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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

And wasn't it fun now and then to stop,
And eagerly wait and listen
For Santa Claus, over chimney-top,
And ask if the little folks saw him bring
Their presents inside then, ting-a-ling-
ling!
Down, down, where the snow-drifts
glisten!
But, somehow, the two little girls never
knew
Neither Marjorie nor White Lily
How they were let down their own roof
through,
How they came to be sleeping side by
side,
In their own little room at the morning
tide,
When the Christmas dawn broke chilly.
But there was package under each head,
Tied up with silver label
And Cakes from Santa Claus oven," it
read;
And their stockings were full of beauti-
ful things,
Such as nobody else but he ever brings,
Though they call him myth and IL
fable
And when Marjorie tells of going one
night
And wonders that people doubt her,
To see Santa Claus, while the stars shone
bright,
White Lily will open her eyes of blue,
And say, There's Mrs. Santa Claus, too;
Or else I have dreamed about her"
NN Prom 81 Nicholas
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Gtristmas Sturp
-ssooS5~O~So---
A Singular Coincidence,

S HE was queer old lady, was
90 Grandmother Grant she was
not bit like other grandmothers ;
she was short and fat and rosy as n
winter apple, with great deal of
snowwhite hair set up in Il big puff
on top of her head, and eyes as black
as huckleberries, always puckersd
up with smiles or laughter.
She never would wear Il cap.
81 can't be bothered with 'em !"
she said; and when Amelia Rut-
ledge, who was determined her
grandma should, as she said, ''look
halfway decent" made her two
beautiful little mob caps, soft and
fluffy, and each with IA big satin bow,
one lavender and one white, put on
to show where the front was, Grand
ma never put them ON right; the
bow was over one ear or behind, or
the cap itself was awry, and in the
end she pulled them off and stuck
them in a china jar in the parlor, or
a tin canister ON the kitchen shelf,
and left them there till flies ruined
them.
"Amelia's as obstinate as a pig !"
said the old lady; "she would have
me wear 'em, and | wouldn't !"
That was all, but it was enough;
not a grandchild ever made he an
other cap. Moreover, Grandmother
Grant always dressed in one fashion,
she had u calico dress for morning,
and black silk for the afternoon,
made with an old-fashioned surplice
waist, with thick plated ruff about
her throat; she sometimes tied
large white apron on, but only when
she went into the kitchen and she
wore a pocket as big as three ordi-
nary ones, tied on underneath and
through Il slit in her gown.
Therein she kept her keys, her
smelling-bottle, her erpocket-book, her
handkerchief and spectacles, a bit of
flag-root, and some liquorice stick. |
/ mean, when | say this, that all
these things belonged in her pocket,
and she meant to keep them there
but it was one popularity of the
dear old lady that she always lost |
her necessary conveniences, and lost
them every day.
"Maria /" she would call out to her
daughter in the next room, shave
you seen my spectacles?"
"No, mother; when did you have
them?'
"Five minutes ago, darning Harry's |
stockings; but never mind, there's |
pair in the basket"
In half an hour, when Gerty came
into her room for something che
Grandmother would say,
"Gerty, do look on the floor and |
see ifmy specs lie eanywhere around"
Gerty couldn't find them. and |
then Grandma would say,
"Probably they dropped out in
the snow under the window,-you
can see when you go down; but
give me my gold pair outof my up
per drawer"
And when Mrs. Maria went to call !
her mother down to dinner she
would find her hunting all about !
the room, turning her cushions over,
peering into the wood-basket, shak- |
ing out the silk quilt, and say,
"What is it you want, mother?"
"My specs, dear | can't find one
pair"
"But there are three ON your head, |
now !" and Grandma would sit down |
and laugh till she shook all over, as !
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25
A WALKING DICTIONARY.

