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coLUMBUs DAY ~ PROVIDENCE.
AN INTERESTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AC
TIVITY IN POLITICS.

TIvITY IN POLITICS.
Providence r. l.. oct. 90 (Speciall.-Columbus Day
hiss rather taken the wire edge on OF pOiics tl5
xre.l, for the celebration here was Of nature and on
q scale temporarily to place the Presidential canvass
IN IN. background. The notable features OF th" c1e
t1tlon were the chdrcn's demonstration ana lie
Catholic torchght procession over each school build
,nc in the city Oh Gloy fcatcd from early dawn
From 70 10 o'clock there patriotic exercises IN
che scbool halls. At lO:4j the grand procession
MAYED promptly on time, something quite out Of the
common and every division fell into its proper plac"
like sections OF a mosaic. The public school cmF1f"h
were escorted by the en,1e military force OF the >ia .
and 500 or COO young men from Brown thiF'f>i!'
1, is rarely the case here a; procession goes through
the streets without Displaying an occasional nag 81
some other nation. Dut IN IBIS procession Of 1000
roon,e there were 10000 American iass and not Il
single Nag Of any other nation not even that Of Italy
Or spaiu. The evening torchight procession by the
Roman Catholics proved to be what 1t was meant 10
be-an object lesson showing the strength and I'M
variance OF that Church IN this locality. The route
~ march was extensive yet the head OF The process
non reached the starting point before the tail had
started The size and brance OF Tie procession, as
well as the skill with which IL was handled. was de-
cidedly crcditabe 10 those VINO managed the enter
prise.
SNEAKER Capron who Is running for Congress in the
I'D District spoke before the children Of the Federal
street Grammar school Columbus Day, and before
the Hebrew Republican club In the afternoon OF That
day lie told your correspondent that the meetings
which he has addressed IN lis district have been
phenOmcnally large and Enthusiastic lie has no doubt
NJ tie issue In ha; district where Governor Brown
had a Thousand majority last splins. In the Ist Ms-
trct the fight + TX j. 30 BE closer. but Lieutenant
Governor Bulls excellent record vOte-catcher,
Il boped will pull him through all right.
The discord In the Democratic ranks ut fawtucXet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

The dovil never goes 10 sleep in church.
No real child OF God ever wants to 20 TO heaven
alone.
Keep a close eye on the man whose wife IS afraid
to ask him for MONEY.
II doesn't take much capital to show whether We
are doing business for God or not
Speaking Ill OF other people Is only roundabout
way Of Dragging On ourselves-fRam's Horn
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pRORLEM No. JOG.

Awarded second prize in " The British Chess Masa
zinc" tourney. ,.,c.
ny AZ. MACKENZIE. KINGSTON. JAMAICA.
Blacl-5 pieces.
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PROBLEM 40. lei.

