davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
1t. Psul,s New Departure.

St. Panl's NJ. L. congregation touched
the right string last night in their
Christmas entertainment. Som ething
new and novel was sought after and
this was found in the new and novel
arrangements. Instead of bit of
pasteb0ard as o card of admission, pota
toes and apples were used instead.
These were dumped into barrels as the
people passed In until four of those re-
ceptacles " ere filled. Unlike tickets of
admission NO care was taken as to the
number OF apples or potatoes required,
some throwing half dozen into the
barrel rs they passed in.
The crowd surged In until every seat
and avenue of the church was filled,
when It was found that apples and
potatoes were not the only things
brought for the support of the poor.
Across the rear OF the church was o
suggestive collection o. 90 pair Of
stockings, 4 barrels and 100 bags of
flour, - barrels of potatoes, 100 yards
of calico, 10 dozsu of canned goods,
baskets of apples, all kinds Of groceries,
dress goods, clothing, muslin, tisnnels,
hox with checks amounting TO $50,
and orders for five tons Of coal.
A large pound cake was auctioned
of by Joseph Pyle, and several contrl.
buttons in cash were added TO the col.
lection. Mr.. Pyle in q happy and
facetious speech, on behalf of the doners,
presented the various collections to the
Dorcas Society Of the church, TO be
distributed TO the needy. Everybod y
was happy, every song had an unusual
amount Of music in 1t, and every speech
made had lots of snap In 1t.
Rev. r. II. Adams responded on be.
half Of the Dorcas Society, and enliv'
ened his speech by relating the story Of
the kindness Of siok lady of New
York, toward little ragged girl, which
made the little girl inquire Are
You Gods wife," Seldom did az
audience break up with bstter feelings,
and the doxology and benediction have
more guirit In them
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Exercises &C west Cnurch.

A very interesting program was pre-
pared for Christmas entertai nment
which took place at West Presby terrain
Church last evening. It consisted Of q
beautiful cantata, Rotations, reading
and singing. A recitation Of . little
girl, about seven years old, was excel.
lently given, az was also the reading of
the miners widows. Christmas, by Mr..
Friggs The singing was under the
direction of Mr.. William Clymer and
was very fiue. At the conclusion
the exercises, the Sunday School pupils
retired TO the room below and each
mt IN Der of the School was presented
with o box OF candy and an orange.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SALE OR EXOHANGE-A MUM
IL Der Of desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
payment. Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites in all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
iacturing sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business, with an ever-f0wing stream
Of water passing through It, about 200 feet
from the b. b. p. Railroad. City tax one.
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be sold by the acre or in smaller lots, OF
terms to suit purchasers. Also houses To
rent cheap. THOS. M. OGLE,
702 French street.
Or p. j. FORD, 9th and Rodney shit
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
AnmfveRoary.

The first anniversary of the Wesley
M. K. Sunday school will be mmemo-
rated In Oltvet Presby terrain church on
Thursday evening. This Ia new orza.
nizstion, and their room not being very
commodious, their Presby terrain friends
kindly rendered them the use Of their
church for this occasion. All who de-.
sire TO encourage the members Of the
school should attend their anniversary
exercises.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
steamer nARY MORGAN
On and after

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER soth, 1876.
VIII discontinue her daily trips. The com.
pany takes this opportunity Of returning
their thans Q TO their many patrons for past
fsvors, and promise them that nothing will
DO left undone in the way Of Improvements.
which will be made to the boat In this city,
nd everything that is necessary to make
her perfect 10 every respect will be executed,
and IN early resumption q trips may be ex-
pectsd. do It
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Bags NJ Panic Prices.

10000 one-pound wraps for 52cts. per
thousand. 100000 two-pound wraps at
80 cents per thoueand, cash, at this
office. Will not charge any of these
goods, as they are sold right down at
the bottom figure, and we must have
cash for the same. Also 1000 reams of
l6.pound straw paper for 81 cents per
ream. at REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
sympasby an d Aztec tion

The more freely sympathy and affec
tion are extended, and the n ore 81 ably
theS are Welcomed, the more they bl ess
mankind. Their very life depends
upon a generous atmosphere Of both
giving and taking. Goodness, reserve
suspicion, pride, kill them as the
biting frost kills the tender plant.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
SIefghs m d Robes.