HOW TO TELL A MANS CHARACTER By
HIS GAIT. -.,
1t is well to beware of the man
who carries his left foot in toward
his right in walking, giving the i'm
preston that his right foot turns
out and his left foot turns in. This
man is a natural petty larcenist.
He is Of kleptomaniac nature,
but he is not nearly so dangerous as
the man who deliberately lifts his
leg up from the thigh as though he
were going up stairs, That man is
Il natural ana an educated villain.
In England, where the tread-mill
is used in prisons, many conviets
acquire that peculiar step; but it is
the natural-careful, cat-like tread of
the criminal.
The girl who walks with flat
foot, planted squarely ON the ground
as though she wanted to grow there,
may not be as attractive as the girl
with the arched instep, but she is Il
good deal better natured.
She is sure to be good nurse,
kind-hearted, sympathetic and anx-
ious to bear the burdens of others;
while the girl with the arched foot
is nearly sure to be selfish, and GER
tain to be a coquette if she walks on
her toes.
The man of short, nervous steps is
always a business man of energy;
but if the stride is from the. knees
only, he is cold and selfish, caring
for no one but himself. f-
The man whose stride is long,
and, at the same time energeta is
generally bright, always erraticc, often
coneeited, always careless, fond of
admiration, and, while often good
fellow, generally unreliable.
The diplomat and the financier
have a smooth, gliding walk, P,hd
to describe but easy to recognize.
Great statesmen and great philan-
thropists always have a loose, sham
bling gait, which comes from think
ing about others more than about
themselves '|
The strut of the vain man, the
teetering trip of the "dude," the
lounging gate Of the unemployed
club man, are all. too familiar to call
for description.
To say that person walks like Il
lady or like II gentleman is high
praise.
The gait can never be picked up
in after life; it must be born in IL
man or woman and cultivated in
early youth. .....,Ha...-.
1t is lost to man when he falls in
to bad ways, for, so surely as he
loses his consciousness of rectitudc
and pride of honor, SO surely will he
pick up the gait of the loafer.
An honest man, gentle or simple.
never walks like a thief, and thier
can never counterfeit the gait of am
honest man, but in attempting to
apply these rules TO men one knows
it must bc remembered that all
thieves are not caught and all sus-
pected persons are not bad.-Homc
Journal
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-25

-Tepid water with u little borax
dissolved III it is good to wash col
ored table linen in. Nice table
clothes and napkina should not be
allowed to become much soiled. So
that they will require vigorous rub
bing with soap in hot water.
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Mr. Geo; V. Willing, Of Manchester, Mich. writes.
NY wife has been almost helpless for five wears So
helpless that size could not turn over In bed alone
She used two Bottles Of Electric Bitters and Ia 81,
much improved, that she is able nov to do her
own work. ~ '
Electric Bitters will do all thar Is claimed fu,
them, Hundreds of testimonials attest their yrent
curative powers. Only fifty cents a hottie ut l. L,
jays Drug Store, Newark, Del "
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Theron ?. Keator, Editor Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Halette,' writes; "For the past five wear have
always used DR.. Kin's New Discovery for 1,,,rl.
OF most severe character. US well as for those of
nilder type. IL never fails To effect a speedy rnr
MY friends to whom have recommended II sneak
Ot II in same nigh terms aving been ,n,rs5i a.,
~ OF every cough lhaye had for live years, / con
sileT II the only reliable and sure cure for Coughs.
Colds, etc. Call OF r. c. jays Drug store mi -
a free Trial Bottle Large Size 81 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19
MEDICAL
FRANCE,
Texas 10