Correct solutions received from Mrs Fannie F. Yale.
S cRaSctGsN 'H Sadwn 'j Jersey y W H. nl
lngs. Bangor, Me; william Moran. South Norwak,
Conn; }: A. Dewad, Ncw BRUNSWICK. \. j.: 8. b.
Mas: X. G. Waller. NrwYork: q. Il. Fcssenden.
Boston Mas. ". II. Errv. New York: J. ;. Il. jr.,
HNg 'G m1acn iS ' a. siG IUi orngi
y. Ross Naueatuck. Conn. u. b. f., New York; the
Rev. L,nis T. raGIer. Maiden =. Y. r. ,: y.
Or. \. II. Baldwin. Norwak. Conn: Edwin H. Bald
win. jersey Clty;, y. j.; {. H. .an lIourr, Ithaca.
l.. +. Daniels. Owego. y. y; q. y. Seeley. Mnden.
sch: August Kuenlel. Detroit Mich: l.. l.. Scann.n
,a Lake CITY. Utah: John snicllhe. Eaton, " y:
Nirs. Fannie Z. Yale. Nausatuck. Conn-wc gladly
welcome II new lndy solver. especially as this Is
your first attempt, AMI quite correct.
\ II. Balawin: VI. D.; Norwalf; Conn. aud !. T.
Miller. bedford ICw9;-,fhc white Pawn on stops
Dr.. \: c. Have, Noro,on Hcishts. Conn; Waller
Dr. carpenter. chester, y. Y-Thc white Rool is
pinned rs tie Bishop.
\. II. H. Elizabeth. ~ j.; y y: Elliott. }roohlyn.
y. j.; Spcncer Dayton. phippi; W. Va. and Chare
r. Ilomerick, Nebraska City. Neb-l Q-K 81. IS
iolci by the reply ki-Kt 4.
Hugo srbcrrcil. Lcavcnworth, Kan.-You forget
y Il with check.
PROBLEM NO. 1O3
Correct solutions received from A. II. Billings.
New York William Morah. south Norwalk Conn.
r. f. b. Phipsburg, " j.: J. .. Elliott. Brooklyn.
y =: ii. Tayior. Doter. Me-; II. l.. scannell. salt
Mrs l.. T. Jones Marposa Cal. and Spencer Day
ton phlppi. W. Na.-Ahcr l P-Q 3, kt-Q kt D.
there IS no mate IN two more moves. Again. II b
Robert BE. b. Browne. PhInlpsburc. n You rightly
point out an error in third variation The cor
rec, an'wer m to AK k'1 ds,., tx oh AID AID
III 3 cl,. the mate IS given by GO 3.
PROBLEM NO. 10l.
AdditIona, correct solution received from Mrs. L.
+. Jones. Marposa, Cal.
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CuticuYa ResoIvent

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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY ". STEINITZ
New. York, October %. 1892.

All communications. correspondence etc, mus. o0 ~"
dressed Chess Editor The Tribune" All me'Ot ..1
corning games ard problems must reach this once ho'
,h Ivedne.d,v if intended To- publication on the Sua'S
49,. -. must reach this Office not later than fruay'
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II and ho told me- there wa, rot
mrch 10 be- done for 10. We
tried slUc -inpc remedies, ana
thry az failed % 80 any good.
Al la-t thought b. tfy ca IL
GTRA REMEDIES. aad Tie re-
sult d. wonderful. Ny wife u-"d
CUrICCRA REMEDIES ~ o Il
four times Oav. IT the I'M
W. fist commenced b u-e q / l.
CUEA. the face was almost raw.
IL looked tie same a a burn
would look n the skin was peel q
OF and after abort 'hrre weeks
Us. II tac CrTICrltA tLME-
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uavinc had an aggravated case Of ankle and
knee Of two y"srs' standinc, was induced :" ty your
CIrTICf-TA REMEDIES which have entirely cur'd me.
woud with confidence recommend them 10 others summary
Afflicted j. CARTER, ioi Eat l23dst.. NeW-1Wh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

mink II no - would am0Unt Q mu,h, by tc !ylIU
bas changed nv mind. | will never hc without ttch'
". 4. BANG, ia Willian~st. NowatA, ~ j.
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fetal compositions without going to the trouble Of
solving them.
IAskER AT THE MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB.

