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Delaware-s-~ollege-s-Review.
Published M onthly d urin g the College Year , by the
P ress Association of D elaware College.
ED ITORIAL BOARD:
WILLIAM DuHAMEL, ' 6.
Harry M. Davi , ' 7.
John E. J. Whistler, '87.
A :-.Sn ' 1.\TJo: Ell!TilR S:
b. A. Buchanan, '87,
I~TE R ·
T. B. H is 1, '
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H . H. Curtis, ' 7,
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WILLIAM DuHAMEL,
c nsur d
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JtutitiU.
r sp aking
f di.- r 1 r in th
g ,
hut ur icl a is to r pres nt and nol misr 1 r s nt th ·oil •g I y sm < thing ,. r and h n c
n uraging flagrant dis rei •r. An 1 rs n wit h
rclinary amount f int ·II t mu ·t kn ,,. that
th r · is mor
r 1·:s dis >r I r in a
II ·g
,,-h n \\' think that,,. an d g db r f, rring
to clis r I ·r and irr v ran · , ,,. · shall do so . I n
fa ·t \\' ' shall ,. r aim t un ·arth .,. rythin g tha t
' is r >lt n in I n1i1ark. ''
A. F. Polk. ' -9,
Busines.::. Manager.
S. A . B UC H AN AN, ' 7, A ss't Businec:.:s M nager.
OFFl 'ER S
l'residcnt,
\'ic c -Pres: cl cnt,
. 't:crctary,
Tr a-;ur r,
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m nt is untru th ·r • ha,·ing b en no hang· ·
in th · ;rri cultural ~ o 1rsc of th · ~<, II •g ·,
an I it is tc -da y fitt ·d t > and d s t ·a ·h
th th or ·ti a1 agTi ultural s tudi ·s. That t h ·r
is no ·xp ·rim cntal farm , ,,. admit , hut th · '< 1' FWARK, } )E !.i\W,\ R E.
1 g · is not to hlam · for that. Exp ·rimcntal f:mn ·
nsi\· . afT;ti rs, and ann >t b
arri · I o n
aid
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and
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HE : as n for go I r . oluti n: is at han I.
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mad
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th
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pr (i ·sr R5 is no me r ·. \ V e \\'ish all our fri n Is
s
r.of
oil
g
.
Th
·n
again
th
;range
a p ro. p rou: and happy
,,. Y ·ar, and w a lei
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not
b:
s
> s lflsh as t
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all
< th('r
that t h sur st way to mak 1 H~6 a : u
It
is
this
that
has
nnde
y e ar t
y 11 is t d •s r\'C it b ·our p rs \' rni ns obnoxious to
an
and ·n rgy . for g-ood r ·-- \uti ns
r
·m ·mber that th ·
h · a ftrm \\'ill , am un t t n thing.
\\' \ ar h gins th most imp rtant
term of t h ·oil ·g y a r. It is ah,·a ys k n wn
that th ir ,,·n so ns will not all tak ' tc farming.
a; th · tl rm for hard work. Th r ar ' not th
\\'· d e n' t \\'ant to mak ·n ·mi __. with thi s imintu-r11pti ns
in ·icl ·nt t th
portant and prai s '\\' Orth < rganizati n, hut w •
;) ning . ncl
I want to warn th m aga inst b ·ing- inAucn · ·d
c t ·h stu I nt
l y ut: icl rs and arp ·t-hagg ·rs.
~~·ruhli . h_e~
in the int rc. Is of ] . claw:~re o llc ~ . ' .
A_rtt . l '> ltctted from the Alum ni. •'e nd u: your sulr
scnptt on as so n as po. il )l .
Subscn'ption $ r.oo a ) ~·ar.
ilr.~rle Copies, 1 0 cen ts.
For advertising rates, and all communications, atldres
Dl:..'L/1.11 .tiR E
OL./..r;(~'R RE VII~' II,
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stud
Th
ntinu t
to impr v thi · pap ·r, and to brinl-,
bwar
.. oll ge fairly l cfore th p opl . \ V hav , been
HapJ y
sub · ·ri1 ti n,
l I as
pay up y ur
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
W
F pl ' ad as an a 1 o logy for th
s h rt
m-
in gs f o ur ~ lito rial and lo a l cl p:~rt ­
m ·nts, th · .f(! · t of th h olidays. Tl1 e students
b ·ing away from t h e oll ·g· , abo ut th tim! yc
1 al clitor mad · his rounds, t h ·r was nothing
tn writ· up , so h
h ad to us· t it r port r 's
fi-i nd , his imag·inati n. Aft r I ing (! a st ·d an I
tr ' a ted w II during the holicla) s, w · th · lit orial 1 ani, [I I satisn ·d with th w o rl l in g ·n·ral, and hav n d ·s ir ' t
ncl mn a n y ! el y or
thin g· s \ r ly, so ,,.e w ill r ·serv our spl · n [i r
fu t ure iss u ·s. B ·war .
'
.
W
m urn th e 1 s of s n ot cl
A lumnus
as th R v. All en Wright, a man of th
m ost rcmark a l 1 s tamp f chant ter. A sket h
f his li~ ''ill b [I un I in an th r co lumn . It
is co ntril 1t ·d by an o l l s tud nt , wh o ha s m ani [i ·st ·d th e gr a test int T st in th R E \ 1 E\\ ( r
s m years, and t w h m w , ow man y th a nk s.
Many oth rs o f th Alumni should tak e th e s am e
int r st in k. 1 in g us p ost ed and in lite rary ca n :.111
tril uti o ns.
TrH E ~tud
·nts w r mu h :urpris c1 at t h · 1 " .
g rad s o f th ·ir r p orts. .1\'Ian y ,,. re
ndition ·cl, whil
th r wh ,,. r in th " habit of
al\\'ays av raging nbm e 9· , f unci th ir avera g belo w 7.
This is a goo lm ,.c as it show ·
th a t th e : tnnclar I f ·cholarship is b ing- impr
cl , but an ex planation is du to th e parent:; a nd
guardians.
A
LL who wis h pi tur s of th
c 11 :'·e will
blige th bus iness manag r by e n Io ·ing
him th ir nam s and a half n cl liar.
g uarant d to sell a ·ertain numb r
ph t s, a nd s h o uld
pl a scd t
c m e o ut
sq u ar .
uc
E ar a ls
W
>
g lad t
n t
tlwt a n w a nd im -
prm d ca ta l g·u is s h o rtl y to b issu d.
Th cb y h:t s , )J11 wh nth a uth or iti .
1 g mllst he husin ·s:- lik e in th ·ir moy ·m
w 11 a: s h n l:trs .
1) E
lJ
s. ur and 1 ro ur a
a ph t ~>Tal h f Ddawa r
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r of ,,. rds! I I \r man
AN AMATEUR TRAMP.
It has 1J • n th · ·ust >m, for s ·y ;·a! y a r.-; pa:t,
for a party lf th ·stud ·nts t a tt mpl a n 'X t 'IH.I c:cl tramp a t the Thanksg·i,·ing \·acati on. \ Vh ·th ·r
g·J >ry , bm · or know! ·dg· · a t tuat ·d th
b •ar to say.