ssDk. tusaA FRANCE,
has made IA his agents 'df n 49, Texas 10
| eii his negtI,failiuf TomttI 'hiilIf ugii u
hlal Restorative or VitalIfT' al anr0icd With
nervous debility, losf of man ond snf bln-
iftd disease thnuln ~ nnrN cfuI he ~ ular
fTOm which o. learn The cause 0f the H. asss
above mentioned lhff 90 pnCg IN pr0oaIs from
ls uf through ne by your ffigr 500 yesp prose-
Tho utVtf'fsllinf n,mldF
CeowDus a BALDWIN
Wholesale DugFisif, iaNaf, feras
nv retail q, HNwen hr's Hn J, l., Williams.
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later IN ihs daY. bat closed with a gain from
iirst trading fa,i cent MAY olfn on hfst call
was t,ken al 81 aud appreciated all dsy reach
ing IS better al close Pam previous close
February cirn lost Us cent aud May lost Us,
6rain receipts 10 ny ar, " ga hhhili corn
2,t2i2 oats iatf0l Shinmtnts nro, VIII AZ
81 ~ corn 20 $40. oats 7si 200
ht Louisville { Fob uary delivery ~ 81
Louis on trst call to-day sold az il0l 2 ana
dmpnei ia at last call. viii tea les on nrey,
inus close ~ rs cont Fit NJ ~, wIest began
tn day a. u 90 T., aud fell 10 II 0j ~ on close
call loss on previous crse OF 80 cont Cora
fur February on nrst all soln st q sni A. sst
cell day dropped Ia which u 3,a lowe Than
yotefsav May cora oncnod io daY 40 "a l.h
aud closed : loser VIII on 4 '.s lowlr than
previous clOts, Oats had 81 I . b a Tor Fob n
cry, which Il Ia lower than previous last bld.
May oat' closed a. % Is whion Il Ia od prev
ious close,
Pfoyl.lons-C hloaro-The last tran action IN
February pork to-day was AZ I GO. WHOA II pra-
vOns close. A. close % eay February pork
stood at Il 60 bid and II as asked. May pork
BEGAN At 100 ia aud gained 10 cnu Al last
call, which IL . ~ cents unier previous cl0sA
Lard or February sold an hr,t tracing $50
and At O Oso cropped on 10 ceuu, which IL
Just that much under proviols cilse. for Nav
delivery lard sold on op'liug call at 90 which
last c.ll previous. A. close lo.dsy Il was 2i.2
ccnis oil,
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TIE STATE OF TEXAs-To ALL PERSONS
i interested In the uardanship o the estate
orc Merrincld lunatic: Joseph Merrihrld
guardian, has nled IA The County Court of Dial.
las county final accoult showing the condition
OF his said ward, q. + Mer'ifeld, which will be
heard at the term ofsaid court commencing on
the first Monday IL February A. ID. 1881, at
the Court house, In the city OF Dallas, AZ which
tine n persons interested In the welfare OF said
lui attic my appear and contest said account IL
they see proper.
Wines, w NJ. G. Hill, county clerk Of Dallas
county. Texas
~, s ,-oiyen under my hand aud Tho seal OF
said court, at Office. Ia the city Of Dallas, this
8ist day OF December, A. D. 1883
W. NJ. G. HILL,
County Clerk OF Dallas county. Texas.
ByL. III, HuauR., Deputy. j,s3thnrs3t
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SHIsh's GStla:i d &sg !l:W9i
10 Po-'' 'r-. n iere all
och .sedics IIa iaii'
ed 90 Produce ~ !.

"Brlrhrs Disease II m, gii- =" fearful
seourFc. which spares ne.iher aga "A noe condl
don. becomes an iucumhia disease only Tor th'
want oi tmsly attention. n allowed 20 work 10
mvnrcs unchecked until % has fastened mon ih'
yIfalsoiits victim uo mclica tkill can release iu
hold. itciaims %. prey aud annually uumhcfs lh
Victims bog the thousand A timely usc u
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof u
this assertion. wc cite you 10 che numbcr.g,s lc-l'
moui-lf iu unr possession ard quote such emF
mont authorities ns Do. fi ives. ~ Nrw Haven.
Conn, anl pr. King Compiler NJ Kings Dis
fensa,oryl AK your own phy .can n ineso
names are authorities, nud decide lUr yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your liic rather Cham
surrender your prejudice o. au advertised mell,
cine. Decide now, Il may moo De Zoo late
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
T. natures own remedy tisno vito dccocHon
drugs and dangerous chemicals Nay
Flower Is q modest little plant which grows On
New Fouuiand, On Pennsylvania ana Kentucky.
Itl, diurrtlc and astriugcui Boo iis prOpcr.c, and
has frequently been used O. great advantage On
Dlarfhun and Bowci complaints ~ children. li'
great mcrit, however lsin iu gentle and efficient
action ON the kidneys. itrmoycs all impurities
through natural chaunolsnnd restores ihcsyr'lm
to a healthy condition. ltpromptly fcllcyc palms
in the back and loins. In oascs lwcak ani dei'
cate ,eunlrs Cos value q beyond computation
Hut for the natural n5dcsiy Of woman, which
cause. her % shrink from newspaper pubioilN
We might publish hundreds Of testimonials Of
benefits derived from H. use.
Ask your drurri.t for smiths Extract Of May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around hc
bottle. u yours 10 choose between
Icnlth. Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by s. b. Smith & Bro, Coyinston,
Ky. For sale q" a.. druggists.
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ONE OF TIE BEST PHYSICIANS

have been using BWits Spe life IN my pres-
tlce for quite n long time, and regard II as tho
best CON bluRlion ~ n lIoi purifier aud tonic.
II n entirely vegetable. beilg imposed o. tho
extract OF roots which grow IN this section OF
georgia. am faml Ia wi N iis history from tho
time the formula was obtained from the Indians
II is a certain aud safe remedy iOr all kinds OF
blood poison aud skin humor, aud In the hun
druts of cases IN which have u'gd Il aud seen
II used, there has never been a failure 10 cure.
/ have cured blood tantiu
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DALLAS EXCHANGE AID SILVER.
COTTON.

