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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
CZECHY. Pred kilku vie

kami powstaf W Czechach heretyk
Jan Illus, kt6ry pociqgnaf "a So
ba wielu zwolennikow novel re-
llgii. Poniewaz owoczesnc prawa
ma wykraczajacego przeciw wierze
naznacza}y kare smierci przez spa
lenie ma s%tosie, vice mic dziwncgo,
re prawo to wykonano ma Hussie.
10 spalenie by4o hasfem do og6l-
nej wojny religijnej W Czeehach.
Roznamie;nione tfumy %zwolenni-
k6w Hussa, czyli Hussycl przecla-
gaiac pc kraju, dopuszczafy SIG
okropnych zbrodni i mord6w ma
katolikach, palili i rabowali kosclo-
~ katolickic, a mic ME zdo}afo
powstrzymac tel wsclek}ej tfusz-
czy. Navel o%scienne kraje donna
}y wiele ~nieszczest cd zbrodniczej
armii odszczeplehc6w. Ot6z "a
takim to strasznej pamneci Hussem
wystqpili obecnie W swych mowach
pos}owie mfodoczesc,, a uznajac
go "a meczennika, przybrali naz-
we ,,nowych Hussyst6w." Obecnie
zas wzywaja do wystawien'a mu
pomnika. Arcybiskup praski, ks.
kardynaf Schoenborn, wydai teraz
list pasterski do %dyecezyan swycb,
W ktorym ostrzega lud, ably sig
nowym, fafszywym ,,prorokom"
oba}amucic ME da}. Hus, pisze ks.
arcybiskup, by4 przyczyna niez-
miernego n~ieszczescia, jake spad-
10 ma Czechy przez to, re rosie
wal heretyckie nowinki miedzy
ludem. Hus winien byf zupe}nemu
upadkowi ojczyzny czcskiej. Grzesz-
M robota przeto jest, iezeli kto
chce Husa uczynic meczennikiem,
DO przez to stara sic nucic mic.
dry lud zarzewie niezgody i wep-
chnac lud ten W nieszczescie. Me
dajcie sic uwiesc (tak konczy ks.
kardynaD tym ludziom, kt6rzy do
was W imie mi}osci ojczyzny sic
odzywaja. Kto Boga nadewszyst-
ko ME mi}uie, tego mi}os6 Oh
czyzny mic ME warta.
w SEJMIE GRECKIM wni6s}
jeden z pos}6w interpelacya W spra-
vie ~kretehskiej. Rad odm6wif
odpowiedzi. Nlezadowoleni pos1o-
vie tenn posterowaniem rzadu, "a
mierzaja raz ~jeszcze poruszyt spra-
we kretehska PREY n~ajblizszej spo-
sobnosci, ale W innej formie.
BELGIA. Szlachetny czyn
kr6la belgijslSiego wart, ably INA
lazI naSladowc6w. w przysz4ym
roku bedzie obchodzll krol 25-let-
Mig %rocznice dnia, kiedy wstapi4
ma tron belgijski. Kraj chcia} u
rzadzit wielkic uroczystosci z te-
go powodu, a ministrowie nara
dali SIG W tych dniach, CODY mai
lepszego urzadzic ma GEESE swego
monarchy. Tymczasem kr6l kaza}
oswiadezyc, re ME zyczy sobie
zadnych uroczystosci, a tie pie.
Made, kt6reby te wszystkie uro-
czystosci kosztowafy, prosi dac
jake wsparcie robctnikom Okla
leczonym hub przez n~ieszczescie
wnedzv zostajacym. Zacny kr6l!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16

Stub, oraz zaproszonym gosciom,
re ona ma infuenze, dlatego Stub
musi bye odfozony.
w ostatnich dniach donosza
re wszystkich stron o wypadkach
tel modnej choroby. Nietylko we
wszystkich wschodnich miastach
portowych ma ona bye. lecz tax
re w dalekim zachodzie. w Chi.
ceago n%aturalnie .dawno juz jest
Influenza. Jest ona taxa w Oma-
ha, Atkinson, Dallas, Denver, a
nawet W Montanie.
Influenza, przekroczywszy juz
Ocean, z pewnoscia zagladnie w
kazdy zakatek nowego swiata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
co ShYCHAC?
OSTATNIA wizyta cesarza ME.

