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Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Getting Better.

Mr.. John Tyrells Of West Chester, who
was reported to be seriously hurt by u
iall from an Ice house one day last week,
is reported to be getting bettor. 1t
would have been q sad loss for the family
II he mad died, as he is the sole support oi
his widowed mother. John used to run
n truck wagon between this city and
West Chester. He has great many
friends in this city who will be glad Il
hear OF his rapid recovery, among WHOM
is his aunt, residing at 405 Tatnall street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Gninr In Getfyalnrc.

Mead Post, No. /, of Phil aielphia will
give an excursion to Ge tysburg tomorrow
and the trains from this city will leave
the Baltimore s. Ohio railroad station
short before s o'clock. Tne fare for
The round trip Is only $3.50, and the train
will go by way OF Baltimore, Washington,
Harper's Ferry aud Antic'am, stopping
one hour at the Ferry and three hours
at Antietani, giving the excursonists All
opportunity OF viewing these historic
places,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
A New Exeur.Ion for our People.

Mauch Chunk, Switchback and Glen
Onoko, most delightful excursion terri
tory.is opened to our people by the enter
prise OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. Fat
usday noxt trsip leaving Wilmington
$50 a. M, Chester 6.55 a. m, will con-
neot with special excursion train IN
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. This
train will run through to Mauch Chunk
on fast schedule, returning in the even
ing. Round trip rate $500 from VIII
mington and S2.75 from Chester.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Raristrur.s Renort.

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were o births, marriages
and IL deaths reported 10 Registrar Lee
as having occurred In this city.
Causes OF death--Consumption 8; can
Ger, 2; apoplexy, Brighps disease, con-
vuisions, castro en,eritis, cerebral hem
orrhages, heart disease, meningitis, nat
ural causes, scarlet fever and typhoid
fever, 1 each.
Ages OF deceased-Under one year, 3;
from TO 8. 1; 8 to 10, 1; 20 to 80. 8; 80
to 40. 1; 40 70 SO, 8; % to 70, 1; ~ to 80,
q
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Drowned in a sIuiee.

About noon last Saturday 9.year-old
boy named Wi liam McGlashion, was
drowned IN the sluice near the Kenne-
bee Ice and Coal Company's buildings.
The boy was carrying dinner TO his step
father, John NJ. Tritr, the suIorindent oi
the Kennebec Company, aud II Is sGp-
psscd that he fell overbo ard. Tho BODY
was found and co.oner's jnry rendered
a verdict of accidental drcwuing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

WANTED.-A GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w kitchen At lArdner's, southwest cor
ner, Seventh and ehipiey sts. 20 %
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

WANrKD.-A GOOD WOMAN FOR
w General housewt rk. Apply nj
dw elling house, N. W. Cor. Front and West
streets. sv-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
In the Woods.

A Harvest Home for the benefit OF
Newport NJ. Z. Church will be held in
Thos. d. Lynam's woods on Thursday,
September 18th, 18S9,to which every body
is Invited to go and spend q day. There
will be good speaking and pleasant exer-
cises. A good dinner ard refreshments
will be bountifuiIy provided. Committee;
A. w. Everson and V. G. Finn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
"A orcat Dny on me sritchbaols.

The Pennsylvania railroads. personally
conducted mid-septembcr excursion TO
Swi,chback aud Glen Onoko leaves
Philadelphia 7.3J q. m on Saturday.
Connecting trsius leave Wilmington $50
q M, Chester 0.55 a. m. II is o great
chance for the school children. Round
trip rata from Wilmington $500, Chester
t275. Children half rates.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

An Interesting Visit 10 tho Monumental
City may be made ON the occasion Of the
Maryland Exposition. Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore l,ailroad
Company will sell excursion tickets Sep
ttmber 7th 10 l4tb, valid for return until
September 2lst, at one fare (S2.05). fol
the round trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Another Pension Granted.

W. 8. McNa,r received n1tes -
Washington, D. c., tbs morning, sSj 4.
that Botel Cannon, late of Compauy 4
2,,h Regt., U. S. q. T., had Dfeh y s' ~
a pension Of S22 month. 1t Is ~ ~ m hi
mence, Sept. IL, 1884, aud he WI, d
a neat little sum OF accrued pens'Oh
lives at No, 723 e. 7th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
New Organization.