·ith T can w · d ··Jar
tuat d a pai r c,r us to ·xt ·nd thi;-; ust m t >
Thank sg·i,·ing 1 ( ~5 hut \r ar · quit · .-ur • that
so m ·thin g did in :-;pi r us ,,·ith th · id ·a on t h '
m >rning pr ·vious to that cl:! · or turk ·y. So
\ cln ·:-;day<:\' ·ning at :1hout clu sl· two f(:stiv ·
tramps miL:·ht ha\· · b ·en s ·en making· th ·ir way
up th • 1\ .,,. London mad. 1\ l • I ·lla nd sv il .
:\I echani ·s,·illv, th · Stat lin an l Jrimhl·,·ill·
ar ·soon pass ·d . Sh ortly aft ·r I ·aving th ~ la:t
nanH:d pia 'l', an cl ;ts clarkn ·s.- gathers aiJOut us,
\\ T
~<'jJarall', I <>th to ~ n j o
th • h .-; pitalit of
our 'ht:st ·r c<>tt nty fri ·nds.
' 11 ·njoyabl · ·v ni n .~· and a g·CJod night' s sl · ·p f(J llO\\'.
\\'ing t
IJltr pi ·as:u1 l suJTOliJtcling· ) < r ."< :111 • otlt ·run k nmrn c: uJ sc, the m ornin g ~tart \\·a: mad · many
hour:-; af'Lt:r th · la rk had sun •r its matin. With
r;tpid :-;tvps \\C ' b ·gin our r ·;t!' jc urn ··. \ V •11(1 ing· our · ·ay up hill and d ·.rn , 1·.ast an o~d s · hoo~­
hous ·in a \\' C>od: , up a ~ t · ·t'p l11ll at th Is tmmJt
pf' \rhi('h th ' IiLL I' t()\\'n or \ \'(IJHiaiC' l<.ty ·x pos(' I to our g·azC', and th · \'iC'\v is JH> 111 ·; u1 o n •.
It is a JH'at, attracti\· · Iitt! · h;tml · t~ n ·stl ·d in
among· th ·· hills as cosily :ts a ' hug in a rug . '
T o tit rig·ht, vast quarri es ar · s · n, 1 uming· u p to imm ·nsc h ·ights. Th ·des ·n.t .mal •,
,,. · find the tO\rn as 1 r('tl ·as " . had a nll tpat cl.
Sto1 1 ing lung ctwu .L: h to s;>cak t > s 111 a quaintanc ·.-, '"·I ·a \· I \\' Oil !ttl', and turn t th
I .ft, and rind our.- ·h-c:.- in front of a larg quarr ,
: o hiu·h an I c·xtcnsi,· · th a on· might ,tsily
ima ui'~ · him.- ·If' : mon~· til · caJton~ ()r 'ol rad >.
Pro~ r ·ssin1r, \\T lind Lvttv r roa Is th;tn th · .- ft
I ·c\Jing· p;.~;s ·d <•\T r ' <dt~cl htrnish . \\ ith ,·i: i ms ,r roast turh·~· . ~,. '·c. I s ugg ·s ll l by tit · approa ·hino dinJH'J hour, ,,.<. il:t ~ t 11 on. F<,Jio\\'ing· th · r·~ad dir ·ct, \\ 'C' ,,·oulc.l pa ··s t > tit· I .ft
of T (lugltkt·nvmr>n, IHtt h ;t \ ' tn .~· r ·~oh ·d to.-··
.,. ·n·t l ~ in~~ \\ ·<I<\ iat ·fi·tom ou r path lClng· ·tHmgh
to ~·· th : little liJ\\'11 \ritlt it.- qui t not ·cl ~ ·minar\' fur \'l>ttng lttdi ·:, :tnd tc g<·l a . light p ·pat
its- , etipa11ls. Thi s latt ·r wa:, of co ur. ·, . n
objc· t to a dignili · I . · ·ni ,r 'tnd a 111 d ·I Junt :·,
I tit \\" t: ju:t thr wn in to gi,· . pic t th · ll a np.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVfEW.
nth
nt r I niCJn Th
rk it\·, and h:l\·inu·
\\·as graduat ·cl in 1 ~SS·
I.l : marri · I an a -o mplish ·d b I · of J)a ·tc n,
ht<:, '.rho. pre~, .. d a. most ex L·ll ·nt h •lp -m · ·t
t h11n 111 hts mtntst nallalwrs and in th ' s .,. •ral
hi gh Jfti ial pos itions that h ' hclcl. II is \\'hol ·
li[i · \ras sp •nt anwng his O\\'n p ·npl . prea hing·
g-m· ·rning and m:1naging the afbirs of th • ··ation. 1I o upi ·d th · p >siti<JJ1 of hi >f' of th
T·1ti n f(H· a hJng· tim · in additi >n to his ,,. rk
as a minist •r.
1{ ' I
·s a \\·if , t\\'O s ns ;md four claught' ·rs
t. m >urn his lo·s.
)t! ·.of hi s :ons is a physi 'lan an 1 the oth T a m tntstcr: t\\'o ()r hi s c!:tugh t ·rs ar' gr0\\'11, and both <lr ' hi .~· l!ly eclu<'at ·d;
th !th. ·r t\r<_> a.r · ·uung a~H~ <t t s.·houl. I lis appr' tatlnn ol hts ·:u·ly tratntn,g· ts thus : ho\\'n in
·du -ati ng his o-.r n ·hiltlr ·n , I ·sic! s ·t numb T of
hi:; IH ph ' \\'S, at his 0\\' 11 CX J '11!- : .
I [ · had just b ·gun tor :aliz · th pra ti al a n I
nbrg ·d r ·s uits f his lif ·-\\·c rk, \\'hen h ·is t:tkcn
frnm his p ·op!c:, \\'ho may trul · xclai m \\'ith th ·
prophct >f old, '' Th · -hari t r bra ·I! th
h rs ·m:111 thcr '()n·'
Th ' f(ll·m er s tud 'Ills >f th C(,ll<'g and th
p oplc of ' l'\\': trk, ,,·ill recal l, \\·ith fc<.:lings of
great r<. ~ p · ·t , th · manly 1urm and manly CJI!ali ties of this nol Jl ·youth. :111<.1 r ·jo i ·thai hi: lit'
\\·as :par· l to ac :<Jlllj>lish !10 llHI -h good. I I
\\'as a pr ·aclwr (Jf gT ·at 1lO\\' ·r. J I is ~en non s
\n·r' ah,·a ·s plain and cl ·ar t·xpc sitions of Srriptur ·, al ound ing: in lw;llltiful im<1 g- ·r Hnd his il lu str:lt ic ns \\' n · dra\rn Ji· Hn th ·i r c;\\·n wild Jif•
iu the for · st~.
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F.ADI:-.; ;, i>A.
June 29 1Sc S·
fF.:. R ~ .
