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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30

AN unmarried Portuguese adver-
tises for situation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30

WE regret to learn of the continued
illness of Mrs. DR.. McGrew.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30
Cottage to Let.
Dwelling House to Let.

Nam q The premises now occupied
sssSA by Judge McCully, on Bere-
EA tania street, in Kuloakahua,
will be rented after the 1st of February,
1885, at reasonable rates. The house is
commodious, and the outhouses con-
venient. The grounds are well planted
with trees and shrubs. Enquire of
002 If s. b. DOLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30

TARo Flour is made by machinery
and is perfectly clean. 905 st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30
Mans of Honolulu,

TN SECTIONS Showing buildings,
l. water pipes, street lines, hydrants,
&c. For sale by
NJ. D. MONSARRAT,
902 lw Gazette Building.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30
TO LEASE.
Furnished Rooms.

dor GENTLE..EN ONLY. Apply
II to MRS. TURNER, 70 Alakea
street 900 ~ b
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30

His. Elk. Gov. Dominis is unable
to leave the house.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-12-30
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
FULL moon tomorrow night.

ED1ToRIAL matter crowded out.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25
More Eggs i'm Winter.

This is the very time when eggs are
worth the most, when hens want to lay
as much or more than they do at any
other time, and when they are not al
lowed to do so by most poultry keepers.
Folks think there Is great mystery
about making hens lay in winter. There
is none; anybody can do 1t; that Is, the
hens will lay If you let them. They
bear a good deal of cold in the sunshine,
and even freeze their cOm0s and toes.
and yet will not stop laying altogether
if they can sleep warm. Now do not be-
gin to plan setting UP stove in the hen
house, or introducing steam pipes. Artl.
fetal heat is not poisonous, perhaps, but
very nearly so to chickens. They are
warm themselves. and need only to be
crowded on their rOOsts, with tho roOsts
all on one leyel. The ceiling of the
roasting room should be only few feet
above the fowls heads, and provided
with ventilation from the floor If posi-
BILE. Give them very close quarters, with
no drafts of cold air, and clean out I'M
der the rOOsts every morning, not ex-
cepting Sundays. The combs will then
redden up, and eggs will be plenty on
less feed than usual. 1t must not be
corn, however, or only small percent
| age of it, for this will make them too fat
| to lay we'll if they sleep warm.-COloneI
! Weld IN american A0ricnlturist ion
| January.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25
Mr.. Cough On Silk Hats.

1T would no violation of the com
mandment" said John D. Cough, IF a
man were to fall down and worship the
silk hat, for it is not made in the like
ness of anything in heaven. or on earth
or in the waters which are under the
earth" Besides it heats the head and
causes the hair to fall off. Parker's
Hair Balsam will stop that and restore
the original color to gray or faded hair
Not oily. not a dye, beneficial, delicious
ly perfumed. A perfect hair dressing
Soc. All druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %. 1884.
A TRAGIC POME.

Into the jail they put him,
fhe tafi of Detroit City.
sAHyoung and lovely maiden
Upon the youth took pity,
which circumstance inspired
This unromantic ditty.
Butthe Judge refused to free him,
Ather solicitation;
lie said he'd further see him;
The welfare of the Nation
xHere the maiden tried to free him)
Called for decapitation.
xThe offense was aggravated:
! The youth he should be Stayed,
Eor his sense was over-rated;
& On the accordeonhe played,
.And oft at hours belated,
Had been known TO serenade.
ale must de-" said Judge and Jury;
In VAIN his sweetheart plead.
rsHe must die" the peoples fury
Rebounded on his head.
,AccOrdLIgy they doomed him
To play till he was dead.
Had ha! that doom so tragic
Was what he wanted most.
The men of law and logic
: Reckoned without their host;
| But, as IL by parlor magic,
They knew that they were lost.
He started off quite crashly
With his Internal riot; -.
They shrieked, "We've doomed him rashlyT'
And begged him to be quiet;
aBut he said, and said it brashly,
''This is your choice of die-it-"
The crowd it was that perlshed,
The youth played 1t alone,
FWhile the instrument he cherished
Drowned out both swear and groan;
yThe survival of the fittest
Detroit Free Press.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25