4ltldL w
ckiego rozpoczaf sic g~oraczkowy
ruch W Turcyl. Komlsye Wolsko-
we badafy rome strategiczne miej-
scowoscl, celem uskutecznlenia
ulepszeh zabezpleczenia mle]sc
siabych.
Widocznym]est W tenn wszyst-
klein wptyw niem1eckl, ktory pc.
straf} wyzyskac polityke Turkow
nawet ma niekorzysG Francyl.
Wm6wiono BOWEN W Rad ture-
cki, il Francya ma zamiar opana'-
wac syrya, a to by}o dostatecz-
nym powodem wzniecenia przeclw
Francyi niechecl. Rownoczesnie
dziennik1 tureckie otrzymafy
wskaz6wke do ostrego wystepo-
wanna wzgledem Grecyi.
w sERBII wychodzi ma jaw
coraz wiecej naduzyc popefnianych
przez bylego krdla Milana. Tyczy
sic to przedewszystkiem pieniedzy,
rzadowych, kt6re Milan miat do
wolnie obracac ma osobiste cele.
jake sp6lnikow tvch malwersacyl
posadzaja wiele wysok'ch dygnl-
tarzy, a miedzy innymi i owego
s}awneeo W swoim czasie Chrlstica.
ZATARG miedzy Portugalia, a
Anglia o pewne posiad}osci W
Afryce przybiera coraz grozn'ejszy
charakter, a navel Ottawa VOL
ny m1edzy tenn, pahstwami wzro-
sla. Ciekawa rzecz, lake stanowi-
sko zajelyby mocarstwa W PREY
padku Walk Anglii z Portugalla.
AGITACYE Rosyi ma poiwysple
bafkanskim, a szczeg6lnlej W Bos-
nil i Herzegovina sklerowane
przeciw Austryi dochodza do mai
wyzszego stopnia bezczelnosci. Me
wszystkie jednak narody sfuchajaa,
tych judaszowskich podszeptdw
r%osyjsklch, lecz zaput ruja sic ma
swoje pofozenie zdrowo; przekona-
Ii sic towiem az nadto, do czcgo
to zmierza narzucaiaca sic opleka
Moskwy. Do tych to pahstw
nalezy W pierwszym rzedze Buf-
garya, kt6ra pc bohatersku zwal'
CA wszelkie intrygi rosyjskie.
Jest nadzieja, re inne narody
wschodnie ME dadza sic uwlesc
zfudne] l zdradzieckiej polityce ca
ratu.
Zaznacyc wypada, re ostatnie
easy ob6tuja W wielka liczbe roz-
nego rodza]u waznych wypadkow
zawik1ah miedzynarodowych,
kt6re W %niedalekiej przyszfosci
NIGGA dat hoslo do wznIecenla
og6lnei pozogi wojenneJ w Euro
pie.
ROsYA. Pan Izwolski petno-
mocnik rosy]ski siedzi ~jeszcze W
Rzymie / prowadzi rokowania &C.
lem porozumlenia sig wzalemnego
miedzy Rosya a Papierzem wzgle-
dem koscio}a katolickicgo W pan
stwie rosyjskiem, a przede"szyst-
KEN W Krolestwle Polsklem |
ziemiach polskiech pod zaborem
moskiewskim. Rokowanla te
MAYA sic podobno ku kohcow1,
zeg dowodzi zamianowanie przez
kurya rzymska biskup6w ola dye
cezvj katolickich Rosyi. Me
przeszkadza to jednak Moskalom
wcale przesladowac pc dawpemu
pastwic sic mad Unltaml folesklmi
oraz zamykac koscio}ow katollcklch
, ma Rust Bia}ej.
Ten sam los mial podobno W
ostatnim czasie spotkac 80 koscio-
low katollckich ma Wo}ynlu, lec2
zapytamy W tym celu %gubernatol
Kijawa, powiedzia} re to byfoby
ma razie "a DUO. Z~mniejszyf te'
dy te liczbe do dwudziestu pole
cil dokonaG to nastepnie W po-
rozumieniu z wladza dyecezyalnaa
ktdrei kaza1 przedstawit W tygod-
niu do zamkniecia wspomnian?
liczbe koscio}6w. Trudno przypu'
scit, zeby podobna rzecz zrob'onc
wiasnie W czacie usilnych zabie'
gov petersbursklego rzadu o "a
,,IS1rNS NO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-16
ksiazki powieScioWe

