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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

Fort SULLY, OAK, Sept. ~ -Durlng
Eham battle At this place yesterday
morning, between Companies A, B, q
and d, "hot blood arose." and the men
got into such close quarters that stvsrAl
v ere severely Injured, three being In
The hospital now with wounds received .
The officers drew their swords, aud
Lieutenant Aughem received 9 severe
wound in the arm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal
timora railroad,

s 10, $50, SIo, "a io0I 4 Ss ii 81 a. n, Il o;
@soo m SS % as sso u 9cs 1Os NJ,
y Yer !, 9 a is1PFoSSsIo ss T5S u!
= xc e ~ Odatlor, $40, So, 7OS $40. 10 IS,
a. New 3 YSrf tOs g. ~ snS y y D. 10 o.,
81 u, n, 'l2.2a 80, 2z, S9A 'dA, 7Os,
For west Chestsr, via LAnokIn. % and
For Newark (Centrel and intermediate sta,
Pni y re- r. and 3 anS p StaOuS
b RI u aaS q ana B By ri Line, SPIN.
baltimore and Waahlngton, ~ AAA y
e and II 90 a. M, Il %, Il II, Z a, u, u
S TfainS for y Delaware Division leave for;
New castle, 3 90. 8 10, II So q. M, ass "a,
GEORGETOWN and LeWes, 8 30 a. n.,S % .. h,
Bsaford (expressl, $50 p. N.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations 8 30;
Express e for Harrington, 80 p. N. wa,
Express tn Dover, Harrington. and Dsl'
Express for Cape Charles, Ola Point Con,
tort, and Norfolk, y % Night
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street, for WIN,
T q f IS II I N Is aUs g 1
| s os, d, 607, 81, IL 20 p. m.
xcSo%SSS 3 aS & as Is iS S sn5 Il !; rs
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia Je1press), 200, So 4 20
/ 7 Is, $40, II 81 q. M, p "a, "a, and % p. 10
Accommodation, Is q. nss u 10. ia Z 10
$50, 7 40, and 10 COP. m.
For Chester gexpressi, 10. 10. II 81 M,
i 5 "a. z 05. and 10 % D. m.
Accommodation, lB = ma II 10. %. 4lo,
Fer New York Cexpress), q 90, 81, 40, ia
slA IL 81 .. ms p, 6A, q o. ? %. and 100
FOR West Chester, via Lamokin. slSA m,
FOR Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. ana
Norfolk, ~ 05 Night,
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, SeAford, Laurel,
L md DelmAr, ~ OS Night.
Baltimore and Washington, lis, ga 500
10 Il a. M, - CO, q %, and z Is D. N, Bald
more, 8. 90 and II IS D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD Street, for vii,
mington lexpressl, u. 25i 3.60, ITO, e,lo, LII
A. NJ, 5.62 .. 81 and ii. % P. NJ.
Accommodation, SO, 10. - A. NJ, Il. %, 4 %,
B.in 8, IS and IL. Up. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re-
ferred 70 the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
1pon which extra fAra IL charged. ,,
General MANAGER General PASSENGER AT
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NEVER

Were better prepared to supply the wants Of the
Clothing Buyers Of Wilmington than are this
season. Our stock is new and fresh In every apart
ment. Our styles new and attractive. Our prices
are lower and the goods better worth the money and
your consideration than ever before. We can inter
est you for quits awhile showing you through our ee
giant stock Of piece goods which Will gladly do at
any time
The Ready.made Stock is much better and more
attractive than have ever yet offered. We hava
given special attention to the Boys Deparmene In
selecting, of quality style and prices and only ask you
to look thrOug ii the stock with and you will agreG
with US In saying we have line of BoysSuts second
to none in cur city. Our ready made Clothing for
Youths and Men is CompIete,w with prices lower goods
better. We more anxious to sell than ever.
Come and see us.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28
ORwARDt
tFIon "Dsus IN NatuA.n)


vas. IN are arc foes without,
EsrthoaSkSs and tsmpestg ahout--
Fier,er are hato ana sin.
Inyiaiblo around.
Thsv make no feariul soupd.
hut deafh IA IN their haud-
The thousht OF bitter ire.
me sooret aish 10 harm,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