Co. B. Soldiers Union OF Delaware,
was organized ct New Castle on Saturday
evening With 26 names on the roll. The
following officers were elected. Captain,
jose ph K. Vautine; LIST Lieutenant, Geo.
NJ. Riley; 81 Lieutenant, Edward Nc
Donoueb; Orderly Sergeant, Robert L.
Martin; Quartsrmas,er Sergeant, Jacob
Smith.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
VIII Give n Reception.

The Young Mems Christian AssocIa-
tion will give a reception tomorrow
evening 10 E. X. Lytlc, at their room,
No. 1907 Market street. The exercises
will consist of yocsl and instrumental
music, and athletic exercises In the gym.
nasium. The public are Invited to at.
tend
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Excursion to Sen Isle City.

The Committee of One Hundred will
make an excursion to Sea Isle City, Nj,
ou Thursday, the 18th inst, leaving the
p, w. g. B. depot. at $50 a. m. Music
will be furnished by Harding's Cornet
Band. Fare, Sl.25. Children under IL
yeArs, 65 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Prof. RossiteI & Persons 5

(fourth door, 10 now open. Dancing school
every NJ Jnday and Thursday evenfpE. Each
pupil receives Individual insirnctioas. Even
lngs. Professor Albert's Orchestra has been
eng ged Tor the season. All the latest dances
taught. Invitation for ladies are being dis
tributed. ss-An-m-wea-sat
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
A Serious Fail.

Yesterday afternoon while young
man named Patrick Graney was txcer-
cising On swing In the West Erd Park
he fell and was seriously injured. He
was unconscious for several minutes but
was, alter he recovered, ahle to walk to
HE home at No. l23 Logan street, where
he was attended by physicirn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Only se.O5 to Baltimore and Return
via. PHILADELPHIA, Wilmlp2to and Ba'li-
more Railroads fast express trains, on
the occasion of the great Maryland Ex-
position. Tick Is sold Sep:emSe, 7th to
lith, valid for r,turn until september 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Excursion to Baltimore via D a. o

Swift trains, superb roadway, elegant
Coaches. All appliances for safety,
epecd and comfort s9.OS rolnd trip
during Exposition week, September to
IL
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Mnuch CHUNK aud sMIlchbaeS.

The region about Maurh Chunk y
noted by reason of its te,nit beauty VI
the '.Bw itzerland of America II aholIl
as fire mountain scenery ar can Oe ,Ouual
In the Atlantic States. Zee II on eNu.,|
day next. Pennsylvania Rairosd eieu''|
sion train leaves Wilmington t.f9 D. NJ ~
Chester 6.55 q. IT. Rround TIP WI
mington $500, Chester e -.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
VI.B.SHARP &C.,,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have placed o loom
order for ribbons and are
now enabled to hand them
to our customers at aston
ishingly low prices. We save
all the middle profits and
you get the benefit. The
line comprises a rich variety
OF colorings Of the best Stan.
dard Cros. Grain Satin Edge
Ribbons.
o. 5 were 12hS, now o cents
No. . were l6, now IA cents
No. u were "a, now II cents
No. ? will be included In the
line later on at IL cents, In
stead of Is.
An cdd lot Of summer.
left Handkerchie
hemstItched. colored borders,
plain and scalloped-are re-
duced from 25 cents to 19
cents.
Another the. same way
ladies' hemstitched, colored
borders-.reduced from 37A
to Is cents.
Fine quality French Lisle
Stockings, solid stripes in
colors, and slightly solled
from window displays, are
reduced from rs cents to %
cents per pair; sizes, 81 to
81.
Fine quality French Lisle
repeating stripes and drop
stitched, are reduced from
81 to 81 cents; sizes 8 tc
81.
Challlc effect Ia Wrapper
Cloth, elaborate patterns In
stripes and fiaures,and quite
the thing for house gowns.
one Of the new fall ideas
o74 cents per yard.
Dress Plaids.-copies from
the imported stu6fs, three
quarters wool, 80 ! n C b e
wide, and the best appear
ing dress fabric for { h
money you are likely to see
25 cents per yard.
Imperial indigo b Luz
Chintz, fine and heavy ant
absolutely fast colors-th
most stylish and happy com
; biuatlons in cotton ye
r brought out-7.8 wide
12I cents.
Medium weight undei
Il wear, just right for betwee
3 the seasons. Full lines { o
Z men, ladies and children -t
. cents and % cents to 38.
Every lady housekeep'
!, knows a good Marseill
:. : guilt when she sees it. W
/, have two numbers of abo
fifty each which, on accoul
of a slight soil, we shall 81
P, for about one-third the rel
IS ular price. These quilts a
II beautifully borerded and
m exquisite patterns and I
ii. splendid qualities. They a
~ ~ a bargain not often offer
p In such standard goods. T
IL $3.50 number we shall 81
.,a for $I.8s-6asemsent
nv nv You can vet pick up
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Both carriage builders and others
greatly praised s. ]. Whites exhibit of
carriages, which is now continued the
year around at their commodious works
Second and Orange streets. Item braced:
1. A jump-seat depot carriage with
drop end gate, side doors and hood front.
Ut had handsomely-painted canary gear
md black body and was harnessed TO a
beautiful psper-maohe gray horse.
2. A pony cart, double scat, back to
back, gear carmine with yellow triple
stripe and body finished in plain wood.
1t attracted purchaser.
s. Falling top buggy, Brewster spring,
fngle horse; all black and gear striped
white.
T. Depot cut-yneer with drop end
gate. Back seat TO sit facing backward
and forward. A carriage builder er,
pressed the opinion that il was finished
fegardless Of expense and was one OF til,
Apest carriages 90 the fair.
30. Extension falling top surrey, blael
Body. Carmine gear striped with fin,
fines. Double seat Suitable for on,
Horse or two.
The painting and finish Of s.J. Whl,e'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Holiday Trip for Teacher and se''o'-
On Saturday next grand exeur'i% n.s. Y
Switch hack aud Gen Onoko via Nh. Wl.
tylyania Railroad. Tain leaves WI
mington G. 80 =. M, Chester 6'oo p.'I., n.
connecting with excursion train AZ -
deiphla. Round TIP iare, WiiI~s'
S3. 90, Chester l2.75.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
An Important Meeting .

