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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-25
R0SEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1885.
STATE NE IFS.

There is no country without its
drawbacks Even California contains
few mugwumps- Chicago Sun.
Besilent unless you can speak kind
", helpfully. That which prompts you
to brdise others has the dyspepsay.
Spiritual digestion is better than con-
gestion Or explosion.
The Democrats carried the recent
city elections in Albany and Astoria,
both Of which have been strongly Re
publican. This is forerunner of what
We may expect in June next.
HOn. John ". Daniel, the we'll.
known southern orator and a gentleman
OF national reputation as a politician
and law7writer, has been elected by the
Virginia legislature 70 succeed Senator
Mahone. A decided change for the
better
Plattsmouth is moving to suppress
the small boy with the ''nigger shooter
Good idea. And when the job is done
Lincoln will pay literally for the ne-
ceipt, Lincoln (Neb.) journal, sa,
lem too Statesman. Roseburg also.
The Marstfeld hotel has fred it's
Chinese help From this it would ap-
pear that Coos Bay is making move
to lid itself Of the heathens. One
thing is certain, that Coos Bay, when
1t takes a notion will ship the mongols
on short notice. CoquilIe City Herald.
A reprobate has been arrested in
Philadelphia, who advertised to send
for City cents "a book that every
sporting man should read; better than
any thing of the kind ever printed; 800
pages and no trash" He carried out
his agreement to the letter by sending
copy Of the New Testament, which
might have been purchased elsewhere
for half the price.
On Monday night and Tuesday fore.
noon the first snow of the season fell
at this place, and since then there has
been occasional storms, though at no
tine has the snow been more than two
inches deep, nor has the mercury been
lower than ten degrees above zero.
Farther east, we understand, the storm
was more severe, and in Summit Prai-
RE and on Mountain creek the snow is
reported to be six inches in depth.
This amount of snow will be no detri
ment to the stock interests, as there is
plenty of grass yet uncovered, an d
what is covered is growing under the
snow.--Ochoco Review.
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ARyETEES.


hen yon go to seek. truth take
= With you Fletcher
a cold,waten ratification meeting is
eondactive to freeze speech.
Which IS Che most favorite word
with woman9 The last one
4 sufficient measure Of civilization
Is the influence OF good women. En-
erson
Duty and the present are ours; re-
suits and faturity belong tO God. H.
Greeley.
shoemaker may be poor all his
life but if he viii work he is sure to
make money at last
If man could bo conscious of all
that is said of him in his absence he
would probably become very modest
man indeed.
Always think the best of man. TIC
think the worst is The sure mark of a
mean spirit and a base soul Lord
Bolinbrokc.
Vassar is said to have a genuine
Greek professor. 70 armsl to arms!
the Creek the Creek Binghamton
Republican.
The so-called friend who retails dis
agreeable things to you except under
the pressure of necessity, is either your
ilI-wisher or a fool.
a prohibition journal says that Pro
fessor Frost had taken the stump
His brother Jack is getting ready to
take the rest of the landscape Bur
hngton Free Press.
Emerson, it is said, rarely sought
twice the society Of a person who made
him laugh out loud. Writers on Lon
don humorous papers were always his
favorite companions
Mrs. Harriet Prescott spoford has
written White Mountain romance
for wide Awake" entitled "a Girl
and a Jewel. It viii run six months
as serial in that magazine
Berlin has over one million adher-
ent OF the evangelical. faith, and yet
has but thirty-eight churches and thir-
teen ehapels, with a combined seating
capacity Of less than $4,000.
The City Council Of Birmingham,
Ala. has passed law prohibiting any
business houses, of whatever kind, to
keep open on Sunday, except drug
stores for the sale of medicines.
& is estimated, on rough calcu-
latlon, hat there are at least :, 100000
single men IN France who have means
q marry, who are Of an age to marry,
and who have no special reasons for
not marrying.
Customer Aren't you afraid to
leave 81 those clothes hanging out on
the side walk with nobody to watch
tbenal Ishonld think somebody would
steal them. Dealer stheal doze
giothesl Mein himmel, nol fConfden-
tally mein friend, I dell rou, I
sells doze Clothes 50 scheap that it
aoesn pay 70 atheal them.
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At STATE AIR
7osz1zyEEg HoE-sxp1osIE1
THE CHICAGO
! ELECTRIC LAMP
52GAnDlE POWER
s'SsE ONE AID .1sF e0S .ie.seEn.
CHICAGO ELBTGc T@s10 LAMP GO.
s7ss itfsf = y asla;7ston StFests fas.t3ais,i OR