There viii bs a rare chance offered
the public next Saturday afternoon, at
one O'Clock, to purchase nice cutter or
o robe at q bargain. w. Y. Warner
will offer large assortment at public
sale at his Repository, Maryland
avenue and Beach streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Mark Twain has funny story about
the different pieces of advice given to
him as TO how to cure cold. The best
thing to recon- mend Is, no doubt, Bed
Star Cough Cure-the remedy which
since It's recent discovery has cured go
many thousands,
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
TOBACCO nna s,lxars.

Gilmore, 105 East Seoond street, has
received a new lot of good cigars and
fresh tobaccos, which will be sold at
reduced prices. Speciality in fine ci-
nara
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Better Late than Mover.

You have worried along with that
cough for o long time now, keeping the
folks awake nights aud annoying the
preacher ON Sunday, when 25.cent
bottle of Canada Pine Syrup would
have cured IL long sgo.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain.
destroyer OF the age. 1t speedily ami
hilates pain, whether from cut, bruise,
scald, burn, FROST bite, or from wound
of any other kind. Price only % cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

A Western newspaper says that the
latest sensation is Sc. Louis horse that
chews tobacco but the greatest seusa
ton Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
prn Of sale Will be made known on Cay
10, by MARY II. PUSEY.
>UBLIU SALE or =, RSUN Al ~kU.
perty. The subscribers will sell al
)ir iarD, near Newport, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY TTH, 1855,

THURSDAY. JANUARY TTH, 1855,
at 10 o'clock Q. IN, sharp,
y HORSES. One large Boy horse. a.
ID diver ! 5000 worker. t-year AN
horse. been used on q milk route; mares,
b Of which are good brood mares l three
er-oid colt. coming two years old.
tS.t1 30 head OF MlIJCH Vows, part
kNS milking, part with calves BY their
o. sides. part springers. black bulls,
bead OF feeding steers, 10 bead Of heifers,
Dohe Of No oxen, SOW and pigs, Q fat
5gs, 6 shosts, turkeys and chickens.
FARMING lnrLxMKsTs.- wagons. horse
4, 2 OF carts, OK Jokes, hay riggings for
)sn reapers ana mowers, horse rake, hay
tder, roller. rraiu fan, plows, wheat drill,
KNOCK corn shelter, with screen harr0ws
ID cuitivators, milk wagon, Rockawsy and
u buggy. WAGON aud dearborn harness, OK
aims, Jerks. shoveis, hoes and spades.
|DAIRY FIxrURKs. MIX cans, Cooley
|eane', churn, butter tub. scales and
eights
BIZ usehold and kitchen furniture hotbed
b and covers. new. % tons OF hay, straw
ID corn fodder, 1000 bushels Of corn In the
b, 200 busbel, CT turnipe, TO bushels Of DO.
|tees. and many other articles not eIu.
Grated. Sale positive, NO postponement.
hfma at sale. JOSEPH II. GUILD,
GieO. c. SIMPSON.
W. stldham h Son. Auct's. i24-dhw
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Coal and Wood.

A. Sergeant. LOG Maryland avenue,
sells the best clean coal, 2,240 pounds
to the ton. Also pine, oak and hickory
wood. Yard foot of Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Painting and araaning.

F0ImthmK ma OF0luIuB.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. KS.
timates furnished. All work Guaran-
teed. 122 Market street
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Bush's. French STREET wharf, 10 the
place TO buy your coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
S. S. S.
ScrofuIa of Lungs,

am now 40 years old. and have suffered
for the last fifteen year. with a lung trouble.
have spent thousands OF dollars to arrest
the march OF this disease but temporary 70
lief was sll that obtsi ned. i YVES unit for
any manual labor for several yours. a friend
strongly recon nended tho use OF Swift'p
SPECIFIC Is. y }, clai ming that be himself
had been greatly benented by i.s use in
some lung troubles resolved to try IL.
The results are remarkable. My cough has
left me, my strength has returned aud
weigh sixty POUNDS moro than ever did in
my life. II has been three years since
stopped the use Of the medicine. bur have
hal no return OF the disease. and there are
no pains or weakness felt In my lungs. 60
the hardest Kind OF mechanical work, and
fssl n ell as ever felt since was boy
These, know, are wonderful statements TO
make. but am honest when l say that
owe my existence and health today to s. s,
would he reereant to the duty owe TO hu
manity II fsi'sd tn oear this cheer 'ul testi.
mony 10 the merits OF this wonderful medi.
cine. y. HOLT.
montgomerT. ~. June Is 1855.
Swift's s,tcific 10 entirely veyesb'e.
Trestlfe on Blood AMI Skin Diseases mail.
Cd free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., drawer 9, Allan.
t., ia. N. Y, l57 w, 23I street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