Ttute table in effect, July 9Th 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington tFrench street, as follows;
For Reading, BirdsboJo, Joanna Spring.
held. WayneeburR junction, Manor ,PottsVille'
TSmaquat Allentown, Lebanon, WernGra.
yttie and all points on the PhlladelphiA and
Reading r. R., 7.e0 q. m. and "a p, m.
Fer Springfield, WSynesburg Junction
Cuatesvile, Embreevlle, Ienapet ChAddI
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points
| 7, 90 a. M, and .. 90 p. m.
Fer CoaIesyille and Intermediate points 81
| 100 a. M, 2.40 and g. % D. m.
FOR West Chester, 100 a. m.i 2.AO and d'U
| y. M
| Daily except Saturday and Sunday
For New Bridge and intermediate polntA
s.i5p. IN. and on Saturday only 1t $40 ant
| II. Is p. m.
on sunday for Reading and internediat,
intermediate points al 8. % ., M
a. q. McCAUsLANDa BOWHEsS Bkl9aA,
SUPERINTENDENT Gen Reaas Ag'G
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IA LTIMO@H = UAaIO EA1hMOAB
gOAzDULR IL sETsor. April 70, 1854
rTAtas loAve IlslsaArs Avenue Dspas
EAST SOUND,

gOHzDUER II sFTEOr. April 70, 1854
TTAtns lSAVe IlslsWars Avsaaa DspaS
EAST SOUND.
For Philadelphia and ObsssaF, gIB, Z 30
So, % 800 u, 10 30 and Ell Il q. m CO.'S 90
90, IS 20, 26, ~, 7 90, 80 80 and 3 50 p. n.
On Sundays,T 90, u, Q Ob, 10 90 and Hll 70 9
nj l 90, 8 oO,a ss,ab 20, . 40, tO,as 40 and ~
p. a, -
FOR singerly, accommodation, daily Il 20
.. m.
For Baltimore. accommodation, daily sx.
oCpt sunday 20 0 m.
For chicago and PittsburE, express, daily
GLnoinnAtl and 81 Louis express, daily
IL IS m.
baltimore aocnmwOdatIon, daily % N.
Pittsbprs, Chicago and st. Louis eHprsss
daily 20 p m.
SIngorly accommodation, daily 7 90 p m.
onlys lloo =. n. dAils axoOpt Sunday, ~
) so, % p. m. daily.
Trans ishva Gaftsa street. Staten;
Yer philadelphia asB p. m. daily, FoF
BAltimoyS % r, NJ, daily. Rc1 Landsn
Day clos. a. on aupdaT only E.si And s.su
Pitts6urs. OhisAEO and 81 LOuis empress
Trains for WIlpmStoa-Lsavs FhEAssi
phls, daily, q %, io.Co, ~ 90 b ~, u 60
room, q go, Abo, aAso, GsV. ale, 10 10,
Daily, except Sunday, LGs, s.So .. h,
| st.2k, and 70 ,, m.
Sundaye only, STA an.
HErrsta trainah
VA ANY oThhs LIN. .,-,,-
y q OIIEllEFTR, .. DsBOULh
gonr clsuAGo1. HEar Pass. Asah
IslanhopA No 'as.
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nupLIO SALE oF OHIO OALYEs.

"UpLIO SALE OF OHIO CALVES.
The subscriber will sol 81 public ealo
st the drove yard OF David johnson, CENTRE
VILE, Usl, on
THURSDAY, oOrOBER Atb, 1888,
Az head OF Ohio Calves. These are an ex.
tO ira lOt Of heller calves, among them .
foW steer calves, aud farmers who wish 70
put on good stock would 90 we'll 70 call and
see them.
Dinner ~ 50. Sala a. 30.
ROBERT MERRIUK.
]. q. Robinson, RuoAonSer. sls-dAw-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

a rrER1ION DAIsYMEN -PUBLIC
IA 5ALE-The subscribe will cell NJ
public gslo, a. his farm on the road leading
irom Oontrevills to Ksnnett square, Pa,
miles from the former place, on
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EoE Esas.