l.
Fun reports Of Herr Lasker's performances nave
been printed with the games In our daily ISSUES, pu,
We 1--WE here a short resume Of last week prosrauhr
on Monday october l., the talented Nl,ltor en-,
countcred j. :. Ryan, the latter being only defeated
after sixty four moves. which occupied hEe hours;
ON Tuesday and Wednesday Lasker defeated j. W. ana
D. G.. Baird respectively but the former brother
had at one time clear chance OF winning piece
D. G.. laird made a poor defence In = j. openInS'
Inc game being far the shortest OF Tile series.
ON Thursday Ia.lcr, playing Ryan for the second
umc wound up by most brilliant win on the
thirty third move. -, =,
ON Friday evening Lasker and Hodges met for their
second match game. The tables We're turned, Tor
Hodges on this occasion adopted the Ruy Lopez attack
INSTEAD 81 having t. defend against It Il! previously.
lie a - lost instead II winning. Last night LasAer
gave an - lblion 81 blindlpld games.
Emanuel lA.ker f. scion Of In" family or the
great Liberal leader and ayasoni,t OF Bismarck In the
E.ic.stag. Edward La,kcr. II" comes Of cless
pMync family his elder brother DR.. La,ker. being
one OF the leading Berlin players.
The Young masters engagement AT the Manhattan
Ci.,, CLUB will probably run into November. We
give table Of The rcsu Is OF the past weeks play;
Ll,,cr beat. Opening.
Mon. oct. 17..-........ Ryan. Irregular.
Tues. oct. l-.-........ j. W Baird Two knights.
We'd. oct 1o............ -. g. Paird. . = opening.
thurs, oct. 90 ...... RYAN FlAuchettO.
Irid oct 2l.......... Hodges Ruy Lopez.
WHITE
L.,
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FACE ALMOST RAW
ERUPTION from Birth. Doctor anu
simple Remedies Failed. cure"
in 3 Weeks by CUtic"rH.

wish 10 thank yol for the good that CUTlCrEA h9s
done nv child. | -cld portrait -n'it, tll' 49, 81
T,n n, . o.. broke out Win some Kind OF eruption;
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White-1O pieces.
White to play and mate in three moves

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. lO3.
Whue-R at X II 4, Q at q 8, at y NJ o. d hl
O b E. Kits ut Il 3 and A. Ps at 2 B. :
and 3. -
Rlacl-K at b ), Q at Q >. KITS at 3
and O II f. rs at X = and .. White TO mas
in two moves.
I-Kt-Kt -. In IL
2-Q-K d mate
2-Kt (Kt sq.)-Q mate.
1-O-Kt g
2-R-B mate.
l-QxP
Ext mate.
10 elsewhere.
c-R-Kt4 * ~ mate.
1-kt-B 3
GO Kt mate.
I-Kt-Kt or
GO mate
1-Kt B 81 moves.
GO Q ; mate.
1-P moves.
c-Kt-Q 6 mate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

SELECTED GAMES.
4 studlously conducted game paved In a recently
finished CORES pondcnce match OF two games between
Liverpool and Glasgow. The result Of this contest
that Liverpool won by L.
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Correct solutions received from $ p. Howell
Painted Post " Y. Mrs. Fannie T.. Yale, Naugatuck.
Conn; MR. Charlotte f. baldwin, Jersey City. ~ j.;
Mis- eadIe Kelsey: Nallingion Conn.,; G.. T.
Fc,,"ndcn. Boston, Mass. y. Y. GRAY. Middctown
springs Vt; NJ. +. :. worthington Mass; DIR; 5 r.
King Rrooklyu y. Y: August Kuenzel, Detroit.
Mich; W. II. Elley, New York; d. Ross NaugatuclI,
Conn Louis II; Bahicr. Maiden. y. -: A. H. H.
Elizabeth ~ j.: William Moran, South NOrwalk.
Conn; d. Il. W. New York J. A. Dewald. New
brunswick. y. j.. r.; u; -. Phllip,bnrg ~ j. /;
d. Il. F.. New York: a. II. Baldwin, VI. ID. Norwalk,
Conn; X. Schuer. Orange y. j: DR.. J. b.. Elliott,
Brooklyn. y. V. r. &. Walker New York; J. :. H..
r.. New York Charles $. Faulkner. New York; Rich
ard f. Hall. Troy. " Y.
r. y. Miller, Wilkesbarrc, Pal Kt-o is met by
7.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

nal .core Iasker won Q. lo3t I. drew l..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

