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A Notion Concerning Delaware :-t nd !ant and rounded crests of th e Newark
College.
hill . It is bctt r than some book-learning for
THE MASTER'S CHOICE
\\hen th e b o of the P nin ular lowland
In a fair ami · mil in~ ~ard n, wh ·r · sweet wat r ·J
played.
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' rew th e fairc. t littl e ro:ehud. all witlt mo~~ m· ' rlaid. ltn ds htm e lf tn bree ch , h e se e
. 'unbeams lloa ted gaily 0 cr it, ge ntk "inds v:~ · ,,. rid bcf rc him as any youn
r s. d,
A with la d of th e North, wh e n winter
Openin g out th · hrigll ll'!-ol lolu:-. • 11 11 ott earth':- Ito\ itt g
brea. t.
redd e ns the t ip of no e and ear, his skat
:\tl any n I ri ght l>ird ho,·er'd n'e r i1 , many a ' ch·ct !Jce kim th e mouth surft.acc of th e
Linger di n its sno \\" y pdal. , humtttin g t ·tl(krly .
with bo )
f the South, when summ r come ,
Ancl its sisters of the g.trdctt prai. d ib ll'at ty h i · s11ifc feet, burn ed brown in sand, leav
rare.
li ~~ ltt tl a k be hind .
Hi g<lmes, too, are thos
Whispered , ".On ly l>ri cl:t l I> ·a uty ~ lw ul d our rusebud
of th e t ra ditio ns known to all where En g lish
wear.
'o ftl y ang th e l:trk 1q soari 11 ;.:- . ~unn~· ~!, i L·~ to greet, io ngu cs w g of what Er. g li h g randfathers did .
" For th e IJri ght ·sL s ene: :~rl,rnin.~. :-urely thou :1 11 Th e city bo) , who got:. to se c him, is clad with
,
meet! "
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.acre fe mi nin e n ice ty , but the jumping, th e
a m t~~y~ a. te r of th e ga rd ' 11 • 11 :1L ·lt tng clay hy 1 r u nning, til L! knifc-1.1il ~ hin g and the b.al~-to~ s ~ng
Till he mi ght , in perfe ·t beauty, ]1 ·a r hi :- t•ri ;e :1 \\" ay. o f each arc do 11 C lllll lar1 y. Th e re 1 tn mtnd
'· Littl e ros ," ht.: ge ntl y wlti spncd, " \\'!t en 1 gather a n illu s tra ti ve ircu11l t.1ncc , wh re in a Dor
th ·
c hes te r l.td a nd a boy from Ve rmont, wer e th e
Wh crc th e r ·stal IJ::l 11f jU el sp:u !; I 'S, \\' ll Uld"'t thou \\" i"' lt
to b' ?
a tor.
B<.: in g th e ho t, th e "Dorse t" youth
Wh er a th ou:-;a nd fragrn nt h l t•:-~n lm clnH•p upon t h . prop () <.: d to s how th e o th r how to play th a t
air,
f.11·orilc g-a m , with Pc nin ular routh, locall y
' :\1idthc t nt.:s of sih· ·r laughtn,,f ·a rth's rlt il clr •Jt c: tl k d " Antny - vc 1•1 " but in th game th e
fn i r ?
.
I m on · :-: pe rt G1 n i\lountain boy beat
" \ oul clst th ou h wh en ~\\'l:L' I L:!-o l tnu:- ic ntt n" l ·s .
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l.._a~ t e rn hor l;1d at <.: v <:: 1y potnt.
So run s th
with th. f1 " '
Of fairy fe 1 in jo yo u ~ Jt tt.:a:- ure ll i ttitt ~~ tu and fro?' · "o rlcl ' ith th e schoolb oys , who see th~:: Chop Me k ly. ,l~·~ol ·d the mossy ro"'c h11rl \\'ith a "'m il e nf l tan k <l ncJ 'vVi co mt co go lazily down to the
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Je:;t •
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C hcs<q ca k .
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'· hoosc fo r me, ) lovtng \T :t"'ter, wlwre T slt all I>· 1
bl est ?,
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Yet, whil e the youn g lowlanders have enough
" Wh crc th uu ""il t, th ·r · let lll l' "'·atl ·r fragran. , ri ·h in c m m on ' ith yo uth el wh e re , to mak e
and frc ·,
t1H ir boyhood qu1tc as bro d, th e y suffer, in a
All my beau ty fur thy plea"' ur . usc alntndan tl y !' '
, I la in wa y wh n th e y ge t to be m e n. The
Smil e: tent
th · , \laster of til l' rard · 11 \\'ith a g lacl on - 1rl· fl 1tn
. S USSCX or
. g f
ve ntee n, w I1e t 11e r tn
llVCr eminences; to look from the top of Iron
Hill; to blink wh re the White Clay sparkles
in early sprin g at objects hitherto strange; to
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b d
n t e WI vto et or t e rst. tune ; to en
ov r the May-apple blo som ; to run full tilt
upon a wild orchid bloom , an auem · ne, or a
pring beauty - -while over the green of fresh
g ra s th bl<lckbird flashes his bit of scarlet.
·
Nothing, at N e wark, is so vivid or so pieasing
in my mind as my first glimpse of the . White
Chly hill tou c hed with the la t ray of a Septc mber sun.
In addition, hundrecls of other matters at
~ewark combine to give the lowlander's life a
I do not intend to clw 11 upon
ith r th Attic It or the red -pe pp r adminisI . h
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t'
t ·r c tnt e c ass-room, ut to wnt , tn a .ew
words, of natural object
nly. Many of the
tree clo1vn nearer the ocean, clifft r from those
inupperNcwC as tle; thewat ri spring-water
from the hilL, in tlad of a brackish flood from
th e se<l, a nd e ven the sky see ms queer- appea rin g I ss luminous at night than that which
arc hes the counties below. When the Eastern
S hore youth go es nutting in 0 toi:Jer, he
t<lk e his gun a lon r to be in readine s for rabbit, squirrel, or partridge; wh n, during the
years b t"een '72 and '75, the student went
nutting, h e b e gged his g irl to go alon g and let
[)an Cupt' d do til shoott' ng' .
\ sa l o n ~ the sunlit pal lt\\:::ty _tlw u ht f11 1l y hew ·nt.
j So m e r c t: in the Ke nt of D : lc.nvarc, or th_e
Tn th · flus h of go.lden mormng . 11 ·ath a "'unny s!•y, M nr) L ncl I nt, ha s around hun a n odd hon am · th. · ~la : te r ~ fu oht t.: ps, ~ l ow l y, s~t d l y, draw 11tg zo n.
He know s the J li g ht th a t comes of a
llt gh.
.
noon day !> plash, a , pwhin 0P" th e ripples h e
Bcncltn g do \\"n he plt1 ·k ·d hi ~ rose hucl. p ·rf · ·t in its
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lJino m,
b r u hcs frag rant wat r-ltlt cs wtth tth er hand .
T cnclerl y ' ith l> lin d in ~ t ·ar:; !tor ·. itt l~ i s hunt •.
I No less dear, ~oreov e r, is th e thrill felt when
In a darke ned ~ kun b ·r, lay a m:wk n fatr , .
f1o. t m a h s whtt ~ th e pa th of the rabbit, and
Nev rm ore aga tn t 1 wak 11 to th e .·um tn ·r ::t tr!
th e h o rn o f the Christm as hunt scatte rs mu sic
.'tole thsoe re,
1\Ja, t ·r to the !Jed . id e bo"" 'd with anguis
h th r o u g h th t ops o f eve rgre e ns. 1n so r.ar, N a ·
It would be eas y in this way to e numerate a
core of similar conditions and circumstances
te ndin g to mak~ good th t. prOIJOSition that the
cx p ri e nce with th e Newark hills of a Peninsular outh benefit him in addition to th profit which he draws from the eLLs room. But
th e best testimony concernin g :1 thing enacted,
com es from the ac tors th e m lve ; so ask
Marshall , ask Moore, ask Martin, ask Davi·s,
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him to not road-beds stretching up and down ·
That hi s light of li fe had f:t d ·d fro m him ev ·rmo r '. tur h Ips th e young man of the Eastern Shor as k a ny of the lowland lad s, wh o have not been
to love life, for life's sa ke, and thu s ce rtai n SQ long away from Newark, th ;-t t th e y have for1'-1s·ecl th e fi n rcrs that lay folded in n :olemn r ·~t.
t ra it s, as good now as wh e n Chaucer obse rved gotton citl:er its tas k or its m onshine.