smyth Post, No. l, G. A. r., will hold
an important meeting this evening at
their headquarters, Third and King
streets, and every member is requested to
be present
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Sale of Horses,

jester s. NJ McDaniel will have sale of
forty Missouri horses at their stab es, No.
410 West Front street, On Friday, the
18th Inst. In the lot arc several fine
drivers as well rs irst-class workers.
For particulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
DUBLIC SALE
Fourth and Market streets.

OF Aftv, fue, well located building sites, on
the premises, Wilmington Del. Saturday alter
noon.
SEPT. II, 1885,
l0lots at Twenty-seventh and Market streets,
and six lots at Twentv-nth and West
streets, com I encing at Twenty Seventh and
Market streets at I O'Clock.
One lot, 20xl00 feet oil westerly side OF Mon
roe street. ~ feet sou b of Eighth street.
Sale At 5.i5 O'Clock.
81 lots, at Maryland avenue, Franklin and
Banning streets. RAE at 5. 40 O'Clock.
Lots situated at Twenty-scyenth and Mar
ket, Twsnty-hfth and West and Eighth and
Moni o streets are ear the electric line of
siree. cars aud will bo sold without reserve,
FOR plan OF lots see posters. or call on
J. J. FIERCE, No. W. Seventh ST.;
L W. stidham 4 Son. aGcti. scot
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Tho Montller.

Tomorrow promises to be from lai
to slightly cloudy, and rather waIna|
Wednesday, fair with stationary 'euis"l
lnrn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Aprao,ionl ExperIenee OF

A Practical Experience VI a.
1S years enables me to repair cI0cIl
torily all grades of watches a. anu and U q
Clocks TO be repaired called tor Who'd
turned to any part OF the ei.y ,sssl,lI
extra charge. Fri L. Bar'op' WV
az East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
A snnnnsed Mud Do-

About noon to-day a dog made his ap-
pearance at Third aud Poplar streets, and
as he acted 10 singular manner 1t was
supposed that he was mad and an officer
was tent for to despa 'ch him.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Gn-tnAcrrer,s

Art store, No. 4l9 stipley street, for pic
lures ready framed. The finest co.lec-
tion in the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Edl,on,s phonograph, Shorthand

and type-writing taught by o practical
ttenographer; Instructions private. Type.
writer students taught to use Eiison's
Phonos raph, free. Photographs for rent.
CHAs. @. GuYER, No. 62G Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Fair Over,

What next? Why one OF Cummings
crayon portraits and l2 cabinet photos ior
50. 90, No. 302 Market steeet.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
NJ. MGgaly ( Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.