WNOR KENT-A EInk KOOM FOR q
u aoeisty In the Harness building, l0th
nd Market streets. Apply 70 =. mo-
JAULLY no. Q ". 10th It. aS'u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

ITO LOAN szBOO ADDRESS LOAN
Il this once. sT-stA
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER nth, 1855,

on HEAD DF OOWS. fresh and RSzKf
OO forward sprlnRers. hS~
This stock has boon carefully Sc. Iks.f-
Iectsd by myself In LsnoRster county, Pa,
and are an extra good lot.
TERAIS-5ixty days credits
Dinner at 1880.
Sale at 1.80 W. p. PROUD.
]. q. Robinson, Auot. s2sdAW
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COMPETITION OPEN TO TINE woV

Tuesday 9th, Tournament and Base Ball Day Match Cams
for $780, 800 and 23o class Troers and ago class Paee
Wednesday, 10TH Milk Wagon and Mule Races. 234 2zE
and 2.4o class Troters and Breeders Race.
Thursday Ith Bicycle Races ago and 227 TrotteIS
2.2o class Pacers and 500 class Wagon Race
Friday I2h, Bicycle Races ~ Free for all class Trotts
and Double Team Wagon Race.
Saturday. I3h Running Races Flat and SteepEe Chase and
Military Day. The entire State Militia will IN
Parade, Review by the Governor and Staff at o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
Ga BUILDING LOTS,
oNEBRIOK STORE, No. 1901 Heald

THREE BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos.
1872 and 1924 Forrest St., No. los West
Eighteenth street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

Q head OF carefully selected dairy COWS.
w Trsgh and forward Bprtngers from
Cumberland and Wostmorelsnd county, Pc.
This will DO : goOi lot, some ftno large ones
and heavy mtlKerB.
Two and four months credit BY giving .
bankR0le nots with approved security,
aOUDLkY h BALD Win,
A, o. 9hRrDlasa. Annt. BA dAW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

DUARDlN0 WANrsD-A GENTLE
Id man, wife and chilli wish board In .
private family, in the vicinity Of Tenth and
Market streets. Address A., this once. $40
DOARDIN0 - AN UNPUBLISHED
ID room. Also table board at NO. al
Market street. e1T'otA
DEMOVED MRS. HUMPHREYS,
H (nurse,) has removed 10 0o3 shipley
street. BlS-2sta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of Hsl
and oysters every day. Eighth stree
market house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

Bicycle froma
the Exhibition
All Railroads and Steamboat
Send for Catalogue and make
T. d. BROWN, Sec GEORGE G. LOBDELL. Pres
detu, s12dStM
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M AHNERRHAa
Nks -PRAOTIoAL-
WAToHMAKER AND JEwELER

NO. Io2 WEST SECOND STREET,
Between shiploy and ORANGE SITS VIII, Del
Repairing 10 any kInd Of OiocES. WAtohe!
and JoWslry, at the chetpsst prices ana
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Also, gold pls ting In watch cases and lew
elry OF the lowest prices. A28-tus inst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

TRUBLIU SALE W BTUo1-WE WILL
II sell at public sale at the FS1h
residence Of o. ", Baldwin near ~
Booths OoFneE, Delaware Oounty, :
Pa, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1855,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

M still they come,
the new Overcoats
! suits. We have
|ned a big lot of
eIcolts to-day, and
4 fact Is we have so
BY we scarcely know
ERE to put them to
Nv them
h you want Clothing,
Der for man or boy,
hsve it to show you;
lost any kind or size
J can think of. Our
erCoatS are well
Ih an inspe ction from
one, You don't
pn see such garments
BY made and then
have 80 many kinds
how
ailoiing. If you
BIT your clothing
de to order you'll
Ter find any more
Eious to try to please
suit you; then we
Re the stuff to do 1t
h V1n knOw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

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|iWWlfl
|IlHn a.
|lititfl
|saltla
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,.kI,pFuRhlohkD sOh
I;s.. n ,nts and DE r,sI,,i is%l,
'eSio Apply At lntsii VAN
Stss stEoSI
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R1ERDERS, LARGE YIN
M font room. Also ons ia ~
w NJ ' IVA bois. Table poArds
sfest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