AAOlHAA1 pO WICDClO We
malte 1nne.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL.
KIEGO, czyli zami'ry Moskali
zawo;o~"nla caiego aviata. IS
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
u
HISTORYA o szlachetnej l pick.
neg Meluzynie, 80
kONsTYTUCYA sTANuWZ JE.
DNOCZONYCH. 10.
KSIAAKA P~UNKTOWANIA.1
WEGLARz z WALENCYI. Przea
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy.
ka 30
z O tytucya 8 Maja 10
P z W o d i k do plsania list6w
mifosnych oraz tyczacyeb sic o&e'
nienia i zamazp6iscia.......35
Obrona sw. Czestochowy, 10
5 zka p | Q wv a u sa,powies6
obyczajowa przez Jozefa z mad
Obry 80
r do Rinali n i,sfawny do.
w6dzca rozbojnikow XVIII VIE
60
W mocnej oprawie re zfoconym
tYtullkiem .............,..S5
2 i Q s II O q i e m i naszej Wiacen-
tego
P i Q k b storyao C e
pliwe Hellenic GORGE
kr6la Antoniego cesarza Turec.
kiego z Konstantynopolu Caro-.
grodul
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07
w. @. 7. u. Lecture.

Mrs, Wells, one of the seven Nation
al Organizers OF the w. G. II. u, will
lecture at the Reading Rooms this
evening, July 9TH, commencing at
9 o'clock. Mrs. Wells is a fluent
speaker, and her lectures abound in
telling points in favor of temperance.
The public is cordially invited to hear
her.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07
Postponed Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular meeting of the Eiko Fire De.
pertment will be held on Friday, July
IL, 1890, instead OF Friday, July 4
all members will please take notice.
VIC. BARTLETT,
Chief.
Pau. TRIrLETr,
Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07

The length OF degree of longitude at
the equator is so lie statute miles. At
the Both degree Of latitude 1t is 83%
miles. At the 5Oth degree Of latitude
it is Az miles. At the 18th degree 1t
is hardly 10 miles, At the Sod degree
OF latitude 1t lacks AZ OF mile of being
10 miles. At tho 89th degree it is but
1 1-5 miles, and gradually draws to q
point as the line nears the pole,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07
THE FEDERAL ELECTION BILL

Under the above head the Eureka
Sentinel of July 5 prints an editorial
from which we make the following
extracts:
"This Federal Election bill is worse
than thief in the night. The thief
steals only your property. The pro-
posed Federal Election law will ulti-
nately steal away the liberties of the
people. It will revolutionize our
whole election machinery of one hun
dred and more years. Instead of the
States conducting the elections in the
future, as in the past, they are to be
managed by the Federal Government
under the supervision of Federal
officers from whose counts and re-
turns there is no appeal. The law is
intended, Of course, for the South,
but is to be of general application
throughout the Union. It will apply
In Massachusetts and Nevada the
same as in South Carolina and Geor-
gia. The chief aim of the bill is to
count the Southern States for the
Republican ticket in Presidential and
Congressional elections. AS matter
of fact it only assuules to control
these elections, but lnasmuch as
State and local elections in about all
OF the States arc held at the same
time, the Federal Government will
ground up" the whole business atone
swoop. Is any part Of this scheme
desirable, or is it demanded by any
body except few narrow-minded and
hide-bound Republican partisans?
We have long since ceased TO expect
any legislation for the good of the
people from that party. It is owned
body and soul by the monopolists in
every State in the American Union.
1t legislates solely in the interest of
the privileged few as against the
struggling many. It does SD right
here in Nevada, and in Congress and
everywhere where it has control. We
are not afraid that the control Of the
Government of this country will not
revert to the Democratic party within
brief space of time. It must newt
ably do so, if our present form is to
be preserved and to endure perma-
nent!y. Republican policy, if per-
sisted in, will transform our present
system, with all of it's admirable con-
stitutional limitations, into an empire,
with all power lodged in Washington,
in less than twenty years.
1--WE presume that Republican
craftsmanship, for Il few years ut Leaf t,
will permit us to have Justices of the
Pence clothed with power to try.
Offenders for battery and robbing hen
roo SIS"
-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07
MARRIED..

