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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estate OF Loys A. CApoREr,
,,hs rndsrsiened. having be.,n appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of MAD.
ch ester, Commissioners, to receis 9, examine and
sdIust Ill claims and demands OF al persons
~ ainst the estate OF
Lois A. CAdoret. late Of hnncl ester,
in ssid district deceased, and al CLAIMS sxhiD-
jts in Offset thereto, hereby give nohcc that 70
win meet for the purposes Aforesaid, ~ tho
dwelling house Of Frank Bnlkby Ia said NAB
oh eater on tho 2sd day OF Bsptsnbsr nest'
1rsm O'Clock A. N. until ! O'clock = N Z;
dsy OF March A. D., 1895. 10 the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present thev
ciaims 10 ne for examination and allowance.
Dated st Manchester. this Esd day Of Aarcn
AID. 1885.
lZ3w ia. FRENCH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

ysrnoat hes inst had come 70 ths frost
most worderiuI horse, . psner. nsned
Hiram Hamilton. Hs VS. sired b. Black
stone. he by Columbus. good blood on
both Sidss. This animal vas bred BY u.
Hsniltoa Of Fsirhsvsu. Tho horse i tall
ssd handsome His isvorite gait vAs >
valk. sad formerly be VAS hardly ever
driven out Of it. Last fall the Bolger
brctbsrs 81 CAstiston. farmers and slsts
ousrrynsn. purchased him Tor use On
derrick. He vss put II hard york on ths
fsrm. bat uouid TALL down end break The
thilIs Oss sssssse ~ sss hsrsssssd sin
~ sSl esmn~sssd pae'ns. A. soon -
- lsks - fsDssa over BE- sss put "
MT ed hes made nile 10 tso minutes
80 49, secoad,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

william Slads n Ohio. chosen consul
II Brussels Vas formerly > resident o.
Niddlsbury. The family Of Mr.. slsds
shared vi.h that Of Mr. Phelps. the new
l(isisser 70 England. the distinction o.
prominence. The Shades being Republicans
sad the Phelps Democrats. William
Slsds was the only Democrat ia the fam
liz. He has bsen in diplomstio service
before. usdsr Pierce or Fillmore. and 70
net known among politicians In Ohio.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

"How ny back does schsw All dis
ss~ss Of the kid0sys. retention Of urine
sad female weakness. cured BY Hunt's
Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23
rARM For SALE.

FARM r OR SALE. .
II Kast Rspsrt, w.. good location, vishln
Ave minutes walk Of school, store and cheees
factory, Cont. inins 10 scres Of good land wse
80 appis Hssx good bearing size, All grated,
also sIcsllGu1 sngar orchard Of llOu trees, large
house nearly q and good outbulldings' IL
very deaireSe nlaus. Fries low and tsrns easy.
por further r foAuAl1on ell - or o11reee
Il. g. DANFORTH. Ixscutrix.
East Rupert. VI. April let. 1885. l6Sueaw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

a s. CAsasld hes seld bin psir o. bay
colts 70 nan from AsS York ststs
Price $500 " more.
%. +. A dams hsa eoss to Coitises.
villa, East w Lliugiord as1 other plsoss
on Z vacation o I week Or more.
Mrs. W. L. McAulsy Aas bses vary
sick here for several days. bat ct this
writing l. some better. DR.. Phillips ~
tsnds her.
IT. X. O'Connss 4 eshh'sg ~ -
Hev hotel. psis ting inside ed oat laying
abe vsiks. etc. He eTpscn sos 70 one VII
opsa II ssxt month.
---Edvasd Cslliaaa hss pssch n d y.
| n. Can6eld The houss and lot ' here NJ.
Ca16sld sov lives, rad vii take pcssss-
sion mart fall
| DIR. Geo. y. Haskins Whose hos - vas
destroyed By nss shost 6as -. ~
hired house Of Johs csalsa u Eah A.
iinsson where b. will b. icuad = prassst
The sszt rsgsiar eonnasisssi0, Of
Rsd Mountain Lodgs. No. ~. Y. 4. n.
viii h hold u Mssosis hsiI Friday evan
lag. April 2tsA. 4 500 sisssAssss =
desired.
~. n. SQuius bss paschassd the cd
IOoG sssidssss Of G. = Williams 80 ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23

