1Izcr.4 - - 49, g ~. ~
- beg.n .zInE you $500 &cv- thHs9o
90 - = - - - enj1J = go healzA
- - - o113 oanlzI - ~ p>1c0
10 Bczii >ns<lfT = - <a<zs = - -
xeznEzzE VI xUzxMAs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

ErTnn Herhix has bronxht On lot
OF good nice AMI cheap huxxies- Come
and 80 them. sni Won cannot help bot
buy one. Arrii 25th. r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

TN Brxr Ssrvx 10 TIE world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum- Fe-
YER Sores. letter. Chspped Hands. chill
bl&ius. Corns, and al skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles % % pay re-
CURED II II guaranteed % give perfect
satisfaction. o. money refunded. Prize
IS cents Der box For sale ~ MeAringer
Bros. jasper.
Feb eth. Tl--tv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

r>r<urf- Sweeney expects 10 20 Wift
A'sori's Washington City excursion ths
lat - NAY. and see TIE <ights Il tb<
Capitri
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

$4,000 lbs. d Vol Uonlel
q lehlhufBol. Kahn { Co.'S ioI
which We win pay The hishesl
market price in Cash Or Trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

$1,000 lbs. d VOL UonIed
4 lehIh1FSel. Kahn { Co.'S iol
Which We win pay tie highest
market Price IN Cash Or Trade.
KIzz xe..s = cz,,ass. IN VvIldes's
cxorr. Wroorsso Cores .nd Rror-
.kiris Immediately relieved Nv Shiloh.
Cure sold ~ Nehrinx>r D~ca
10 ncss lss,<sss.sn = xsrys.s p<erssyR
- 80 wIIders oeomooh oIeesrs-
Thar HkrKrxG cor0H can ~ % quickly
-rred ~ Shi'oh's Cure We guarantee
n. For ssle ~ Nehrinxer Bros
~i'dsrs oarsaperiIla and peeash.
For lame Back. side or Chest ne Sbi-
obs Porous Plaster Price IS cents.
Sold by Nehrinxer Bros-
Hkxovrr. o., FEB. Is. 1854.
AMER having lung fever and pneumo-
nia. hsd dreadful cough and could
not sleep - night The doctors told M
had Consnmnfion and wonlis die I
have taken six bottles Pis0's Cnre and
~ cough = entirely ecne and ] en- well
= ever ExrrrxK FoHD-
Ycn Rorxp vorns Ts,s vorn< spo<n
1c- - nq<nir< 30 vyIIdoro 1lo<hor
Worm syrup.
SHrroH's corsH and Consumption Cur
y sold By us On : guarantee Il cures
consumption Nehringer Bros
~ ccrrs ore Do'1,r M Il s,vr> y1rr rs<--
~ SsssSs ssss3s a. W. h sss sssss
SrxrrLrz< NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough Shiloh's Cure il fhe
remedy for you. Sold By Mehringer
nro<
urrrroxs q v.rn srrrfr,A n rn<ss -
s.s 80 sos.s s III: l!1s: seSsssess'.'s
Will roc srYrrr with Dyzpep<i. and
Liver Complsints Shi;oh's yihIixer J.
u guaranteed to cure Sold By 1chr-
niger Bros
DlED rcrR sffrp<s sn1 CT sc1np -
- ". pnxna- LouxDv11le. ~, f1r 80 e
Denn<z<1i psc<1rr c>rt<
CkrAxkH rrzrD. health and sweet
breath secured b. Shiloh's C.fsrrh Rene
kv. Price 50 cents Nasal Injector free
For sale by Mehrinxer Bros.
- Hon1 1crsrv1s his = ~ - syleU4
~ ~ venGrell u<<<1Ees- WIlo0(so 8n1s
onDasllln and poeasn eures ~
SnrLoH's yirkLixER = what you need
for Consumption. Loss Of Appetite, Din.
xinez< snd 81 symptoms Of ryspep<is
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle foi
ale hv Nehringer Bros
x nm M x ~ H.r71s' F,rff'e Tr>1<-
mHr< - cErxrU Al rrTx1r1L <<rI1<{ N m<u
60 - - - H1uls k<1cty c. - Lc-l1k4o
e>r Go % Knebier's % buy cheap. firs
class mowers and respers ofsII kind from
: single mower 70 : self-binder. Come
and Sc before ron buy elsewhere 4.
ssTEE IoEp loves : eheerf-' E'v:r; = q
otoma's5s oltters-Is 4 90 -
Patents Granted.
The following patents we're granted
~ citizens OF Indiana week e0din2
-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