· Li ttl e hn r'~·~r he · ad ly murmured, '' la y th y !J ·auty th ~ m ,. I. ccom pa rt of hi s ha ract er. Still on e
G E R · E M R · AN.
·~1.1 e n he lai d th e mossy rust.:h ud so ftl y on her Ia· ·a~ l ,
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'heel th y fragranc 0 11 th . lreasur . I ha' . held ~ 0 thtn r IS wanting, and th a t thing is a !tilt If
lear !
, h is h ead be leve l, o is his la ndscape, - not a Wbat a young lad3.r knows of'
cntl y ca ~n th e ""h isper ·d nns\\" T ·· .· ,, eel th y hill ~ t a ncl s to break his sky-line.
Presidents.
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chotec fo r me;
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P e rhaps it is only a notion but I believe th a t
There have been since April 30th, 1789, the
rladl y,
bel vee! ~Taster \\"Ill l ell · fort h ·c !' '
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T hen nc r ss hi heart cam. tea ling lik a ray of the youn g dw ll e r m th e fl t-lands, who liv e time that our present governm nt went into
light
I fo r four yea rs among th e hills roundabout De l- operation, twenty-one President , the first of
" vYhat n~y LI__,ca,·e nly .\ l a:ter clt oo:e!'> , ·ha ll it not be a wa re Coll ege, profi ts incalcul a bly th e re by. whom w, s eorge Washington. Four of these
n ght ·
G omg
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f rom t h e N anttco
. k e to t h e Whttc
. Clay eli din office, Wtlli:-tm H Har.ri on, Zachary Tay1
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' H e has plu cked my earth ly tr ·a ure for hi: gard ·n
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country.
He lor, Abra h a m Lincoln and James A. Garfield.
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And in bri ght and dcath le s beauty shall l tnd her ste ps from th e sa nd to th e cla y, and, in point of Th last two were assassinated,-Lincoln by
th cr ·
1 · ts, t h e tn'cl_e ts
· as 1on g <l S thou gh J. Wilkes Booth on the 14th of April, I865,
n a tura 1. OJJec
' ' H e ha. will ed th at he shall blo. s m th re ~ r his
de li rht ,
he had ·.va; ~ . d. a m ~H' ;1 in ~;e ~ n-L~•~g iJ c· b Jo t .· anu ~ ~rf:~ lA , ty : C:tiarJe!:i ]. Guiteau on the
o my heart , li e. ve nly :\1a t r, own · Thy hoice It i wo ,.th S0.11lP. •hiqg •.o t hft low land e r' rr e nt1.l 2nu. o~ j.uty., 18.81.. 11-tere has been only one
is ribht! ,
I grcwth .an.d . to hif .cb.arac.t~r .to fee t.he curo\Le.S !.(laSt? in whi-::h the s:m cf 'l 4'ormer President
DELA'NARE C
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has b co m Presid e nt, nam ly that of J ohn must tou ch every h ea rt, a nd d scripti n. w i h a vall ·y . W ' arc thu . all to xp la in what we
of the
Quincy Adam s. Washington would not ac- must fir
very ima gina ti on . · he r · can bt· . r tually obsc·r · ns to th oc urren
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rata
of
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th
hy,
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c pt a third t rm , a nd his e xampl e has been nothing in any la n g uag more perf l than h io.,
follow ed by all, but th r ha · e b en om in - little po m "Love" and "C •nev ic.: e" which ·nd-. ol Js ·rv ing th · di ti11 ctl y . tratified tru ctu re of
ly
pl a. in it
di cation that Uly es S. ' ra nt would de ire a "ith that int ·nst ly mu ical lin , "And t hc r - thi s < m · loos · 11 a t ·n al \\'{;can
y
as
uming
that
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urrr.
nt
mu
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h ave
third te rm . Th e r have been five Pr id nts fore love you wee t Ge nevi ve," i · as simple: a ~
tr~u ,s rort ·cl and arranged th · mat •ri d .
from Virginia, - Wa hington, J e f~ · rsn n, Madi - it is beautiful.
Til · cwc u t r ·n · · of th e cia above mu st b
son, Monroe and T ::~ ylor . All th e fir st fiv were
In read ing Coleridge on f Is as h
·xpl
a inc d b y a::..., u •nillg a n ·w ondition o f
from Virg ini a , ex pt John Ad a ms , wh o was wh e n ga zin g 1nto th • h avc ns ; a lth ough 111) ri . Is
of tars uc hining full within hi s sight, y ·t far things, and, in ·tcad of O i l' prc vio u-, ly ru-; h ing
from Mas achu tts.
r am of mud ly
Virginia in those tim es was called
Th e be yo nd, within those d pth s , h
kn ows a riv ·r, w · ha e now . t qu i ·t
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Moth r of Presidents." It is a re markabl f:1 ct thou sa nd g lo wi ng ~ rus circle in s il en t m aj c: ty .
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for
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th t John Adam s and Thomas J fferso n, who
n p c uliari ty th at gave olcridg so tt iU h
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we r to g th e r a gr atdealon important commit powe r of ex prcs 1 n wa hi s wu nd rful kltowl tees , hoth of whom w re fore ig n ministers, vice- edge of wnrd s
H p rf · tly un d rstood hi s now o · · rlie ~ th e ~. tnd and g t.tv ·1.
If w ·now g'J fro1n th e va lley, I ll ·ado w-lanci
pres id e nt s and pre idents di ed on th sa me rlay, own lan g ua g . Not nnl wa s he acqua int ·d
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to
th · hd l!-t n ·it hc r ~ide, w v find that th · loo ·
July 4th, 18 26, which was ju -.t half a ce ntury with it as it was in hi s own ay, but wa · deeply
m:1t
·ri . I abnv th e rucks d iff,· rs fl nm \ hal w
rt ft c r th D ·Jara tion of Ind e pend e nce, and verse d in its et ymo logical ~ i g nifi cr~ nc ·. H h ad
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b ·lo w uc; . li n· w · hav e a loo ·e Jo.1my
sc
thnt Jam s ~onro died on July 4th, fiv e years thorou g hly tu d i d ·m I app rec iated th e old
lat r.
ma ters of o ur mother tongue. T hi s, c m - ~oi l and -. ubsoi l, m a d e ·n tirvly fr o111 th rli s int Th r hav ' bee n s ve n vice-pr 's id cnts who bined with hi s hi g h cia sica! attainm vnt , re n- g r:ttion of th · ro ck s be n ·. tlh u ·, I u ~ ~bowing in
afL rwa rd became presidents--John Ad a ms, de rcd him pec uli a rly fit to di .uss the g r a t pla ce" di -. tin ·t ~ igns of ~ tratifi c 1tion, du e.: to th e
Thomr~s J ffe rson, Martin Van Buren, John qu e tion of tru e poe ti c diction.
I I is in ~imat e 1e-a rrange1n e nt of til ' 111:1t ·rial s b y wat ·r, thi
Tyl e r, Millard Fillmore, Andre w Johnson and knowl ed ge of lan g ua ge in g ncral too, h as wat r b ·in g th ' s:tm ' :t s th at whi ·h h:1s lll')Ui cl ·d
Ch ste r A. Arthur.
given to hi s tran slation s truthfuln ss and r~n air th e hills. But\ h ·t h ·r w · ~cr · di til t ·t s i 1~ n s o
Jt may se rve as an aid to the m emory to of ori~~inality whi ch a re sc:1rcc ly to be f(J unJ in sltatifi r:a tinn in thi m :t ll' n o~ l or not, we kn uw
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know that all th e Presid ~ nts down to Lin co ln, thos' of a n y oth r author. " Th e.: Pi cco lo- th :.t \\akr \\ a.., th · agl' nl uf cl e pllsition, lw cau ·e
who had th e letter" "n ext to th e la st lette r min e" and "Th e Death of \\' :illcn ~ t ·in," a r<.: of th · abunda 11l pr ·~:.; n c;c Jf rounded fragments
in their names, were in offi c two te rm s, a nd of rem :1rkablc cx ;:l! .. tJi cs of thi s pow r, and ha c ->ca ll e r ·d thro ' ut th e ~:t m e loo sn il.
T o sut n up al l w ' hav<: s;ti l a bout th · fo nnnthose who had 1lOI, only one. Since that, this done much to m ake Sc hill ers appr ·cia ted I y
tion of thi valley w' lllu st rcga t I the y llo w
rule do s not hold.