The most laughable thing have seen
lately was the discovery of new kind
of game by lively young setter dog. 1t
was in large dry goods store where
cash is sent to the desk in little boxes
whirring along on slender rails. The
dog was following his pretty mistress
sedately enough, when he heard the
sound and saw the swift fight of the
of the cash box. He thought it was a
bird, and tore up and down the ais1es
after it, scattering the crowd and anus
ing everybody in sight. AS he would
not be convinced of his illusion, he had
to be removed forcibly from what he
probably thought the best hunting
ground he had ever struck. - Kate
Fields Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29


In England, as the titles Of nobility
are limited and cannot be usurped by
fictitious characters without detection.
they confer q degree of consideration
upon the possessor far superior to what
Is observed in foreign countries, where
they are abundant to an extreme and
where every needy adventurer can AS
sumo them. A German baron, i'll de-
rision, on race course II few days since
observed to u French marquis that the
title of marquis was very common in
France, II, added he, shave a marquis
in my kitchen" "And l." retorted the
Frenchman, who felt insulted, "have n
German baron in my stable."' This
repartee was particularly happy, it being
well known that German grooms are as
common out of their country as are
French cooks. 1t affords just lesson.
too, against the folly as well as rude
ness of all national reHections.-Maga-
zine journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29
CIOaking Cloths

We have ten piece. OF
stripe Cloaking, dark shades
best OF English goods. Have
sold all along at $3.50. We
have reduced them to ST..
These goods are all wool.
Medium heavy weight, but
being dark they have not
sold we'll; therel IRE IN new
.prices-just tninN OF it, 81
for 81 80 goods.
And a few pieces OF dark
.neays-w eight that have been
SL.3O, reduced to 10 - Il
YOU nave any idea o. Duylu9
ICnose goods cone at once
and you may be one OF the
. ortlnate ones, but don't ex
,ect them to last TN il you
5 lavc leisure ~ come )lt.
Lot of CnilIre,l's AA.woo
Iitel S irts aud Pants a
50c; reduced IRON soc alo
81. .=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Miss Lizzie, the daughter Of Benjn
min liighlield. was sixteen years of ags
yesterday, and the event was celebrat
ed last evening with 4 social party a
the residence of her father, No. 60
West Third street. There WAS n large
number uf her friends present, among
them being tho following;
Lizzie and Anna Highiield, Niei
johnson. Ethel Goaet. Matte Lamp
lew, Nellie bill, Mrs Mamie SincoN
SARAH Brewer, Mrs. w. j. klmbie
Ruth Mmble, Frank Johns. Fred StGnk
Norris ilHislett. John krunedy, Mas
lels Wilmer aud EtHln iiiEh,iold.
Miss lllgtileld received quite a nun
Ger ul presents, AMI the evening wa
spent In Il pleasant manner. an abuIll
.anco OF refreshments being served
" hem ut Il respectable hour, the guest
took Their departure. IL WAS with sill
Icele Wishes that their Cn9rmins hUsl
ess would have many happy return
Ibf the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

On one occasion the leader of talk
started the subject of the generally pre-
vailing ideas about heaven. After the
usual hit at the mateTialistic views of
the Mohammedan, he turned to an
American gentleman at the table and
asked what were his notions on the sub
jecta The Yankee, with his slow,
nasal accent and cool manner com
handing attention, replied. "Waal my
notion of heaven is that of q quiet.
green place, without money and without
price. Mrs. Anthony Cross in Temple
Par
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

NoFwITHsrASpISG the boast Of the
ProhibItIonlsts that they would poll a
larger vote this year than they ever
poIled before, they pulled some $4,000
less than In lsss. Thjs Is not because
there Is lsss drunkenness In lie land
than before, but because the people are
waking up 10 the idea, mat atunBei.
ness Ia disease tina cannot be TO.
moved by sJatuaEy 'limttdttpns, and
that if anything Wan to 10 done IN a
moral sense to lessen the evils Of in.
Temperance, it can best be done
through tho medium of the old par
ties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