EVOR SALE OR RENr-PROPERTY
Il No 4lb Market, running through
with frontage on ShipIey street. Possession
can be rad February Isl. Apply or address
GEO. X. TOWNSEND, No. GA Market
street, Wilmington, del. d2S-et
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

ESuK SALES GOOD CHESTER n
u County horses, suitable for cart X9&
or driving. VIII be sold for want OF use at
WIN. H. MOOkE'S Livery stable, 100 West
street. MA d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

n N. COYLE, AT NO. COS WEsT
10 heeOud street, buys and soils
Ire, bedding. carpets, stoves and
ner goods. auI0-tf
QOARDERS WANTED ACCOMmO.
" dations can he had by four gentlemen
2erder' at los East fifth street. Also table
)arders wanted. olp-tf
Q0ARDlNG-TwO Oh ThkEE GEN.
y tlemen csn have board With pleasant
)oms SSl East Fourth street. d4-lm#
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SALE OR KENT-ONE OF THE
r. three row cottages, 18th and Poplar
sire ets. Gas, bath, dry cellar, porch back and
and on easy terms. Ifnot sold will be rent
Cd low. Apply to JOHN WEIR, 1909 Mar
ket street. ol0-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
INJECTION NOTICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINGTON, DEL Dec. u, lss5.
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual
m eeting OF the stockholders Of the bank will
be held at the banking house, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of January, 1850, between the
hours Of aud O'CLOCK, p. IN for the pur-
pese OF electing nine stockholders to serve as
Directors the ensuing year.
dl2-te GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

80 LENT = CHEAP, DE5IRABLE
,ooms. suitable for odAoee, ciup room =
~ M snufacturing pufposse: Apply %
!. HAWKES. = SON. NO. 'As .,s ss
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
( rCUTOK'S SALS-wILL BE SOLO
a. nnblic sale ct the O0unty Coart
|.e IN the city Of Wilmington, on
hpsDAY. THE 7rE DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, A. D., 1850,

Lee, In inc oisy Va "@o'
HpspAY. THE 7rE DAY OF JANU-
Any, A. D., 1850,
At ten O'Clock, .. NJ,
,o,,ovinR real and personal property
the property Of samuel n. Pussy, de-
lot of land in tho sail city Of
minpton, situated on the westerly sioe
nnlar street, beginning ~ feet nofthefiy
the northe:iy side Of Thirteenth street.
'pr a front Of IS foet on Poplar street. and
sris slde Of q feet vide alley.
A lot OF land In said city. siiusted
hs orther,y side OF lhtrtH enth street,
nninx IS feet westerly from the westerly
~ pooIsr street, 1T the westo 'ly side Of
set vide ails,, having front OF u feet Q
Ses on thirteen h street, and extending
w,dlh northe'ly "a foct.
IA Lot u Ian In said city With three
ouss thereon erected, No. ia, Wilson
s,,satsd on he eAsterly side OF Wilson
Ma feet 7 iuches soutbsriy IRON the
nefly side Of I thirteenth street having o
OF ia feet and one inch, and ext ndlng
width a feet to the westerly side OF a
wIde alley, with the use Of said alley
shares, stock, National Bank Of Will
kgton and BrAndyvine. o8 shares. stock.
lon National Bank. % shares, stock,
n National Bank. 2S thares, stccx,
liners Bank. = thares, stock, National
IL o. delaware. 90 shares. rtock, new
tlc Gas %. Q shares. stock, ssonic
90 2shsres, STOCK, Helena Mining X
Selopment Compapy share, stock, WI.
hgtoa Institute 6shares, stock, bwath.
"a College. / bond, Masonic Hall Co.,
p0o
Terms Of sale Will be made known on Cay
bile, by MARY II. PUSEY.
i W. Stidhaun h Son, Auctioneers.
Aiso, will ne sold At tne same time and
Zoe certificate of Wilmington City Loan
bLCoO; certificate Of Wilmington City
In Of 1900. d24 dts
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