gArrOGS rofxy.
-7niss Bertha Eddy q Hoosiek Fsll. l.
u Nh.
--ueboss Bcsss's house 90 Maple st.
y nsasiy eesplstsd-
Mn. O.. Lssis sas called 70 West
uskosa ~ vssk ~ NJ serious illness Of
~ ndlAss.
M xssahh BssAss. sho died a
- snvonea - y Paslst week or two
-. - ~ sa1kss cf Mrs. Truman Bsnt.
~ y sillAosv
n& Wiisss spss, iAss Sunday vitA
~ $500 u tsss. NJ. wiisca 10 .
nsu4As~ n ~ Asn Il Bardy. Rabbit 4
O. = vssAsvsa-
M. Tsusss LSnpsca hss purchsssd
= ~ u Wnham - viii rswovs 70 4
- sess = ~ tssvsliss viii permit VI
~ ssssy = Iasfhs family frcn ssoss -
-.Dsrss 4 Co. havs rsesissd : ssu
lsss 4 hsss ~ ssps ssi ssssa hss hssa
ssssd sAsea. Il sdditioe u ths ssasl isrs'
sssstssss = thsss goods carried ,,
'thsn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Flvibustertng In Texas.

A special despatch to the st. Louis
Globe- d emocrat from Brownsville
Texas, says: Under to.day's date
advices from Rome, Texas, state that
: force variously estimated at from 100
to 15O men are congregated at Juan
Maldon ado's ranch, four miles from
Rome, arminR and preparing for q
raid on Mier, Mexico, which is about
seven miles distant from the ranch
They are partisans Of one Of the de.
feated candid Ates for Mayor In the
recent election ut Mier, and ON raising
q riot were driven out by the Federal
troops. The rioters retreated across
the Rio Grande, and fired ON the troop
from the American bank. 1t ID moi
known II the United States authorities
have taken any steps to break up thil
|filibustering expedition"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Ciyil.service Examin ssfOn.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 2S.-There will
be com mpetitive examination before
the civil service commission at Its office
In Washington, on Friday. the 9th day
of January next, at 10 a. m. for posi-
tions OF principal examiners In the pen.
sion Office, salsry 81. 600 PEI year. The
examination may extend to all the sub
jects in the examinations for both ex.
aminers and medical reviewers, and
will certainly include most OF them;
Application blanks must be requested
from the co commission, and should bt
filled out in due form and filed with II
a. early as Janucry z. The commission
will supply circulars showing the sub
jects of the examinations, and will yer,
soou hold examinations elsewhere TO
|applicants who may not find 1t conve
intent to attend the examination q
Washington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
A Pastor Surprised.

Sixty eight members OF the congre-
CATION of the Brandywine Baptist
church, near Chadd's Ford, made q
surprise visit TO the residence of their
pastor, Rev. B. G. Needham, on
Wednesday evening, taking with them
. great variety of provision, also corn,
oats, number of live fowls. including
q beautiful white turkey. The parson
was fairly taken by surprise, but
eventually recovered the use of his
voice, 30 as to welcome the numerous
guests. The pleasures of the occasion
were heightened by music from the
piano by Mrs. Needham, while Miss
Annie simmer, Miss Ann Lafferty, Miss
Orlene Guss, Miss Reba Gamble, Miss
Susie G. Smith took part in the singing.
VIII le the company were listening to
the music, q table was spread with q
great abundance of good things, to
which ample justice was done. Mr.. and
Mrs. Needham's hearts were made glad
on this occasion, aud they appreciated
highly the visit from these people be-
cause they believe them to be theil
friends. After the happy party had
eaten of the cake and drank OF the
Lemonade, they returned home glad In
\ their hearts that the evening had been
30 pleasantly spent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29

Probably 1t Is q good and wholesome
thing for the advancement of mankind
that very few persons contemplate or
make any special preparation for fail
ures. Hope buoys them mp with Wis
ions of success, and, though they seeex-
amples all around them of broken for
tunes, hard times, and defeats OF every
kind, they fondly believe such evils
will not come to them. Only thus
could the work of the world 60 on stead
lily and cheerfully. We're each one oc-
cupied in imagining possible disasters,
and mentally gauging his fortitude te
bear them, his power and enthusiasm
for actual effort would be sadly dimin
ished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29

The fair for the benefit of the Red
Men is still In operation at Newark.
Several books were returned on Satur-
day evening with the following amounts
collected: Harness, Miller McGraw OF
Cherry Hill, Nd, collected S43; furni-
ture, Anna Burtlett, $38.72; her oppo.
nent $29 33. Sleigh, J. A. Boyd Of
Havre de Grace, e79; his opponent, $40.
Lsdy's ring, Ella Oornog, $11.30.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
MARI d Cos Doll.