,,... . ,--. A.. 40, l., -
vscelpts a. All porA Io-dsy we've Y, rs IN er
Of YESTERDAY, aln only S2o less nan me
~ In lss3. Ihls NJ ANY boom ~ receipt,
49, IN inc .n9rnsa s'oe S, amounting i.1.,
2as hbatrd mo tone oitht hnot mar
ICES are nncbang both Ia America
r'Nti'ain. the nehe ter market OF
brics Is repoit d steady to-day. X.
g'slon are still ialing on, viii j Is
( the short Texas crop A. New
at Galveston spots are siill quo ell
0 lJr middling he ;olpis At the lHtt
port To-day were $50 bales. Exports today
wero l6.62s Ia excess Of last yea spots
sales ut New York 10 day wsro less than halt
OF yesterdays A. Dallas shipments are again
sero aud ieceipts light, BY fait ~ CO preAs
Blankouship & Blake got | bao from Ran
ger aud from X emo. C.li,ordis yard gol
bales and compress 10 bales bv wagon miking
to-day's total 81 bales. cot
ton buyer writes from Bremen
10 Dalss q ltton sh p ers dat d December 25th,
1883, as follows: deem Il % temperance u draw
your attention u the TACT that recently num-
ber 4 vessels have arrived at tlis port 18th
ser. Gus irregularities IN tho ships NANTES.
Hundreds OF bal $ VIII ch w-Tc mentioned In The
manifest with marks aud numbe aud all ar
ticulars were sferwafd Z u I'd not o be In the
ship at all Some OF these cottpns have turned
up later in another vessel, aud this WAS asuer-
taiuod accden u ly only, ior neither the ships
agents on your side nor the cunsignor on this
side could tell nth certainty which vessel
would bring the cotton Some lots which were
expected two IN n hs axe have post
lively not turned up yet aud will
prODaDly, ATrlyt III n OelAytl FtsNTl NJ lu-
stance In the case OF the "Egbert" from New
Orleans, w ich Tut into Baltimore In distress,
This vessel will prob by nring cotton which,
as the spp's agents fret cab cd. was to coma by
the steamer Hand "" when the Handel did
not bring IT, they gave information that tho
"PH &C Alexander would bring - ahd as this
vessel has not brought the cotton either. the
agents seased 10 preteud 10 give any furt 1cr in
formation, and now It Is Simply surmisn 'n
my psri that L win come IN the "Egbirt" as
this vessel 10 said TO brug all the cotton IL at
has not arrived by the former steamers. The
"Handel' AZ well as the Up finc. Aexand, r.
and other steam err. on the other hand, arrives,
bringing as much rs thr Q and four hundred
bales not mentioned Ia the manifest at all The
confusion aud danger created by such base
In al N n
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nlu Hraiod Marriage 6uidr, go pages, cloth
and silt binding, 90 cents saHir In paper cover,
Is cents. Manhood, 10 cent, womanhooi. 10
cent; pamphlet 3 cents, securely sealed, ~
mail. send money or postage slamVs' DR..
WHITTIER, the Great Specialist az ~.
CHARLES Street. 81 Iouis, w,
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FUTURES.

rox-The effect of the big swell In re-
10 visi le IN the fu ure msrksts A. New
tD-d y the opening tone IVES dnli ~ de-
A. Improvement occurred at last call,
ho ma-ket bee .me steady vi h an OF
1,Jins on ali months and ta'es VI 1900, over
YES erdav A. Liverpool the .furs nart Of
opered quiet and clio ed 6rn to dv with near
n nths lnchang a sod 2-6f on on Later months
New or cans ga quiet aud s~'er At opening
ana ssef dull ut steady. with dimiuishsd ssles
AID 2 points OF ON III m 'nths
Pr due IN ca o-wh-st for vebrua'v srd
Nav n -till running down Holders arr throw-
leg IA overbosrf a. the ba baha . mrved
Josah. tn mari. opened FIR F-h u,ry d.
livery tn-dav 1t 80 7-s and cio>ef ! Ace q lossr
My wheat began 81 - 81 and 4 II IS = the
lat vsusa> ton which Il cent uud VI sio-s
r. N Nay option. Corn Ter February on
gcsii brought 81 and psshef up 10 -
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

