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The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
on LIEEls THREsHoLD.
Incidents illustrating the Unjust Punish
mcnt of Children.

mcnt of Children.
Well does the writer remember tho case Of
a parent who whipped his little daughter,
attempting to overcome in this way her
whimsical terror CT the dark when left alone
at night. The poor little maid sobbed her
self to sleep that night.
But the next evening, five minutes after
she had been left alone with the, to her, fear
full dark, her terror overcame her dread of
punishment, and a pitiful little voice was
heard at the head of the stairs:
'sOh papa, please como up here and whip
me! I'm so 'fraid of the darkw
This convinced the father that the child's
terror was more than a whim, and he deeply
regretted his hasty punishment, which was
never repeated The following incident, re-
lated by father, is of the same nature;
II shall never forget, though have wished
q thousand times that / could, how pun
ished little Mamie for continually pronounc
ing a word wrong-as thought willfully-
nfter | had tried hard to make her say il
correctly. She was quiet for few moments
after punished her, and then she looked "
with quivering lip and said:
Papa, you will have to whiNme again.
can't say it"
"You can imagine how felt, and how
kept on remembering the look on her fac
and the tone of the sad little voice. youth
Companion
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
A Dnle,s .Jnlse.

Fweddie's wardrobe suffered severely in
tho fire at the Southern hotel. His friend
Cholly, meeting him on the street, observed:
"Good gwacious, Fweddie Whatevah have
you done with youah good clothes' You
look like a twamp"
"Deah boy, my clothes are 'soaked'n
"Dcah me! Didn't know you were in such
straights, my boy. What did you get on
themn
"Watah! Ha-ha!"-Chicago Tribune.
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HOW to 1vrltn n nin1nct sto,.,.

Take IA number of sheets of new white paper
and write story on them. Any story will do.
Get your double barreled shot gun and load
it with fine bird shot.
Pinyour story up against the side of barn,
stand off about twenty feet, aim carefully
aad let both barrels drive.
II you find that there haven't been suf-
flcient vowels knocked out, repeat the oper-
ation.-Judge.
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one Moro Disappointment.

Employer-W William, you have now worked
for me three years.
eyes, sir.n
Sand have always found you industrious,
painstaliing and honest"
81 have tried to be, sirn
Snow, desire to show that appreciate
your fidelity"
"Thank you, SIR"
"For the next two months you will worl,
on the books until IL o'clock every night |
do not fear to leave you in the office alone at
all. L have great deal of confidence in
you.n-Lincoln Journal.
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Special Mention.

The attention of our Iead, is called to the
advertisement Of E. L. Barton, No. q L. eth
street, he is practical mechanic in his line
snl Ii ha an exper ence in this city that
should command him good rrad"~-"i"s
him call.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
WHY Ho Didn't Want IL.

"Darringer, have you half dollar that
you don't wantF'
'Why, certainly. Here it is"
The next day:
"Say, DaTinger, that half dollar you gave
me was a counterfeit"
eyes, Bromley You asked me il l had a
half dollar that didn't want life.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
A Suggestion,

A New York physician says that more sud-
den deaths take place on the fourth floor of
buildings in that city in one year than in all
other parts of the houses combined In view
of this alarming fact, architects should make
it a point to omit the fourth floor when de-
signing a six or eight story building. Nor
ristown Herald
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
An Unnecessary Insult.

Tramp-Madam, will you give mo some
thing to eatl
Madam kin give you an old vest if you
want it
Tramp-NIadam, do you take me for 2
Yorkville goatl-Time.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01

"What? Leave these cool breezes for a
summer in Canadal"
"Well, my husband is there-and"--
"Goodness! The idea of his going theren
"Well, he preferred Canada to Sing Sing"
-Tifa
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son Sunday only arrive Chester (B & o) 9,35 a m
1905 am " "
A. g. MoCAsUSLAND, BoWNESS BRIGGS,
superintendent, Sen. Pas. Agent.
The Wilmingtonian., 1888-09-01
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y.

at
Joliet LaSane Peoria Gnese2 Moline ROCK i5and IN
places depots
DAY COAC4ES DINING CARS magnificent PALACE
@ re5tS R G&f 6R s g. % Ff % g %oders % 6roas6
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s24 MARKET ST., Wilmington, Del
DInlII VRewalded are those who read this
lllUlIL land then act; they will find honor

able employment that will not take them
from their homes and families The profits
are large and sure for every industrious per-
son, many have made and are now are now
making several hundred dollars month. 1t
is easy for any one to make IS and upwards
per day, who is willing to work. Either sex
young or old; capital not needed; we start
you. Everything. No special ability re-
auired you reader, can do it as well as any
one. Write to us at once for full particulars
which we mail free. Address Stinson & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD SCHEDULE, JULY Sth, 1888.
GOING NORTH,
Daily Daily Sund
ex-Sunday only