No. 316 was the lucky number which
drew the twenty. dollar doll at Marr s.
Cos on Saturday night. The holder of
this number will please call and be pre-
sented to the young lady and escort her
to her new home. Remember, We have
q large lot of those one dollar solid
leather school shoes for children left
yet. Sizes to IL. Call and get pair
Also full line Of mems, ladies and
misses shoes at the lowest prices in the
city. We are determined not to be
undersold at Mari & Cos, 10 East
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Colonixntioll scheme.

A dispatch from Buffalo, N. Y, says
q syndicate Of six cspitalists. including
W. W. White, @ veteran oil producer
OF that city, and A. Short, Of North
East, Pa. have purchased several hun
dred thousand acres of land In Dare
and Tyrrel counties, N. G. The syndi--
cate is incorporated under the laws OF
New York aud North Carolina. and
bears the name OF the Albemarle and
Pamlico Colonization Company. 1t ia
the intention TO dispose of the land to
coloDists from Europe and elsewhere.
The purchase fronts on Albemarle and
Pamlico sounds, and has an extensive
water front accessible to the largest
/ st amers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Mr. Keiley's Marriage.

In oonnection With the Austrian
m mission frequent reference has been
tde to Mr.. Keiley's "civil marriage"
to .Jewees a. the ground Of objection
to him In Vienna society. Mr.. Kelley
wal married in due form by Catholic
prtst and with the pspal dispensatton,
juA as number of the most distin-
guthed persons now in Vienna society
Weh married.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29

Joshua W. Morris, Of this city, but
formerly of Sussex County, desires to be
considered candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the Sheriffalty.
We suppose the number asking the
animation for the above must be at
least dozen. Come on, say we, The
more, the merrier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
TMct.

Tact Is born with some men and
women, like the supple, delicate fingers
of the artists hand, and those who have
1t use their gift instinctively.. 1t is the
outcome of Intellectual and of tempera-
mental qualifications, and implies tho
imagination, and delicate sensibiiities.
1t is these that give the tactful person
his subtle, intuition of another's mental
processes and modes of feeling and in
the same moment exactly the right
method of dealing with these.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
I'm the Hands OF the M srshal.

William H. White, q former cook on
a dredging machine owned by Thomas
Draper, and since deck hand on the
schooner Belle, Of Dover, filed q libel
last Thursday against both boats for
wages. and on Monday they were seized
by United States Marshal Newlin In
Jones creek, near Dover. The Marshal
now has three boats in his custody
making tho Il fth time this has occurred
since his appointment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Segars stolen.

Ths day before Christmas Martin 81.
Tradb purchased q large quantity OF
fine kqass, for hts store No. 716 wal
street, bit they had barely reach ed his
place Of ,usiness when about 80 worth
of them sere stolen by an adroit thief.
| Uo 70 Moday he had failed to find any
clue to to perpetrator.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
rougnt win His eaun.

Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, whose
term expires March 8, 1887. Is threaten.
ed with formidable opposition, but 1t
does not seem to disturb his equanimi-
ty. He is quoted rs saying In regard To
one of the 'abler men" who are asking
for his place. 1 don't think that the
MISSOURI democrats will set aside o man
who fought with his gun for q man who
fought with his mouth" Senator
Cockrell served with distinction In thu
ICON federate army, where he won thu
star of brigadier general.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29

John Dougherty, formerly gas man
at the Opera House In this city, but
who left here some six months ago to
join the Dowling and Hasson Combi-
nation, Is looking we'll, and says that
he ia we'll satisfied with "life on the
road He sustains . character In
Nobpdy's Claim" and shows consid-
erable talent. His many friends In
this city will be pleased to hear Of his
rapid Advancement in the profession OF
hts choice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Given Away.

The handsomest thing in town-a
chance on beautiful toilet set, valued
at S36, 90, comm sncing to-day and end
ling January 18h, to every purchaser
10 the amount of 81 % and upwards-
eou1ery's cheap and reliable shoe store.
Holiday slippers o speciality. All goods
warranted as represented ct sos King
street, city.
N. B..The lucky number will bt
made known the day after drawn
through the REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Condsti ON of Mr. Richards.

