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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
Twenty Stories High.

The new Masonic building now being
erected in Chicago will be an architec.
tura marvel. 1t is to- have frontage
Of 10 feet, depth Of III feet, and
will be 90 stories high, and the root
will be nearly 300 from the level of the
street. There are to be Is elevato.s S,
arranged in semi circle, having total
carrying capacity of 10000 passenger,
daily. The entrance is to be az feet
wide, and the rotunda, with an area Of
300 square feet, will be opened to the
roof, where visitors will find pavilion
garden from which they can get birds
eye view of all creation,
A twenty story building has been
lately proposed in London, but the idea
of it nearly takes the breath away from
the people there, and it doubtless will
be half a generation before 1sdey set to
work to erect it,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
Some Milk statistics.

The American Analyst says shsrs are
50, 600, 800 900 invested in the dairy
business in this country. That amount
is almoss double the money invested in
banking and commercial industries 1t
is estimated that it reqGficcs' ~, 900, 900
rows to supply the demand for milk and
its products in the United States. To
feed these COWS 60, 100000 acres of
land are under cultivation, The agri-
| cultural and dairy machinery and imple-
ments are worth $500 900. 900. The
men employed in the business number
100, 600, and the horses over 900, GG0.
There are over $4,000, 0G0 horses all
told The cows and horses consume
annually 30G00, 900 ions of hay and
nearly 10000, COG bushels of corn meal,
abou, the same amount Of Dat meal, 243,-
900, 900 bushels of oats, 1000, 600 bush
els of bran, and so. 600, 900 bushels Of
corn, to say nothing of the brewery
grains, sprouts and other questionable
feed Of varous kinds that are ssed se
great extent. It costs SIS. 900, 900 to
feed these cows and horses. The dver
age price paid to the labo-er necessary
iu the dairy business is probably So
ser month, amounting to $3.50 600, 900
"a year The average COW yields about
$50 gallons Of milk year, which gives
"A total prodvct If G.750,000,00G. =
Twelve cents gallon is fair price to
estimate the yalpe sf the milk, az total
return to the dairy farsaers of $780,
600 600, if they sold all their milk as
II ak. But fifty per cent os the milk is
made into cheese and butter. 1t takes
twenty-seven pounds Of milk to make
one pounl of butter and about ten
pounds to make ose pound of cheese. -
There Is the same aaouat of nutrition
nlbuminoids in eight and one han eousds
of milk that there is in ose posnd of
beef A fat steer furnishes sfty per
cent of homeless beef, bat it would re-
quire $4,000, 600 steers, weighing L.
800 each to produce the same amount of
nutrition as the annual milk product
does.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
united States senators Elected.

During the past few days the following
United States Senators were elected:
New York-David b. Hill, Demo
crat. 81 votes, vice VIM. NJ. Evarts,
Republican, 70 votes.
Iudiana-D. w. Voorhees,. Democrat,
(re-elected) ll01otes; Governor Hovey,
Republican, 40 votes.
Cclorado-H NJ. Teller, Republican
81; Caldam Yeamans, Democrat, q.
Arkansas-James X Jones, Demo
;rot, 100 Gre eectcd); Trieber, Repub-
lican, il; scattering, 5.
Washington-Watson &. Squire, Re
publican, So; W. H. Calkins, 30
Thomas Carroll, Democrat, u.
Oregon John II. Mitchell, Republi-
can, reelected.
Connecticut-Orville H. Plat. Re
publican. III; Carlos French, Demo
crat, 1874.
The Legislature of Illinois has beer
balloting with no decisive result-Pal
mer, Democrat, 101; Ogelsby, Republi
can, 100; Streeter, Farmers Alliance. 3
South Dakota Balloting, but no fra
result.
Kansas -Tngalls was defeated, anc
Farmers Alliance candidate elected.
Wisconsin-Hon. VIM. F. Villas
Postmaster General under Presiden
Cleveland was elected on Tuesday last
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
GreatLoss.