Engli~h spea kin g people.
Th politi cal parties havt· kept pre tty well
But if te nderly and dt:li at ly bea utiful in ,; ~ a in th · m eadow l,tncl, as of mor rcc ·nt
to~ethcr in regard to Presidents, until 1861, poe try, Cokridgc has shown him c; If vi goro u ~ orig in than ·itiH: r th lna111 o f th e hill s , or th e
when Lincoln was inaugurr.ted, and since th e n ;1nd th o ug htful iu prose.
Hi s ct ·fence of hi ~ ..,.tncl g rav ·I be n ' ath th · cit •; in o h-.: r word ,
the R e publicl!ns have filled th e chair.
own wntmgs is hara cte riz · d by 111 1d vs ty and it wa "t dqH t~ it v d n ft ' I I.e :d I ·y h ad b · n c ut,
Washington and Arlams were Federali ts 1 tirmn e s, whil e hi s tribute to th gc r. iu and .1n I wh t: n the gr '.t l ru .., hing ri ve r had dwincll ·d
Jefferson wa s a R publican; th a t is, what we worth of SoutlLy, how. how war111 w re th dow n to a -> ha ll ow s lu gg i-,h str ·am of tnud ly
now call a Democra•.. Th e D mocratic Party fee ling of hi s heart. In criti cisin g W ord s- w.tt·r uf whi t: h \.Vhit · ' l.t y 'rc ·k now re claims to have de cend "d from Jeffe rson.
worth's po try, he showed th e stt m e a jU ttint- ll1f\ill ~ ; ,~a lc tnnant.
W · h:1v · :drcady srr· n th ilt th e ran g· of hil ls
Th e fir st fe w Pre idents lived a long time an ce with lan g uage, tog th e r with an astou ndafter th e expiration of their te rm of office, hut ing amount of out-of-th -way learnin g.
Hi on c itlw r ~ icl e of t h c v. II 1 ·y is 1 o t n n Li nu o us,
late r times, they have all, except Grant a nd general conv rsa tion too, as shown by a co li ·c- but divirl e I in to ~e p . tr tt ·, ro tnd ·d kn o ll s, by
Hayes, died shortly afterwards.
tion of hi s ' 1 Tabl e Talk" wa int r. p rs ·d \ ith ravin ·: w h o ~c ge ne ral clirec ti01 is at ri g ht a n A . PEST LOZ ZIAN.
shrewd a nd original re marks o n ·tlm ost ·very g les to th · ; o 11 · ~ of til · va lk .
I n fullowi11g on e of tho~ e ravines, th h ill
subject imaginable. Without doubt he w ;~s a
Coleridge.
great crea tiv e genius, a nd on e who hn · nnt y 't ri in g on both ~i d es, o · can sc · clear ly th e
In no language is there a nobler literature bc.:e n full y apprecia t d by th e ntn of mnnkincl . r •su it s o dc nu cl:tt io n. Th e gro und wac; cov than in the English, and among many who Wh t th e r h e will e ve r be, is a 1u est ion ha rd to ered wi t1 1 a th in lay •r of ri h vcg ·tal le mo uld,
have contributed to its grandeur and beauty, answer, but certain it i s ,th ;-~ t whocv •r stu li • hi s fro1n th · f.,-, L hllin ~~ lt· :1ve: of the m <tn_ tn ~ es
th e re are f w o distinguished for strength of works will see m to lov e a nd rev r nee h i · ge niu s. whi ch (()JJo th' ! COlli' \.! uf til L: rav lnC j Ul~de r ­
imagination and richness of fancy ac; Coleridge.
n •at h th is w;1s a ul -!>ni l o 'i.t ltdy loant, ofte n
C l! i\.R I.Il!: MELNO'J'TE.
His was a gen rous genius . ln what eve r he
Lh r wa · no . ub -. oil til· ~ up ·rll cial s urface
wrote, sorllething lovely is to be found; he
oi l r • ti :1g d trcc tl UJ on a L•yt: r f ·and , peb scatters his great gifts with a lavish hand
Tile Geology of Ne,vark.
bl ·s an I :111 g ul. lr fr.tg llt cll t o f <.Jll a rtzosc a nd
His mind was a boundless as the ocean and a~
The a lley we are following was once th , bed ge n ·is::.ic ro(·k , ~ h ow ing li . t1 nct sig n of stra ti pure as the blue sky above it. It has been of a g reat brook, with a ru shin g c urr nt apab le
said hi poems are my tical, they are as clouds of transporting from th e north and t •a ring fr om
\.ve ha\· ;q.:ain til · r.tgl ll ·nts f roc k
of morn, behind wh, ~se baseless lovliness, shines th e rocky sid e angular fr agm nt " ( ro1·k whi ·h the !>alll. a <; th o. e wll; ·h ,-, 01 11 the.: hill · that
the sun in all hi glory. The great reason wh y so wc r e. soon mo u ld e d 111
· t o ~ un (C<
1 1 p ·1l)
1 1L' " 1Jy th · 1 orcl 'r tlt c 1:1 illt' , h , r · we ha\ 'ngai n th sarne
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many people do not appreciate Coleridge is that ru hmg wa ters and at rn 1011 ;t g<l ll l~ l til · I nttom i •n · of . at1 fa cti n among tht sc fr ag n e nts,
they read his longer poems, under the impres- of th channel. If ~ u c h a t: urnnt co uld tran .- pointi n ~ ·lc.1rly to the f.tct th a t anoth r ru h sion that they will best exhibit his genius. port .large rocky fra g m nt , v •n appro ;-~ hi ng ing I rook, 11 wing i11to th · va ll ey or p rh. ps
Undoubtedly "Christa b I" and "Th An irnt tl~ e Sl d c o f 1JOU ld e rs ·ll o u 1 1 c ' Jtain l ' tran por t into th e riv t: r, whil'l1 boll cl\ c.: I th e m ai n vall y,
Marin e r" do po ess beauties peculiar to the m - 'Yith . ~s: • .thG . co ·1rs~. sa.mL WiiSh cd. (r.om th e mu~l hav · b ·en til t.: ag, •nt whi c h cu t the ravine
selves, but they are be<'.uties which canto ple~se rocJ<s'<:tnd·~t'.'1~ S J10rtl~ t>oi1r:..h .~· "1 ·17 b 1 _ whi h .. 110 ar . ful lowin g.
the generali.ty of readers,' 'whfle am6ng
· ' t · ·his ..,
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,o·t tOn1 of
w e I1av ' t)1 · n a~ t1l · '<lll se ( th eses pa ra te
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tu cle nt · o that in teacl -of~on:nually I g iv · · o f
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n ev ' r oth r th , n
b in g on th a le rt to t a ke a dv a nt age f th law,
t h ·y C!J ul n ·v •r h 1vc tr.1n - we h ave on ly n wa nd th e n a fr ak of fun .
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could n •.; v .; r hav .! De ~.1
fr.tgm e n t wluc h ar
Th ere is. however, another sid e to thi inter - propri , ti olls, a nd with hi . t>wu Jl ' ll h l· h. 'It th ·
ket it 1 li.un · L •r · th ey e ·ti n K ~ u bj . c t. Th e r are tim e wh e n di 5c i- I r-e ·or~ ls ' 11 I 11 lu t •d th · ·orr ·: polld ' 11 • ' . H · I 0
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pli n · ta k ' on it p ow rful preroga tive and then, ' ll lllnlut ·cllarg 1
e~: of th e
as was th
a se w1th t h · 111 illn on ' , othe rwi se th er • ' o riel h ave b ee n d ·p osited
s tra t ur of mud o r c lay.
thi nkin ' that tlt cy we r
th e o n •: ob e rv ··d in th e r tv in w • a r · fol io ' in g, yet a gia nt on· ompar d with th e unL'
b fo re us .
<ty th e I a t, there is a tir. If a m a n ha
vio la te d th e l ;~ w o f an institution it i m e r e ly a
qu tion wheth e r the xistin g r lation b e tw ee n
th • in~tit uti n and him sc ll s hall continue. If
h e i - wo rth a trial I t him hav one with th e
unci •r tand in g that th e stak e are
·t, an.d if
th e b pa s c d th con cq u nces are told. 13ut
W n xt c li mb t h hill on ith er . icl o f th e
ravine and, :, tandi ng 11pon a hi g h poi n t w ca n
surv y th e wh o le o unt ry for!> · l' ra l mi lt'S about .