' 1.o. E t '· B1. n~, 13,)~ C'h ·~tn ut
str ··t Phibcllph i,
J>a. JJea r.'ir~: En c lo: ·J
plca:e find ~f o ney Urder for tttiti n fee for 1\fiss
he i-;
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\V e would remin 1 tlr lady r ad rs that J·:l..sti ·
si r for yaricose veins or sw llcn limbs .'up 1 rt r., Tru. s s, .·yringe ·,\ '·c ., of th finest Ju ality at reasonable pri ·es ma ' l e obtained at the
Ladie~· Depa rtm en t Jf nEI.T, the: Dru rgist
H' 11 r of 6th and 7\lark ·t ·trc:t:t s, \\'ilmington. Lady
attendant.
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~ -Yail Bro' s H r -gly , rin
omplcxion s ap ts
ahead of all other: for merit.
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l)ELAWARS COLLEGE REVIEW.
TO
a numb ·r
f Mikad o
nz cl
laugh I ut t n 1 urp s .
arn ·st an I s em d 1uit
answ r t his nquiry.
Newark was uuusually qui t during th e hri . tmas holiday , a lth ough th e1e was the u:mal qu ta
of vi::, it rs in town.
ev ral old students were in
town, in ludin g E. N. Va llandi gham , co nn ·t d
with th e Philade lphi a Press; harlcs ~. Iandy,
m mber of th e New York Produc Ex ·han ge and
his j Xa ntu , li. s Lizzie Purn II , dau ghter of our
!at Pres id nt. Hon. \ . I. Purn ell, wh o i: now
lo ·a ted at Frederi · k City, Md., and is th e Pres ident of a large and flouri shing Fema le · min ary ;
Mi:s Carri e rurnell, another and yo un ge r daughter, al o sp n t a few d ay. in to\\ n with fri ends.
Another visitor was 1vli-;s
race Chest r, who it
will b r m mb red, hold s a position as teacher in
in the Fred ri ck Fem:tl c c:: minary. John R.
Martin, a form er stu d nt , now As ·i ·tant Paymaster U . . N. , topJ edin elaw:ueon hi: ret urn
from hina and Japa n, wh ere:: he had bee n t>r dered on offi ·ial bu . i ness . Jo:; ph K() ll o ·k Frame
'86, who is now attending th :M di ·a l O.: )nr tment of the
niver::;ity of Penn:ylvanw., sp nt a
week in town, with hi s un ·I ·, I r. Koll ·k. Fr d eri ·k l~ er ri s, form rl y f th e ·Ia. s of '8 8, who
bunk din with th "co unt ," the popular friend
of all stud nts; Oliver J1aldcr:to n, Baltimore,
and Thomas JJ::i \·is, \ iltm ng t n, ''mlletes my
littl e list of p r:; ns th at 7o/II IH: missed.
Old student · will doubt ! s reme mber that old
dilapidated hou e : tandin g on the c rn r of Main
and A ad emy strce t., a nd proving a n ye -sore to
th e enti re town. Th ere is now a wonderful transf th old house is no'v
formation, and th e sit
occupi d by a la rg Int. in s block, built by D.
\V. Ca key. The building is of 1 ri ·k, with a
front of about sixty and a depth of over eiabty
feet. The bt-tilding from an archit tural and
artistic p int of vi ew, is a lam ntabl e failure,
forming, however, an improvement ver th old
structure whi ch it repla ed. In the ba ement is
a rolle r !-kating rink, wh ere frequ ent balls are
held, and which pro ·per , notwith standing th e
calumni ou invectives de :ivered aga in. tit by an
ard lnt femal e re' ivali tin th e town re ently. The
first noor ont ain s three hand:om glass front
s ton~, on of whi ch is o ·c u1 icd l> y a new dru g
stor . 'The
ond flo or .antain : th offi e of our
cwark .ll't~l{Cr and a
e. t emed ont 1111 0 1ary th
large 1 ubli hall. with a seat1n r a1 a ity of ix
hundred, whi ch ha b n in g rea t dem an . in e
finished Ia. t m nth. This n w makes the third
large hall in t wn , but th t-: 'oil ge
ratory retains th palm for siz and c lu iv ne s. The
third floor ontains ffi es, et . and will be occupied by lubs and le>dges. It an be s en that
it i availabl e C r many u. e. , a lthough dwelling
houses are in greater dem:md.
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+. 'ul. \\ . H . B ·n ·s< n, E ·q . . f. R : id : at Ouin y. Jilin IS .
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·ill. Li,· ·s in H ·kna ,
I 11 ta n a.
l r >f. ~a h-in
ul>l>:tg . Is prin -ipal of
to wn ( ;rad ·d . · ·h (J) s a t · ·<rg ·t \\'ll
T
. 'a mu I ~I c Tutt. I s a rc tir d farm ·r
s n ar l\f us ·a tin · 1mr a.
II. Li\'(·s in 1\1 il s
Is Yi : itin g in th is
D.
~ tur
Is a p ra ct i -in g· at 1 3+7 S . th
I las b ·
11
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ir o n fou n lry a t
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Is a
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au . p te ·s
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Mi chi ga n
yea r.
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
niv rsity has 1,5oo students thi s
Th !at Joseph Perkin s will ed
leg $ r 2,ooo
b rlin
'o l-
Prin e ton is rejoicing in her defea t of Yale ;:tt
fo ot- b:> II.
Jlifty m n ::tre tra ining for positions on the
Freshmen rew at H an ard.
Out of o ne hnndred Freshmen a t Harva rJ fifAs are ult of a ane rush in vVillia ms, seven
tee n us tol>a o.
. OJ hornores h1 ve l>ee n suspend ed.
Matthew Arnold is a and id a t ~ r th e hair of
Th e ramati As
iation of niversit y of Pa.,
poet ry in x ford niversity, England.
are go ing te produ ·e a burlesqu e of thello soon.
I<r d ri ·k Billin g. re ently gave to th
ni The hi cago nine ha signed all h r old playvcrsity of V rmont a library building which cos t
ers,
and . o Ius a trong hold on next y a r' s c ham$2o ,ooo.
pionship.
F or th e first tim e in th e hi story f I a milton
Canoeing i. in reasin rr in popularity at Haroil ge a colored student has reg i t red in the
vard, th er b~.:ing ov r a d oze n anoe owne l>y
Fres h man ·lass .
th e college.
ornell has rece ntly rece ived from PernamSchaef r d efeated ignaux in the Lilliard tourbu o, 'outh Am ri ·a, a very rare s1 ' imcn of lh e
nament at 'hi ago, November r 8, by a sc ore of
manitee or sea-cow.
6oo to 507.
The Amh erst Dramatic lub ar to prod u ·e
The ad t. at th e Naval
ademy, at Annapodut ing th e c ming winter \Vh y ·herly's Country
li , , ce le brat ed the New Year with a la rge ball in
(;irl,whi chwas revised uy Augustin Dalylat the gy mnasium.
year in New Yurk.
A professo r of Ya le College is preparing an
Vassa r is not lo. i ng g ro11 nd, a: so me think.
enlarged and proph eti almanac for 1886 . Let
This year 104 n w stud e nts nt er d a 0 a in off, ttr- th go d work pro ·eed.
tecn vcr tlte numl -·r last ye r. T he re are now
26 9 na mes on th roll.