Miss Hattie Coleman, a daughter
of the late G. ID. Coleman, of Cornwall,
Pa, who when living, was known far
and wide as the Iron Prince of Cornwall,
was married recently to Mr.. H. S.
Glover, of New York. The wealth of
the Colemans is almost fabulous, and
the marriage was on an appropriately
magnificent scale. About ton of we'd
ding cake was distributed among the
working people in the service Of the
estate, and all were given holiday.
The wedding presents nearly filed a
railway coach. The brides gifts to her
bridesmaids are valued at twenty-five
thousand dollars. The young couple
will live in New York.-Philadelphia
CAL.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25

The crazy quilt craze is about to give
place to family quilt rage. A
complete specimen has recently been
exhibited at Atlanta, Ga. 1t was gotten
up as family record of the Bowers
family. 1t gives complete list of the
children, grandchildren, and great
grandchildren up to the time it was
quilted. The squares are cut to repre-
sent trees. The first tree has thirteen
limbs, with flower at the top of each
limb, and child's name in each flower.
And so on to the fourth generation.
The total number at the time the quilt
was finished was two hundred and forty
FOUR Chicago Herald
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-25

Silver door bells are made to look
bright by cleaning them with weak
solution of ammonia and water.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
Tefesrap9i(@e 9epef6en.
Oeuti 6I b.

8erIiu. 80. Npril. Die Hci4stasss
Gommiiiion sur Vorberatbuns Der SorIase
iiber Die 8erlanseruns Der Re9tssiltistsit
bes 9eietes sssen ben So,ialismus bat
Winotborit's antras aui Streiduns Der.
ienissn Ysitimmuns, mslde bic @eaieruns
ermadtist, bic slbbaltuns uon Sosiuliitens
Seriammlunsen ,u perbieten, nit l3 sssen
7 Stimmen angsnommsn. Osr prcuBilbe
Miniiter pon Yutttamsr ertlSrte, bab Der
geissentwurf, wenn sr ni9t unperGnSert
bleibs, BON Der &esierlns werbe abselebnt
perben.
Ginsn fsrnern Nntras @inttborit's. Sen
fleinen Velaserunsssuitanb aui Berlin unb
beiien llmseseno ,u bei9rdnfen, bat bic
Gommiiiion abselebut.
Berlin, l. Wtai. Sn elmer Situns
Der beutiden Goloniiations. .@eiellldaft
brans Der Giirit 9obenlObs auf bic Grri9s
tuns BON 9tieoerIasen bsuti9er Yrobucte
unb Jabritate In ben beutiden Sesbdien,
Nm ben ausldnbii1ex Rauieutsn ben Gins
taaf beuti&er Waaren su erlei@tern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06