V\' sc on e n t w rk <' f hill ;1nd al ·. W e s •,
ravin es il'adi ng in to th e one ' c h. v
th e y too on · t h
cour c of
sli in g t h e countr y in th e 111 tn n r we now s e
it. It wa. , t hen fore o ne gr at n e t- w rk
ru s hin g s t r ·am s which lr as 1 c ·n th 5 ' tdpt nr o f
th . p ictut sq ue c u n tr y n o rth of cwar k.
' IH.: n
in t ad o f s uc h a procedure we have the signin g f pi ·dg and th e p e nning of "good intention " whi c h do not ce rn in k ee ping with
the eli rnit y f a ny institution. Our prese nce
s h o ull b e ignifican t of our allegiance to our
in s tituti o n, and wh n thts is no lon ge r th e case
th e p 1· se ncc is no lo n ge r ne e d ed . W know of
in _tituti on w!'!t: rc a lit tic pe r onal advice is all
th a t is n ce sary to induce th · on e advise J, that
h belt r pac k up 'tnd bid adi e u to th e scenes
·H · G ROUK.
0 f I11· la b o r.
up on le avi ng t ltc c o lle~ c , w tal ·e at ur of
am ina t i n to t h ' so uth o f us
s tory to t 11 , a s tor y · [U.t! ly a
it1t- rc ·t in g .
Hi
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Fort ' o miles to the south o f 11 th e re is a
1 vc.: l !:> tr ' t h ·o f farmin ~~ land whiclt h sa di s tinct
hi s to r y o f it<; own. ' Vh c t
c b ·g in to climb
h e s lop ·c.; I ! tnt: :ttl I. C hes n u t l .l ill we· ar . a ga in
on g rou n d wh w ll t'l fres h " tt h m ;1t •rt a l fqr
stud,. B u t w. mu .,t to p h t.: r. h o p ing a t som e
futur · tim e to con ·Ju de tl i:, satn. !:> u bj cc t.
F. D.
II E ~-, 1'1-. I<.
Collc ~c (~o vc rn Ulcnt.
ogra
ph
!-IL' ·ra l .. r "ur a lutnn i who"'
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L•J pa rti !->a n politi s a nd did not ' ithd raw him fro m
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most l 1ri lli :~ nt in
I ;,t,· ll •·<·t·" "' ."' ';l;"'· "'"' "" "; " ·d • ll " h'~"; 'h ·d sc ho loc.
!->l 111 ' "' "" " 111 ·.. ll ·g ·, :t11d harlth · hn ~ ht ~st prusp " t ~
" ' . tl l't' ·ss i11 ti n· \\'llrld ha\' · di ·d i11 ·:ul y lif ·.
, .\111 0 11 g'>t til ·-.· is !-l:u11u ·I .\1 . I !arrington .
I l l' \\ :1.., tl1 v !'>• >II of ('ha n · ·II (JJ' ll a rrilt gl<JII, w:-t s
IHII'II i11 l l!,,' ·r, 1>·1,\\ar· ,() ·tul, ·r J til , 1X40, ' II ·
t ·1ed I Jvl n \\'ar · < ' < dk ~ · C las!-> i ·.al C:o ur!'>.· o n Se pll:nl ·
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If th n : is on t· tl 1i11g o f whi c h c•ur co ll ('g
"4, " "" ~'.'"""'' '" woth t h ' lu ~h ·<l h u~wo
can b L: j~t .., tl y proud it i"i th · f.1c t t hat takin g all ,,f ill s vl. t'>!-> , dvll\ l' 1 ' 11 ~ .II· \'a l ·d1 'LrJl'y :1t til · unl in all, so lit l. di c tpllll . lJ <·cottH'!> l1 'Cl'Ssa r y. It ll lt'lll't'lllt.· nt o l rXS7 · \\'.11 ' II ~ll os. who ktt ·w ltilll
·II " l1ilt· II· was pursU111 g l11 s o il ·~· crntn;. 110 w
I·S V ·I ( 1 ' I l t lI a l <I'I SC ·I IJ l'II e 0 1 I' t s · If l 10 'S !'I ttl C t O
J,nk l1:1<''- :11111 1 · 111 'lith ·r hi s nt alurity of ·ha ra t ·r,
bin d tca c lt e r :1nd schol.tr tog ·t il ·r, a nd o w r c
:u,d lll a nlill '!'>!'> "f h · a rin ~ at th at tirn ·, th ·y will
w .· a k ·d wh · th • fr • ·d o m IJctwct· n t h · P ro~ 's-.,< ·arn· ly r ·.Iii;. · tl1 at h · \\'as 11 r1 t <J lli t · !'> ·v ·nt · ·n y •ar!-.
scr and s tud ·n s \as so rn · r k vd . \ t >.: onld say
,lei " l11 11 h : gradu all:d.
th at it was in cott:, ·qu ·nc · nf a l11 nitc:d a m o u nt
11 l' llliJ''-,lll'l 1 tl ll ' ~ t lll 1)' I J f 1aw 1r01' l 1ll.: f' 'rii· Jl 1 1 f
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o f dr sc tpl1n · . . Th 1. rs s o fron t th e h c t th ;J t lh · tliiL'l' ye:u·~ t11 11 i ·rtlt · !-> Upuv isio n of hi s di stin g uished
stud e~ t ~et l .. , h t ~n s ·I~ to
a fr ee.;· ·" · o ra l ~' ·n·t. l f:lllwt ·'.", .1, ~·. nt ·.n ·rlt h . Ia\\' 11 ffi . . of tit . 1Jon. Da niel
W e h .tv
(e n rl forc-t.l t o f r ul s .tnd regu l.t- ILl [!''-,, Ill \\ li llllll gt<lll, and ()I I til . J ~tlt of Nov ·mh ' I'
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li on s p() t · lup in our IJ ·d roo m, I ut th ey ;-trc , :-;,, , , "a-.a dlll ilt (' rl as:l lll 'lllh ·r of th· Bar of
so rcaso n ;!ll ' h a t th ey h a rdly m ·rit th n it m · ' c':tslk ('<HII lly.
of a r quit <' llH Ill fo r common d ' t'l'n cy wo ul d
' I hu -., Ill' l'll l ·r ·d upo11 tn :\11 ':-. L'!-> lat · a 11rl upon th ·
su gge t til ' ir fu lfill m nt. I ttl mor · than thi
:1 ·ti q· dutl t.:. ,,( lif· in th at 111 ·rnnrah l · y ·ar wh ich
ou r ~ t ud cr l kn u·,v no law wh i h ·,tn lw c hara l •riz d b y tiJ ' ll ;I Jnl' o r oll ••g · la w, th ' I" than
th os th a t ~()V •rn h im in ;111 ~ ph cr c o f life . 11{'1'"" 11 " f II i-.
f cour
w ' ha e S' n • ·no u ~ h t inC ·r fro m
an a lo g y th at if th •rt 1 · an viola t ron f th e
·rt <:u n action will be
t a k n, b u t l1 1'<J it.:'>· rs rr1ami!1g in o ur lutlli ng,
an I th ir · ku lkin 'a l out th e h :tll a m icln i •h t
W L·' Il not ~ top to
r el a te an
f th ese c ·n ''> ~ r onL: rn tt t parti ci
p at e to nj o ·, and o ' hik 1, · · ,~ fr Jt tl 1 li tl ·
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b:;
pi c. ur · in
n t ' 111[l tt tton, ti t ·y ar · II CH a l.v<ty
we ll sc 0111 h and ·d {p ubl ic ly. )
W e can flfl'ly say th e n th . t ihere i a due.:
apprec iati on
t hi s tat o f t h ing on th pa r t
int ·re!>l in 1 oliti 's an d, as ha irma n
. n St.t
'c ntra l 'u mrnittc . but he soo n tur11 ·d
asid ' from a ti v · parti sa n m ov ·m ' Ill a nd (or y •a r;,
d · otcd hims ·If assidu o usly t th e pra ti · u f hi.