II q H. STATION. $50 lO.25 225 SIS .. 1l.2iF2
son Sunday :only leave Philadelphia (B. & o.
800 p IN. -
son SUNDAY only leave Chester (B q o. S.sl D m
Additional Trains,
Daily, except Saturday and Sunday, leave tB& o.
B.R 30, $50 pm. Chester (B. & o. R.R 5 Ol, 500
pmr Wilmington 6,l5 p. M, B. ,S o. Junction 6.26
p m, Newbridge $50 pm, Arrive at Dupont 657p nm
On Saturday only, will leave wilmington S %
P M, Sewbrdge At 545 p M; Arrive Dupont sos
p m. Leave Wilmington LIS p m, Newbrfdge IL 35
IN, Arrive ut Dupont ll55 p IN, Leave Biresboro
LILO I'm, Arrive Reading 40 D m,
GOING SOUTH,
Daily Sunday
Daily eX Sund only
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THE CHICAGO, KANSAS g. NEBRASKA R'Y



lasted last track aS of heavy rail Iron qnd s9ns
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the between Rock Island Atclon Kansas
e. ST. JOHN, 6. a. HoL5RooK,
General Hanagar CHICAGO I'LL Genl as5r Agent
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BahbEateffrcbesn.

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ioHen5ua Der ,Bennipl0auier 8lAH" coli
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Tr1tt3uge. Sin n Dem Gestreu befi15N
der GeImlggou ing Eeuer, uno b2lritt.i
des @iagntbum, ein'dueBIid zines 8,pit
unb m9nrersr Grd9tUaggon8, muoe icr'i5u.
Die Baio9iere iamer mt bem S6redeu ola
Dou, alletn elm SreuleT miro UgrulBt Unh
bet mabrideiuIid5 oa5 ytbeu UerIOreu. Sec.
SiCem, GO'omotloii5rer oes BrabSugS, ers
Hirt, bic 2uftbrem'en eiue8 BUGS bitten Den
8tenff osriagt, unb es ist ibm aber uun3J
lid gtneieU, ben 3ug gum U7bGlteu 81 brrH'
asu. Sfeem mo Ger peBer lprluleu I'm
Gugenblide Der &OlltFou onu Der Yo'omotip,
bSrab uuo erlitteu hUere GerIseH19eH
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,2NE @ahL GaHpAanc.
SIaiHs's gtumpteaT tint gSeftta. 80 SGrriieH
uno ote 9tsa. -- Senator Glair In grrgtz
ateu nit fauIER EierH bewrEf,u.