AnssFg lis sA7T asiyantaeas paar efs.s,.ss9 s.
I tia following
2'ha lamp, ~ tae laHs d n.t5sre s f.s-
caoaot lfaak ~ smoke e,iie14es
VI ore.inars elsi1eGey e.}t 7.s nsa{l
TAe lamp burns ~ s east ~ gsssf s. 53sft
~ @55s, is furnished Gress t!t ess ..ta.
/ 9as 3eA 9s last 10 ~ ntss
r.. iP'ibs astng saa34 br1sa lss.t
I Hhat For save on chime ii s.a gsr
atsag @sii sgs35ee 80 l.sss. .ll5s !. ls.4.ss.
s Fhi5 l5.llp has ff:a anfY plez ss.. .r#5.* iT.9
requires no tsoinG Of wick ssisi ;.ts., fli ftsf..
no eiient tltat Tiissthe Siea III IergestiY e,.,;.
10, Tile wick trims Itself iffnsietl IL, ,s7ii}il
the stop work acts aud permitted IL 60 olis wfit
timereapiaed.
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Myrtle Greek Iteass.s.
Fine weather.

Fine weather. @
Health generally good.
Brother billiard preached here twice
last Sunday to a fell house.
Seeding in full blast and farmers
wear a smile on our streets.
Mr.. Willis Kramer has butchered
ono hundred and five Of the finest hogs
in the country, we think.
A great many are liking up their
old rifles in hopes to get the beef or d
fine fat turkey at the shooting match
to come off on Christmas day.
The Christmas tree is eli the talk
among the little ones. Mrs. Drake
Ind Ritchie win not give the Christ
mas supper as was reported some time
ago
DR. Frank Fisher laet wi5li severe
accident last Saturday, he fell and
broke his arm between the wrist and
elbow DR.. MoCarty Set the arm and it
is doing we'll DIR knows how.
Mr. Simon solig has just finished
setting fine orchard of small fruit
such as plams, pruncs, cherries etc.
Also fine lot of choice ornamental
trees. His grounds are destined TO he
the admiration of the country if he
goes on as he has begun. others
should take notice and do likewise.
Conversation listened to ON om.
street. "Hello. how are you Bob
anyway, lows things in general. "Oh
all right as far as know, that is with
me. "Why do yoa say t4atr'
Didn't you hear about that poor fel-
low that went to the saloon and cot
his dose?7 "Yes heard that, but what
can we 30 about i.l9 sWell It appears
that we can do nothing for we have
no law "Oh yes we have law
enough but we don't use il, if it is at
tempted it is only sham for they will
arrest man and take him to Rogeburg
and try him, prove him guilty, place
him under bonds of few dollars and
send him back to sell poison again to
our bovs until the next term Of court
and SO on" "Court begone, what's 1t
good for, they wall sell wHiskey in
spite Of the court, principle or tlecency.
ButI tell yon if he gives away thst
fifteen gallons Of poison on Christmas
OF makes the attempt to 10 SO we will
form q court Of our own that will
amount 10 something, ana things Will
pop you bet "Cood for yop, I say:
remember me to the old lady and | will
get home or things will Jump before
Christmas. OUTSIDER.
7~--1s7~->-~e7,j' 'ts3s @s~-e>-~~>e
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MEMO.
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so. e KhsIsalf 81, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
seata al Chronic, Special ard Pirate
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Looking G3aas Eei,fs.


Moaay foaas.
Dave IS the besa blacksmith.
Times ln looking 'ti;'sz are lively
Bill Iurnef came to sec Us the other
day.
Birthday parties are the race down
to Andys
Charley and Howard are .unnit,a
the skating rink
Mos+ oftbo fa..,..r. s.v -. .,,,,
/. 4oo.,na4 S 80.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-25

Dr. Philip sehaf, writes from festy 10
fifty pages OF manuscript daily, some
times for weeks at time. besides at
tending to numerous other duties. His
diet for days is only pure milk and
fresh eggs
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-25

Out in Minnesota they tax doss at
their par value. The number of TWEEN
ty-fse-eent dogs in Minnesota is said
to be astonishing. Burlington Free
Press.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
ARAB TEMPERANCE.