in epduien 1T man benz YIaa eine'
neuen republitaniiden Grbebuns auf BIZ
Spur setommen. Musbriide iollten u
slei@er 3eit in gatalonien, galeneia uni
ben iabli9n grOpin3en ftattRnben. Sn
Barcelona II. an ueri9iebenen anoeren Ors
ten wurbeu Sii,iere unb GiuiIperionen
uerbaftet. Sn Gabir wurbe man a.usier
abseianbter 9orifIas babbaft. - Oie
GOrteswablen baben besounem. alns Was
Srib uerben Resierunssfese semeIbet.
Dan er1pabIte feds 9essieu,nsscanbibaten,
bauanter GanOuas bel Gufilo, &omero =
JeobIebo, Sen Niniiter bes Snnern, unS
ben Nsarquis be Ia Setiia Grmiio, ben ebez
malisen Miniter Sss auswdrtisen. Ga
nouas ueriasbt bie Bablmaidine sefdidt
3u banbbaben unb mag m0sliderlueiie eis
nen &esierunssiies gu Dese brinsen.
Ole lnsufriebenbeit i'm @es
ften Ganaba's, Defenders in Manitpba.
mebret iid bsrart, oaB bic @efubr ernfsr
lluruben uorIiest. Ser unseredte 3ollta.
rii, bic gsbriiduns burd bas giienbabns
MonopoI, bic in ser gtidtbswilisuns BON
6reibriefem fir Frcuinsialbabnen Iiesenbe
llnseredtisteit. uub bic Sddbisuns aaer
Snterehen bur@ bic nit BEN <dnbsrsien ses
trisbene WiBwirtbidaft babem bus @eidbl
bes llnwiIens unb suslei9 ben Gnti3IuB
wadssrufen, bic abitelluns ser llebel.
itinbe burduiesen. @enn bic @ei4vers
BEN in Ottawa abseuisien uSer ca% nur
un;uldnsli6s MaBnabmen sur Ititslung
berielben uerbeiBen w.rben, 1T tis @sist:
sebuns uon Wanitoba entidluiisn, ii5 un.
mittelbar an Die Rrsne su penbsn., SbHs
3usifel miro bas britiide golonialamt f9
letislid pern,i,tslnb in bic Sade mii1sn,
aber bic taiierIide @esieruns miro unsern
uernsbmen, OaB al ber @rense Ser Serei:
nisten Staaten unb pon benz Site Der
canabiiden &esieruns melt sntiernt elm
Staatsweien I'M Gntitsbsn bssriiien 1T,
weldes ernite geidwerSen uorsubriusen
bat unb cine AbiteIuns berieIben nibt gu
erlansen uermas.
Ole cnbaniide Grpebition asueros lit
nod teineswess unterSridt. Die Issies
runs wsisert iid, iter bic Anselesenbsit
irseuo welde austunft su seben uno
bic Freie muB Sdweisen beobadten.
slus Yriuatqusllen erfdbrt man, SaB Nu.
sero iid in BEN reidsn Oiitritten Gos
Ion unb Gisnfasos gn5ans, Yferbe unS
qebensmittel ueri6afit. oab er au Mans
quito cine Gaierne unb ben 8abnbof nies
berbrannte, ueri9ieSene Giienbabnen gers
ft5rte unb iid bann in bic simpfe uon 3as
pata, bas aIte Operatiensfelo ber Sniurs
senten, suriidsos, mo- iie int Stanbe iinb,
ieIbit sr1beren 9ruppentOrpern 7ros su bies
ten. Gr fea feline Streittrdfte, ssren
Stdrte auerbinss febr ueri9iebeu anssses
ben ,pirs, in Srei e@aaren setbsilt babsn,
nm bic Tuppen irre 3u fibren unb fl
bur9 teine lleberfdue beunrubisen ,u t0n:
nen. 8is isst bdtten ibnen bieielben nod
Sur9aus tleinen erbebli@en S@aSen ,use:
fast. @dhrenb bic sfii,ieae Yreiie fort:
fdbrt, ben aufitanb ais gang unbebeutsnt
bar3ufellen. iteist bod bas &eIbasis GAM
erbebli9, Der 9anbel III IN ben betreffen.
ben Diitritten seldbmt, unS bas @ern9t
pia wihen, bic Hesieruns babe Nsuert
cine betI4tIi@e Summe anseboten, fals
Ct bic Sniel uerlaFe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-05-06
pretie Ger 2ln3eieen.

Sebsr Sou Ser epaIte per Sabr =. $500
6 Ronate. .$10@
3 Wpnate. = G.O0
2oeaI Noftaett.
TAr iebe Belle grepier, ober beren &aam, haS
erhenal 10 Sents, bic nG6fteu YaoIe Gents.
SeratBSs nnS Sosesanseissu urit Sprn9
$3.50, obne Gpru4 $1.00.
1aswartiss aaadssu mAHsn ussaasksssIA perbsR.
Gnsesen Fir HtenicB, aotterien, @MdsRtsls
&C., bic 6em geife Der fatb. RirGe ,upiSes, iins
ben hins &ufnabme.
1naeisen ieuSe man RSte Rens RcS,
tag Murseu Elm.
Job 4rbeiten alIer Dirt prompt unS
biIlis aussefdhrt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18