EOk SaLE-A RARM OF ITO AORES
q near Nottingham station, Chester Co.
on tho p. b b. g. X. X. Buildings and land
In FIRST class order. Apply 10 ]. b. BROWN
Nottingham, Pa. d291m*
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SAI.E-CREAP-ON lkHORSE
ID power boiler and engine. Apply to
GROVES h DAYETr, So9 Tatnan street.
d4.lm
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Wed rather have a little
money than carry over the
goods. Among the books
we have what please the
little oLes. the youth, or
older ones. Also + set of
II vols. E. P. Roe, we will
sell for $500; publishers
price, $1,000 ; and one set
Macauley's History of
England for So; publishers
price, $6.75.
r. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

nor SALE. ChFAP-THE MEAT
u store fixtures, with good refriger a,or
Store for rent Apply corner Sd and Poplar.
do6 et
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
GEORGE C. MARIS,

No. COL Shipley street.
Real Estate, Conveyancing.
Renting speciality. No tenant accepted
without q satisfactory record as rente, and
employee. Mortgages negotiated. Wills.
deeds, mortgages, etc., prepared. Estates
settled. dlg-lm
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

HARMS, HOUSES AND BUILDING
IL lots for sale. PhiLlP X. CLARK Il
60, 6oo1& Market street. room 2. mott
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOTICE-THECEN NATIONAL
IN Banu Of Wilmington, CAPT al ~, ,001
Will open for business On Monday, Novem-
Der 80, 1885. Accounts OF Banks, Bankers,
Corporations and firms solicited Exchange
on Fhiladclphia or New York furnished 10
depositofs without charge.
JOHN PEOPLES, !. II. AL AIMS.
Cashier President,
November 70 1855. ms I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

DURE BUTTER-ONLY SOLD AT
stalls 81 and 81 Third street market,
both In tub and dairy print. D)n't forget
the number. d22.lmt
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

ENUk SALt-A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE
1 on the easteriv side Of town for only
s. ,25o. h I'D. WALTER, COZ Shipley street
dz6.bt
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SALE-A GOOD WALNUT RAIL-
~ ing can be bought cheap Sold for
want use. Andy ut this ONCE. .na0.u
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

N RENT-DEsIRABl.kOffI q =,
rooms conyeniently located. Kent very
I Apply 10 THOMAS u. LALLY. ec2N
Ikot street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

DECEMBER II, 1887.
Tho stockholders annual election, fur the
purpose Of choosing nine directors 10 serve
duriax the ensuing year, will be held at the
banking houss,cn Tuesday, January 18th,
1885. between the hours Of 2and 4 p. m.
d12-te OrhU NOWLANllCashier.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

ElOK SALE-CHEAP, A PAIR OF
u large. young and gentle mules. Work
single or double. ". ]. LIS NC, Fifth and
freL ch streets. d2y Ct
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

G1OR SALE-A COnNER T ri L
= property. Appl.g at No. 100 e. Eighth
street. DIS II
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

.IOOU TIMES AT LAST.
NJ Teeth % Fer set. Fillingsb
from 20 cents mp. Extract. rs cts. ,0IQID
children 10 cents. l0s West Sixth street,
Wilmington. Del. OLE
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SALE HOUSE NO. e19 SMILEY
e street on easy terms. 1000 can remain
at per cent. d. I. POULE, No. E..
Seventh street d2S-6t cod
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

lUN-rhE NATlJN-
~ AL BANK OF WILMINGTON b
BaANUY VINE.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

IN hidden 20 trust any onson my sccoun
without written order.
taEnRt%w ~ -NHwpr
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
WANTED.

Wy ANTED = LADl Es.-Bt iSTON In.
w dustrial 90. " Pearl street. are iur.
nishing pleasant and easily learned work,
all materials furnished, Send
your address 70 p. U. Box 6o7S, Boston MAS.
d22.12t
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR SALE-FxTUREs OF A DEN.
IL tai ONCE and laboratory. Also, for
rent, the house No. $50 M ar ct street. M. J.
9ALLAGER, dcc-6
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

an RENr-DNE s.ROOM HOUSE, so2
VI T.tisrsou sire I one 1l-room house, y
!, ,slh street Apply TO J. A. OONNEHs
~, storo- no. 1 n. Attn st. ozS'u
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-12-09
Lif och helsa.