The Farmers slliance members Of
the Kansas Legislature have finally sue
ceeded in defeating Scnstor ingalls, and
electing member Of their own organi-
zltIoD, W. A. PETER, y. S Senator
from that State. The wis lom Of their
course is indeed gu, stionable and the re-
suit of their action is greatly dePlorcd
throughout the country. Senator In
gals is a great man, AMI to defeat him IN
the very zenith of his greatness, at
lime when the great minds Of the coun-
try arc most wanted to solve the many
perplexhg questions that are now attract
ing the public attention is calamity
that will be felt throughout the country
lie was not a believer IN heresies OF
OF any kind nor demagogue, but his
speech on the silver bill recently de-
Ivered showed plainly that he had at
heart the interest of the agriculturists.
and it will not be disputed that from his
long experience in legislative work he
would have accomplished more for them
than rev man. The action of Far
niers' Alliance organization in defeating
him was doubtless the result Of hastiness
induced by foolish iufatuation Of It's
own importance as a great body, which
it will live to regret There IS but one
INGALLS,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
winter care OF the poultry.

All the old stock Of hens should be
disposed of-eiiher used at houe or sold.
Some few old hens. known to be good
mothers, may be kept for early sitting.
The great fi1lt with many is in having
too large a number Of fowls, and feeding
them in hap-hazzard way. Fifty hens,
we'll fed, having wheat screenings in the
morning, green rye to run on during
the day, skim milk 10 drink, aud shelled
corn fed them the last thing at night,
with warm house in which to roost,
will pay handsomely.
BY the middle of February prepare
tions should be made to set all hens
that Can be induced to do so, as the
earlier chickens are stronger, healthier,
and command the highest price. I'm
meDse quantities Of young chickens are
raised in Tennessee and Kentucky, and
slipped here by express. The climate
being so much milder, they can be got
ten into the market some weeks sooner
than ours Fresh eggs during the past
winter sold very high. For some weeks
fifty aud sixty cents dozen was OBJ
tanned. Some poultrymen claim that il
pays, especially il near good market,
to breed the "LegbOrn,' as they are
such prolific layers, and whe1 through
laying, can be fattened up and sold. re-
serving only few hens to produce lay
ers for another season. The LEG
horn" and French breeds of chickens
are very active and hardy, the best o
layers and non-sitters.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

What, you coughing yet my friend?''
"Of coursef my cold rs no better."-
"Well, don't stand or she order Of 90
ing, but GO to the druggist and get a
bottle ofD Bulls Cough SyreY. es;sk !"
He went, and he was strsightway Esad.
happy.
For burns. scalds, and other wounds
Salvation oil has proved itself to be the
best remedy e7er used AN druggists
sell It TO. 20 cents a sostl..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
The Pennsylvania Tours to
California.


The wonderful popularity Of the Penn
sylvania tours to the Golden Gate is
best illustrated by the fact chat the fuA
complement of passengers for the first,
starting on February It'll, registered six
weeks before the date Of the tour.
The space in the first train being all
taken engagements are now being made
for the remainder Of the series. The
second tour, fixed for March 3rd, is an
exceedingly desirable one, on account of
the interesting route traVersed, as well
by reason of the fact that its members are
fn California; at what many consider the
most delightful season Of the year.
Eastern people who desire to see the
Golden Coast in its most attractive garb
could not choose more desirable op-
portunity.
Names are being registered very rap
idly for the second tour, and those who
wish to make their going certain should
apply at once for tickets.
The magniicently appointed train,
presenting all the comforts of home OF
hoteI, is not the least conspicuous fea-
turc of these great transcentinental
trips.
For itineraries and tickets apply with.
out delay to George W. Boyd. Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Philadel.
phia, or Tourist Agents, Pennsylvania
Railroad Conpan7s 233 South Fourth
Street, Philadelphia, or $40 Broadway
New York.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

Did you ever notice that just as soon
as a person gets the idea that he or She
is absolutely necessary for The success Of
anything that the real usefulness of that
person is from that moment as complete
ly destroyed as though it had never ex-
listed? 1t is a fact which holds good
FROM the highest to the lowest stations
of fiSn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