The New York Herald looks upon the
result In Maine as premonitory OF Rspub-
lioan defeat, and declares that "the cleo
" lion Of Mr., Cleveland Ia as certain as
"Gny future event can be-" Firm in this
faith 1t proceeds to frame a cabinet for
him as follows
We think Senator Bayard should be Presi-
| dent Clevelands Secretary Of State. His
high character and long experience in public
life point to him for this place. We have
heard that Mr.. BRyard would prefer TO re-
main in the Senate, but in such case per
sonal preferences have no weight MIR.
Bayard will be extremely valuable in Presi-
dent Clevelands Cabinet because he has that
Intimate knowledge OF Washington mon and
politics which Mr.. Cleveland, like Lincoln
and other OF our best Presidents, has 10
acquire after he takes his seat In the White
| House.
MIR. Randall would make an excellent gec-
rotary Of the treasury. His intimate knowl-
edge OF the public business and accounts, and
his well known determination to economy in
| expenditures will make him capable and
worthy head OF the treasury.
Mr.. Thurman OF Ohio would, on many
accounts, make an admirable secretary OF the
| Interior, where lands and land grants and
the management Of Indians and other impor-
tant affairs have 10 be dealt with.
We speak Of these gentlemen now because
| they are among the more prominent Of q long
list Of honorable, capable and nnstained
Democratic public mon from whom President
Cleveland will choose his cabinet, his foreign
ministers and other great functionaries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18

The result OF the nominations on Sat
urday was the selection of a ticket com.
prising, generally, excellent candidates,
with some Indifferent ones, This Is to be
expected from . system OF nominations
which enables sinale hundred to selsct
candidates TO be voted Tor throughout the
county, which makes practically imposAi
BILE the selecting ticket Of uniform
excellence. .---.
The fact that the system requires
candidates to put themselves forward and
solicit votes Tor themselves, dsters very
many capable men from even allowing
their names to BIS used. Then, too, where
contests are made for nominations, the
odds are largely in favor Of the man who
is most active and least modest sboUi
asking votes for himself.
Just how II Is possible to reconcile this
great difficulty, which is experienced by
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18

Victoria Agnes MoScsini, the tAyorite
daughter OF Jay GSuld's broker, eloped
from Yonkers on Tuesday week with her
ooaahman, q German named John Rrnstt
Huelskamp, and the New York papers
are dsv,ting columns to the sensation.
The detectives have learned that the
lovers were married by German pastor
in New York city, but have not bsen able
to trace them. farther. The psternal
Morosini has trumped up a charge Of
larceny against his daughter, in order to
give the police an excuse for Arrestipg
her when found, and he talks about
the power Of can unwritten law
In case he comes up with the
groom. As both the contracting par
ties are Of age aud presumably endowed
with sense enough to know their own
minds, we cannot see why there should
be such public fuss over their esOApade.
This is reasonably free country in some
respects and II grown-up woman,
wealthy, educated and accomplished,
chooses to select for q husband a man
who lives by manual labor and who has
not the qualities which entitle him to
shine in society, that is her business.
Perhaps she may soon tire Of her bargain;
perhaps, on the other hand, she may
iud her moneyless spouse a better man
than any Of her wealthy admirers that
is her business also. In country where
fortunes are made and lost 80 suddenly
as in the United States, It is not wise to
place too much stress on mere wealth.
Education and refinement are more
stable, but after all the ability
to earn his own livelihood is not
equalization to be despised by sensi-
BILE girl In selecting 8 husband. II the
goodman was instigated more by greed
than affection his wife is to bs pitied, but
she might have been taken in the same
way by some pretentious but impeouniouH
Top in her own high circle Of society.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18
IN GEN ERAL,