JASPER COURIER.
-nc.s lemonade ali sods water q ".
G. Fint<-
o. NJ. Jokn sno<sr took IN ne d.
louis excursion Saturday, and reports .
good time
For : ~, plate ~ Iee-crsm 90 %
the Opers Psriors.
e>-ur. N. H~r,.ir went On M Ksns>s
excn~<ion saturday. and viii be away
nearly month.
-R<n<r>.. oranges. lemons. snd
canned COOL. A M Grand Opera House.
kTNr. Wil-on. representing ne In
disn.polis Sentinel. we ~ town last
we<k soliciting sor that paper.
n>~Surf. Sweeney expects 10 20 wifh
A'sors''s Washington City excursion The
lat ~ Nav. and .ee The <ights Il The
C6piiri
ErTrm Herhix hss hronxht On TOT
OF good. nice AMI cheap huxzies- Come
and 80 them, anl Won cannot help but
buy or. Arr' 18th. r.
@ Sheriff Io~eph started virh Ozvo
Cooper - the penitfntisrv Tuesday
night. and delivered him there safely
Wednesday morning.
rrTrof G. schmidt. az Evansville,
was ~ rssper SATURDAY. making arrsuxe-
menfs 'or mr. Star band 10 afrsud his
grand b~ri tournament ~ August next.
PRr>crrxs.--Ths stare travelling agent
or the American RihIe Society will
preach A me NJ y Cnurrh IN Jasper.
SATURDAY night a. ~ O'Clock. snd Sun
day morning The pnh'i- are invited
Uur. Michael Ho~hges>ng Il ship
ping several rar< AZ hri~k this week. and
ha< good demand for his manufacture,
on account Of H. extra quality. he has
about 1000 ready for market ard D.
gun setting ; ner kiln this week
rTPske county Democratic tfckef ---
- $3.50. - ~ -- - p-.r--,,
.. nrv r',~n $500. 100
:, c.,,- ~, ~ vrs,S
= go. <.l11 49, 1890 ~. ~ at.- "a
= ps
II III u r-trinr rc . s.nrherrr partv
and festival. for che pnrpo.r n diinx =
furnishing me Jasper = Z church are
rrqur<'ed 20 meet . the churc1 for con-
su'tsfion Tomorrow evening ~ O'Clock
previo1s - prenrhinz fhN preliminary
arrangements m<v - perfected
n~-----D- u W1-c. -
CO. s--.='. - S~s.n.-- vra;,-. III,
~ ne, 49, \. ys.r~r r~rt
T.S-'s-- .rt rt.--s.~ ~ n = ara
- - $500 - 800 t--fr.<s ~ fhe Ifoe
~ hi profession AT ~ ne govk Z.
s,.,t. ~ . s-e-< kr>>th c.-pct y "a
s-;thonr ~ooa t~~,b xoa skoud 1--WE
- ~>i'
--------
o1Setuithst&ndinx much bss oeen
said about the Importance q Mood
purifying medicine. Il may be possible
that the matter hss never serio1sty
claimed vour attention. Think q \.
nov, II. 81 ne ne - So oostes 81
Aver S&rssp1rii'. you 1v0sd the evii>
49,. 60 = =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE Co.
In THE MATTER OF THRl
REAL STATE OF \ In PARTITION.
JOHN BEATTY, deceased.
Whereas, Hermon l.. Dean has filed petition In
the above cause praying that ru o be laid on the
pAItieB entitled TO snsfe In said real estate to
come foIwBrl and accept or refuse the
same AZ the appraisement thereof made by free
holders under order Of this court OF thew cause
why an order OF sale should not be granted. And
wbe cas-, Afurther petition has been flied by s4id
petition er, praying that the FIRST petition above
mentioned, anu lhe order made the con may In
the names Of the parties entit ed So forth and
whereas, both of said petit Ons have en- g anted,
andalsJ TIE iuli therein prayed Tor, and order oil
publication been made IS TO those parties who are
| non 70 idente of the state VI DE aware.
Now thes elore Ee command iou u orge 3. Han
| mum and hayus Hannum, John Carr and Janlet
/ Carr, children u Rachel CAIr, deceased, MAJ }
/ Tlorn3 wife OF William 1hUrne Hannah Smith
| wills Of sauEice smith, GatTiella Parkt
John Jacr son q Laua Baker, wife OF Johi
Baker, that laying 96iae all busine 8, AID notwith
standing any excu'ts you ne am epreE ~ al
orphtns' court u be held at Wilmington on MON
there to accept or refuse TO ccept this above men
TONED real estate 81 the appTaisement or 10 thol
cause, II any you have, why All order of sale al o.
not be granted as prayI for In the above mentone
W tnees the Honorable Willard Saulsbury, presi
dent Of said court, at Wilmington, this 2ath day
Attest. j. M. roUsMAN,
Clerk Orphans Court.
ISSUED SEPT. 30, 1884. oc2-8tw
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
HERE AND THERE.