CAETBR-HoLT:-In Lamoille Valley,
Elko county, Nevada, July 3, 1890,
by Judson Dakin, Justice of the
Peace, Mr.. John g. Carter to Miss
A. M. Holt, both of Elko county
Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-07
SIS
Skin Eruption Cured.

Ono ofmy customers, highly respected and
influential citizen, but who is now absent from.
the city, has used Swift's Specific with excellent
result. He says it cured him Of q skin eruption
that he had been tormented with for thirty years,
and had resisted the curative qualities of many
other medicines
RoBERr CLEoo, Druggist, Falls City. Neh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

"Old Subscriber" inquiries ct what age
woman becomes OF age In this State
aud when she 10 entitled to receive money
left her BY her parents. Speaking gener-
ally, the woman, like the man, arrives 1t
full legal ago 1t 81, but she car usually
receive her money when she 10 IS. There
are many cases In which females may act
Tor themselves vt IL years Of age. She 10
entitled to receive the earnings OF her
labor alter that age, though her parents
may exercise patsrnal authority over her
movements until abe 10 Il. Where land
descends to . girl under IS, or she be-
ooini entitled to legacy or bequsst by
will, or to . share Of the personal estate
to the intestate. the Orphans court may
appoint . guardian. II she have none,
until she 10 ID, or married.
On her arrival At age, or upon he r
marriage. the guardian shall exhibit .
final account and deliver up oil her
property. On his failure to do so, his
bond may be pnt In suit. 'and female
shall be Of age at Is for the purposes Of
this section"--B2, article 80. Revised
Code. She may sign receipts and releases
to her trustee for the proceeds OF sales or
real or leasehold property when she IL Is,
and she may marry when is without her
parents or guardians consent, or under
with their consent In writing, Witnessed
by two witnesses, on which authority the
clerk may issue . license to marry
Baltimore Sun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06


Tno cnoApest hat hous0 In the city
Rulnford Dr0s'. A0l Market street.
Brazilian Balm cures cold. % doses. loc.
1fv bush's coal; YOU will like Il.
American Laundry. coz West Front,t.
Try Bush's coal, you will sareiyitks
CuppinG and ieechins. 100 I. Secondit.
Fine isK. Rings At Hani's, Is K. 9TH strest.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist sth and King.
Shirts. loc. collars and cuffs. %. each. City
Steam Laundry. eth and shipley streets.
An excellent merino undershirt for soc.
At Wyatt 4 Go. 4. Cos Market street.
Prompt service, good work. no rippinp or
shrinkinE, At new carpet cleaning works.
=. q. Hodgcs, Proprietor, No. 1903 West
highth street. Telephone bil.
Tie new carpet cleaning works u the best
arrAincd for first ciAss work. eositiveiy no
ripping or shrinking. y. q. Hodges. proprie-
Sill.
:. II yen want cheap picture frames 20 to @
n. Baugh, 203 West Second street. lhAve the
largest stock in Delaware. Coais and see ior
Yourselves.
Rtss, ieMarket stree. has the largest and
cheapest stoc oil hats, white shirts, under
wear, neckwear and hosiery In The city. Call
and see hiln.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

A brand new silver watch, full jeweled,
with American movements, will be
gwen away At the Philadelphia Res
tAutant, No. 1I6 Market etreet, Whining
ton, Del. We now call the attention OF
the public and our patrons 10 our extra
Tried and raw oysters, which are the
richest and Of the best quality. Please
come and try them aid be convinced.
Ths new way Of serving our Is cent
meals will surpAss anything ever at
tempted IN Wilmington before. Remem-
Der, that with everything you purchase
at my place, you will receive = ticket
with the amount stated thereon, and
wien you have saved - worth Of these
tickets they will be exchanged for q
rattle ticket, Which will cntitle you to
chance OH a brand new silver watch In
perfect order. Lodgers will also receive
iickets. Call and try our 15-cent mcals
aud our oyeters. Lodging, single rooms.
70 cents. This rattle will take place on
Tuesday evening, April l, a. the Phila-
delphiA Restaurant, No. 1l6 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. i remain the
p ublic's servant, Q. GORDON, Philadel-
phiA restaurant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