Yale Frc ·hmen 11111 t defeat the Harvard Fr sh men at b;:t e-ball befo r th ey ;:tre allowed to tak e
'warthmore Plta!/11~\: t lls us that th eir s hool is pos ess io n f th eir ·Ia s fen e .
to ha ve a n w ob:-;ervatory, thanks to th e ffort:
Th e Tuft · were d feated in ft ot -ball by \Vilof Pr f. J. S. 'unnin rham, who in Ies · than four
month , has raised within $ oo of th e amount re- liams' tea m by a s ore of 2 t o, and al ·o IJy
quir d.
T e hnolo ry team, I IO to 0 ; but the 'I uft teant
gatned a vi ctory ver Amherst by a core of S to
"Th
tat
niversity, of \Vi · on sin , h.:ts g iv - 5·
en up daily ·hapel exe rci es .'' The physi ca l and
m ntal f;:tculti es need con . tant x r ·ises, Gu t th
SJ iritual natur is of so littl e importan e that it
an be ignored with impunit}' ·
" Th e hri tm.:ts tour of th Gl ee luiJ as far
as arrang d will tak e in Cbi ago, St. Loui:, In dianapoli s, l\1ilwaukee and in cinnati." \Vhere
is th e Gle
'lub of Debware Coli ge? F ho..
an sw r: , taking a long va ati n.
"The Fr shman of the niv rsity of ali for nia have se ttled the C]Uestion f a l:ts. hat by
ad 1 tin g whitc mortar-board ·. " \ e h uld think
gre n \\' uld be m re I e . min r to J Fre hm a n.
Perhaps th yare gre n en uglt and wi h to pre sent a o ntra t.
1. ty-three
w re LJ. 1 end ·d r , m 1 <:li ed t ap 1 gize for at tendin g a rep re entati n of Ri hard lli.
ntrary
t the rul s of the s h ol. Th , :t ud e nts stat e in
their oll ge 1 a1 er that th ey we nt to see how
ma ny of the fa c ulty wa thcr . Th y ar ex us abl .
The l rovid n e b.:tse -ball club Ius decid ed n<1t
to be r J rese nted in th e league.
'tart refus es to
b .old,pref<rring to stayout of th e base -ball
fi eld. All th e other play er: have Leen di ·posed
of.
ystemat i tra ining in the ne w gymnas ium at
th e niv er ·ity of Peensylvania, ha:; l>ee n ommenced tind e r the g uidan ·e of Prof. Penn 11.
Prof. l\TcLean will ·o ndu ·t the sparring d part m nt.
I
'The good -humor d
r. M osh, wh ose g rny
hairs se m alJout to ue l>rou g ht ins rrow to the
g rave by th e l'rin eton b y ·, ha · smiled co res of
tim . wh n told th.:tt th
ret and ep ulchral
midni ght pas. \ urd of th e . tudents was : "Jimmi e M · 'os h by Go~ h . "-Ex.
- - ___... ----- - Z. James Belt's.
lose and Bla k.
\ amty Fair igarettes are pure.
J3
l)ELAW ARE (:()f..LF.<i E I~ EVI EW.
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Thi
'IWR .\.
Extra
loth,
1 y M :H)
~1.25.
J.
is the first 1 oeti ·
ffort,
Agnc: Tin \..cr. TIJu.,trnll.!d. 1:!1110.
B. Lippinco tt 'o ., l'l, ibdc lphi:l..
The r m·m e of Italian lif~ ontain ed in the
Pilf?t:S of this n vel is ex ecdin cr ly interesting.
It 1s the produ ·t of a . cholar and a brilliant
writ r.
The glimpse of ltalian and \en tian
sce nery is viviJ and graphic. Th e heroine i · a
1 .des> and an
rphan. Exchange f friend sh1p w1th IJuk · kolJerto 1 ' Rubi t rCJ, awak ns a
~nor ar.d nt affe c~ion in both, but he unhappil)
IS marncd to a butt rf1y of fa ~; hion.
Hi s \\'ife
and ·o~1:in, '?unt ' leme1~t~ perform th ~i llain ' s
ta ~k.
1 here 1.· , 1n an ong1nal wa), a ~IJ!:!. ht remllld er of Rulwer's '' Last Days of 1 ompeii," in
th vivid ui c tun: of the crupti n or l\lt. bchia,
and l>y its means too, ju ~ tice is wr u rht, and in
!·cars_ after th tru e lovers are unit · d. The plot
111 thts form lonl · rather common J la ·e but with
tht! in ·id cnts and ·h:tra c kr dL:Iin eatin rr it nuk s
an cxcct• ling! readable and ·nt c rtai1~inrr novel.
The work dL:serves to be classL·d wit h th e m d rn
classt s.
Rll< lFl.l~ss ; n. R<mn. nc in l'hym c , by J. 1.. \ ·n. n:-;a nt.
Jl a ndso mt.:ly IJound nnd i llu ~trate d . - )0 pp ·. !'ric . ~2 . 00.
B. Lippin 't tl 'o. , l' hi l.Hlc~ p ~ l in . -1. )I' ,,de I y William
\ d:-; n, l\ ewark I> I.
.f.
Al.ways are we glnd to welcome a lit rary 1 r du L:tlon.from an alumnu <;, but especially wlwn that
]Jroduc ttOn merits the highc .. t cncotnium ·. If
' kooAcss "
uld hoa. t that L n rr fcll ,,. \\hit
t1. er, . 'I' e·: nyson , r s 1n oth r r anowncd' pet,
wa · 1t · auth r, Wl! could assure it s pul>li~hcr: la rg
sales and many praises· or, in other \\'Ord ._ , we
are s:Jre that it u c :-L'f\' L'S thi s treatment at the hand
of th 1 ubli ·, ar~d especially rrom those in this
neighhorhood who ar acquainted with th romantic e randywinc and it. Jo, ely walks. To the
one tlut r ads thi s rom:m e of ral and Elvandine, new ' harms will be dis ovt:red in walks
along the ra - ourse, awakened by new associations of th e highest order. The Introdu ti n
bcg;ns with
"One LrifT~ l l J<tr. c d. y I h C(llc:"ly !-.lrollc(l
In mu scful solitary m d,
Aiong the 1 .1th where s e :-~ w :ucl roll d ,
r frngrant wood,
tnrgincrl with fring
Tl c whi · pcr mum1urit~~ llr:wclywinc. "
The stor
p ~ ns wi th a musefnl dream by the
autho r whrn his intcr:-st in the rom:m t i( · i-; awa kncd by the p~·attll! of a littl e girl. Tlv..! hero' ·
fat her i:; llll'l, who rei at s an a I kgor\', then fc 1lluw:
tl e author's ~tory. 1\llll 1Z '"t lcr;,h the f;llher
tl '11 tell:; th e st<J ry f his ~un . 'Eh·andinc ' ~
: :or ' whiclt ~ llow;-; i , of a swe t and almost
h >I· Lharact ·r, yt.:t mingled with the natur:1ln . s
f a s hool -_g irl ro man< ~ . In fact, we ·an : ay
that th ent1re \Olum l'i >f the hi ohcst p ti
ordor, · ntainin~ man s ·ntiment · worthy of
The entury m~ azin ~ r J anuar i. as go 1 a
~1um1Jer as any of lts prc d~ ·ess rs, whi< h is s1 akIll~ by n m ans ·li •htin g ly o f it. 1\1 r. B nja -
I
m.1n concludes hi · inter tin g pap ron Tl'h Tan
w1th the finest of iltu .. trating ·ngra vin '.' . H enry
Jam s's erial " rl he Bo. t nians" is : till rum ing,
and with . 11 · .ss. l iol rr i al arti I· · on by - n
ft'athcr ·d : p ·1 sand pointers will int re ·t man .