An old man was brought before Hisham,
the son of Abdel MeIik, drunk, and flask
Of wine and q lutte were laid before the Ca
liph as pieces de oonoiction. The monarch
|commanded that the " "tambourine y should
be broken over the offenders head, the
"beer poured over his garments, and that
he should afterward receive a sound fog
ging. At this the old man burst out weep
ing, but excused his weakness by saying
that he was not crying at the thought of a
beating, but the slight put upon his lutte
and his wine in calling them respectively a
''tambourine and "beer.n OF course be
was pardoned for what was to an Arab .
witty saying. In all the learned histories
from which Gull these anecdotes, there /.
tendency to give the topers the best of the
bargain in their encounters with justice,
showing sneaking affection on the part Of
solemn old Moslem doctors for the forbid.
den fruit. Thus we are told that q drunk.
ard having been offered the choice between
taking the pledge or receiving the usual
corporal punishment, went before the Cad
for the purpose of taking solemn oath te
abstain from alcoholic stimulants in future
"You must swear" said the magistrate
"never again to approach such-and-such {
tavern and such-and-such Q wine-shop,
naming dozen of the most notorious o.
tablishments of Medina and lis neighbor
hood. "Oh," cried the " habitual, to tn,
bystanders, "lst some one administer tn,
pledge TO his Worship, for he knows NOR,
about the matter than II" Another sin
ner, being about to receive the stripes &c
corded by Mohammedan law to the con
victed drunkard, was stripped 10 the wais
10 receive the punishment, but the execu
TONER was of short stature, and could no
reach him. "Stoop down, n said the latter
"that the blows may take effect" "Dc
you think, !" asked the other. "that you ar,
inviting me to partake Of . pleasant dish
wish was Is tall as the Tower Of Babe
and you as short as . pigmy. Tsmpl
Bar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
Extra servlcss Clonea.

The extra meetings 1t Mt. Lebanon
n. =. church, Brandywine Hundred,
terminated last Sunday evening. During
these meetings forty persons professed
conversion, and thirty were received
into the church on probation. This re-
vival Is the greatest one that ever took
place In this church, and is - gratify-
ing to the members generally as to the
pastor, as the contributions are now 20
liberal - to meet current expenses and
necessary repairs. At q meeting held
last Sunday Afternoon Q collection was
taken up 10 pay for work done By me-
chanics, and Notwithstanding the In
|clemency Of the weather, . greater sum
was realized than was asked for. II
seems that the members, now and old,
are In the spirit Of giving, and they
Intend to make other demonstration 10
. short time to prove their interest In
the church and the sincerity Of their
profession.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Nan and animals ere able to sustain tlsens-
|salves for long distances in the water, and
|vooM DO % much oftener were they mot IN
|mp6siiaisd IN rsgnd of ~ former =
- By shssr tsssos. - wS1l = sonpis1s
|ignoranos Of thsir rial powsra webbr
vonderful endurance win never b. forgot
tsu. But there are other instanoes only
lies remarkable. Some years since, ths
mate Of . ship fell overheard whils IN TIE sct
| of hsting sail It was blowing frsah ~
sme was night and the plaos some miles
|eet IN The stormy German Ocean. Ths
hardy fellow nsvsrtheless managed 10 gain
the Engliah coast. Brock, With . dozen
sthse pilots, was plying for fares by Tar
|mcuth; and - the main sheet W belayeA
: sudden putf Of wind upset the beat, when
presently I'll perished except Brock himssl3
who, from four in the afternoon Of an o.
tobsr evening, 70 one The next, morning.
Swan thirteen miles before he w able q
hnil vessel at anchor in the ohing- Ani-
mails themselves are capable Of swimming
Immense distances, although unable 10 Yest
l BY The way. A dog recently swsm thirty
miles in America in order to rejodn his mas'
tsr. A muls and dog washed ovefboasd
during gals in the Bay of Bilsay hAvs
been known to make their way TO shore. a
dog swan ashore with letter in his mouth
at the Cape of Good Hope. The crew o1
the ship 10 which the dog belonged all per-
ished, which they need not have done had
they veutured to tread water as the dog did.
Asa certain ship was laboring heavily in
the trough of the sea, it was found needful,
In order to ighten the vessel, to throw
some troop horses overheard, which had
been taken in at Corunna. The poor
things my informant, a staff surgeon, told
me, when they found themselves aban-
doned, faced round and swan for miles
| after the vessel A man on the east coasi
OF Lincolnshire saved quite a number oi
lives by swimming out ON horseback TO YES
sells in distress. He commonly rode an old
i gray mare, but when the mare was not te
hand hs took the first horse that offered.-
Ndtare.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
ANOTHER AUroCRAr.