In Jul y 1 7
"''1l. i11 tl11 .,!fit ia l pu'> iti r111 a nd lll an if ·-.,tt· rl r 'lt la rka J,J, . t'll ·r;.:y a nrl n .. , uti v · al, ilit •. \\ . .,,1111 ·tim ·s
h< ·;u :1 ' n y I ·:1 rn ed 111 a ll d '!'> ril1 ·d
libr,try ." hom th · a<. ount whi ch
th · r ·~ ular pr. ti e of law . li t a lso ,, ·· upi ·d oth ·r
import ~ nl po!>iti u ns a nd · n ga~ d ill 'Ill ·rpm '!'> in
whi ·h he was prum1 ted by th • d ·sir · of 1>'!'formin g
It is duti c~ as a m ·mber of soc iety. II · took a n a· ti v · illt ·r •st in til· " \• ilmingto n ln stitut· " a n I hell
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caclin g 1!11 1:1 JH l!-. iti on s in mn · ·ti oll with it. f[
was a pro m ill ·nt a ·tor in th · ·arl hi ·tory of th
Cra ' c.; M ·th odi st E1 is o pa l 'hur h from it · o ri ~.; in,
in 1 6 5, b · a m· a mc mb ·r o f its H11a rd f Truste ~
alld th e · l ~ a inn a n of th at body, and wn s • n effici ·nt
:~ r H I popular Sund ay . · ·ho< I ten her for tw ·lve yea rs.
II · was for mo r tl.a.n l\ ·nty y •:u s, until his d eath,
a ·unsislcllt pro~ ·s~o r o f r ·li gio n.
I li s rati on, in th · rowel ·d Oratory of l>ebw ar '
( 'oil ·~c, in th ey a r 1875, at th · a llni ve rsa ry of the
\th ·n: ':t il l .it ·r:1ry .·oc icty,of whi h h ·was ana ti v
ours ·,al)() und ·d in n hie
wl1i ·h had ·v ·r l1 ' ·:t h ·ard by th ~ audi en
I I is 'o il ·ge, hi
· cicty and
hi s f ·!l ow a lumni wc r · pt.:rh a ps 11 ; ·r s pro ud of
ltim a!'> 'JII th at oc.: asion, a nd a ll ~ · It that h had
s ·ar ·ly •nter ·d upon th · spl ·n lid ca ree r for which
addr ·!-.s
·~
went forth l
the
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DEL~WA~E ODLLEqE ~E\/IEW.
ity unto consci nee, wa brou g ht to th 111 m
bcrs of th e faculty only , h ~ n they had exPublished monthly durin g th e oil gi :1 t ye:1r IJy the s111d nts of p ndcd a good sum of mon y in
1uipping a
gy mnasium, in order that bon e and mu se!
DELAWARE COLLEGE ,
Under th e au ~ pi es of 1he I ·!awa re 'oll ·g Pr r s~ A ~• nciation
a nd rest unt o th e ovcrti'lxed (?)mind, mi g ht b e
CI::E?.CU'L.A.TI:ON. :1.,000 COl?I:ES.
g iven to th e stud ent . w h av our g ymnnsium
and a good one, too, but what b e n fit it is to
H . GREELEY KNOWLE.' ,
A Sf. l O.. T A I'; T I! I I T H 'l :
the studen ts we cannot see ; we will ven:u r to
]. P. W An ,
I. 1.. ·,,,n,.,,
J . B. C liS II,
W . H . ll t• AI . I>
<><ly th ;tt not twelve hours of exer ci e ha s het:>n
ur
Suhscrip1i on $1. uo per y ·:1 r.
Single q pj .,s 10 c ·nh taken in it within the past e ig ht month s.
boys s hould think more o f th e ir phys ical trainFor rates of ad vertising, and a ll cn10111 11 11i :ll i•Jn s, ~dcl r ~ ~
ELAWARE C LJ..E E REVII•.W,
ing than they do, a nd h av a s t tim e to ex rcis body as well as mind.
been a faithful professor, and an ardent worker for our institution. Since he asum ed th pro,essorship in this college, he has
form ed m<~ny warm fri e nds and pleasant acquaint, nces, who .. ill r gret to hear that he is
goin g to Je;we th e college. The stud nts especially arc filled with f e lings kindred to sorow. n l regr t, and we ll th e y ou g ht toward
Lim who has eve r been a near and d ea r friend
to them, 11nd to eve ry s tud e nt who in a m::~n­
ncr m rited the res p c t of a good man. In
leavi n g us, th e profes or and his amiable wife,
j se v r the ies th a t only th e most sincere fri endl . hip au ld bind, but th ey ta ke our mo~t h eartBusiness Manager,
H . GREELEY KNOWLE S.
THE Wilmington Morning N cu:s of th e 7th I fel t wi h sand te.nd crest hope for the tr future
An6stant ,
. WI LLIA lvl Du HAMEL .
inst., contained in its column of l1terary men - welfare a nd happm ess.
F'l' l 'ER S OF A. ·sn c r J\T IO :
tion, a critici m on th . REVI F.W .
It was a
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E . . 'l P llt<Nf' l.l, Vi c Pr c ~ i d ·nt.
H. W. Ew1:-1r., Pr 1d c nt
W . 1l11 II \~ 11 ( 1. 1 Sr: c rc1 a ry.
C. \V. <..utl.l ~ " • Tn.: a ~ urcr .
ju~t criti ism , and we are really g lad th at th
T AGREE with the experience of persons
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c1.vs was kind nou gh to point out th e defect who h ave h ad th e advantag of a most thorough
into our coffers a fa !:> t in our first attempt at journali m . W did not co ll egiate education, th e re is no part of a
expect to reac h pe • fec tion in our pap r, ~ r s tud en t's college cours that will prove more
should we, we would be disappointed, - ou r aim b enefic ial than his lit era ry work.
To day, the
WE WILL state to th e Fa ulty, that th ere is yet
is to es tabli sh a paper, which is to reco rd th e co ll e ges of this country, g ive too little attention
one senior on the floor th a t h as bee n se t apart
incid e nts ;1nd workin gs of thi s and other c0 ll g s to the lite rary qualifications of their stuC:ents.
for student's room s. Would it be but ju stice
to give s tud e nts an opportunity to displa y wh a t A course of four years brings the student before
to him for the fa ulty to put him on a le71el
litera ry tal e nt th ey may p0s ess. and in :ihort to th e public but a very few times, the average
with his class-ma tes ?
inter t and in s tru c t ou r stude nts, and nte r- will not xceed a score. And ye t the college
t<~in, if possib le, all fri e nd s o f th e college. 11 graduate, having r eac hed the e nd of a very
ORDER and attention is ex pected of e \'ery
Wh e n we h ave done thi our obj ect will be ful- poor literary road, is ex pec ted to command an
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student, by a professo r when h e is s pea king,
filled. \Vc sh~ll send t~ e REVI E.W to as m.a 11 Y ~· audience with the e loqu e nce of a Demosthenes,
and a student with a proper a mount of polit pap rs as po s 1ble, and 1f th ey will be so k1nd, or Cicero. The literary soc ie ty, how ver, is a
ness and self-respect n eed n o t he told thi .
from tim e to tim e, to point out our e rrors, as I g r at expon :.: nt in b fitting th e student for litWe have noticed in the chap e l, for seve ral
did th e News, by which we may improve our era ry work, an d docs much toward imparting
mon .ings past, the actions of evc ral studen t ,
pa per and our e lves, we will extend to them to the st ud en t a practical ducation that will
and their behavior ha bee n anything but beour incere thank s.
e '1 ablc him to face th e world. A person who
coming, of even a person of a very limited
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a tt ends the society r g ular, and devotes proper
mind, on such an occasion ; and furth e rmore ,
THE extention of th e College Oratory h as time and attention to the exe rcises a llotted to
it showed disres pect to th e officiating profe ·sor,
been a matt er g r ta tly discussed for several him, th e benefits h e derives cannot b e es ti and irreverence to tb e good cause in which h e
y ars. Until h1st 0 cemb cr, at th e hrst an- m at ·d. The most fat a l mistake students can
was engaged. Student who profess to border nual banqu e t of th e Alt1mni, the affa ir wa ·t
on to manhood, should look with co nte mpt d ad lett<..r,but at th at tim e the Alumni took th e make is to not connect th e mselv s with a literupon such conduct.
J.natte r into th e ir h a nd s, and ltre making th a t ary society at the beginning of their course
I which can result only in th e ex t nsion of our for by thu s doing th ey n eg lect the grandest
WHERE are th e four assistant editors? We buil ·'i ng. Our ra tory is s m a ll,far too s m a ll to opport11nity of their life, that is of acquiring
have earnestly asked, in eac h preced ing i sue accommodate even th e peop le of thi to wn. th a t power of influencin g m en by eloquence
of the REVIEW, for th e ir aid, but our appeai The success of each co mmenceme nt is injur d and argument.