eyes," sighed Amelia, "bsiore mar.
riage George protessed to be willing to die
for me, and now he won't even get his
lite insured in my favor "-Crrenf Cup.
"Hullo, Bob The coach is full Guess
Well have to strap you behind" Bob
"No, you don't. l had enough of that
when l was boy. Burlington Free
Eress.
A Partisan Doctor prescribed for lady
who had objections against growing
stout +: Take exercise my dear lady.
Consider the trees OF the field; they never
take exercise, and as 8 consequence they
go on growing bigger aad bigger every
year. "-Boston journal
Maud-"Isn't this queer title for .
book, mother Not Like Other Girls p
wonder what she can be II she is not
like other girls 2" Mother-'I don't
Know, unless she goes into the kitchen
and helps her mother instead of staying
in the parlor to read novels LIFE.
"How in the world can you content
yourself to live in this dead, aud. alive
place ~ asked the city viJitor of her
country cousin. II know should die IL
had to stay here" HWell,n replied
the rustic relative, 81 suppose should,
too but then the city folks amt here
only few weeks in the year, You know. :"
''Ever had cyclone here ~ asked q
Kansas man who was visiting country
aunt in the east. "a cyclone Oh.
yes," said his aunt. "Deacon Browns
son brought one from Boston spell ago,
but law he couldn't ride 1t. Tumbled
| off finna ha tHfa1 - d
Herald
Smith met Jones on the deck OF an
ocean steamer one calm morning after
several days Of very rough weather.
"Why, declare, JONES'" said Smith,
lyon look years older than when last
saw you l'' "No wonder" answered
Jones, "l've had several birthdays
lately "-Anon.
81 fear we shall be obliged to give up
our life at Saratoga, my DEAR" said a
fnely-dressed matron to her daushte. the
other day on the piazza of the Grand
Union. why, what has happened
Pa is not ruined On, tell me truly
ma 2" inquired the DISTRESSED maiden.
mo, my Dear, your pa is OF ruined, hut
his bank is, and he telegraphs me to
meet him in Quebec "And we shall
be near the dear, delightful Enos. What
wonderful man pa is, isn't her"
He was seated across the room.
George" she said, "if fire were sud
IDENTIFY to break out in the house what
would be your first impulse, do ycu
think 2" "Well, my FIRST thought would
be Of you, Of course. would get you to
a place OF safety and then do what |
could to extinguish the fsmes.'' "That
would be very nice of you, George, 10
think Of me first; but II fire were to
break out now, for instance, wouldn't you
lose valuable time reaching me from way
a ross the room 20 "I don't know but /
would" said George, IS he changed his
seat.--Nsw York Sun,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
rHEIR RkoKLsss GAVE.
sOme Sound Advice From q straigh
Ont ReDubatcau journal.