Four staiwart men sat around the Ore
IN the old homestead 10 Connect lcut.
They had come homo for . family re-
unitin, bringing their wives with them.
They were all on tho bright side Of thirty
Eve, aud altogether . very likely" st
-honest. uprigh', Industrious, CbrlstIan.
Their mother. avigorous woman for her
years, welcomed them and could not do
enough for them to make their home
coming pleasant. Their father had been
may years dead.
One OF the daushters-in-law, IN NOV
ing around the room paused at the
widow to look out on the landscape.
1t was showing heavily, but there was no
house she saw Q big w0od-pIle, and at
the wooi-pile was . woman using tho
axe. 6he looked more closely; 1t could
not be her husbands motherl She looked
again through the binding fAkse. Yes,
certainly 1t wss the mother OF these four
stalwart men.
She crossed the room to where her
husband was sitting, lei him to the win
dow, p,tntsd toward the woodpiic. on y
saving:
John quickly got his hat aud went to
his moth re aid. while his vile pondsred
on what had made her wonder through
many years. John was kind, true, .
good .provider," q just man, but he
allowed bis wife, unless shs protected
against 1t, to bri ng In the wood, TO split
the kindling, TO wade through the snox
In hanging out her clothes. TO do any
kind Of hard, rough work she would do,
while he sat quietly By tho Ore and saw
her do II.
She had trained him, In q measure, to
do his part OF the chores and relieve her,
and when she sLw HE old mother split
tiOg wood In the snow storm, rather than
call on her sons TO do II, she understood
how her troubles had come about. TIE
mother bad not brought up her boys to
be conslderate aud helpful, aad 10 do
their part In the general work Of the
household.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
A GENUINE LOVE STORY.


THIS story was originally told By Spur
A young clergyman and bis bride
were Invited guests at . large party
given By wealthy parishioneS. In al
the freshness and elegance OF the bridal
wardrobe the young wife shoue among
the throng, distinguished by her comcli-
ness, and vivacity, end rich attire, and
when during the evening, her young hus-
band drew her aside aud whispered to
Der that she was the most beautiful
woman IN all the company, and that biz
heart was buratIug with pride and love
for her, ahe thought herself the happiest
wife In the world. Ten ysas later the
same husband and wife were guests At
the same house, whore shere were gath-
cred similar gay company. Tho wife
Of ten years ago wore the same dress she
had worn on the previous occasion, and,
Of course, It had been altered and re-.
made. and was old-fashionsd and almost
shabby. Toll, aud care. and motherhood,
and punched circumstances bad taken
The ioses out Of her cheeks and the lith .
spring out oil her form. She NJ apart
from the crowd, care worn and pre-.
occupied. Her small hands, rouEssned
with coarse toll, were unRloved, for the
hStpAstSt eoissy wa P4intuhy uhntis
A little apart the ten-year husbsod
stood and looked at his wife, aud % hs
observed her faded dresa and weary
attitude, great sense Of all her loving
faithfulnees came over his heart. Look
ing up, she caught his earnest gaze and
noticed that his eyes were allied with
tears. She rose aud went to him; her
Questioning ~ nutsly sskcd for m
explanation Of his emotion, and whom DO
tsnderly took her hand, and placing II
on his arm, led her away from the crowd
and told her how hs had been thinking
oil her ~ she locked ten years before,
when she was . bride. and how much
more precious she was 10 him now, and
how much more beautiful. for all her
shabby drsss and roughsned hands, and
how he appreciated her sacrifice asd
patient toll for him and their children, .
great wave Of happiness hlled her hesrt,
and light shown IL her face 90 that II
gave more than youthful beauty, and 10
I'll the com pAny there was not 10 happy
. couple u this husband and wife. their
hearts and fAecs aglow from the nainin 9
up Of pure sentiment that TRANSPORTED,
aud ennoblsd. and glorined all the tolls
and prtvati0ns they have endured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