Two mammoth stores filled
with a well selected stock, which
will be closed out during fair
week at a reduction OF 10 per
cent. on all cash sales. All our
goods are marked in plain hgu-
res and you can't go astray in
prices. Bear i'll mind that this
offer only lasts this week and is
simply made to reduce the
large stock which we have on
hand. You can more than
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
MARRIED

wORTH-TAYLOR.-At the residence
of Mrs. Jane Grubb, by the Rev. John
u. &. Hnnna, on Thursday evening,
September D 1889. Francis Worth, Esq,
and Miss Lizzic 4. Taylor, both of
Chester county, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Wilmington Commercial College
Aud school of short hand a.d type
writing re-opens Sept. End. Otllce open
daily.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Great Sale OF

Summer shoe barGa MS still keeps bu,i.
noes lively at 206 Market street, above
Second, Babcock's Familo Shoe House.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Oysters.

P cture frames made to order at
Yerger's factory, 4l9 sh'pley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Destroyed by Fire,

The celebrated d. B. B. cigar, manu-
featured by II. F. Bourbon & Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Garnet sweener, for q, 90

This is the greatest bargain ever offered
in these goods; made to sell at a. 81; can.
not be had again. At q. Worr,li's, 9Th
and Sh'pley streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

A sociable will be given BY Fairfax
Lodge No. ., I. o. o. r., iu the audi
tcrium OF the Odd Fellows Hall, on FRI
day evening next.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Paper Hanging

and decorating neatyjone at short notice.
Estimates furnished free of charge. G..
Ii. BALDWIN Il soN, 3l2 e. Fourth st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Now for n Good Watermelon

right from the lands of New jersey.
Come look at them; three thousand Juicy
Mountain walerlntlons to-morr at
No. l3 L. Fourth 81. Smeltz 81 Go.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
DIED.

KING. On the sth inst, Smiley ]. King,
Jr.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the
residence OF his brother-in-law. Joseph
A. Miller, No. s2s Monroe street, ON
Wednesday, the llth inst, ut 10 O'Clock
n. IN. High mass ut ST. Pnul's. Inter
mcnt at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

E,OR SALE SIX GOOD, ySIls
II young and fresh cows with y 49,
calves by their sides. also 10 u"
backward springers. L. W. sTIDHAM
and Son, Auct. s0-3tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

Largest raw, s.cwed, fried, panned or
bro!fcd oysters at Aintcows', 7v7 chip ey
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
For Dinners

and oysters in every style 60 to ''
502 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Go to Baltimore via tn

Take swift flyers from Delaware ave.
nue. station. Round trip during Exposition
week, S2.05.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

wv ANTED -HALF-GROwN COL
w crrd boy. Address by letter, VIII
mingt,n College OF Music, giving reference,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
nnortant TO MotIlc.
Get Your

Dlarrhea aud dysenttry arc prevented
uring teething by aooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

I. f. Belts has made over q hundred
electric motors from L-horse 10 5-horss
power, used for ventilating fans, ma
chine shops, printing offices, elevators,
sewing maehines, shoe machines and all
kinds Of light machinery. /. +. Belts is
the only machinist known to the writer
who makes band saws
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
90 to YerGer's,

40 shipioy street. and sec sst1tsssS thC.s s9' ID
fdres ready framed. EVe''V'N'
them,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

WANTED.-BY A LADY. A POSI-
w tion in any kind OF a store. Best OF
reference. Address A, thIso fil,e. 90 -ztt
Tor RENT.-ROoMs IN PRIVATE
II family, with or without bta'd, at No.
los West Seventh street. s0-6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

w WANTED.-A Leaf HER CUR
w rier. None but good mechanic aud
siesdy man need apply; Tilos. McCoMn.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

WTANTRD- HORSES, cows To PAS
w tureApply to SULLIVAN Harrison and
Oak streets sp-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
NIL. n,arm Key Lost.