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Dec. 28-Mr.
J. Granville Richards, who WAS knock.
ed down, robbed and left for dead by
two men on Saturday night, between
his store and dwelling, at Porter's
Bridge, about six miles north OF Port
Deposit, is in q precarious condition
from the injuries received. In addition
to severe wounds on the head and arms
from the blows of the clubs with which
he was assaulted, he was badly kicked
in the stomach and side, and cut three
times in the leg, breast and shoulder.
His ply ysieians fear that brain fever
may set In, or that inflammation Of the
stomach will result from tho kicks
received. Strenuous efforts are being
made for the apprehension of the per
petratoHs Of the outrage, and scouting
parties have been out all day. The
excitement in the neighborhood Is In,
tense. Even should Mr.. Richards re-
cover 1t is very doubtful whether he
will be able to take his seat In the
Legislature, of which he is member
elect on January6.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
BREvITIEs.


sun rises 7.16. sun sets 4.l9
Agents for Duhlap's Hats.
RumfOrd Brothers. Hatterp.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
George +. Hodges. bo7 Shiplsy street.
Have you read the Home Weeklyf"
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like It.
Grand rush has commenced. soc. store.
Birds and cages at Psrkers,s. Nsst and ct
Millard r. Dsyis', jsWelsr. . z. and street.
City Laundry, sixth and Shiplsy streets
Fine is X. Kings, At HAMS, Is L. Fourth
Harting, sign painter, III West Seventh st
IT'S q cold day when henpecked man is
not in hot water.
A duck of o man generally makes q goose
of Q husband.
Billiards must be an easy game, for it's
mostly done on cushions.
Good butter and cheese on q. +. Hudson's
stalls, 80 and So, End street Market.
For good butter and cheese. 20 70 II. h.
Moore, stalls ~ and 10. Second street market
house.
Some men will take moro time to name q
dog than others would spend In building q
house.
When Fogg stood watching the weighing
of his Sunday roast he remai ked that he felt
like Ajax defying the ligh timing.
Sweden Is . good cattle country, because
there the animal never strays, the cattlemen
always finding their Stockholm.
During the recent tornado in Texas q tuf
key was completely stripped OF It's feathers
Thanksgiving was in the air.
Burning oil, Harrison paint, perfumery
toilet articles and medicines Of every kind 81
B,oth's Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
Walksr b Linton, no. 0os Shiplsy street
neuss, sign painters and grainsrs. brfeh
staining speciality. Estimatos furntshet
for city or oountry.
Thistle down-John L.. Sullivan's fist. Al
all events, when john puts up his fist he geE
orally remarks: This'll down 'em ~
| An old rounder says paralysis is caused b.
/ canned goods. 1t is also certain that som,
Of It comes through bottled goods.
They are making the new styles of collar
i so high that before long young men vii
have to stand on tiptoe TO see anything q
all.
Go to W. II. Hartlove's, 300 L. Third street
For Guns, Rif1os, Ammunition, sporting
Goods, Tsxidermy ana 1ne Guns. Repairing
Q speciality. Locksmfthing and bell hang
ing attended to.
Gold, flower bronSe, velvet and plusl
mouldings are all the style. Frames mad
I mp from all kinds at rs per cent. on Of usua
prices. Baugh, Z03 West Second street. 7
IS.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
"Good gracious" said the hen whom sh
discovered a porcelain egg on the nest, ''
; shall be bricklayer next."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
handsome Chrfstmas Trees.

Two of the handsomest Christmas
trees in the city can be found in the
parlor OF Mrs. Haines, No. 2l7 Lombard
street. They stand in o beautiful
fenced yard, in which there are two
beautifully built houses. The houses have
chandeliers all through them, and when
thew are lit up 1t makes them look as
though they were real with birds and all
kinds of toys around them. The yard Is
Allied with beautiful moss, with flower
beds and trees all through 1t, which
makes o true picture of life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Tho Old swede' . CenebrasiOn.

The Christmas festival OF the Sunday
School of the Old Swede's church WAS
celebrated last evening, and the church
was crowded. Addresses were deliver
ed by the Revs. DIR. Martin and Jesse
Higgins, and number of hymns sung
by the school. At the close each scholar
tionary, and Mr. and Mrs. Higgins were
presented by the latter's class, with .
handsome present, while the young
ladie OF the school gave them an organ
stool.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
News Summary.
JUMPED FKOM THE THIRD
STORY TO THE STREET BELOW
-MORE CARP.
SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK

In Cleveland, Ohio, at noon on Mon
day, . woman named Mary Dowd
Jumped from the third floor OF the
Tracey block to the street below. Her
skull was crushed and she was other
wise terribly injured. The room from
which she spranR was occupied by a
coal dealer named Eckert. He left it
about ak O'Clock in the morning. The
woman had evidently remained In bed
until q few minutes before she made
the leap. She was not dressed, but had
wrapped herself in blanket.
st. Elizsbsth's Roman Catholic
church, in Chicago. was entered on Sat-
urday night by miscreants, who tore
down and completely mutilated sixteen
oil paintings which had been on the
walls tore down all the figures in the
inches, went into the sanctuary, threw
the vestments around aud spilled the
wine found there over them. Passing
into the school room, the desks were
|overturned, the books strewn around
and the walls bespattered with ink.
At Shamokin, Pa, on Sunday night,
two houses were burned by the explo-
sion of coal oil lamp in the hands of
Mrs. Bernaski, who was fatally injured.
A number of boarders were mi jured one
Of them dangerously. by jumping from
second story window.
The sum Of $118, 900 has already been
spent in stamping out the smallpox
| epidemic in Montreal, and further
large sum will be required to meet obli-
cations. compulsory vaccination Is
now being strictly enforced.
At Gainestown, Alabama, on Sum
day, Alex ander Reid, colored, charged
with assaulting and numbering Miss
Carrie Boyer on the 18th inst, was
chained to a tree at the scene of the
crime "and slowly burned to death
by crowd Of indignant whites and
blacks"
There was no further rioting by the
Poles of St. Albertus' congregation in
Detroit on Monday, although crowd
gathered around the church early in
the morning. Father Kolasinski, the
deposed priest, proposes to contest
the legality of the Bishops action"
The tobacco growers OF the Chemun
Tioga, Coshocton, Cowanesque and
Canesteo Valleys, in New York, are
about toSend 3 representative to Wash
ington to urge Congress to place q
heavier tax ON Sumatra tobacco.
It is reported in Montreal that q we'll
known tailor Of that city and q palace
car conductor have been arrested at
Rouse's Point for smuggling clothes in
to the United States.
j. L. French, Of the United States re-.
Icruiting service, has been arrested in
Windsor, Ontario, on the charge of for
ging pay vouchers.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided to send q search party after the
Whaler Amethyst, supposed to have
been cast away in the Arctic Sea.
James McDade, 85 years Of age, was
burned to death by the explosion Of q
lamp, in Albany, New York, on Sunday
might.
Two more cases Of smallpox were
found in New York on Monday, and
ltha suffarers were taken to the hospital.
stock the rivers of Illinois.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29

The regular meeting Of Smyth Post.
No. 1, G. A. r, was held st their head.
quarters last evening, and - usual WAS
we'll attended. One recruit Nxs mus
tered In. Next Monday night SI.e re-
GENTLY elected officers will be inscA ed
to serve the ensuing year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
Tho Criminal Record.

At New Baltimore, Ohio, on Satur-
day night, four brothers, named Stieg,
assaulted Philip Lewis and Chris. .
Fisher In q saloon. Lewis was killed
and Fisher seriously wounded.
At New Columb bis, Kentucky, on
Saturday evening, while Lawrence ana
Lloyd Kinney were Attending 10 some
work ON their farm, they were sudden
ly fred on by Brack Davis anu Gran
Vile Hughes. Lawrence kinney was
killed, but Lloyd returned the nre,
shooting Hughes through the heart. Inc
attack seems to have been entirely un-
provoked.
George Hiles was murdered by David
Mize and Joseph Hunter in the Chero-
kee Nation on Sunday, because lilies
escorted Mrs. Mizs to party on Christ
mas Eve.
At Glen Rose, Missouri, on Monday,
while John Mcclellan aud Bud
Stroop were playing billiards In saloon
Thomas Cochran came in snd dashed
| his hat on the table, thus interfering
with the game. This gave rise to 9
Iuuarrel, which ended BY Cochran z
shooting and instantly killing McC.el
Ian.
At Carmi, Illinois, on Sunday morn
ling, Adam James accidentally stabbed
Edward Murphy, companion, aged
about 18 years. Murphy had been
scuffitng with James and ran up behind
him to throw him down, when the lat
ter threw back his hand, striking Muir
Iphy's arm. Murphy had an open
Iknife in his hand, the bladc OF whiof
was driven about one and half inche
into his throat, just about the cola
bone, by James's blow. IL 10 feared IN
wound will prove fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
VIII he Discontanued.

The steamer Mary Morgan will make
her last trip to Philadelphia for the se,.-
son tomorrow. During the time she IL
of the line she will be thoroughly
overhauled, and put in complete order
for Q resumption at an early day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-29
True V1oWa.

A pure heart, a generous dispositions
and q habit of self control are ali con
ducive TO clear ideas and true
views. Free from the blind
ing clouds of envy, the mind arises in
Its dignity and asserts It's native power.
It IA chem able to examine reasons, sift
motives, foresee results, and arrive 81
sdnnd oonclusious. Untrammeled by
Ehe letters OF excessive hope or fear, It
IA free to discern the laws which gov
erp human nature aud which determine
Aght.doing.