J.ohn B~dewin's T est11:1ony is laiming th ~tt nlion of Its n:ad rs. } rank h ... ·r ckton g 1vcs a
rl ev r negro dialc ·t ~k c t ·h, "Th
'lov ·rfi eld' s
' arriacrc." A portrait and sket ch of\ ·rdi IS
exc: cdingly instru tiv . · n le Remu s produces
another . n _of hi s enjo) .1bl so ial charn .t r
sketches tn ht "Trouble n Lo. t Mou1tain."
Gen. Po1 e add another to his fearle . s and ' Ollfi d n e-in: pir d war pnpers and m kes a : ve ·c
atta ·k on Fitz John P rt ·r. lhi ·a-BraC" , 1en
Letter. and th "T pi · of th e Times,'' contain
unusually uright and spi ' Y matter.
In rcc ivin g the January numb r of Lir pin cott's Magazine w almost w !come a n w m nth ly. It h. s chan .,.cd it s Edit rship to . rr. \\"illi :.1 m
f. '\ .d:;h \Villi:un ' h ·phcrd ; ha. · h.lfl 'T t.l it..;
co\'er; its general make-up; and, . min g ly, it s
t ·pe. Th e c ver is pretty and attra tire, printed
in r d and black. Th e double olumns have been
don aw:1y with and sincrl · ·olumn: 110\\ rcpla
them. • n anonymou s writ er . ntril.Hit~ . a serial
entit led "Taken hy .'ieg ,"whi ch pr mi scs to he
an interestin g and true de: rription of New Y rk
li~ . The th ·r serial i: "A Ba :hclor': Blunder,"
by \ V. F.
orris, a pr min nt Engli~h n0\·e1i. t.
Th r is anoth r whi h de erv s mention. lt i:
from th ready pen f Miss Tin kcr, wh o ha~
giv n it the odd name of "Pali:~ gencsis." A
li s · u s~ ion n Civil 'er i ,C R form is opened uy
Gail Hamilton. Hon. . B. Eaton is expect ed
to respond in th next numb r. '\\ e -onp<itulat ·
the 1 ttiJii ~ her: upon th eir new acqui~iti n, and
e. p cially UJ on the abi lity and cnterpris of their
n w Editor.
ur wi shes are for their abund. n t
January .'t. Ni holas wel ome alike
young
ld, se m: t be almo. tan imrrovement on
the 'hri ~ tmas numb er.
\V. 1 f. Howell..; is a
prominent co ntributor a · is al : Edith Tho1 1:1 .' .
.' uch a tna g:1 zin ·, ci rc ulat d a mon g th . . youn g
ha: a powcrrul innucn e in a w a ~ e ning an a pp ti te
for ben cfi ·ial rcauin '·
- - ..__.
moke
t h
...
ap ci ar ·tt
Buy a bottle of Ideal T oth Powder.
q. .
J.JELAVJARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
The Purest Drugs
gARPETS AT RETAIL.
John & Jas. Dobson ,
MA !\'U FACTURF.I.:. S,
809-813 Chestm<t St.,
"PII 1LAI>El.l'lllA.
All gr:ulc~ in our stuc k at
lowest pri C:i.
~pc ia l Uarg:1in c; to oO'c r at
20 per cc11t. (,cl lW m 1rket
values. Hy lm ying <Jf uo.; you
;ave int rmcdiale 1 rolit: .
E.ARLE::~S
(!II •
U. f)
t~a (1fl@S o y
•
t•
atn tngs
- AN U-
-A NO-
I
Family Medicines.
Perfumery, T ilct Article. , etc
\\h at w uld you be, dt:arcs t, it I ~hould .press
th · stamp o f I vt ~ upCJ n thos ~c alin g- wnx lips?
" I, " res ponded the fairy -like r atur~·, "sh uld
1) ~-~ tat iun cry ~"
>
AT LOWES T PRICES.
EDW. g, JAY, Druggist,
.A'E IV 1R A~ l E L
any h ur ofd:1y
I ~ all at
rema rk or ni ght.
\: ottn g .\f r. L mon 1 cale was heard to
at the Philad ·lphia c hrysanthet1Utn c:-;hil>iti n: - - - - - - - - " Ah, 1i.-s 1 c Bisqu e, the ·hry. anthc~mtm is just
li k · your ·<.:lf- it ·omes so la t·." "lndccd.and
I like r Ill'S If ab ' Mr. Peale- it has nos ·ents to
speak f f.''
E. S. GILMOUR,
HARDWARE
LOOKfNG-GLASS I
l)a1a, sol >rl y: "That was [Ui te a monstro. ity
ot t h:1d in th' pa rlor la:-; t evenin g ." 1\'laud,
nttt led : " lnd d . th at mu st d cJ end UJ on on ' s
816 Chestnut St., Philada
i ttnd ·r.- tandi ng of th e term m nstro ity.'" l )aRo,~·rrsl rrOIIf'S, En.,·mv/n.~·s . pa, th wrhtfully: " \\ ell two heads upon one
pair of s ho u1de rs, fur exam p 1e. ' '
Wm. D. Rogers, Son &go., l\hs . I•..1zzl ctop 1w.s Iu. n ma k.· tn g :111 arn es t c ffort to hav ' h r sun J ohnny tau g ht to play o n th
1
t
l pi a.no. A few day s ~w l\1Irs. Fizz! ·top ·ailed upstatrs :
BUILDER.S,
" \\h yainty tt}rarti ·in g yourpic , Johnny?"
'' r arn.',
1007-1011 Ches tnut St.. 1
"
uu are not. y, 111 haven't tou hcd the piano
''//l
ff)!
'
I!'J'f
I
in
the
last half hom.'.' .
.,
1
' ...~ · ' ··
" I'v e been pra ·twtng all th e .-am. ' lh re
d"
ar· p::~u · ;.; in thi .- mar('h and I am pra ·tieing
~
thelll ov rand ov r until I kn o w th em pc: rft: ·t. "
W .\R E-R >OMS,
J
CARRIAGE+
=~~Ei~t:~~~· ~ ~
ANI
Harness.
)
Opp site Washington liotcl,
NEW ARK, DEL.
Philadelphia Badge Depot.
I
I
Jacob Somerset,
1
I
'
I
COLLEGE & SCHOOL
BADGES,
722 CHESTNUT Street,
·rrL ADE~L n'l!' rA.
L h L' c I
I umuBr lffiB oa
PI7L . _
- .1 . -'
A smart 1 r fcss.or advi . d a stud nt who 1 Bulldi~g Sup~li.::s.'
w uldn't ex pres· ht th oug hts to send them by 1
__
~ 2
frei g ht.
LARf;E . T STO C!\~
1
,
.
.
L 0 II 'EST I'll' I c.•E .<;.