Fire Alarm Key Los" "A
Fire elarm key No. 2l7 has XII by Il
and the dnder will confer Ia'o'
turning It to the police station. 4
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
State of Thermometer.

at the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, 10 W
ehade:
7o'clock 10o'clock l2oeIO'V
GO &c u
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09
Homemade Bread

at W eyl's. No. 7 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-09

TOR RENT.-HALF OF A MEAT
Il market for the sale of fish and oysters
where q good business can be esta blishtd.
Mad son street. 1T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
L nlW poISkiCh
w AMERYCE,

W BALTIMORE zafoaone
tamze Polskie Towarzystwo
Budowlane ma przed soba
wlelka przyszfesc, zarowno jak
inne polskie bunki tego ro-
dzaju : W Chicago, St. Paul,
Mimi, Philadelphia i innych
miastaeh. = Lud polski, kto-
ry W starym kraju nie sfynaf
z oszczednosci Oak wogole lu-
dy s&owlanskie, z wyjatkiem
Czecbew) narczyf sic tu tel
cnoty cd innych naredew,
skiada uciutane grosze W pol.
skich bankach przez to wzma-
ga sic kredyt i zarobkowos6
Pelakow. Dzlwimy sic tylko,
czemu te Easze banki ME O.
gfaszaja przynajmniej swych
rocznyoh rachunkow W pis-
mach polskich. Gdyby sic pu-
blicznose przekonafa, ze iute-
resa odnesaego Towarzystwa
dobrze SO prowadzone, kapita-
fy u niego ulokowane dobry
przynosza procent korzyst
ogofowi, to przynecafeby one
sebie przez to samo coraz vie.
cej czfonkow.
w MAHQNEY CITY Pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

swiadczeaia ME zna war.osci
pleniedzy, temu pozyczka ME
pfuzy tatwo przyszlo, fatwo
poszfo: ten tylko ma prawo
pozyczaG, kto sic nauczyf zara.
biac.
Tea ty]ke petra6 po&yezki
uzye ma eobre, kto eszcze
dnesci zdofat plerwszy grosz
odtozyd. Prawie wszyscy DIR
siejsi i dawniejsi bogacze ame-
rykanscy zaczeli ,llcsego:u-
zbre]ebi W energla, pilnes6,
skrzetnos&, wytrwatose, stop
niowo pewoli torewah sobie
droge pracuJac wfasnym tru :,
dem zdobyterni pieniedzmi.
Stewart, biedny chfepak ir-
landzki, miaf W ostatnich la.
tach zycia poftora miliona do
lar6w dochodu.
Aster, syn biednego dzier
zawcy, pozostawii dwadzlescia
mllionow dolarew. Stefan Gi-
rare, chfopiec okretowy, re
braf dziewiec milionew, a Kor.
nellusz Vanderbildt, ojciec dzi-
slejszego krela kolejowego, ka-
ryere swoje zaczat jako ster-
nix.
K'edy lekarz zbliza sic do
cherego, ktorym vie, ze
czuje odraze do lekarstwa, mo
VII odwagi' przyjecielu, erze :
zwycle2 wstret zazyj przy :
kra miksture - inaczej zle z
toba!
| TAX same naleAy postapid z
cherym ma rozrzutnese. Cho.
rym jestes bracie, mowimy
don, choroba twe]a gotuje ei
terbe W perspektywle, ale GIG
wyleczymy: oto sredek prey.
kry wprawdzie, ale zbawienny
przezwyciqz odziedziczony dor
wstret: 6qdz oszczed'ayna!
| Cheese dojsG do pieniedzy,
hadz eszczednym = oto Sc
kret cafej sztuki. Jezeli ME
masz majatku = oszczedzaj
bys doszedf de niego; iezel
masz = oszezedzaj, bys g
zaehowaf. hatwiej jest zarobi'
niz to cos zarebif utrzynae
W obu wypadkach zasadq po
stepowania: wydawaG mnie
nlz sic Zarabia.
| PEACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
Uwagio oszczednosci