ToINVENT PEAM.LA..s
$4,000 Of estate
W .oyed city OF County,
sat5 per cent, a nsa
M ROBlNsON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

sI1uAIIoN AS AZ.
"a no6sseepsr BY > yourg
|S s1s sGIperisOce IN both or. s n,7sss.
nuy' Auui' s9T-sta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

NOTICE - COUNTY TAX OFFICE,
IN No. 602k Market street. Take notice
that the county taxes for 1855 arc long past due
and all taxes not settled by October the 18th,
we will proceed 20 levy and collect tha same
with costs. JOHN 4. DIOKEY,
Collector OF First district all south Of Sixth st.
PATRICK NEARY,
Collector of Second district all north OF Sixth
b. sep25
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EIPEurESTArr Witty
XXI p l,oaoi. Apply S9s JetieF'
AIu ''V B7b-els
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bAEs0n',
En.I 'adEATER MAN
!. = !. :, ,st. d prepared 70 90 AZ
l ~ 4 h IN he line ., short TIE. net w;
si!l.a h lo d; eli Kinds oiWork Saos
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n-TO RENT, BY A kB
- a or o room house,
a. Address A, this once ais
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4 : R.fAkDBkS, AOEi 2,
- 5etions. 10. raft 3D.
~ q IA aaT-lm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-13

= sne Unssi states undsr shs i'm'sasioneo
our ~sscaiies With China. - President q -
United states - requested % negotiate .
treaty w.th the Emperor % China conta uing .
prov s.on that no Chinese isborer shall entss
The Unxed stateA
There was = double purpose on the
part 81 the foxy Senator In Offering
this resolution. He wished 70 = make
himself solid" with the people Of the
Pacific slope and At the same time 20
deprive the Democratic Administers
ton Of n credit il might receive Tor
negotiating the new Chinese treaty.
But the President In replying 70 the
resolution. raised the scalp Of the Ohio
fox. lie informed the Senate thai =
treaty such rs the resolution proposed
had been in progress Of negotiation
for months Of rhich fact members q
ne Foreign Afairs Committee Of ne
Senate hal been iaformed By the Sccre-
fary Of state. II an icicle coated with
soft soap could blush John Sherman's
cheek would have Redeemed ut this ex'
posture Of his hypocritical pretense-
Harrisburg PA PdtrtoL
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haved like . jewel. - Ruthie made her
first venture on the biscuits.
II might have done II long ago."
she said. rs q little more than half an
hour later she took from the oven
pan ~ biscuits. light and nice.y-
Drowned. such rs any cook might 10
proud Of. ''Rnt there are plenty u
things ! might have done long ago. il
] had only thought so. But | wasn't
a fairy them
20 mamma. here you arei" Ruthie
looked proudly about the room rs
mammals quick eye took In every de-
tail Of the thorough cleaning. even 10
the corner cupboard. which had been
purposcly left open.
IL heard Mrs. Bright's voice some
time ago. but ! felt like resting. SO |
did not come in. She has been helping
you, hasn't she? heard her talking
about fairies-she's a good fairy her
self. I'm sure"
Indeed. mamma" said Ruthic.
laughing merriiy. Mrs Bright hasn't
done a thing. was telling her | wish
cd a fairy would come and wave her
magic wand for me and have every
thing done in a flash. and then she said
I'd better be a fairy myself. think il
would be a pretty nice thing 70 be a
real fairy" the little girl chattcd on. as
| she set the table. FOR then III have a
| splendid carriage for you 20 ride in.
mamma. and you should never do a bit
Of work again. and baby should have a
clean white dress every day. But AZ l
| cant be that kind Of a fairy, Mrs
Bright thinks I'd better be a common
kind Of a little household fairy. So
I've been trying that"
you are the dearest little fair, in
tho world" said mamma; ''and see.
you have two little wands instead Of
one"
Mamma kissed the dear little hands
as she spoke. but added:
There's one thing better even han
a household fairy. and ! think that is
what you are to me-
..What. mammal asked Ruth,c.
"A little household angel. dear
Sydney Dayre IN chicago Adrancc.
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vuneral - Ex~-E1easeaant 0esereer 49,
an<fner - Grae< Cher<n. 49, tsr.-
fs.>1e.ne 49,
- -
49,,
Win. ~ 49,. "a .~,-
er.cx =. y. $50 !. cr.re
l.-S-o. - y 49, S-<s,- .,.~--
c--0- 49, u---.s--<--, ria
@ rr....5 $500 r,h,nef
Errscn. ---~- r,iti~al
-r,rch anrinr The
~
~ -,,,,~>S
resident SietcIen - .~~S Thc~~
ms ntention 70 A.srau 4. --.n -.~e
~ NC kn-ns1es ~. .hcrf eleven
mrsn snfprEu ~ c.,s - which
ociock, r.s Sfr~s@~rx WHIT
etrrpeo ~ S-- rhs -.~tv 40
neg = CoIonei - ~ sne
arrissd ear1y, r. -.x~ IS
cruFen 80 o1.-P. - ~ m;5.sl.
SHOWN 20 - -. -~c,S. 40
aisle sna 49, ~ irsrss their
ero~ueu so.- ---ssa ~ ana he
n.zs NJ re,.-.s ~ 80 .o-e ON
retnrnea tns .-.sr go .fe
nr- ~. ss--sees oxer his deceased
% ess..s 80 pres;aert had beer
.ns.~S .rs~tsr ~ an hour the church
~-rsIi ana .r5 An anather auarter
49,. 49, ,hsrs w,s scnrceiv standing
49, r9.,~ ~ The newcomers recog-
s--s ~ r,srs,-ra. The nall bearers
-. r-s~5ss,fiai Marty. They
-. ss--.i ~ n. barlow sidney
w-s- J--sS = Garter. Charles A.
~. Iah, Hunter At. Goodwin. Addi-
- .-5--~ ar5 Nathaniel Niles.
- nr-~h.;m.-,s oId law Mariners.
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YOUTHS DEPARTME NT.