The government property at Harper's
Ferry will be sold at auction on October
22d.
Edward Duffy, grocer Of BROOKLYN.
New York, was arrested Monday for
selling oleomarearine. This is the frat
arrest OF the kiud made under the new
law Of that state.
The steamer Ocean King, with the oon-
tingent Of Canadian v0yagers for the
Nile sailed Monday morning from
Qusbsc Before 1t left the governor. gen
eral visited the ship and addressed the
ottcsrs and men OF the expedition.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows Of the World met Monday in
minneapolis. The reports show that
there are about 5000 lodge msmbers,
and 9O, 600 enoampment members, q gain
OF nearly IL 900 lodge and nearly 6 900
encampment members during the year.
The twenty sixth annual fair Of tina
New Jersey State Agricultural Society
was opened Monday at Wsverly. The
display OF all kinds is large that o
blooded stock is said to be the best ever
seen In New jersey. Governor Albeit,
Secretary Frelinghuysen and Gen. Butler
Repeated applications have been made
to the tire asury department for permjs-
sion to Ian rags trAnshipped at English
ports since toe 1st inst, but which had
been shipped before that date from the
country where they had been gathered,
Every application was refused, and Il IA
announced tina. the department will not,
under any circumstances, consent to nny
mod thoation Of ito original order, so az
to Sdmit suoh shipments.
At meeting Of the New York board
Of aldermen Monday Alderman O'Con.
nor offered resolution providing for the
sale at public auction OF all franchises
Tor street railroads 1t was referred TO
the COMMITTEES on railroads, with insttuo.
tions to report back at the next meeting
OF the board. On June 23t last a similAs
resolution was offered by the same alder.
man, referred to the same committee, and
has reVer baen heard OF since.
The boiler Of the Central railroad
compress, at kutals, Alabama, exploded
monday, killing Ave men, and iniurin0
several others The pamss Of the killed
are Michael u Pickett, white. Chiaf
Oiars, John Wimbisch, George Richard.
son aud Jeremiah Brooks, ooipred. II IA
supposed others were In the buildinV and
persisted. About 400 bales OF cotton were
burned, and thu total loss on property ia
ss,imst~d at 100000. One piece Of the
ooilsr weighing four toms was thrown
distance 81 275 yards.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18

both paltise, with ;t.is msry goOd feat.
ures about our Bystsm OF nominations, is
not clear One thing is certain; that
II the present system continues in vogue,
Il Is Absolutely essential that some system
Of legal regulation Of these primaries
must be adopted for the nominations in
both parties become as much matter Of
pablo importance as the elections, and
8 euld be guarded as sacredly.
The fact that nominations are made By
h1ndrsis relieves the party throughout
tue county to some extent from responsi
bllity for unsatisfactory selections and
makes II incumbent upon the voters 70
see to Il that a really excellent county
ticket 10 the main shall not be preiudiesd
by indifference or even racklessness 10
any hundred.
Now that the ticket ia oompleted Il Is
OF the utmost Importance that the CAM
paiRn should be actively prosecuted
The congressional nomination is settled
in advance aud our State should put her
ssli In the vsu in a contest which in.
wolves directly the question OF the sue
cess or failure Of tree government. Bvsry
day the revolt OF the better ssnse
even Of his own party, against
Bliine and his methods, ia becoming
more pronounced. In this State many Of
the most earnest members Of the Repub
lican party have time and again resisted
In their State organization the very
methods and principles which have now
tue control Of their national organization.
Unless they wilfully olose their eye:
they must see that triumph OF Blaineism
at Washington would be fatal TO every
profession which has been made within
their party lines in favor OF reform and
decent political methods.
Democrats have not. only party
victory, to struggle for but upon theii
suocess this year depends the question
whether our form Of government
will permit the election to the
presidency Of man who Is repu
dated by the most trusted leaders Of hi
own party and ia undeiended even by hi
supporters Ggainst charge which impugr
his honor and integrity as q public man
An active and aggressive campaign
should present the issues Of this canvas
To the voters of Delaware 40 sharply apt
clearly as to result in A victory NOR,
oomplete than that Of two ysara AGO.
| As To this overpoweripQ national issue
wa really feel. altar reading the add;
,ional letters given by Plsher and Mulli
Gan IN the publ;e this moynino tina, e.
ahould apoloeizs for calling an,
rsaeotiup man'a attention tbsrsto.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18
4 RRIaHrYrL o1LAnLrY.
Reported Floods in China with the
Loss of 20. 900 Liyea-EhoIeFa,