:r:o §r.
l•rcshman: Iurr y ur wtth the 111 ubator. I 1
....; :
want to blow the fo tba ll up.
.1 Wright & Son,
·~ J
An Am ri ca n gi rl an buy the tit! of an Au.- 1
NEW \l'K , I>EL.
-i5
trian du ·hes. for $ r so,ooo. Thi is mu ·h heapC:l
·
r
·
cr than marrytng
a ,orc
tgn
no bl eman, a n d d e ' I·d - Ladies' Depart·ment
OF
520 COMMERCE ST.
ed ly mor plea. ant.
DAVID ~gA 1'1'ERgQQD, , The sultan of Turke 's expenses are $1 2 .ooo
F•nt
'
J >1-4>"1 <• ~ J~. I ~.
oo o and hi s in m e on ly .'!!. ),ooo,ooo. Th e titan , Abd?minal Snpport crs.
,,--;,,
mu t I cl very mtwh lik th e ~7 - :1 - w cek ·Jerk who 1 Uten~: e r p :)c;>rters.
Engraver on Wo:>d,
·
-:
Elast1c Stookmgs.
1•
t J ,\.e 1
11 · 1>C .' t gtr 1 to a, r 01 T ~l.
I1 Tru.sses,
Braces.
N. E. Cor. th & Chrs tnut S• s
S
&
&
' You dear thin'·" sh sai I, gll'hing l). "h o w
yrmges, c., c.
J> . nnR , \11'.~ ,
h.1 nds me 'OUr I onn 't dn'.- look ! I 'm st 1re it I ~Lady Attcnd.1nt. 1
( ;l'll . l l l:'\ (; ' ,
looks a.- well a. it di I h t wint r." Cbly a !
_ _
1i\l ac hin s, &t:
·ott!d say things likt· tlti::i and say th em so Cor. t!1 ani Market c::::ts.,
lle..,t :-; tyl .
~
1
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Z, JAMES :BELT
,- 1
1
1.<1\\' I'R WI·:·.
I
WIJ.l\H:'\(;TO~.
I lFl..
Do not paint the inside of your house, but do
tlse COWGILL S WOOD STAINS.
They perfectly ilnitate Fi,·e 'Voods on botii painted and
paint d Wood-,vork.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
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This Lamp
J•O!'iiTIVEL Y
of
OIL.
Gives a T. tc:Jn
eq ual in Brilliancy
to GO Candles , or
2~ Gas Burners.
Th-is is the molit
Powerful and
P rfect
Richmond $traight gut (No. t) gigarettes.
in~
r rson>; who nrc will
to pay a little rn rc th nn the price
h. rgcd for th e ordinary trade "i~:ucttcs will find thc:.e
Citr.\rettcs far : UJ1Crior l a ll th ers.
""
-B EWARE llF 1\IITAT!CI:'\ >; A'\1> lll:-iER\ E Tli.\T Sl<;:-1. \ ·
ITRE Ul' ':"' lH::Rs i<;:\11-:t> A l'l' E.\R S Cl:"' E\'EK Y J' ,\ C KA<;E.
Family Use.
LJGUT
1
;.'R~.:otx1..
I~n~JR~~I~
our
~ld Gas or Oil cfiandc-
lt ~rs .or brackets, and
, •.,II mcrease
J. WEIDENEH,
A:'\n
LAMP
STORE,
rHILA.
Sole Owner N EVV A RK'
of Pateat.
1>1-:I.,
DUB ELL
~·n.==-11\
-
•'
~sporting
A.
36 8. 2d St.,
TA1..:.,..,. •.,._...,
~·~ A. J. REA GH &Go.. '~~
hiA~UFACT Rl~G
STOVE
Send for
Illustrated
Circular.
Alhn & ginter, Manufacturers, Richmond, Va.
~~~
o f ( ;o d:-; ca n
TltE CHArtPIOI
f11 the n 11t, be pr ' ·ut cd at
' hf'RP Mt and
~a.fcHt Lamp N h
Z. I .
r.,r Chnrc ht!l', at an Cl or s
Hl\111', or
Goods 1-1 ouse,:/)::-
No. 23 SouLh Cth f::trce t, Philadc lp h :a.
h'au flt~/1, Crt'rkd, l-crm11 Tntni.r,
·mna.rt"11111
JiiJ/tin,;.r 7a t.:!.:!e an.! (;,:nrnrl Sjlorlinx Goods .
<;
t
d" s nt . 0 . I >., or on receipt of pri · ·.
for l llus tralecl 'ata~0~u .
~bSencl
STORl'. !;(), 23 SOUTH 8lh ST.
"l1219, ":'.
•
1-actoty,
om!
":3
~:e,ch
111 I L. t !J L /,/'//f. I.
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Sh·e.c'<f
PUiVIP!
BUY THE BEST
BLATCHLEY'S
I
POnCELAE,
l·LHlED
n
6EA:.'IL.E S ~ T :.JE I!
COPPER~I-l~\ E D
P
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DElaware.
l.arrtJI Stol"k a11:l J: (I1NJI Prius in tlu City.
-DELAWARE-
Steam Marble ·and Granite
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TRII=-l.E ENAMEl.
PU~J1
2
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No.
t te ·, r:.d .
t=:Y .Nl~nl: f'r,
f. :lr) MARKET ST., P!.,ll:-1c1'n.
'' dtu to Jl c !1)r uawc uf -!!C~:~A.L A;,;cu t,
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
l911-cfo~u-ze.~, &c.
The L:lrgest Stock, I\"ewcst Designs and I owest Pdce!
in the St-ate.
trALL WORK GUARAN TEED FIRST CL:\SS.
DAVIDSON &
BRO-,
5th and King Streets,
W!LMI ·cTON, DEL.
DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW.
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T::S:E
FOR ~885-86_
The rc· tH:trka l,l · intcre .- t in t ! . ~.: \ :1 r Pnpcrs :-~n<l in the
ma ny titt tcly :trlicJc.., nttd ..,lriJng ..,cr i:ll f'e :-~ lu r s pu l•lislted
r' t: l'll tly itt Til E : ~-::-; ·I t!~: \ ' ha » g.l'e n tlt :tt m :-~ cnzine a regul a r
circulatio n uf
M o re th a n 2oo ,oc:o C p i s !.~ o !!thly.
Ante mg tl te ~ ' alu rcs fm t! ~c con ting vulu nt , whic h I cgtns
Wi th
l l C :\oi' Clll ll' l' t.U il li l:l', :11'
:
T H E vVA: R P APERS
BY G E N. G P.. /. 1·~·;- .:'.ND OTHERS.
T hese wi ll I e ·e n! i~;u '<i (m ..,, o f tl: ·m ill u..,lrn tcrl unt il the
chi d ' ·ve nt s of !I.e 'ivi l \\ :11' h:,ve I cu1 d '"C riLed lly Jcad ittg panici p:n tl s on I oth .., id s. L ~.: n em l C ra t1l's p~. p e rs inc htrl · <l c»t:ri J>lions of tltc l•a tt ! ·s o f 'hnt ln11 o0ga aiH I th e
W i!d rn ·,:. (; ·n ·rn l :\l c 'le lla n will wr ite of \nt ic ta m,
(;l: n. I >. C. llu e ll o f Shil oh, ( ;c nem is Pope, 1. ngs lred :-~ nd
others of th e S 'l'!lltcl l:ull l'un , cl ., etc. 1\n \'a l 'o mi J:-~ 1 ..,,
in htclin g tit ti rh t l>e tw ee n th e /1 ·, ·arsm:~'r ' :-~ n d Lit e .·1/.alm m a,
l•y of'li ·crs of both '>h ips, will I.e de,; ril •e<l.