Cheese bye niezaleznym =
stree sic dlugu. Plerwszy
dug, to jak pierwszy krok bfe.
dny, staczajqcy dalej po pc.
chyfosci = W przepast. CO
jesz, pijesz, co nosisz, MECH
bedzie t,0oje. Pamietaj zawsze
10 tenn, ze wierzyciel two] bu-
dzi sic nazajutrz bogatszym,
bo noe mu procent przyniosfa,
ale ty wstajesz b;edniejszym,
bo przez noe dug twoj uresf
Kto pozycza, robi czestekred
wydatki, ktorychby ME rebif,
gdyby ME pozyczyf.
Me opieraj powodzenia ma
peayczanym groszu. Kto z do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

wa, n0ce bezsenne prZepfdza
jac. - Ojciec pracuje ma u
trzymanie rodziny; gdy dzieci
rodrosna, wspolna praca redzi.
COW dziedmi powieksza byt
i lacey scislej rodzine, pod Jed
nym dachem &yjaca - b4e-
COSTA wiehstwo Boskie spoczy-
wa mad uczciwa rodzinq. Do
bra matka broni wczesnie cd
z}ych nafogow swe dzleci. -
Jeden uczopy powiedziaf: ,gni)
drzewko dopoki mfode, be jak
gruby pien wrosnie, ME dasz
rady." - TAX matkl uprawla.
jac serca swych dzieci, bron
Gle, zeby. zle aafogi W nlch
ME zastarzafy, i dzieci vase
zaniedbane ME dostaiy sic do
| wiezien!a, gdzie nieszczesliwi
przeklinaja godzlny urodzenla
rodz1cow, ktorzy ME nauczy-
Ii ich zyc uczciwie.
Wszak farmerzy, gdy upra-
wiaja role, zeby debre ploLy
ziemia wydafa, niszcza przede-
wszystkiem chwasty, ktors
przeszkadza]a wyrastae dobre-
mu ziarnu. TAX zfe naiog,, jak
chwasty, nlszcza cnoty uczci-
wosci.
PamietaJcie rodzlce, 1e przed
| Bogiem edpowialae bsdziscie
"a zfe wychowanie dzieei, -
uczcie debrym przyktadem
wlecej wpiywu majaeynl- md
wszelkie przestregi. = Strzea'
Gle sic sami kfotni z sasiaaa.
mi, robienia szkody drugim, a
vase dzieci ME widzac zfych
czynaw, beda was szanowafy,
- wzbudzcie W Mich mifesd
dla sieble, a starosc wasza o.
tocza treskliwoscia. = Zfe wy.
chowanie wytrwarza zfyeh ]u-
dzi i niezgoda W redziaie do.
prowadza do niedoli.
| Widzimy nieraz, jak spadek
lpo rodzicach wprewadza ME.
zgode miedzy redzenstwem
lkfoca sic hracia ! siostry c
kawsfek gruntu, 0 szmaty pozo
stale. = Bracia siostry mai
bli2si jednej krwi, przez chci-
lwos6, wydzieraja sobie, co mo
ga, po tel walce czy ME
lgerzki kawafek chleba zdoby
Ity krzywda brata!
Gdalez rozum, bojazn Bogs
/ SERGE, ktore powinno zaiat
vic interesa rodzinne zgod
ME?
I Patrzcie kfotliwi ma bydIl
pasace sic zgodnie ma jednen
polu. - A miedzy ludzmi OBJ
darzonymi rozumem, talk tru-
dno zgode i pojecle szczes
cia, jake dale rodzlna. :
ICzfowiek, ktory utracif wszyst
klch swoich, pozestaf samot
ny, bez pocieehy, bez zyczli
wego serca, boleje pc stra
Gle rodziny, ktorej nie umia
ceni6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
Szczescie W rodzinie

Czy zastanawlafes sic czy-
telniku, Ay]ac w gronie rodzi'
ny, jak jest wielkiem szczes-
ciem zgoda, mifosd, faezaca
kazda rodzine uczeiwa, 2yjaca
weafug przykazan Beskich?
Zgoda W rodzinie to kr5le-
stwo Boze ma zlemi.
Pc pewnych latach, gdy
dom epuszczaja azlecl jeanej
matkl, kazde stanowlac cd :
dzielna rodzine, kto wtedy W
nieszczesciu, W potrzebie kto
ssporatuje? = brat, siostra, o.
eiac, matka, podziela sic ostat-
aim kawaikiem chleba. Do
:#bre dzieci ME epuszczaja rodzl-
cow w starosci, pamietajac, ja-
kie trudy ponosili rodzice W
ich dziecinnych latach.
Matka, gdy dziecie przyj-
die ma SWAT, karmi je, Fla.
stuye, uczy chodzi6, mowic
Boga chwalle, W cEorebie czu'