The Measuring tar Passes Through.
The tunnel aud bridge meaanring
ear Of the Pennsylvania Raiirona.
which has been taking the measuce.
ments oil heights and clearHnces along
the New YORK division ana over all the
llnes of that rWiiroad, pissed through
THIS city Yesterday on It's ms, ec, On
torn. For tiis pHrunse there Will he
added to the equipment an electric
light pant for tie purpose ot AIDING
tire work in the tunnels at baltimore.
! After this wuri, hi5 been done tllt,
company Will have accurate KNOW.
edge oil tine n.aaureineutS al al
bridges, cuts AMI tuncls along tat
the lilies which will prove very urefa
IN referring 70 when Improvement,
are contemplated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

The Baltimore and Ohio ianIrold re
neiycd It's annual Inspection ~ HE a.,
lleers OF tho lIiirond company on sat.
N lay. lie train consisted of enEtu4
No, "a, and the private cnr win
chester" Ot Major Smith. SuprTvisui
Hayes, who has ehr'rGe OF the tlRrt, Lac
tween this city and Philadelphia. 80
the first prize OF so, which the ca %
pany oilers to each OF the sup A. isttr.
oil tne different divisions. hls TRACK b ,
ing snp'r.or to that OF Supervisp
MhiteLONk s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

NEws from tho sick room OF Chief
Justice Comegys Is that he Is very
weak and gradually growing weaker
with the strong probability that he
will never again appear upon the
bench he has SO highly hpnored. This
news will be received with the mos
profound sorrow and regret by all TIL
people OF Delaware Judge ComeGyi
las made u conscientious and upright
Chief Justice, little slow to act some
times, but always conservative aud
safe. Had Providence wiI.ed it th'
people wouhi gladly have had tho hou
ored Chief Justice serve them on, eve
under tuttoring years, rather than
run tho risk of new Chief Justice tina
Governor Reynolds ia capable of al
pointing, though he may happen t.
appoint a good one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

We have snredy ana positive cure
for catarrh, dlphtheria, CanHer raoutll
and headache, ia SlllLDli'S CAHARkll
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle Gscft if you desire health
and sweet breath. n. Is. Danlorlhl
Wholesale and retail agent, I'd uao
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

THERE are increasing indications
that the democrats are settling down
in state OF "nueaous desue.ude,
and that the tariff will not be greatly
disturbed either at Il special OF regu.
lar session of Congress. Speaker
Crisp ia quoted us saying that while
Nj. Cleveland must assume tho re
eponaibllIty. he did not think that all
early beginning OF the work boforn
Congress implied hasty action
Though there will naturally bs Ger.
tain feoling OF suspease on the part
of tho people. even Mr.. Cleveland vii,
find it necessary to carry OUT the ke
publican principles Of protection Il
for nothing ESQ than " raise a tat.il
tot revenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchange.


WEsT CHESTER. Pa, Nov. 2S.-A pc
culiar fntai $ has been the lot of the
l5ucSwalter fiinily. S. r. Buckwalter
is now corpse. having fallen dead in
his barn. l is father also dropped dead
III nl> barn not long ago and his uncle
died in similar manner. A sister of 5.
Il. Buckwatter recently dropped dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

J. Z Steele has just returned from Il
visit to Norfolk Va, where he made
arrangements for good supply OF
Prime, huVeu and Little Bny oysters
during ths coming winter. at LIE
wholesale gnd tetall depot corner ui
seventh and Poplar streets. at very
iiberal prices. All who wish sonR,
thing superior in the oyster line should
call and see hin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