DOLLARS do not co m
as we would like th em.
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was as mu ic unto a d ea f mute.
On our I by the fact that suffic ient accomm dation are
former numbers we were aided by one of the wanting, hundreds have been turn ed ;nv;ty
four assistants, but on this numbe r, the entire fro m th e doors, a nd among th e m, par nts, re·
board of assistant editors have de e rted us and la tions, or fri nds of those who are to g radu a l .
their duties, and we have bee n left alone, either The Orat0ry now will sea t about four hundred,
to sink or swim, according to th e love we may and ,-,ould it s at twic th e number it woull
have for the welfare of our college paper. By hardly m eet th e req.uire m en ts. That th .propatient labor, and '' jealous spirit, we cu e able j ect of th e
xtcns10n 0f the
ra tory 1s a
to present to our read e rs, the November num- piau iblc- on ·, i certainly not nee ssa ry for us
ber; and should it fall below the standard to state, th e want h as too lon g b en n eded
quality of our preceding numb ers, we a. k that and too or ly ~ It ; and it m e rit th e a id and
they take into consideration the facts above attention not only of our Alumni, bu t of every
mentioned.
p<. rson who may be dispos -e! to b e n efit a community or allay a public n ed.
NOT MANY years ago, our college was with - out a gymnasium, a.nd the troubles and unIT 1 with d eep regret that we I arn that
easiness that the faculty and tru stees had, until Prof J ffe ·i i to seve r his con n ec tion with
one was fitted up, we cannot attr mpt to e num- Delaw;1re oil ge, a nd will h er aft r r side in
erate. Suffice it to say that not a ·f< · w peti tions Philadelphia, in response to a ca ll from th ,
were brought to light, advocating and prayin g church of Nativity. Prof. J effe ris associate d him for a gymnasium. Peace unto mind, tranquil- self with our college ten years a~o, ami since
THE NOVEMBER numb e r of the Univcrsz'ty
lfa ({a z i1ze, contains th e following ed itorial the
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ntiments of which th e REVIEW most heartily
e ndorses. "Several colleg papers, notably
l the Harvard /fe1·ald and Val Record, have been
ag~ t ;.,ting ~he c; ~ ~ s tion of ex:~sing th e bo~r~ of
ed itors from wttm g composition , and stmtlar
colleg lit r, ry work. Naturally e nough, they
J are
all in fa vor of it, and with good reason ;
forth work of a co nsci e ntiou s editor is quite
quivalent to a ll th e compositions th e most e xac tin g professor of English could demand; and
trict requircmcn ts in this direction have the
' effect of giving literary work an undue promiJ in cnce
in the student's cu rri c ulum, to the
partial neg lect of other a nd quite as important
I s ul j c: t . But as our board is con tituted, the
indisc 1iminate exc u si n g of all th e editors would
~ fr ee so me m n (th business manager, for example,) from all literary work whatever, and a
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petition to tha t effect would undoubt dly b folSTUDEJ:N' T S
lowed by a re!usal. A much bett r plan wou ld
be for each editor to come to arfunders tandin g
-.A LJ::tTTLE ~OJ::.:r:E:'Ywith the professor as to the amount of work
d u rin ' v.11...11 in n , c.tn do., b y 'ell in 'o ur clt:b r. ted
that would be tak en as an equiva le nt for each
composition, and th e n to pre ent wh a t h e ha Lawd y-dah saunt ' r a lo ng, u n
BRA INER D ARM TR N
POOL ILK
written in lieu of the work r quired from th e I fact th a t h i the ca u
r t h' m . n ;, obsc 1v.1- 1 T o 'lorckc p ·r~ wh ' r ' they li\'C. \Vc p.1y c nnn is o, io n . .
rest of the class. This arrangem e nt would be tion s m ad e by ped •s tria ns <1- to th e r ·c kkss n .:;
E c r lad kn u w ~ an d 11~e'\ lh Br.1 111 •rd ' Arm~ l m n ' Spool . ' Il k .
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perfectly fair to all, includin g th e profes or, and I of th m an rtg r of in , n asylum in all owing
we recommend th e plan te our fell ow-editor of 1 th e i m ;:~ t to walk th
t - ll lla c 11. 1, ni ·d
238 MARK E T S TRE ET, Phtladelphia.
other papers. What does th e Faculty think of by a n at t nd anl.
it ?" As we stated above, we c.g rec with t he 1
1844.
1882.
plan, but we think th at it would n t be asking
TH E JE :\ tt ; Jw . of th e P '!-> t;"~ lozzi I it r:1 ry
too much, that diligent a nd en terpri sing con- So ci ·ty ga ve a very c njo ;tbl clra111 a ti •nt c rBOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING.
tributors, should receive some compensation I tainm nt in th e ra t r on Fri da; ,. ning l:t I
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Om , s ... nrt iiiC nl o f R ·ad m ad a nd P iece ~ rl~ rc of the
for th e ir efforts. W e think that in thi s way \V th 24lh in t. Th p I'~HIIl a n • w as l h e fir · t
li ne~l :tnd 1 .,, lll ;t d " of a ny llll tl'.. c in lh.
would be able to receive a few contributi o n , of th ' ea on in th · ( rato ry hut <v •n thi s wa s
'" 11111 ry . t;i v· u;, a call .
for no student who has th e least bit of ambiti on no draw -b<tck, fo r th e fri end s o f th So cil' t ·
F. A. HOV'I' & CO.,
would prefer writing an articl , pass it ov ·r t turn eu out in uc:. nu mb r th a t th • Or:1to1y
Tenth a nd C h e tnut Streets,
the Professor, and therea ft er to b e a dead -let- wa tflx ed to it s utmo te xt nt.
\. s i in vari a ll y 1
ter, than to write an articl e, send it to th e pap er th e rul e with all unci ' rtakin g · of th e Yo un g
PHI I ADELPHIA.
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to interest and e ntertain r eade rs, and aid in Ladies' Soci ty th · ntc rta in nH nt \\'a · al
an
giving bri g htn ess a nd vari ety to hi s co ll ege arti ti c u cc s. Th e fi rs t pa rt of th e pro - Bl:tck \\'(• 11 \ · Du J ' ll ~llll :--; In kLn J',
paper. W e would be greatly plea sed s ho ul d gra mrn con i ted of thr e t.t hk au x, r ·s p 'Cliv e' IG Rl·: rrES & LO 1
T T BAC C
our Faculty take some act ion on th e ab vc.
1 r pre ·ntin g ; - ' P oc k of
T h o Sto.:n.::l.o.rd. o f t h e 'VV'orld..
Ball; · 'Simply t t h C r o~
ling, "
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S ·lis <,> ui t \.:{' r ~. n d g iv .... llt• ll ct· S.t ti , fl r• inn th:111 a n y Smok in
Ba ll and Boule! ·n . a nd t I)'
;i psc y J ;u d ~ , " 't'uha•tto ·vcro ft ·r ·d Olllhc l:tr kc t ; a nd ltUII'~ ~o. h · a u;, c ll
The Lawdy-dab Voung Man.
Mi s.
I learu a nd S im m n..
ltu gc th ·r tlli -, ~ ~ the ll •:'t.
Who is there, in this enli ghte ned co untry, part of th e p rog ramm e w.t h rt il a pp la ud ·d · C' lt e w l.a wr ·nc· l.o ui cr·, '·l ·ur., tr·d l urh a m Plug Tob. cco .
Gu a ra n tee.! th e lin ·~ l c he w in th \V orlt.l.
who has not b e 11 a mu se d b Y t h e appearence th r cept ion aw a rd c I it was t.tnw ~ h ~.- n ·o m of that society person age , ge n ra ll y term ed th e p;1 rcd to th a t gi v n th e r rf, r ·ll:ti1 Cl' f th ·
S Ll·: A CE T • .
Lawdy-dah young man? Sur ly h e must be Serio-Comi c I ram a ntitl •d, "A ! I u ·band to
PIIILAD LPHIA, PA.
known to every body, for we rn eet eve ry day , Order." T he cast of r har<t c ter wa :1s ~1\l o w s :
in chapel,on th e sty le, on th e s treet, and, wh en ~- B a ron de Bea u pr i, J. P. Var ; Pi ' IT l'vLtr -EX ' LU S IV E
we are wealthy nou gh to ride, on th e c;us . l e <~n V. IL Wuolky ; /\nat le Lat ur,
. \ .