sAy RRASCrsoo, Sept. l5.-Ths steamer
San Pablo arrived here last night bring
ing Advices from Hong Kong 10 the lash
ultimo, and from Yokohama 10 the Both
ultimo. Information had reached Canton
# iriRhtful inundstion in the province
Of Kisng see
The news is dated a. Keng TAX, the
chief centre Of the pottery manuiaciure
and one Of the four great markets OF the
empire The foods lasted four days and the
entire country was submerged to the depth
of60 feet. Whole towns wers swept away
II ia believed that fully 10000 persona
Dersished. II was feared that pestilence
wonld follow. Cholera had broken out at
Annoy. The number OF deaths Ia not giver.
It has been declared to be an infected
port.
1t ia stated that the price paid for the
fleet Of &c vessels sold as announced by
the China Merchants Navigation Com
pany to an American Company wac
$3.50, 900 taels equal to &c, $780, 900 which
ia below their original cost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18

Comparatively few rsIdssI have KEEP;
track Of What France And China L.s hsh.-
ing about. An exchange states tie EituL-
tion quite clearly Lbgu; a. f3lloWs 5ors
mon;hs ago the French, who hLi ~
quired a ioothold in An1n, were cub
jsctsd 70 ineursiOrs BY the brigGnd.llks
Black Plsgs Of TOrguiu, which ia sori Of
dependency Of Clink. THIS led to a
short war, in which France gave the
Ansmises a thrsshing, China refusing
TO hAvs anything TO do in the mat
ter. The sympAthiss Of some Of
the Chinese we're, however, with
their little neighbor and among the
defenders Of Tonquin were found many
soldiers Of Chinese birth. The drubbinR
received by Tonquin from the French re-
suited in the making Of new treaty
between France and China, on terms
favorable to the former country. The
French, in their exuberance, attempted
to take the fortress Of Lsngson, which
was gArrisoned by Chinese troops, before
the garrison had been informed that a
treaty mad been signed; bat the latter re.
fused to give mp possession and drove of
their sssailants. France chose to regard
this as breach Of the newly made
treaty and to hold China responsible
NhaNafaN 10 Nha N1n ~ Id "a
nearly &l5,0OO,00O. That the fault
really lay with General Millot, the
French commander, even the French
now admit; and, to save his reputation
and that Of his government, Millot has
asked to be relieved from his command
on the plea Of Ill health. China denied
any liability, maintaining that the
French were to blame, and In order
to settle the complications requested
that the dispute should BE- sub.
mitted to the arbitration Of Europe or
America. France was deaf to this propo-
sitiOn Snd insisted on the payment Of the
indemnity, and, on China's refusal to
comply at once took possession Of Ke-lunR
aud bombarded Poo-Chow. And now the
French are beginning to fear they have
been little too precipitate in this whole
business and have walked ur horuet's
nest which may give them great deal
more trouble than they baygained for.
Other nations have too much interest in
China to regard fAvorably long oontinu-
anoe Of hostilities founded upon such a
pretext.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-18
0ORN-sRUOkIRG SONG.
s. q, Cromwell.


Shuok erlnng, niRgers, shuck DIS co,nI
~ OARS menny er bar'l in dis va pile
OARS menny or Tashin, shn's yo bO'n'
Ter iced all de hans wild arter willie,
Ink at susing, dat fat gall
Whar she git dat ballymeral?
Mus' er got hit fun ole Miss Sal.
Shuck erlong, shuck dis CON.
CHoRCs.
shuok ruck shuck shuck a ruoir n shno,.
v,, faIs dat ticker down die way,
Snuck ruck a shuckl shuck a runl abpol, I,
AIN gwine home ez long ez stay, ''-'A
Hyar dat boz pig how he souealI .
~ Wishin' TO de slops er-norrer MON.
III ne natter got In dat dere fieii
Nlggers, we d neber bin shueEin, dtu oo,,
Ink at Moses. how be GRIM N'' 'o"'
Ain muffin OBJ him but ID wool nm, o,,...
Mouf ez big ez dat con bin A oni"'
shuck erlong, shuck dis coin.
CHORUS.
Shuck ruck ahuck! shuck n rrotr a .t,,.,-,
Pals dat ticker down dis way o""ok
shuek ruck shuck shuck 4 ruolr n sbro,,
Am gwine home ez long ez stay.
-Hdfper's Magazine FOR Oetober