Lif sr rSrelse och verksamhet. I en- Gf.
lig stad ser man mycken rorelse, manga fS-
retag; allie man synas hafva bradt. en-
kropp med friskt lif raider ALA delar och
Ferktyg Rfven hurtigt arbete. Hjerta och
4 lsar sla. lungor och tarmar arbeta, nerE-
0mmarne lila ALA riktningar; hvarje
IA ID och cell skoter fitigt slit goromal F6
dan besrbe,a- till ny nariRg; luften fornysr
blodet: nya sinnesintryck taga plats hjer-
nan. Den gamla maste standigt vika for
Jet nya; de. f0rbrukade och odugliga for
det b6ttre och dugligare. Frisk omsattning
pagaf allestades. Sa framtrader lifvet. -
/ den d0da kroppen ar deremot stillastaen-
de ech overksamhet. Han ma Sc vacker
och sk0n ut, han ma beundras, sasom ruiz
nerna besndras af en- f0rgangen stad. den
ena sAval rom den andr& ar tyst och stilla,
ty lifvet fnnes icke mer.
.Lif med helsa ar ordnad verksamhet. -
r ett ordnadt hus far icke en- hvar CORA
hEad hsnom tackes. Han maste arbeta ga
som hnsbonden bjuder. cd att han helper
men e stjeiper andra. sd att han tjenar eli
ott sitt eges ulsn alias basta For enhvar
flnes on arbetsplan, hvarigenom den enc
ieke r vagen for den andre. Da arbets-
6sgea ir slut. DIR EFT godt verk fuilbordadt,
ssh aila bekrafta de KINDA ordens sanning:
"pSr ~ bvsr sin syssla skoter, gar oss val,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-12-09
MIN N ESOTA.

Pastor L. J. Lundquists adress DR.
Watertown, Carver CO., MINI.
Andrew HEjdaIc har nu blifvit
utnamd till postmastare Dawson.
En- angb&it Or af J. J. Hill bestald
for trafikering af Big Stone Lake.
Lyckiig JASarc. Christian Kittel-
sen Fergus Falls falde nyligen trenne
bj6rnar.
III. KOchler Zumbrota blef harom
dagen bestulen pa cit ur och en- mindre
summa penningar.
TrcttiSiusen acres land hafva Or
salts till verkige "settlare' Pipe Stone
county.
Drunknade. George och Allie
LaClair Anoka drunknade den g den.
nes Italian Lake nara staden. 20
Du nth Observer ar namnet pa en-
tysk veckotidning, hvars utgifvande bor.
jar den Is dennes.
StOra sp6massor aro hopade langs
Northern Paciucbanan fran Brainerd We.
sterut.
Omkring 10000 bushels hvete hafvs
j host intagits swanvilles hvetemaga'
sin. ~
August Carlson New Sweden be-
gick sjelfmord den | dennes genom att
intaga en- stark dosis stryknin.
A. A. Day i Empire har nyligen salt
sin farm, ON $50 acres, till A. J. Gillette
iWest St. Paul. Priset var $4,000.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-12-09