He is chiefly conspicuous by reason of .th e im - Cul len· :\1on i ~.: u r IJhill ipean, (a f.mn cr. ) /\. .
mense breadth and curve of th e h at bnm. He M. Pulk: S •r va nt , W. I ul la m l ; j o ·e phin c,
affects this style of h ead-gear in c.rder to m a ke I li s~ :Vb z i ~ Vil ii,un ; Eli c, Mi s I· anni e R ') his general appearance conform as far as po - nold ·; M.i d;\11 , P hillip ea1 ,~li s Laura la ck c ·.
STORES,
sible, to the proportion s c~·emand d by nature . Lvery chllt'acte r fr o1 n th e Ba ron (own to th e 1
His head b eing very s mall, resembl in g Vl!ry crvant , a · mcr ito1 iou · ; ar. I we h ave no he. imuch th e button or knob seen on th e top of a tation in sayin g, th nt om c f th e po b co llld
village pump,· is fill ed with wind, whi ch find s 1 e but Jit tl · im p rov ·d by pro fc ·io na ls. Th e
an outlet through th e m e lium of his ton g ue. oc casson was enliv e ned b y ex ce llent mu ic,
17 > 19, & 21 N. Ei hth St.
PIll LA DEI,PBIA.
The utter lack of any int ll ectuai exe rtion, f 1rni bed by th e Am a teur · r n ·t.
which scientists tell us is the cause of spa rse
and gray locks, e nables th e L awdy-dah to let
j a nitor wa grea tl y a toni -:. h ·d n th
his hair fall in profu se rin gle ts ar(. un I h i
of th ht elc ti n. c; or ,~ i · a
alleged foreh ead, and b eing bru shed from fvll ow an d l<n >wn b y e ry bod y in
above his well developed ea rs, g ive him th e und er th e n w a ·scs ·n1 nt L\\ c ry person,
appearance of Darwin's lon g .so ugh t, " m.i in g j who is of age , ha s to be a. s c... ·rl , a n 1 th os •
link." The colors of th e r;:unbow ar n val ·d who w r for m rly on th e a Sl' m ·nt bon k an d
in the gor geousness of the neck t.ie_with which a r 11ot on th · n xt assr ·c..,m ' IH li ·t a r' "1 ut J QS .
this discipl e of fashion ~ ecorates h1 tmm ac ui a t,e J down" rl . e ith r havin r lt: ft th e S ta te, nr d •a d . I
Und e r Gou l d ' s Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA .
shirt front, and t~ e lml.la ncy o f th ~ peacock. W ell, G orgc we nt to th e >al l · n t~ ~ al o~ P I
tail fe~th~rs fad ~:; mto dmgy ye llow m c~ mpa n na m ed da y. for th e pur po~ of ~I ·p !, llln g hi '>
son wtth tt . Ht s coa ts are of very que t sh ap e ba ll ot, and when he pre · nt cl h1 ba ll o t to th e ' IE
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and styles, some of th em seem to ha ve b e n In pe. ·tor, he was i n fn nn ~· d
tn hi utter
d in a burr th e are so. short in th e t<t il. l ;1 , ton1 hm :nt, that . he w.ts. tth r cl a d or lw.cl
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reverence for the h eroi sm of th e wear r.
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g ntl me n , who \ as ins t umcnl'll in b ringin r
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skin, when h e comes in sight; how he .get poll , and \\ h n h · a rri vc u th cr wa;; inform d
into them without first being melted, IS a of th e fac t th a t he was d ad .
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KEE~P'S
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A . Ward Visit,
hakers.
the
DUBELL,
":\1r. Shak ·r/' se d I , " )OU '> e I dor· you :1
933 Ch s tnut
tre t.
Dab · in tl1 r.: \ oo Is, ~o t !:> f. t.:ak: and he axes
I'IIIL IH.I.I'IIIA .
a . h 1 ·1t ·r of ) ()ll ."
GLOVES , UM BRELLAS , UNDERWEAR , E c.
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·Vay,' ~e dth · . h,k e r,andh·l d the
KEEP' S u-.tom Shirt made t M e t~ s ur · fr m in to th • hou . . ·, an th •r b in st: nt
2 EA T THIR
TRE ·T,
W am c, utt.t 1uc,lin and B •. . t l ri<.h Lin ·n.
hcJt . c and w:rgon un d ·r ki <:r.
W IL ~ ll G TON, llE LAWARE.
Bosoms J · ply, a lliin •n. I' · r~ · ·t rt guarantr.: d.
A !:>olum ~ · rnale , I wkrn son \hat lik · a last
SIX FO~ $9.00.
) Ta r'!-> b an - pul· ~t u c k int a lon r rnenl-1 ag,
Sample and 'ircular,
t: lllll i11 and ax e I n 1.! was I athi st and d ill 1
The larg~st s tock and Lowes t Prices in t he
Fin A sso rtm ~Jn t
n 's Furn 1shinP,' Goods.
hungt· 1 ? T o whi h I :1ssc rt ·cl ·a ft> w," Sht.: City .
wen t r f, and I ·rrd ·avorc d to op •n a ·unvt: r KEEP M/\
'>:t tl 011 \\ itlr the old man.
''Filler, I s p ct," sell I.
" o~y," he s -lid .
"I I ·a lth's g<1od, 1 rt:cko n ?"
' 'Yay."
"v hat' s th <: w, gc of a elde r, wh ·n he ur. AR C II STRE ET, abovt:: Tllll{l> ,
0KAt.HRIN
d ·r land s I is IJizii CS'>-or lo y u d ev tc your
IJ iffi .Af>EI.P I/1
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S RIFLES, P ISTOLS, A \1M UN ITI ON,
s;u vic ·~ g ratooitou !:>?"
Newark
H a rc:tware Store.
H. B. w ·right,
., ) .,
Thi s I ga nt :1n I comm diou s h ot ·I is !nea t cl
in th e c ·ntr · o f th
it y, a nd bu!:>in ·ss 111 ' ll ancl
o th rs, will find it gr atly to I ·ir advanta ge
to p a tron iz ~ thi s hot I. J{ a t ·s v y r<.:a · nab l ·.
If rh ·r · ' h ultl b a lire IJr,~ ak out :ct lhl' Odd to'
ing it wowlu d ·~ t r o y th e largest ~ tu c k ,,r
ll o w ~ ·
lmild
Watr:ltcs, Cl()cks, Y cwdty c:... .'Yih C7" l arc.
Evl'r h ·lor· kt,pt in a t111~1 of
OP 1'1 ' A L
c;ot )/ ):-,
i t~ , i,c. ' I lw i1111l11 ch•· ~~"' k cof
W\Jiald h. " '"''"Y ''d :cJ , .. , and. fil l' fear of
thi' c:oJ:nni tv, :CIII IIIJW ' ·lling nft li1i, i111 111e11!-o'
th:ll I ~·ar 11 i ~ altr:r ·tin g all 'lllinn .
W dding, Birthday
' l tH, k '"
l. h•::rp
ncl Holid y Pr s nts
f n profusion at r11y htOI · wh 'I • I ha ve J.c·en f.,r fourt · ·n yea r .
W . A'!' MC)RJ-' W( 0 1 ROW.
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HT
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NEWAR I , DE L WA!Uo.1
1A' l'U ~ ! ALS,
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av1ng & Ha1r' 0ressmg
ar ors,
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VERY
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LUMBER , LIME,
W ( JJ,
J\L,
EX r: HANGE
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A ,J'J 'U f.T lJ RAL l~I PL I •: ME .' T S.
If y u w -~ n l
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g
I p a ir of
BOOTS OR GAITERS,
Jo io D. L. U I1<
NEvV/\
T II E
J~ AS Ill
K, DEI
l\' A B L 1':
rl,E
WAPE.
S II 0 EM
I E R.
l? .. S . - E.op::d.. r~:n.a d.oJ.-:~.c :n.c a.t a.:n.:t choa.p.
S II OO L r TH r: A 'I' A W A . · N A ,
Jefferson Avenu e, (Opposi te Elm l~a rk,)
C I L \ N 'l'ON . J>A .
Y UN ME PRJ.:Pr\REI> for 'OLLE ' I': or n Sl E.·s.
Youn g l:tcli ' !> in, tnrct ·din th e l11an hes of a )'l':t ti ·;cl and
ornam ·ntal n lu ·:nion.