The King Of Abyssinia outs OF the nossu
Of those who take snuff, and tho bps Of thoss
Who smoke. The King is hated moro than
Theodore waa Cruel TO degree, he does
not however, take life. He outs OF thu
feet and hands of people Who offend him.
BE pats ont their eyes by pouring hot tai.
low into their ears. You can buy nothing
without the Kings order I; and no one viii
shsltsr you without his ordsr-in fact, no
more complete despotism could exist Il
csnnst Lass for The King win go from one
madness TO another. Gordon, = On.
tvas AtSiaa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

La Kondss gives he following old n.
cipe for testing the age Of eggs which, i,
thinks, seems to have BEEN forgotten. A,
Nosure thinks 20 too, We may reproducs
the recipe for our younger readers, and also
. having other possible applications Dis
solve 12O grammes Of COMMON salt in !
nssr Of water. An egg put In this solution
ON the day 1t is laid viii sink 10 The bottom
one day old viii not resch quite to ths
bottom Of the vessel; an egg three days Oh
viii swim In the liquid; while ono NOR,
than three days old will swim on the sur
faoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Tho Pickels' 6eove and HeAtsr Com.
|pAny have placed two Of the oelebratsd
Conquest Heaters In ct. PAuf's N. II
|ohufch, which promise to give the
fullest satisfaction, burning leas ooal
and Giving more heat than those taken
|out, making them very desirable ct the
present price Of coal. Gall and see them,
and let us put you In one Of them. and
|thus save time and money. j. O.
PICKELs b Co., No. 0 n. Fourth street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
% Usaas IN

for ladies' buasoa shoes !; cheapest lot Of
pebble buttons for ladies and misses
ever offered In Wilmington. just open
q nt the great bargain depot. The
WilntnRton. VIM. 81. Babcock. Come
to-day ; come early.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

= - =
-
- = -
We Are oneflne ~ 4rces!y reouQeo
kac0 ~ our esock o. no4oS wares
nouss yufnfsnS14 oouoes go - 20
iof esoves. cookmg ssovos enc 80
:. ~ ~ inteno vank ous 1s ssnsos.
- sno sI S1 -, ~S.s.e -
: 1ecsc. = * Sao m se0ve 70, 30 .s ~, snu
IA supply ss1s y i,m'
Aeeeeo1s Eaaler .
james Harding, ele French street, y
.p.ncSwlec2e% y g ce I5 ~ 49,
s.sS s.sn s * ~ =. ,, ~; a %S S.sssS
~ .nI uss.Is ono. y nSu ~. Ss., = ocoy
ia 49, ~. ~" M.sSsn sry. .ns.sreH - ss.ns .-sr u.
ss. s-ts ~ s~srs ur = ~
s.,S . - !. H ie.a.. -. ts.1sics..s s'S0A -
Ths Wsssher Hass Cesse.
md II IN tima Won hnd disoarded fho
old, leaky boots IL YOU want 70 save :
docsorss hill a NJ ssccI ~ rsiishie
rubber boots. coarse ana medium kip
boots, ct prices lower than you would
|expect, invites you at the family shoe
house, 206 Market street, Wilmington.
VIM. HI. Babcock.
'REaeaa Jones,
why do you 90 70 GA West Front stresl
TOR your coal? Why, because Iget good
cosls we'll scrooned, and carefully put
tn BY . polite and obliging driver,
0zz Wess Front stroet.
Mclnall's oyFuD efTar.
wild cherry and wood naphtha curss
coughs, ~ many oAn eostify. Mad
|only BY N. B. bsuforth, graduate IN
pnsfmacys corner second ana Marke'
stree@'
Tobaeee and Clgars.
received . new lot Of good cigars and
fresh tobaccos, which VIII be sold ri
reduced prices. speciality IN hne Oh
gnrss
Ratneang en4 0reanang.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, Rreiner and glazier. Es.
timates furnished. All work guAran'
teeo. III Market street.
ExeensioFs
Tho very best preparation for loAky
roofs u Bruce's Excelsior Elastic roo
paint. Try 1t ana bo convinced. Found
% 5oS Poplar street.
a Knabo Piano
| OF superior quality received and for snl,
| by James Shobe. 400 Wast Sixth street
Also Raven and Bacon. Both grea,
bargains.
Raanean9s
T1lghmAn Dnnner, mouse ana sixr
painter, No tl0 MArkes stsset. job
Pug properly essended 70 ana essimsfe'
turnisned.
spenisn ran
Is the BEST 5-cent Cigar IN the oity. Try
ttem. n. b. Bourbon q Bro, N. w
S n'o sno crsuse s'reess' manu-
"ssefss Oyssorss ~
- .ho Doss Pisco IN sne Oily " 70 kes K0eo
N,.rs vp1ss Sssso . ~ ~ a. Mc
- 80 - --.s. - -
C -
1000 Csass So nnucsuLels nnu tts
Iook Sor traSs.msrE = q anS q
| o.,
nou.u a rossrs ,,o w.. ~.
street. for ths hast ccai-vaii scraanas
| and nromntIv dalivsrad
For the benef,t az ,nou,rers r ill sa,
that / have no more interest in the ator
on Third street, bat you win alway
and me at the great tohAcco mart, Sev
NJ = z Ma
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