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idIOfeu bat, pm. SaS. g. 6lltue'S blDorz
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cnt, gienz Serisp uu0 auosrsu Oili12u 5taas
t6n geforbert mIrO. giah otm Uulpriuglihsu
Arrangement iolIte CT fuui 5tcoeu }aoilua
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I'm. @on6ou, etH lIiiGer 3euoaH,r ool
EIoOmlngtou, SuS., Elm 4'T@a0tl, III nd
dem er eibltt erbdrtSte, 5euerdl garrtloH
lube III elmer Gm ?. 9tO0em6er 1876 II SloO=
mtngtcH, Sls. gehlIteueu 9iete iOlgeuoe BE.
merIluseH gematt: vShr 4le gUl5t, mas
Die SreH llnh. Gbne oIgig.beI UGrbeu mir
Mot Die Sal'te uuigrer 3udr5auier gsbgaG
den, be nit Sren aefiiut iiu0. Die 5tiiloer
tonneu nur 8Um edibuuitlU mo berlr,ys
gen Qrbsiteu, fir peldle Ite uehr arba,teu,
ois fie Derlb iluo, qebruudt D,EOeu. ole
no tstEe miiniheusmertbe AqulNttou iiir bds
amerilnulhe Boil" Sier ana ers DtaIu
befdtiateu @onoou's Iuqabe ourt] 4Ttoa-
utjs. 30sute uerOTiautlidt has Sourual ,,Buu=
Iogropb" bic AnIOGOltS U0u 3 uug2'ePaueu
@gmuhueru Der 5tu0t determination, ruelGe
tAt'GhtHF Oub ItI uiN OtlLt ltuUI OttuI Altt htt7
horteu, uu0 oaB Geuerul 6arriiou tetle 4tuz
Beluu9eu. ME Die argsgeb2utu, Ooer iraeno
nlde dbnllden madte. Inter ltueH Btlr-
aIrn btfiuoen iih 81 @OuOarHeur 5laa R.
9amiItOn uuo GougreBmitqlieo 3toDeu.
StluutO n, &a., 1. Zitober. Senltcr
glnIr 0Ou ytan pampiblre belt bgu.e elUe
Aulprad]e IN elmer reputIltauldeu S5riamu.
lung al Charlottesville, Gr bebauOe.ts "a
rln baupdddUG Die Eurtiirage. Saum bate
sr bggounsu, oils Elm Diauu inter oem Dubs
linn pier fauIe Ster in rajtler GufJn2uNgr.
iolne aui tbE idlCu5arte. Der Ehiter uucoe
UeIgGftIt, mo Der senator bceHOet. OGuu
iejne 9ieoe.
giep. Dort, l. Eitober. - Same5 @,
%IaiHe Jelit t2ute 45tuo, uu illr, IN
GuOalwaggOu hes Gou0tIleEr5 8.81r rad
Detroit, Idd.. ab.
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lriuirrt murOe, u0b es ii eire bensrtens-
mertbe Shatade, oaB 9roBe 6auoelsaeieQ=
i6aitsu uno SirmeH, lODle etn,eIue Saufs
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geredter 4uiprun zines aluefihea lIntarz
t9aneu an einea Slrser otei1s Qaubes abioz
lut fher tft.
8n8 3ugefaneeHe natitrIte Re9t uuo bic
9intlt ieber Regierung, ale lremoeu Beu0ls
teruugselemeute, pelhe aus traeno elmer Ir.
iat)e ihre Broiperttit seidpgoeu, ooer Der Utoz
raj uno bem @eignobeusiufanoe ihrer Blrs
ner Ihdoid1 Iino, mus ais Elm ouerfaauter
Sat oes 8Olt rrsttes Euo oe8 international
len Sertebrs geItsn, oou mel5em aud &blua
nidlt abgeuteilG TT.
1ieie Qebre bat ms 0eraulast, i'm Ser
trauen AM toiaes 8Iia5reu BON 5eiteu
&biua's Quf befeu Iiiiputuna III retuen,
I'm Die 4ueidlieBun8 tneFlder 4rbs,ter 81
erjpingen.
GieIe gtitnirfuug III un8 aber nid5t 3u
&bell geDOroeH. go II ms in Bo5e Der
Neigsruug China ., oen 8srtrag, pelher BON
oefien &ertreteru ab9eihIOiieu murbe, 3u ras
uiiNrer, bic undE9euetme Rotauenolgteit
aufaeordugt, III uElerer SeIbfliilfe bic Iegtsz
latlUe @epnlt aus5uuben. SD tann be FOR
beInng Gbna'8, bic IlHBuiertaeu Serbluos
Iun9en, ne6e 70 9rIEoh9 oa8 game 6elb
bearbeitet babeHr nodu Is 5u erOifneu, ais
Jd64s peiter 1n'epsn, al5 cine Ab6dlt, Die
AEqelegtnbeit 81 otr5ogeru ua0 Die Grtei
dung Der 3pede, Del9e o,sie Regieruug uHo
china i'm 2luge batteu, Slu2 IN 6rage Bu
iisueu.
8ie Gbatadeu uuo llmRGube, peI5e it
bier ap9ela5't babe, oeranlaIieu mtb, in Der
Slfuuupq 8ejicn, mas i'd ala melne Units
| yfgd.t erltte, BEN @o1greTe au3uIblteBeu,
uu bi1 Trage Der aus alle5uug 6lneaider
Albslter oura bic 5eie8Qeouug III erlebigeu,
| fat zines meitereH 8eriuhes, lie i'm Ser
tIag pege III belrIt!8an.
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9eGt tn 5utertiia uHiere8 Bo.lee ausit5en,
ideiat Dpt bic gsredtisteit mo Eiuy9teit
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| uabme nts 1eute LuteIBeIhueteu @eieBes be.
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| Gem Ueltebenoen Uelege llre Jludiebr Qeillt
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! iau geiaBIIdl au65Ei4Ie5eH, ms uit5t ablaI
ttu, gnut aoigJug fir iOIhe @btHeieu auJus
bteten, pelde our4 SepaltBateu III uuIeGer
u1befsotlttE gsgauOen burd 5eieglOe WaH.
| iaeu sslitteu bGbeu. SD empiebl. oe5bQlb
oaB, cine bic 8esgltae SeIpi.IdtLng suiuge
| fiel,u upo uur, Ws'I Is IN oen HtBt Iatiis.r
| tn &ertage Eipultrt mar, bic 5umme uOr
| @276, ,6l9.75 utrp,uIst perOe, uU5e Summt
an ben dtnefjtsu 9sianoteu IA oteiar 5tao
! i'll 3ahleu if ais code @nti4i0Iung fiig aut
&tr!uhe unb GsgleBuugeu ttuWhcr Inter
thuueu bei ben Ob,ueJUabuteu GdegeabelteH
| Itfutiu=9ebdubt, oeu l. Gtober 1888.
OrbEEr Gl.DeLuuO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-02
gtrniiatsB.
gEgIes @ifenbahn.@nte+,. .