TH E
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Th e sc hool will r op n Monday. eptemb r 8, 1882
un er the dir ection or f,v,. experce Cld ll achers.
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A few pupils will IJc r · iv ·d in ro the l.undy :" bu.udcr!>.
REV· THOS. M. CANN, A.M., Priocapal,
SPO R T ING GOODS, &c.
''Storm 1 igh, !:>ir ?"
Bree ch Loadi ng Guns from ll3 .75, to $200 oo,
' Yay.''
Muzz le
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..- ··. '2.75, to $ 5e> oo .
''If th ·~ tor m co nt1 nu ·s tl1 c r ·' ll b
\ u1 IIJ l1c plc a~cd to quote pric"' of any particul ar make o f
u nd ·rfont, hay ? ,
H B. WRI GHT, New:,rk, D el.
' ' Y.1y."
' If I 1l1 ;1 v h e ~ u bold, k ind ~ i r, what's the
~ TUDENT .,
pri c ·of th :;t p · ·ool e r k1nd of wc!:> kct you wt:ar 1 1
i 11 ·lu d i 11 r i 111111 i n s ?,
" a y.,
1 p:t \\!-> ·d a n1it 11l a r 1 th ·r1 , thr nkin l 'cl I
j
fa ''>IJU'i with lti111 and St:l' ho w til ;lt wnuld go,
I ~l.1pl hi111 01 1 he· sh 1trld ·r, bur:-, t 111 o a lreo~rty I
I ! 1f, and t()ld hi11t th :rt a a ray r h · h:td no
l1vin , ·k vl.
I
I·: WARK, UEI.i\WARE.
I l e jurnpt• d up as if !J ilin w:1t T had been I
" lj l l ll tt.: cl i1rt •> hi ·; '. tl'<; groan t.:, l rol l cl hi · cy .,
up torcls til L· sc ;rlin and.., ·rl:
M 11 1 I E. Propri e tor.
'·Y n u'rl' :t m an o f ~i n!"
II · th ·n w.tlk ·.1 out of t l1 · room .
U ire · tl · th :rr ' tllll i11 two young Sh a!' r
PRISON'
:rs putt · a 11d · li ·k lookin gall · :t') I ·v 'I' m •t.
It i · trooth ·y wa!:> c~ n s t in nt t:al~ ba g: like tit ·I Lf
SALE
o ld
11' I'd rnl'l I'~' ' v1 ,,. and tlw rr ~ lr1n y
!l ky 1
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hair \\:1 !:> l1i I from ~iglrtl>.t lo ng , hit · ··: tp~ ,!:t ll ·It
AND
;t · I . PCJ'>l' I 'lt :al · g n'>h we; tr ; but tht ·ir l' ·s I
STABLES,
<, park! ·d l1 h · di :' 11tc11 :ds. t ht· ir c iH ·t k... 'a · l ik ·
, ;>~ ·s, :1nd tl H y \\' .t S ·lr .t rlllill · nuff to m tkc a
N E W 1\ RK. DELA WA RE.
t11a11 thru w.!:> lt111'i at hi. ~~ r;tn lnHJ th c r if til ·y
:rx ·d hi .. r to. Til L')' c o m 11rt.:11 t ·k ;tring a\ a
th. di s h 'S. c.r!:> till g shy g hnc< ~ a t llll' a ll tit<:
(, ood teams to hire at a ll hour s at rea sor.able rates .
tit It: . I gn t exc it ·d. [ lurgot lkt · J .1n e in
Persons conv c: yed to any pa rt of the County or
m y r:-~1 t T, and s<z (:
Penin su l& .
"M , p r ·uy i •.tr , how air you ?"
r
" \ \' ' :1ir Wl' ll " til l' · !:><rlurnn l) !:> ·cl
]> jJ
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''\V!I ~: 1 · i ~ th t: ld man ?, said I. tn a ·of1 I
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'JOHN
vo i ·e.
U l'J' !'LER
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A uri •,c,lc Ag ·nt of Wi ll ia1n l a s~e y ,· 'o ntpany ' ~ l'htlaclclph la
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'' h o 111 d e•
thou
l I 1 iah ? "
E. p PTER , AND
·J nw: r11 tlr :t t gay .tnd fc!:> ltve cus · who cal ls
BR #N
TOUT
11 1 · :t 1!1ar1 "r !:> 111. Sl1uuld 1t't WtliHIL r 1f hi s
i\ l ~o th · 'c:l ·bra ted
n.u n~: w;t-. n't l ri .th . '
BARTHOLOMAY ROCHESTER BEER I
•· [ I • h as t l' tildl."
'J'h •·-.· l m~w in:: ~ ar · un qual ·rl fur purit :111d fla or; on ·
' \ .til, 111 ,' pretty d l'.\1 ·." s<'Z I " I L' · ha vl
,tanliy 011 hand, in ke t.:"' or IJullied. l111eral war · r ~ in all th.!
-.r rn • fu11 . L et'~ play pu :-in tl 1
'( r!1l:f'. di fTer ' Ill IJa 11rs,
\V h :1l c., a ~ ? "
517 & 519 Orange Street,
11
uu a Shak ·r, !:> ir ~" tl
a k ·d .
\\ ILMI
' T N , UJ.:LAWr\RE.
' \ ;Ill lll)' pr ·t ty d var ·, l h ;,v n't array ·d I
111 ' 1 roucl f, nn in a lo ng we kit _ u, IJu t if I
thl' ' 111. .til l1k · yo u }Jt: rha(Js I'd jine ''Il l.
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E. 'N. HAINES & SON,
it i-; I a m willin g to I · il Shak ·r prott:mpu1
r:rr ,
Th •' wa s full of fun. l c ·d that a t fu!l t,
.,.
only th t: w,1 a littl · kt: r
I tawt ''Ill pth ·
j
j 11 tit · · rn ' r, .tnd ic h lik · p i.t ·e, ant.! w ' I, ;
a I l l ' ' tim e , kc ·pin (}lllet f Cf lll' e ,
th at th
old rn .tn sh ul d 1t't h t: :tr. \ I •n we brokt~ up I
EWARK,
EL.
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"i\1y p r ·tt y <k:tr. , 'tlr I go, y u h.1
j ·Ttinn, h .1 c HI tn :t inn •r · '11 t ki . · at 110part11
Ill ?
AII op,. rations on the teeth, whether natural or
artifictal done in the b st manner, and on the moat
" Yay, " th ey saiu, and I - ya yed."
reasonable terms,
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ONE SOAP FOR ALL
T1
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PA GE 1
R E J::RVED F OR
THE
T i lE A D E R TJ Ell l E NT OF
FAMOUS
FRANK
SIDDALI~S
SOAP!
Which is attaining Great Popularity among young and
old for the following reasons:
lst.
Being made only of pur , s'vcet, clean tallow, it can be depended
on not to cause pimple on the fa e ;- Phy icians who have investigated this matter, leclare it a~ their b lief that eruption on
the face are not on]y acrgravated but are often caused by th u.·e
of Tollet Soap ·, Ca ·tile Soap, &
2nd. The ingredients being pure, and the Process of Manufa ture v ry
·lean, it is the cleanest, nicest arti le that can be u ~~cd for leaning the teeth.
3rd.
It i · exc llent for m·:tny purpose · f r which NO OTHER SOAP
CAN BE USED :-Such as 'va.ming ·late , 'vaHhin Lla kboard . ,
washing painted and varni ·hed wood-work.
4th.
It i · the only ,·oap that will keep a wa ·b-rao· sweet and a
ponge ·weet.
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THE GROCER'S FOR IT.
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10 Cents for a Large Cake.
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OLDEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA.!
SECOND AND SPRUCE STREETS,
J?::S::::CL..A..DELF::S::J:..A...
-_- - --=c L 0 THING!~~~~, Boys
For
Men,
and
Youths,
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Our bright, beautiful New Store, is the lightest in the city. We manu- I
· facture all our goods, and know that for thoroughness of make, excellence
of style and fit, and general superiority, it cannot be surpassed.
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Our Business Principles are now, and always were: ONE PRICE.
money refunded.
OUR DEPARTMENT FOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or
GOOD~'>
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Occupies our ntir second floor. ur stock i alway replet with the choicest Novelti s, both Foreign and
Domestic. ~Our CuTTERS are r novvn d for the EXCELLENCE OF THEIR STYLE AND FITS.
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Man~facturers of Uniforms for Bands, Military Companies, Colle~es, &c., &c.
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