No was not = al particular
To keep the perpendicular,
While walking. for he either skipped or iumpc'
lie stood upon his head awhile.
And. when he weat 20 bed awhile.
uc dove among the pillows which be thumpcs
He never could keep stin . bit;
The lockers ON thought ~ ofr:
He balanced on his ear the kitchen broom;
And did some neat trapczing,
which wns wonderfully pleasing,
On every peg IN grandpa's harness-room
From absolute inanity,
The cat approached insanity
~ sec him slide the banistcrs, 80 rash;
Hut once on that mahogany,
While trying 20 toboggan. no
Upset his calculations with = crashJ
And since that sad disaster
He has gone about In plaster
Not az Paris. like q nice Italian toy
But the kind the doctor uses,
When the bumps and cuts and bruisce
Overcome q little regular live boyi
-G<orge Cooper, IN 50. S1cAotas.
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what shall I say. then. q Hancock ~ heavy
ue.xhf ft<hter.
w.nae,d scot Haseo<< anaa idoi.sd ~ ne
h ~ss = er,sa h.a psrisd hs i,fs Tor Nc
s~asai'as y. s'osa ses A's nas ana sAs ua'sa
% freely.
Glvfns bimself - some thought 70 his country
- freclyt
what rss he doing when n<hsins. OF seeming
~ nsnt nx
army.
FALSELY prrsendins % oser his life for me
unious
what Was he doinx - Gcttysrurx. where ne
fell wounded.
Managed ana Torn " the shot Of \ foes 10
VAS rgnting.
what vas ss ds,nz. ask you. ana what -
he there fort
Fighting for slavery. nshsins for Jsaers's
Kmins "a rebels 20 keep sas rebellion alive.
Provln<. b. PERI ana wounds and HE sknl -
soldier.
Only his faith in rebellion ana love Of the rs6-
els
PROOF DO you want M way. proof b both
PLAZA and abundant
Pronf thar Il clear % the sight Of the patriot
Ingalls,
pa not the Democrats give him their best
p.a not TIE Slid south vote iorhln frssly and
gi2ilys
rnasi : enough, sir. Yea While the immaculate
Ingalls,
Punished jayhaukcrs In Kansas for robhing o.
hen-roostA,
H1neock, The traitor. a. Gettysburg sounded
near dying.
simply was nsntirg for Jefferson Davis NJ
partner.
whas Of the ssAers words "a me % speak O
Mcclellan.
George u Mcclellan. Jca Davis intimate ally
He, when the great Union army, % neariy
death stricken.
s.ddered d shearrened. demoralizsd. huddled
yas but . mob that vas brave but IN lack o
cohesion
Puned il together. and made tan army Win
banners.
csnndsnL solid. the army that fought the who'll
winning Il last By the disciplined strength
hat ne gave y
w~hsstdhe DO u fort Why did he orsaniz'
vcforys
why aid be take me great army % YORKTOWN
and r chmondf
simply that BE- the confederstes' intimat
ally.
rAere might deliver mat army . 5saerso'
sueh was Mcclellan, the ally q rebels u
traitor.
He whom some silly ones out Of ne army ~
ssh would parade before men Of the North :
1hero-
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YeunG voters should support the Deno-
cratie Party u u
The party which contains the most
honest. industrious. useful. humane.
home identifying. CONTEMPLATING men
The party whose honest. humane
men control IT, platforms. utterances
and nominations.
The party which plows : new furrow
every year. instead Of hunting the
same old furrow for Official worma
The party which welcomes honest
men with good IDEAS and fears not "a
inquire into. rcason and act upon {
principle or : question presented
The party which does the most q
educate women. protect virtue and
home Happiness
The party which realizes that every
day brings something new. and every
year should set the people further
ahead and make them better %.
The party which u the trucst In tn
keeping o. il promises -fomeroy'
Advance Thought
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-13
HELP N BOYS.