Rep 9orf, 1. Ettobar.-3uiI6su einiz
giH m.flj5er 5a5Hea III eia 92arsns8rieg in
@ange, 10 Na3 man leBt ooa ct. Qout5 bier
btec iir nur $ taBren taua, nG5tanb Der
fa5rprei8 son bier ua9 ct. Qouis S13. so
tetragt. Qu Oisi:m Sample Nnb pier Babs
u9u be.beilist ual1.rc tie uSaHo alla," Die
o8ee.2iHte," be o<Soblib, q omie ole bios
0liiFifppi." Der 2amPf wuroe oou Der
,8nneGIt .GiIsnba5u" be9Ounen, bic auoeren
2tnieu iolS.sr baio nab uHo uorgeferu be-
reGuete bic gSqnoaliQ" fir Die 6abrt ION
q. Souls mad Hen- Yort $1I.5O, BE Bee
2iuie" SO, 6ts r%9l5a55" 50 un6 Die n > bio
0hifIFpP.' So: IiGu 8IaGbt Ibrisen5 in
giiCuta ain sEeE'sI nltt, taB oieier JRateu.
Gzica Don larger 3aEer ieiu pirS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-02
2te GbinsFen etntpanOsrAn8 1aO
0as itetae 9eiek.

SauBran3iscO, /. GitOber. - Die
ytot1itt, baB 'brdFOeut &leOstdHo Die &bt.
nelen=Gtu uuter3eiauet babe, DurOe bier NIT
betr6dtIidsm 9utersiie oeruommeu. DtaH
IraQt iia nun, mas unter ben Saffimmuugsu
oes ugueu @sisBes NIT ben 5000 &blueieu gez
iaebeu Ou, bic papTeuo bes leBeu 9a9res
tler antamen, inter 9lbeQ6 &Orpus Gsieb'
len beI 8untea9erthte ans Gano gelaf2n
uurteu uuo ieBt unter Biirgidaft eiUer lla
tsiiuhung ibrer 8Que entge8enie9eu. Ser.
nsr bleibt abiuparteu, mas nit ben 200O
Gbluseu gsiteben pirO, bic sur 3eit aGf BEN
gGeqe bierber fnb. BuuoRs'8lfrittSonUalt
&arrls If Der Qniiat, oaB bic Blu auf biz
grfereu tetre anipenouua fu0et, oaB teoo4
bic Qseteren an Der 2dnooi,::::a3 h2rhinosFt pet-
cen t0nneu. 3Ou &Oaeitor 6agen egtldrte,
er be8neiile, ob oaS utue 8eigg IelHen 3Det
ereintn per5e. Qr CLAUDE, oaB UiIttel uHo
Eeae 9efunoeu perbeu miiroyu, um oaFetbs
III umlebeu, geraoe ple oas tru3er2 ARrt=
ablugjeugeieB uu1garg5n pny6e.
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enlaeaiaaeasltaen aetdatanna.

ct. 2outs, !. GttOber. - Sattie Sfad,
bic 19.ia5rtge 2o&teE BON Charles s. 8lut,
Ebeilhager Der @ouEltifionabaa6ler 5irma
EGirIner & SIad IN ct. SOUS, DeIde eiuea
Wnleaeu, Aomea5 3. Sans. Der auf ber
Tarm itres Saters, In Der Rade uou sud-
iorSiae, 94s., IN 2Ienfen fnnb, aetratbete,
b ftRoet rn pisoer III 9au5a. Sie puroe
rom pills Sqerl1 4tcSog BON 5adIonoille
IL Der gfaEe oon 1tos;Om, 9g., aufgefuuoen
uab ilreu Sltetn N ct. 2oIis iiberliefeet.
GG~s bat baS y stte seiaGt, mn oem Rid
Ter 2rut 81 ent5eben. SO perlautet, eas Der
Wuiatte tereitS 6erbeirataet mar. nls er grI.
BlOd iberIeoete2r no nit Inn trauen III laiz
iea. Dos Raeden bersut iett bttterIid5 iBren
tb6l;G,tsu gei9liuu.
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0iat5s Us.tosritrnte prfgarat II oic
u.IH8 C,u.5 aWycar .qogut2u,t-E
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--sauru.J urU 5-r.r, kuofcU, l.uE,
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form Den aau ou9eeteutau 2ler3taH
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