Th e" I\ 'Co ll e lion,., of a l 'riv :-~ t e ' 'a nd sp ia l wa r 1 ap rs
o f a n anccduta l or hum orous c lt a r:-~c t e r 11 il l be f~.:a lurcs o f the
)' ·:u.
SERIAL STORIES BY
W . H. HO W ELLS, MARY HALLOCK F OOTE,
AND GE ORG E W. CABLE.
Mr. fl ow ·ll 's s ·r ia l will l1e in li g ht r" in th an" Th e n.isc
of , ' il :ts 1 .:-~ p h n nt. '
1\ lr. F oo t ''s is :1 .., tory o f min ing life,
n nd i\olr. 'n l,k's :1 II O\' clc tl t: (I ( th e 1\rcnd ia ns f L oui »inna.
lr. 'a!.le will nbo C\l l t l ril ~t t lc a seri ·s f p:1 pers on S l. 1·e
!'> llllg'" nncl cl:t nces, in ·! udi ng nq_:- ro s I'J ' Cn t wo rsh ip et .
~: EC IAL FEATU R ES
!1 1 lucl · " ,\ T ricycl · P il~r im a1-!' • to l'o mc,'
i l lu str:-~ l e<l l1y
l'c tln ·I I ; II i,forica l l':•pl' r!-. l•y Lcl wnn l J·:cclcslon :l tHI 1th c rs;
l'::p '1'.~ on l 'e r~ i a , hy S. (;, \\ . Ht: ttjn tn in, b tt:ly l '. S. m ini ste r, w ith ltll lltt:rcat" illu ,. , tr:l li(Jttt'; i\»tru n o m ic:-~ 1 Arlie! ·s, prac tica l :-~ n d pop ul.1r , on "~ i c! ·:·c:ll A~. trut \ l l l l )' "; l':q c r-; on
Clll i,ti:lll · L'nity l·y rcpr<.:-ct.t:tli l·cs nf v:-~ri o u -; religio us
dc tto tn in:1 ti ons; l'., l'crs un .l\lanu a l l :d ucat ion, by v:1 ri ms
cxp~.:r t s , c.;tc , <.:IC.
SH OR T STORIE S
Hy Fr:-~ ttl~ R Stoc kt on, l\ lrs. 1 Je le n J ackso n (ff. II ), 1\Trs.
M:u y ll a ll ock l 'ootc, Jo I .ha nd ! ·r ll nrri..,, ll. 1[. Hoyese n,
T . A. J .1111' ier, Ju l i :-~ n l b wth or n ·, l~i lt nrd !. J ohtb lon. a nd
uth ' rs ; :1 1Hl po~ m s l1y le:Hiing poe ts. Th J >c pa rlm ·nts," ( lpcn 1.dl cr.~," " Hri c -a- J:r:-~c , " <.:I C. , will IJt: fully susta inet1.
THE ILLUSTH.ATIO NS
\V iii (,e kept up to th st:111d:1rd whi ch hns m:ule TilE E~­
'J'I' " \' · nb r;lvi ng-; fntnou: the world vc r.
PRICES. A SPECIAL OFFER.
l'cgub r !'> UIJ:cri ptiCi n p rice , ,::' 4 o a yc:n . T c n:-~hl e ne w
re:td<.: rs to gd :1 11 the \Va r l'a pc r~ , with co ntrilmti ns froltl
C t:ncr:tl s C r;1 nt, J: c:llt r ·g:ml, ~I · 'le lbn , J. E. J hn slott. L ew
\Va lbr ·, Ad tniral l'urtcr a nd ot l; ·rs, w e will s nd th e I 2
h:1ck nund .crs, 1\u n .: ml ·r, 1 "-t , 1 > ( lctol,c r, 1 ·sr, , w ith :1
year 's '-Uhs·ripti on l.~.:gi tt n in g- wit h 'o vc ml •e r, i ·. 5, .fc'r
$6.nc 1 , .f;,. llu· ·w/.•,,1,·. ;\ "UI N'I'iption, with th e 1 2 num bers
J,o ut td i11 tw o lt:111<bn m · ,-o ~u n t e~ , $7·5•>, jill" the 1eholt" .
l::td:. ll UillLers only !-> Upp lie l :\l these }'rices with ~u L..,cri J ­
l ion ~ .
f'tl/ 1' (/Jrtd.· IIU/11.~11') <l'i !/ Ot' Sl' lll V11
/, ·n tt'on lin's !nj>, ·r .
II dc.tl ' 1'. :-~ n tl p st m nst cr~ tn ke su h..,cr ipli nns :-~ nd supJ'l y
ll ll ltl l ' r-; :1CC'O rrl ing to >ll r specia l
r, r re mill :lllC lll :ty I e
ll t:-td · dircrtl · to
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National School of Elocution and Oratory,
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Thi s inst itution offe rs supe ri or fa ciliti es for .lass a nd Prlvn le Instit uti on in :-~11 th e de pa rtmen t.:; o f a complet e Eloc ut i o n :-~ ry a nd Ora t o r i.:::-~ 1
uur,;e.
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JOHN H. BECHTEL.
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OUR
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Is respectfully dedicated to the
COLLEGE
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MUSIC,
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Op ·ned J a n. 11, with "l3 .' T O I DE AL.' ." Ran fiv e
davs.
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Jan.
Kl:'\(; AND
DR. ULLRICH,
653 N. Twelfth Street, Philadelphia.
\ regular graduate w ith hospttal expe r ience. Cu ;.n :-~ n ­
t ee~ to cure (a lso by l ' tl er) all Private, Blood, Skin and
Nervous Diseases, Varicocele, Loss of Power, Results
of Youthful lmpruder.cc, Spermatorrhce~, et c. Come
a ncl he nnvi nce I. Ad vi e fr c a nd ·tric tl y confid ntinl,
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For Dyspepsia, Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Nervousness, Diminished Vitality, etc.
Prepareu according to tl1e direction · of Prof. E. N. II or ford, of Cambridge.
A preparation of the pho phates of lime, magne ·ia, pota h and iron with pho ·phorie acid in such form as to be
:cadily ass imilated by the sy ·tern.
Universally recommended and pre!:criberl hy physician of all sch ools.
lts action will harmoni ze with such. ·timulants a are n eces ary to take.
It i tile be ·t tonic kn wn, furni shing su-;te nnnce to both brain and body.
It makes a delicious drink with water and sugar only.
As a Br:1in and Nerve Tonk.-DR. },. \V. RODERTSON, Clevelanrt, ., snys : "From my xperience, can cordially
recomm end it a. a brain ami nerve '.onic, c<;p cially in n n·ous debility, nervous dy£rep. ia, ·tc. , etc.