AyosNott ICc AEtnS.
The following form for the arrange
meut Of pictures In the family album has
been copyrighted. Persons adheripg 70
It Will sAvs The stsrsotypsd explanations
usuaily given 70 strspgsrs - they turn
the leaves:
No. 1-Understood TO be tiny father"
you know, now 10 his ssvsutieth year.
Nice old man, but rather sot 10 his ways.
No 2-That's grandna-sixty-hvs
years old and ~ spry % cricket Com
ing out g - ~ next TALL. Didn't turn
gray until ehe Was s,xty.
No. 3-Oldest ulster. MinnIs--iives In
Cincinpati-fvs ohildrsn--kesps three
ssrvsnt--sataract In lett eye.
No. 4-Thati Of that,s my brother
BEN, taken after he got we'll. He's ous In
Denver now. We think he's engaged.
No. 5-My sister Jessis'a four children
In group. Aren't they cunningl Jessie
lives In Chicago. We don't think she 10
happy with her husband, but she never
lets on, you know.
No. 6-Ny oousin Bslla-livss In Wis
consin-rather concsited and uppish. We
used to wrl ., but don't now.
No. my uncle William, Of Massa.
chusetts. He's ri0h and We expect he'll
leave rs his money. Queer old duck, aud
We have 10 use him tsnderly.
No. SO, yesl That picture doesn't
belong In there. That's my aunt Sarah,
hut she's dead. Been dead i've years,
but we kind OF keep the picture around.
Bhs didn't amount to much. just ordi-
nary, you know.
No. Zone Of my girl friends. She
thisks shes good looking, but she isn't
pm mad at her Just now, and keep 1t
10 here just for spite.
No. 10-One oil my fellerA The Pic
lure isn't near - good looking - he Is.
We were engaged, but bis mother broke
II mp.
Nos. II, 10, 10, IA and 15-Auuts, un.
cles, cousins and other folks who don't
amount to much, but have been put In to
ill up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

Some Maine lumbermen who were an
noyed BY . bear stealing their molasses
ont of the camp stors-room put up job
on Bruin. They got an empty molasses
keg, oiled the sides Of It with sharp
pointed nails, Inclined toward the bot
tom, poured little molasses into IL, and
set the whole arrangement out In the
bushes near the p,g-pen. The novel trap
worked nicely. Tho next morning It was
found some distance from the camp. The
bears head was iuside. He had stuck II
In and couldn't draw 1t out A rifle ball
ended his misery and his thioving.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06
Learn to Forgive.



Learn TO forgive. Do not carry an un-
forsivlng spirit with you through all
your lie. II will hurt you more than
any one else. 1t will destroy the happi-
meas Of many around you, yet it, chief
feeding ground viii bs found In your
own heart You hate your neighb0r.
Y0uder 10 his dwelling, one hundred and
1fsy yards away. You pass By word
fire. you pluck . half-cossumed brand
from It. flaming and cleaning, and
thrusting II uudor your nsighbor's
dwelling to burn IT, Who gets the
worst Of tn You 1nd your garments on
fire, aud your own flesh burned before
you can harm your neignbor. 30 10 he
who carries IN unforgiving spirit In biz
bosom.
II stiugs bis own soul like an aeder
shut up there. know OF some who are
calling thsmselves Christians, who are
miserable because Of thsir own revenge
fulness. Forgive your enemies, and get
down on your knees and pray Tor thom,
and lvation will come into your owl
soul like food. "Father, forgive them.
Sweet prayer and blessed example.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

A gentleman wnese s,gnt was 60 weak
be coula not see 70 recognize m object
but few feet from HIN, after using one
bottle Of DR.. Slmms' Ryo Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know oil
several cases Of this k,pd during tho
week. IT 10 the great sight preserver. 70
and 80 contA xth and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

OF Dry Goods and Trimminga We will
continue to tell our entire stock regard
less Of cost, to quit business. Every piece
Of goods must positively be sold by the
25th Of March. small store keepers and
purchasers will do we'll to call. as We
have great many bargains to dispose Of.
Store for rent. r. T. sTRoUD 4 Co.,
No. 100 West Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

D. a. Powell, Nos. sos and $40 Madison
street, has lake pike. lake shad, white
nsh, founders, trout, green pike. Goldfish.
paddock, smeits, etc. Oysters BY the
quart or bushel. Delivered free of charge
to all partA Of the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-06

DIR. Silnma' White Puinoni Bsisain.
The finsst and NEST perfect production
Of nedicai science ever offered the sfiic.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. II Will positively prevent
the tnroads Of consumption AID preserve
your system against Its destroying pow
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso'
ness, less OF voice, core throat, &c.
kesulsr Drugsists sell 1t. De ct, wa.
mington, Del.