HOW 10 IIAW8 AnG" oTV
du-trIou-. Useful Men.
Promise Of reward overcomes idle
ness-even the most pronounced a
stitutional l~aziness will yield TO mo-
tivcs sufficiently strong. How the boy
bends TO his task under the promise d
= dime or a dollar. How the young
h-ousekeeper rises to the occasion
under the stimulus Of responsibility
and generous appreciation. II you
want your child to feel that he is Of
no account never trust him with any
important commission; II you would
have him become manly. make him feel
that he IS capable Of meeting high OBJ
legations. The chorc-boy. weary and
footsore from his round Of duties.
should be chcered BY praise II his work
i praiseworthy. To withhold money
from A creditor when due Is no more
r~eprehensible than to withhold appro-
baton Of the merits Of a person. es-
pecialIv OF a child. Parents are often
unjust about the ownership Of pet AMI
mails in which their children have
taken great delight The pet lamb be-
longs to the little boy; he raised i
and il is his. and the Jersey heifcr Is
his also. but they are his only in name
One i sold to the butcher; the o:heI
driven OF rs a high-pric d cow. with
out even saving; by your leave. /"
The money Is pockeied by the father.
You NAV reason with the child. tell
him that he is a minor, that every
thing at home belongs to his father. i
costs a great deal to bring up boys
ETC.. but you can not cfface his strong
sense OF injustice. He will remember
, this experience as long a. he lives, ant
tell il ovcr and over. You often hea'
men telling Of their hard times whe'
they were boys. One remarked TO M
that he would rather follow his son y
the grave than have him 60 through
{ with what he did in his younger days
|. And yet his father was esteemed goo
Christian man. living in All the pro
. prictics, but he did not ~comprchen'
. the rights Of c~hildrcn-thc 10y natur
the needs Of the rising generation
. II could well endure the hard work.
continued he, 'and the petty trials 9
home, had I only had . chance .
school. grew up in comparative u
o 1orancc, not Of books merely. but
. life and all its ways. and a~ttwenty.on
went out to face It's keen respons
bilitics. 10 meet It's sharp intellectu'
a force. to participate in its amenitie
and iii an honorable place. Oh. wh'
blunccrs I made. what modification
endured. now often ! wished 1 had ne
u er been born. II matters not that
have done well since, that prospcri'
10 and blessing nave attended me. ! g
- feel thst ! 4 defrauded In my DO
lhood."--LUr. N. Y. Tribune