Ont Republican journal.
PhiadelphiA Evening Telegraph, Rep.
There ia no patriotism, no burning
desire for exact justice aotuating the
present conduct Of the Republican leaders
and organs. They are defeated, and
they know IL. They are simply making
case for themselves by infammatory
appeals to the passions and prejudioes Of
pArtisans. They are thrusting aside the
peace and prosperity of the country.
They are playing the tricks OF gamblers
aud desperadoss for the enormous stake
OF political power and the offices They
are desperate, unsoiupulous, daring
They came 30 near to success rs 10 make
their defeat the more humillating ID
bitter. They siill hope, by the
marked cards and the loaded
loo with which they have 80
often played and won, 70 win again. II
is nothing to them that II they succeed
they will disfrsnohi half tins naticn,
that they will make the majority subject
to the minority, or that, in their ta0rts
to do 1t, they may plunge the oouatry
into condition VI ANARCHY, AID that
every hour they maintain their dishonest
contention they are sspping the life
blood Of trade by disturbing public
confidence. They boldly threaten
revolution. They are as men Haunting
flaming torches above mines OF gun.
powder, which spark may ignite, and
the explosion Of which may result In the
general ruin.
But behind these reckless political
Adventures and organs there are the
people. The former are few In number,
but mighty In their power for doing mis-
chief; they are only to be feared, how
ever, In case the people fail to show theil
, greater power-the indubitable power Il
crush them out and bring to nsught theii
iucendiary and revolutionary purposes
They should learn what II is the people
= want; what 1t ia they will have. 1t Ii
j not much; II Ia no more than that TIT
elected President shall be inauguratet
? That Is not much, bat ths
q people will lave t.; 1t is their will, ant
r 1t will be well for the political leader
a and organs not to thwart IL. The Klkinses
Reids and o'Brlens are playing bolt
q game for the spoils; they will be tn
i powers behind the throne II they are sue
q oessful. They will be nothing II unsuC
o cessful. But 1t is the highest and ber
+ interests Of the country they are playin
against-it ia the peace, order, weliar
and prosperity Of the whole people ,hs
they are putting on the opposing care
If not to-day, then very soon the countr
will discover what 1t ia they are doini
Z and with that discovery there is likely
= come retribution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
ArHLErIos IN AMERICA.


The Fine Points Of nm Athletes
work More Appreciated Am
England.
A reosnt number Of the Saturday Re
viao contains careful and generally cor.
rect ar icls en- "Athletics In America"
from which we quote the opening pas
sages, which are full Of good sense:
when Mr.. l.. 3. Myers, the American
amateur champion runner, returned
home after his visit to this country, he
spcke in glowing terms OF his treatment
while here, and said to newspaper in-
terviewer that the Enslish were fonder Of
athletic sports than the Americans and
appreciated the finer points Of an athletes
work far better. Mr.. Myers was, In q
measure, right; for the maintenance In
America Of what are known as athletic
| games-runninR, walking, jumping, and
the rest--is wholly due to the enthusiasm
/ and energy Of q few men like himself.
Base bali, horse racing, and sparring,
appeal with greater force to the American
love Of intense excitement, and but
snsll sssemb' sges, "a rule, witnesi
tbs excellent contests which may be seer
so frequently on the grounds Of thu
various american athletic clubs. Per.
hsps tie utter lack OF management hal
much to do with this, for II must bt
admitted that the meRgre announcement
OF genes, thknst away in obscure corner
Of the great daily newspapers, have bu
small effect in country where adyer
Using Is a mania, The Americans, TO d.
them justice, are at heart as fond o.
sthlslio work as the English, or they
would never have given so much encour
asement to their own manly and sciep
tiic game OF base ball and to rowing
That they have among them the materis
for athletic achievements Of the best kind
their records prove"