For Wakefulne:::s.-DR. vVu .uA r P. I.OTI!JER, 1 ufhlo, J • \., say:: "I prescribed it [I r ::t atho lic priest, who
wa. a hard stud e nt, [I r wakefulne · , e-xtreme ncrvousne s.~ , etc., an l he reports it has been of great benefit to him."
In Nervous D ebility.-DR. Eo r;'l F.
'E, l ortlrrncl , Me., says: "I have pre cribed it for many of the various
forms of nervous l1 b lity, a n I it has never f<ilecl to d g od ."
For the Ill 1- ff .cts of Tobacco.-lJR . . A. 1•ERNA I.D, Boston, says: "I have u. ed it in ca. :of impaired nerve
function with I..Jencllci::tl results, e pecially in ca es where the sy tem is affected I..Jy the toxic action of tobacco.'
INVIGORA~ING,
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STRENGTHENING, .l-IEALTHFOL, REFRESHING.
Pamphlet giving particular · mailed fre e.
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"THE LITTLE TYCOON."
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PlllLADELI'liTA.
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CLA T N C. Cu ATE,
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ample bottle· can be obtained from the Busines.l Managc.t
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The Institution ha thr terms per year. The first begins on the first \Vednesday of September, and ends on Friday, the I 6th of Dl;; ember; the se ond begins on the first \V ednesday of
January, and ends on th last Friday of Mar h ; and the third begins on the fir. t vV cdnesday of
April, and end. on the third \~Vednesday in June.
There are two ourses of study: The Cia Jt't·a!, and the
c/e11!/jic awl Agricultural.
The ollege building ha · been refitted, and enlarg d. New apparatus for ur eying and Physic
· ellent LihrJ.ry of several tho11 ·a nd 'olumes, and posses es every
have been added. Has an
fa ility for the higher edu ation of young men.
The ollegc i.. itu:.tt din a b autiful and h althful ountry; the ·ommunity is intelligent and
moral, and the town i. convenient to the itics of \\ ilmington Philadelphia and Baltimore, and to
all point of the Peninsula.
There are ten tate cholar hips availal>l · to vcr ·ounty of Delawar , for whl h appli ation
should be made to the scn:! ral memb r::; of the 1, gi.slature.
For atalogues or~ r information r btinrr to admi. ion, addr ss
PREST. J. H. CALDWELL, D. D.,
~ E\VARK,
ELA.\VARE.
Vol. IV.
FEBRUARY, 1886.
No.5·
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ESTABLISHED 1840.
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MANUFACTURERS
Fine Jewelry, Cane Heads,
CHAINS, THIMBLES.
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&C.
6u anJ 613 Sansom St., Philadelphia.
Sl\10KE
SMOKE
GOLDEN
DURHAM
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Cigarettes.
Cigarettes.
for working peor,lo. Send 10 cents postngo nnd we will
Ill nil you J..'IU•: It, a royal, valuubl • 1111111plu hox: of goods that
will put yon in lhl~ way of111aking mor 1110noy in~~~ w
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•ho want work m,,y tc. t. th~ ltuMiueJ,j , w lll ·•k • t,his unp:~.ndl led
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HElp
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CHICAGO,
I LLINIOS.
WA$HINt;TON HOTEL,
NE'"W'" ARK:. DEL.
JAMES A. WILSON,
Proprieror.
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY .llttached.
UirTEAMS to Hire at all hours, and at fair prices.
Hack meet all guests and other
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J. T. ZERCHER
HAS OPENED HIS NEW
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where he is prepared to furnish the public with Oysters in
aay style.
IF ysters delivered to families, free of charge, by leaviDg orders nt his store.
.AfAI~.V STREET, NEWARK, DEL.
DREATH RS there:\ mnn with soul so deau
',; l,u J',.;·; cr tu h is wife haLh said,
" I ll'ill :1 flowt.r !P rd e n make,
] 'ltd f r my own and thy dt:ar snke,
Anu . w with soeds t'> come up quio :k,
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If u ~ h t' <.n: be, 1 pr.y repent,
Jl nd have an orJ '!r qui k ly sent.
'J 11"1 •· we~t t~1 :,· rc~ t. I 'm sure, will be,
A:t It ~. )' dear wife will sm ile on thee ,
The C ·rn··::; :1. w rk of 1 50 pages, Colored Plate~, JOOO
illu,..tr<.~t;,m - , w' th descriptio ns uf the best Flower, :mu
, , gt:t. b: •s . pri.!r:-; vf e:r;ds and plants, and h i.lw to grow
th c.n. l t tf' 'l, p 11 wl :•t you wnnt fnr the garden, ancl
h o v to r,- ~ t i· . Printf'•l in Engli. h and G~nnan . Price
on } 1 • c.:n t-> , wl11.- 11 may be deducted from firs t orJ..:r.
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A
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O CCUI'III:S TWO CO MMODIOU S BUILDINGS·
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). Fnc ullv or HI l a • cructor•0 Rllll l~e.tur•·ra . f\upc rlor rzu•lhUM
tnr trRin ln:; ,·nun!( nu•n azul wnull'nl w the Vnrou, (' uaiA> IIII a nd
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COiliiU <' l of j>rh' Aio' anllpuloll o :.Oalr•. !'ftlld (nr lllu a tr lHPo l c lr•
oulan.
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Open all t he yt>a.r .
After many impr vcm nt. nnd aclclitions, Mr. Lewis offers
to th e public on of th e BI·:ST FITTED IJ < TELS in the
-itnt c, where excellent accommodations m ade be had at all
l lll
;,
The patronng of the fri end · and relative of the students
.1nd all having busines with th e College is re.-;J cctfully so·
licited.
NRIV LLE .TABLES and G
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AgADEMY OF NEWARK,
DEL
VV All.J£.
LIVERY.
FRANCIS KELLY & CO.,
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LE AD ING SCHOOL OF 8UIOINtSS SCI£NCt8.
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R~CEIVED ~HE
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nncl h is othr''' !~tvles mny l1c ll(t!l flj all
d e(( lcrs tl11'olt ~;lw ut tlte u·orlcl.
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icnce. Paper tng on e.1ch plug. Save yo ur tag. for the
Chri I mas l Ioli<.lay premium .
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GOLD MEDAL,
Paris Exposition, 1878.
1£i. Ccl •ln·atecl Kum1Jr 1'.<:
riAPPY T}IOUGHT TOBACCO
Black Dude, (lite ?Zew st)'le of Black Tobacco.)
PtNS ·
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CK A FI NE LINE OF
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WHI CH liE WILL SELL AT Tllli:
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II2
Arch Street, Pr.iladelphia.
l.:C. EM.UV AL.
-~ c.
F. 1f3JlvJ29 LPH I~
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A-
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.til a nd s c him at the l E l~P 1':\RK II >TEL, oppo·
~;it c ti1C new n. & ( . cicpot. A special cup kt'J>l for : tu lent,,
A:.toc: kof CANAI/.Y DIRU c n-;tanlly on hand.
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<--CHOICE OYSTERS,~
Corner of Market and Fourth Streets, Wilmington .
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverwar~"
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ICE CRE..A.:11.[.,
CAI<E
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BY
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DELA 1 VA ~J.
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