ehvad oss moter". - en- frisk kropp ar
all .verksamhet rigtad, icke blo,t pa hvarje
dels och hvarje organs, utan pa det helas
bestanl. En- hvar tillhor ej blot sig sjelf
utan ock den andre. sasom det valord-
made urverket. griper afven har det ena
kugghjulet j Diet andra, att visarne ma sta
digit ga mot slit NAL. Eft damkorn kan
dock STAMINA urets gang; icke sd lifvets
verkstad. Ty
Lif ar en- kamp for tillyaron. / den do
da naturen ar ingen strid. Att strida ar de
lefvandes bestammelse. Intet samfundslif
finnes utan strid Ingen organisk varelse
bestar utan strid. Behofver han icke kam-
pa mot andra lefvade varelser, maste han
dock standigt kampa mot den doda naturens
krafter, som villa slacka hans ifs laga.
Denna laga beh0fver naring for att brinna,
varma och alstra krafter; hon behofver af-
ven skydd for storm och ovader. var
kropps inre verld arbetas harpa oafbrutet.
Naring bringas der dag som matt pa lifvets
offeraltare for att halla lagan hvarje den
minsta del vid lif. Fas icke nog mat, till
gripas kroppens minst nodga vafnader; fas
81 nog dryck, hammas afsondringarna; fas
icke nog kl4der, sluta sig hudens porer.
Villa fender hanna arbetet, bekampas de-
Vanligen maste detta docA ske genom kamp
och vedermoda; men
L'f med helsa ar seger ofver fender. vi
omgifvas alltid af fender till var helsa och
vart if. Somlige Sc vi, somlige sc vi icke.
Nagre kama vi; de Aeste kama vi icke.
Smart skulle vi derfor duka under, ON icke
hos lifvet lag kraft att segra Oliver fender.
Den segern tillkampas genom daglig och
stundlig strid. Mar striden dr. lindrig. &C.
germ latt, marka vi ingendera. Blot mar
striden blir svarare, segern dyrkoptare an
vanligt. marka vi, att han pagar eller pa
gait. Stundom komma fenderne mer
samlad trupp. stundom med mer farliga
vapen; da blir strid pa lif och dod. Den
hardade, alltigenom sunda kroppen bestar;
den svaRa, forut brackliga duks under. For
denna CALLER derf0r regeln: battre fly an lila
fakta.
Helsovardslaran (hygienen)lar oss kama
vart lifts fender; hon lar oss att fly dem
elier att doda dem, imam de ma oss. - En-
klok regeIing later icke landets fender kom.
ma inom granserna. Hon utforskar dem
och i varsta fall - m0ter dem pa deras
egen mark. En- oklok och liknojd rege-
ring invantar fenden inom landets granser.
Regera vi en- hvar klokt for oss sjelfva. in.
vanta vi icke de helsofendtIiga magter,
som standigt hotande omgifva oss. vi
soka utforska dem for att kunna m0ta dem
och bekampa dem pa deras egen mark.
Flnna vi dem, ar segren nastan viss. Fraga
vi icke efter dem, sd uppsoka de oss; de
tranga in pa vart omrade. in vara adror.
in vara adlaste delar; striden blir svar
och slutar ej sallan med vart nederlag. -
Det fora ar helsovard; det senare blir sjuk.
ward. Den, som icke frag efter helso-
warden, maste - med eller mot sin villa -
ofta smaka pa sjukvarden. Den som ar
klok, han Waller det basta.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-12-09
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

kOpparmaim har riklig mangd
blifvit funnen pa Pennistons farm narhe
ten af Argyle Wisconsin.
SteDkOl ar funnel mil norr ON Line
vile. Eft bolag ar bildadt for att upptaga
minan.
North. Pacific banaR hade under
november manad en$l34 6S3 storre inkomst
an under motsvarande manad fora aret.
40 KOngressen sammantrsdde sist-
lidne mandag. Presidenten afgaf icke slit
budskap forran dagen derpa.
katOiske biskOpen Borgess. belade
fredags polska 81. Albertus-kyrkan De.
troit med interdict, d. v. s., f0rblod tills vi
dare all gudstjensts hallande.
Eft l6nbriinncrl, SOM Aera ar varit
i verksamhet, togs harom daaen beslag i
Hamtrameck, en- f0rstad till Detroit.
Mich.
Fjr stold af pegistrerade bref har en-
brefbarare Dubuque, Iowa. vid mann
| Edward Ruff, blitvit d0md till tire n ranAders
fangelse och $3.50 boter.
Vackert resuliat. For de genom
branden Galveston Texas, hielpbehofvan
de, ,har genom subscription infItit 81 l8. $50.
hvaraf $66, 900 redan blifvit utdelade.
Presidenien utnamde torsdags
William w. Anderson fran Kentucky till
indianagent tor Crow Creek och Lower
agenturen Dakota
Verldens rikaste man Oar vara en-
kinesisk kopman Canton vid MANN Han
Qua. Hans tormogenhet uppekattas till
400 miilioner dollars.
StOrt landk6p. V. presidenten for
Southern Pacific banan har kopt 500, 600
acres land Utah, ,hvarest han amnar drifva
kreatursafvel stor skala.
MassErcn Farmers National Bank
Mansfield, O., Joseph Hosdowi.sch har
sp&rl6st forsvunnit. Som reskassa hade han
tagit A 500 af bankens medel.
F1renta Staternas myntverk prig-
lade under november manad mynt till be :
lopp af 81, ,653 $50, hyaraf 81. .5OO0 900 volo
eilfverd0llars. r..
KOnkursernas antai var under
fora veckan Forenta Sta,erna 213 och j
Canada rs. Tillssmmans 239, hvilket ut.
visar en- okning af Is sedan foregaende
vecka.
Val sent. / varas s0kte w. s. John.
son postmSstsresysslan Wancoma, Iowa.
F0rliden vecks kom utnamningen. dock val
sent, ty johnson aded redan august ma
mad.