Secretary Folgers teply 90 tho ,'ns's fusolu.
ton OF inquiry fsrrriinE the sinking fund, Tc-
yeals tOma noteworthy incls la nlAli1n Va tho
history OF that singular hnauolAl conlrlyanee,
II appears that the total dob OF tho United
states less cash IN tho treasury AZ tho maj r.
mum point, August a. iSa, vas ~ 40 ssi b5l.ai
On June 20 lssi 10 was 1855. 0li W IS show
ing reduction la III debt iacludlng socruod
inIpres,. less cash ~ ihs treasury OF sl,2 S.
giOf03 o.. This sum, according - the ,cfe-
nry's computation. ~ greater by tii 1883, 90
than wouidnSve been supplied 1, tho sinking
fund undsS statutes nad the requfeme n OF
tho slukii g. al bepn stflctly complied gtth, A.
amatteT of faet, h viewer the state of the pub.
liz treasury after the war was such that r a
timo no payments g ulf be mHd', aud it vas
not until tn year 1859 that the lrst supply T.
the sin King fusd was effected II n somewhat
sialrult % discover lnst Whist the effect Of the
king fund On the @ edit Of the United staiss
the reduction OF To- dent has been save Ia
ID lar as the ex slence 81 the tiki x fund acts
'N have tended "a weaken the cftllt OF tn
ntry while Interpretations wers not COMP ed
.. IL Rppesrs from tn serretafyH state.
at that during the wears from 1885 Ia IS tn-
luiremeais were ignOr' aud that since 1863
cir prJFi,io shave not been r'gard ss iui.
posing any limiIalloas ON the prlcsssof dSbt r.
fuOttOn
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DIR. STRONG'S PILLS,
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rHs THIRD GENERATION

with n, after had most slgnally failed by the
most approved methods Of treatment with mef-
curry aud lodidc potassium These casoi have
been cured over hiteeu year. ago. and have
never hal any return of the disease In them
selves or IN their children
FRED A TOOMER, NJ D..
Perry. Houston county, Ga.
1T Is the best selling remedy In my store,
and all classes OF poop buy H. II las become
n household remedy with many OF our best ciu-
zens," WALTER A. TAYLOR
Atlanta Ga.
81 cell swlfts specihc-otleu gross In ten
DAYS at rotai and ~ al classes Some OF At
aud Alternative. JOSIAH BRADFlELD.
Atlanta, Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
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Toxs-opehsX liverpool. steady; New York.
qui & OfVans. steady; Galveston. teady.
Closed: ~ n. quiet Now Orleans. stead;
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h IMPROYF5 - QUALITY OE

IT IMPROVES III; QUALITY 0
tho Bioodara cHfirlir %. and II thorc-
fpft a rno iHriDurnitf and corrcciirD
IN cases ofall chronic HaiHdics which
nro associated with an IMfoyEn1gnID
STATE or THE BLOOD, Those oil yield
totho regulating az lnourlshingptop-
critics OF its great faui tonic olomcnis-
i.c,l npcnsatcs fortho toss II ritdliif,
Induced by tOnSuHi pfiOH, tdtdrTii or
BloHrhid and Throat affections. "a
tgiN remedy I'cMiH iiio Debility ana
r0imhurso tho Female physique fer
thos, losses o. rhriitD accompany
ing complaints Peculiar 10 The ser.
Mothers nursing thclr own children
aud delicate WODteH who expect -
become mothers ami bring up viD0F-
Gus children shouldb by all m cans ua3
lt. Ne miH restore sufferers Prom
Mental or NcFroHs Pr0SfrdfiOn nris-
ing from Deer irOTi;, ErccQcs OF
JT0frarfei pieegs9. ~ UHi cure
Drunkenness AMI tho Opium Hdbie
for ns tho appetite grows healthier
and dlscstlon moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally cN-
tlnct. ItishighlU bcusJiciGi IA Liver
Conpidints, IfdiGriri icrcr, nnf
ALL lIaldridi Disease and for tho
facilitating effects OF FcucT OF dHlS
Liiid it has 40 equal. IL repairs
,rdste, improves Digestion and ip-
,cfifc, aud affords tho DDspcptio M
rdlid an easily dsginaiidbto article
OF f0Od. and "a 10 pleasant 90 tho uIaio
that tho most sensitive palate VIII not
rgiogt IL.
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THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

anil inyallls generally may properly
understand tho mcr,ts ot "cOldeTi's
Iiqiiid Beef Tonic" M analJ M W
tho cminont chemist, ARTHUR HILL
nAssALL, MID, FRS, Of London.
England: and also an endorsement BY
tho celebrated physician, Professor
SIR ERASMUS WILSON, FRS. LID,
OF London, arc labeled ON each bottle.
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DALLAS NaiODal Bank
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