The verdict last week rendered IN the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county in
the Archer bond case, is very much con-
demned throughout the State by public
opinion. II is the almost universal
opinion that the verdict for the n'ire
amount, Sl2l,OOO, should have been
rendered, or clean verdict for the de-
PENDANTS. This verdict Slows more
clearly than ever that majority of a
Jury should rule.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

1t is stated that President Harrison
regulates his household sfairs IN such
an economical way that at the end Of
this term he will have a clean 900, O0O
to his credit out ofhis salary. This is SEN
sible; as no one will give him any credit
for it if he expends his entire salary in
riotous living and in foolish wasteful-
ness
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
Sherifs Sale !
Valuable Real Estate

By virtue Of a writ of 6eri facias issued out
OF the Circuit Court for Charles county at the
suit of Adrian PoseY, against the goods and
chattles, land and tenements of joseph N.
Hayden and Joseph +. Hayden, TO me direct
ed, have seized and taken in execution, all
the righ., title, claim, interest. and estate, at
law, and in equity, Of the said Joseph N
Hayden and Joseph f. Hayden, in and TO the
following property to wit:
tine lot Of land called
"Pdrt of Neale's Gift"
containing
2 Acres; more or less.
Improved by storehouse dwelling and
wheelwright shop.
One lot Of land called
part Of Merico,"
containing
2 Acres; more or less.
Improved by tenant house.
The snid lots lying ard being in the 5th
Election District Of Charles county, and ad-
joins "Neale's Gift on the one side and
Mexico" on another and the public road
leading from Harris Lot 10 Rock Point near
Cobb Neck Catholic Church on the other.
And ! hereby give notice that will offer
for sale at the Court House door, in Port
Tobacco, on the
24M day Of February, 1891,
in the afternoon between the hours Of ! aud a
O'Clock, the said property so seized aud taken
in execution 10y puDlic auction to the highest
bidder for cash. JAMES A. ADAMS
tan Boats Sheriff
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30
The PLEASURE of wealth.

Mr.. GcorgyM Pullman, the posses
sor of $50, 900 900 recently said to a
correspondent when asked how it feels
to be lail,iegaire: II have never
thought N 49, now tina, you
men ion it, I believe that | am no better
certainly no happicr-than | was
when | did't have dollar to my name,
and had to work from daylight until
dark.
| wore a good suit Of clothing then,
and can wear only one suit now.
relished three meals a day then good
deal moro than | do three meals a day
now. had fewer cares; | slept better,
and may add generally, that believe
+ was far happier in those days than |
have been many times since became a
millionaire And yet it is comforta-
bic feeling to be rich New York Times
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

George Alfred Townsend, the cele-
DRAFTED newspaper correspondent, il a
letter to the Washington Star, says ''that
nothing has greater tendency to dis
member Maryland than the late regis
sration laws to deprive strangers Of the
ballot for venturiug to- improve the
fringe Of the commonwealth. 3"
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.45,2J7.337.s4


