Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

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The Philadelnhia Rscord man has
investigated tho subject and finds that
the prettiest stockings ara worn on rainy
days.--Bostop Herad.
Military men seem agreed that the
most practical way to solve the Indian
question, just now, is to take the Short
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Our friends the Anarchists are
propaply m favor OF free silver, Just as
they are in favor of free greenbacks
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e es,a Gu.s ge9nleeric lgures on lhe lce'
anu AZ intervals s'uuies astronomy
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on The agents IN n,aka tbe,n n, "mp
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HAVING robbed tho Indian ~ oil tha
good lands, we are now murdering him
in the Bad.-NeaD York World.
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not inject men who lead double lives2
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Our Indian reservations measure six
by two.
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thilg.-Neao o'TeanS ffcdyune.
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The tramp is an easy-going sort;
he just takes things as they come, and if
they wont come he takes them along
anyways. Joseph Neaos.
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/, For long time man in n certain
Office building has been in The habit Of
sending the man oceupying the office
over his an occasional box Of cigars,
i"Why do you do it?" some one asked him
recently. "Oh, we'll" was the renly,
DOESN'T "Why do you take these
cigars 7" the upper story man was then
asked. "Well,' he replied, "if | didn't
he might smoke them himself, and then
the smoke would get up in my Office
Non York Tribune.
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She had determined To give her bus-
band Christmas present that Ne would
appreciate, SO she purchased one of those
fancy little silver pocket TASKS for LIQUOR.
He found it beside his plate on the morn
ing of Christmas and was as apprecia-
tive as he ought to be. and he was
happy in the thought that she had
demonstrated how liberal she was in her
ideas, and how far she felt she could
trust MN. When he got to the office he
lad 1t on the desk and took good long
LOOK at It.
christmas present. 7" said a man who
had called on him.
Yes, he replied, lit is from my wife.
l don't see what in the world she thought
wanted with cologne. If it was about
three times as big as It Is, ! could use it
10 carry WHISKY IN, couldht vase
h'geo~ 1 0@'
.-Ex-President Cleveland presided at
lecture given by the Rev. DIR. Paxton
at the Church of the Puritans, New
York, on Tuesday evening. DIR. Paxton
IN the course OF the lecture, said: II
congratulate the chairman on being
very ihuch allVe. In spite OF his mod
esty ne cannot be hid; like Banquo's
ghost he won't down. Speaking as a
Republican, think shall vet see him
lead NV marty 10 the frontiers and dis.
nice ns r. Iono ~ ~ "a
afraid 3,,at ionS eAile: am uiuGh
a a., Vllat slali Vote LOT hlm' MT.
SleVeiaha smiled, and the audience
broke IN loud applause.
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