Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-27
bee English.
G THE PLEDGE

-. Wall could nave uoAu
pstltu'e.. '..onid have been hlled
lrSm,, y, Vas literally packso
\ 20 ~ eslIery, and hundreos
\ 70 70, ,ha ,isles and door way. |
Be- xngIirn ~ were in their best
pa ", my The 10 usic was supero
ua;snce uuoai; was enthusiastic. |
Esaa Ess AIr read a. portion eth, OF the
|eeo ,,sp sp Of Luke. Rev. William
hap,s' ,s IN prayer The well
ls~ eomnenciug wtth'Jesus,
mn, MI T" vas then sung, the
nius sJ in great fervency. A
9in,ns s,nrn ibs s sons Of Temperance
noN Saises we're marshaled In
,"sa uo sests In trout. Mr.
s,ss sSss'1~ ,sas ss had q Sudden
aSo.ns a.ss The night before and
eaaSs n,' y hen, but he was aiat
o.,i,u,.s came forward and %
s aos' lie complimeused the
aoe. .,.pee very highly, and
,spir s,d in the work.
,a.,, " .sver asked q man as to
l,o no,ar ar peranos society he
'p,Ar :, wst enough for him TO
u ~as a semper moe man.
10 S,ssm OF an old lady Illus.
.V] 80 no,nt She dreamed
Ia ,"'' ana urpi up into Heaven,
,uo, an angel ut the gate.
.lso' aa,csl Are there any
ns @ her, ;" The angel re-
!, .Wlai, m Episcopalianhl
.,t i,st Are there any
~ here. then 2" mo-" re-
,gsl. "Dear me, no Pfesoy
81 s Well then, are there
~ Mere :" "No," was the
snrsly. .heu, there must be
a,i,ts here" said the woman.
podis,s kore," came from the
c,rIa,d he woman asked,
NJ have you here ?"Radiantly y
bely tls angel answered,
n ChriuliGns enter Heaven.
hnoe men" 10 the name recog
his work, whether they veal
1e blu, o. tho white ribbon.
pl,sb ssug " The Childs Ap
4 sl,sr the collection, tool
rm and N made another OF hi
nrnea.s IN behaif Of OF tenn
lie U,mptlmented the orde
h Of rrn prraacs and said b.
ser Of .tc order. He sAi'
N rmb.t Of The order until h
us srn.fs form the oircls o
bna ar,nDh 3 poor hrunkar'
4, Inv trn.tsd. He believes
IA Of Coii trrnplars, Bands Q
kcAabau2s aud al. who wer
sn ,he Rrht agaipni ram. ID
4 amusing Incident Of the TAI
plau-bea With four oxen
respectively, EpiscnpAliAr
isn, BapIiss and Methodist
Ia their peculiaritie. fut hi
ld be worthless If one wH
kt. The Bpiscopalian o
work usless be bad mantl
yer him. The PrsebyteriA
y II be wAs the only one In th
be Baptist was always on han
wherN the's Was plenty OF Wa
The MssBodiss had 70 be poke
he CAD all the time.
hey all worked In their ow
a this Was what was wanted !
Deranse w0rk. He praised 81
IS Of the gospel who took . d.
and In favor OF temperAnc'
Jed an instance Of Q minister
ersey Town, Who took q radio
favor OF temperance. His vii
oman, told him 90 bo oarefu
hren were at school and thu
iced sll tho money they cou
D from those who were not
temperance,
feacheF said he would preaI
nce and lot the matter re
ID. The consequence was tn
pgrfgati0n divided and :
los. his place. But he hi
lost IL when he received q CT
Ter town at an increased salar
led to be invited back 70 I
lsft.
aybes made another speech,
e said he believed la letting, I
intoxicated men 10 sign t
He stated that the series
in the Institute Hall woI
Wsdnesday night, but
night a meeting Of tho h
Temperance Association a
desired TO join them, and
> Christian Gem pera noe Uni
J hald In Institute Hall
y night 70 eerieo. the organi
etins WAS only for members a
bo " ished to become memb.
ID 1t had been intended to b
g ior the e0lored people
betting mot followed up by OF
= would be useless, and the
At work would be left W lth
b5oR association TO carry
lay evening 8 meeting wo
in Brandywine NJ. K Chu,
1t was Just possible that {
ptay over an1il next week.
woald be governed b,
p which he expected. iii
rand temperance rally wo
in some place 10 bo chol
J the Opera House. The
would hoid a prayer meet
ware Avenue Baptist Chu
ay afternoon ct 3 O'Clock.
lIa being gtves, about $50 |
Ahe forward and signed
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