"No," said the young man to the
ticket seller. don't want An end scat;
I want one In the middle Of the row. !
usually 90 out two or three times during
the performance, and always between
the Aots, and half the pleasure get ai
the theater 10 In the sensation make In
passeing In and out, ION know. No. .no;ne
end seat for mel A fellow might 20 on,
would notice him."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
Olaarvoyauns.

Mrs. p. w. SAnborn will give ~.
dnes every day In the week, exceps
Sunday, until 8 p. m. Has given salts
fAction the last ton years in revealing
much Of tho past and future. Gentle
men, u lAdies, 20 cents. No. ea0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02
scots's Rmulsn0n OF Pure Cod Lavcr
OIL, win Hypophosphstes,

very valuable and efficAcious In wasting
diseases. DIR. O. T. Bromser, Rochester,
N. Y, says )" Afrer having used 6cott's
Emulsion with decided benefit upon
myself, have taken great pleasure
In recommending 1t since In the various
conditions of wasting in which 1t is
Indicated"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Oearse 1ssas ana 1anbsR Desss
|are going on rapidly ct the fAmiiy shoe
|house. The high qualities and low
|prices make trade lively you Will do
veil to drop in and look, at BAbcock' q,
206 MArket street, Wilmington. The
family shoe house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Mr.. 8. Z. Bennett, who represents the
frm OF David Oarrick b Co, Philadel-
phia, Pa, saws that he uses nothing In
bis stables but St. jacobs Oil, - cure
for sprains, gals and suoh atlments OF
horDes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

ct Mrs. n. A. ritspatrick's, sos King
street, OF trimmed and untr rilnmsd hAts.
Felts from 70 csDts mp, also the latest In
novelty feathsrs at great bargains.
Ladies' are invited 10 call and examine
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

For several years 1t has become quite
. feature In the business Of some OF the
lead ing publishers to offer prizes for
designs or literary productions, and
every body 10 familiar with tho large
offers Of that kind by Messrs. Harper,
the Youths companion. and L. Prang
q Co., Of Boston, Mass. Tho latter Arm,
after . great financial and artistic
success Of their several prize offerings
for designs. has now supplemented them
BY m offer Of prixes for essays ON
Christmas Cards, the prizes given 10
ladies only. We understand It - the
object OF this offer to ascertain the
Judgment Of American ladies
Of what arc the requirements
Of . design for . Chriatmas
Card, and how far PrAng q %.
have succeeded In this regard In theiy
publications, and that In consequence
the most severe criticism Will moi
influence the awarding Of the prises In
tho least. The prises offered amount "a
over ave hundred dollars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

George II. Jones had his toes crushed
yesterday By . car In the yard Of the
locomotive shops Of the p, w. & b.
Company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Tomorrow promiset 10 be fair and
warmer. On Friday {the same Condi
tions are likely 70 prevbail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Ladies' and gentlemeh wanting shoes
and slippers cannot do better than como
during our great sAle oq old stock, which
No are selling below oott, ~ We want to
mako room for rubbot goods. Mills d
Co., 3 East Fourth stre&t. N. B.-By
|caliing you win flrd we mean what We
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

! Cranor d %. are offering line Of
4 Si.oS par yard. wcrtb si.sC.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

obstinate cases Of catArrh are CURED by
the use Of Ely's Cream Balm, tho only
agreeable remedy. 1t 10 mot 3 liquid or
SNUFF and easily applied. For cold In
the head It 10 magical. II gives relief
ut once. Prios so cents.
For fifteen years I have been greatly
annoyed with this disgusting disease,
which caused severe pain In my bead,
continual dropping into my throat and
unpleasant breath. Ny senso Of smell
was muoh impaired. By 3 thorough
use for six months of Ely's Cream
Balm haye entirely overcome these
troublos.-J. B. Oase. g. Denis Hotel,
Broadway, N. X.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Buy Days Horse Powder. NAch
package contains information invalu-
able 70 the farmer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-02

Never build castles In the air. They srs
sver liable 70 be overthrovn.