The swordtish lives from five to ten
hours after it is harpooned, and at any
time in that period he is dangerous
customer for the fisherman. Indeed
swordfshing is one of the most danger
Gus as well as most exciting of all the
variety of enterprises pursued by our
fishermen Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Nose Schaumburg, Jr.-Vader, a shen-
tlemans wants to know if dot unshrinka-
BILE undershirt don't shrink leedle any
way.
Nose Schaumburg, Sr.-Does dot shirt
fit him?
mo; 1t vas choost q little too pig"
"Of course it will shrink. Wy don't
you have some heads for pishness." -
Texas Siftings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

THOSE who were almost sure before
the election that Harrison would car
ry Virginia will now see in tho face o.
the official Democratic plurality o.
so, 722 reported for Cleveland that Har
.rison wasn't in it," Tho only South
ern State in which the Democrats los
votes from four years ago was Della
ware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

ALTOONA Pa, Nov. 2O,-At a meet
ing Of the members Of the bar of the
wcnty. fourth Judicial district, at Holt
laysburg, IA resolution was unanimously
adopted to tender to Hon John Dean,
president judge Of the district and jus.
iiceelrrt of the supreme court of Penn
-vlvuia. II complimentary banquet ON
he evening of Dec, q at the Logan
iluusp in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

If you wish success in any society
avoid the belle of 1t. This will put you
in favor with the other women-and
eventually with the belle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Julia Bracken, who has received the
commission to execute the figure repre-
senting ILLINOIS Welcoming the Ma
TONS" is considered the best of all
Sculptor Taft's assistants. She is but
little more than twenty years of age
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Shewa and thaul,er, the coal and
iluuf dealers. are allrI44g tne.I Mrs
tern W ialiHS ID strAsitrs =Or u 81 am
~ In,s IS very luW, aud every homt
IL Wilmington should have one. y,
hctier machine made, Call at \. W
corner Attn and King streets. Phone
AUS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

In answer to questions by Er. Dob
bins and Others. the Bishop replied in
,purport:
Two OF the original AZ workers who
went with the Bishop years ago. died
the first year. One OF the deaths wie
caused by IA refusal TO take muiiGne
When the number oil workers reached
Is there were II of thcm co!ored.
OF 1866 workers, % died in years
But 10 OF that % were small children
There are hundreds of heroic Chris
!tlan children like the examples above
icited.
Bishop Taylor worked the grip of
by walking 100 miles to NJ Il con
ference. twenty-five miles was along
tho surf with dip in the briny oreat
once In while to cool Off. phys,ea
exercise and SEA water cured the grip
/ we are going to win by the grace
OF God. Help us IL yoa like"
4 MY people are accustomed to self
sacrifice and look toward the opel
gates OF glory"
When one of tho workers died q
member OF tha family made tho coIli
of rough boards, his children and ia
members oil the mission attended tn
funeral aud his wife read tho funGrn
service ard took his place in missio
IwGrk,
=, My people live in the zous Of hard
'.sLip5 Sell sacrifice aud labor with II
pay
4 1t takes 8 or years todevoiupa col
7 lee tree, which then becomes rebapl
and profitable.
: In Angola our mission people ut
9inot only disappearing, but maxim
money.
Brain and Urah the heroine an
Q 'hero, We're chiidren OF heathen pa
lient5
The converted Africans are wonde
/ Itui Tor bravery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Frederick Barbarossa, emperor of
Germany, was drowned while crossing
small river in Asia Minor when ON his
way to fight the Turks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Potato rot is caused by minute par
asite, which is so small that colony
numbering 200 individuals can live in a
space smaller than pins head.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Visit that oyercoat room OF ours
New York Clothing HOUSE, 3l6 Mar,
.ket st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

For affections OF the throat and
chest DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is ne
plus ultra. MIR. Clas. ". Alexander,
ill LIST street. N. w. Washington. d..
c., writes: II have used DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup In my family Tor several
years past, ind have found II very eff
hoarseness nc, and 1t does all that is
claimed for it. l always keep bottle
on hand"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Richard Baxter, the great Puritan
preacher, was the son of tenant farmer,
and until nearly grown the future author
did the work Of farm hand.