The COMPANY contract Life Insurance COMPANY II,
vbI ;cv has endorsed plain figures option cash s1
[ ron out borrowed from the Company on the p
full of Policy 4th
lev value The Company Large Annual Dividends (Which can be- 1
the
rarable Tonine 5 TO- Is 20
s On wbcb Won have TO- Is 20 years before receiving ~ G
d.nds and in case Of during the YOUR
The Mutual Benefit pays larger dividends than other companies The actual
through this during the
H. Nlimu Wilmer of Port Tobacco Md$5 900 Ordinary Life Policy
Cost the Second lover II cent off 10 81
In the wear 1889 Mutual Benefit Life Compauy 81 N.wa
N J. maid out over Million Eight Hundred thousand Dollars for death
the Agency. ~ - 49,
TT Goddard Agent Baltimore Nd Dear s-Replyinp to v. An
osav H. Francis Freeman in
dd February 28rd 1890 The proofs Of loss YOU March 27b ana
Ion April 4h received $2020 49, settlement in fall Of pcv with
dividend. Yours Respectfully
[Signed Pere Wilmer jr., Administrator
Baltimore Nd May 10Th, 1890
hereby acknowledge receipt from H. Goddard Agent Of the Np Rem
eft Life Insurance of Newark, ~ j. 5 being the full
amount under policy 1898. life husband Jou Slime Mr. Sn
stricken with shortly before the last premium fen due An o6
family being that
paid Mr. Slime April 30t 1890 The policy d b the Comnany
long the will system that commend,
Comp any that seek protection to life
| Susan Slime, 1921 Madison Avenue
Henry Z. Goddard.
Agent for Maryland District of Columbia West VIRGINIA
| No. South Holiday Street Baltimore 3D.
Howard S0u:hern Maryland
! References al Policy Holders
Bowling, ChaesCo merchant Iae Wilmer Co., Farmer
Thomas B. Cough " farmer Wash iiks ., merchant,
FJ M.idos Sn' sehoo Ea Rdinssr St CO.. senator
~ $ Turner, " Clerk c. c., t. Crane Crcrl
Jefferson b. Jarboe ST. Mar County, merchant.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

Blankets, 90 and 2 90. Silk Gloria ym.
brellas, ! 25 to 2 90 Ladies' Children and
Gentlemen's Underwear, rs cents to 30
Uniaunderet Shirts, 80 cents. Rugs, SO.
so and 4 90. Table Linens 25.cents to 90
a yard. Pound Canton Flannel and Cotton.
20 centspes posad.
JOSEPH B. BAILEY
squares from 7th Street Wharf.
teb25-lm Washington, d. G..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

The Great Harvester Trust recently
organized west to- pieces, when several
Of the leading sOmPanies refused to
raise prices On the formers, and with
drew from the combine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

The German Emperor is very rapid
talher. When he delivers an address in
she Reiehstag be speaks at the rate of
2T5 sylIables a minate.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

Ted Pr tchard,. the middle weight
champion of England, has challenged
Bob Fitzsimmons to fight for the cham
pionship Of the world 10 May.
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UNDERTAKEN. UNDERTAKEN
p. w. ROBY,
AT
CoX'S STATION,

HAVING purchased Of G. f. Hayden at
Cox's Station his hearse and under
takers fixtures, am prepared &c furnish Plain
and Cloth Covered Caskets and Collins Of the
latest styles and also Gloss White Collins
for children at the lowest orices.
Mr.. Hayden extends to his patrons his sim
cere thanks for the encouragement given HIM
while in the business, and asks the same good
will for my success. jy 3l-lm
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.SHERlFFS SALE
Valuable Real Estate


nv vit,u. of tbrs. wri,s RI Fieri Facias i.-
sued out OF the Cireott CdGft tor oharles
crt : Fowler and John W SNYDER. trading
as H,udtord Fowler 4 60. Vim. W. pad
oeit. and Joseph ]. Norfolk and Richard I
Norf,ll: trading AS / J. NorfJk 4 Bros
%2n i tue gools ana so%''Ies, !" y. ln.,,b
taken in execution, all the right, title, claim
h.e'tJ ; al' essa a. IA" n"u =, e4I.y H.
lowing real estate 10 WI;
W low, ','iU ..6,-,.,
I'm. PtedsdM. PUNT ) SeroHd Ad-
aitDn," "LiMe Fonh,"
now Known 10 .
..T..,.t C,..o
A''"S' ''00'' s,.
contaisibr
~, ,o.as. ,,oro q. r,., D.,
|
/ bounded by the lands Of VIM. Hamilton,
John n. Mitchell, AMI The farm cOmmonl,
KIN wn as "Hnw ihorne"
Que tract Of land called
,,
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Pensions Pensions.

Under the Dependent Pension bill just pass
ed by Congress, more than 300, 90 Soldiers
and Sailors, and nearly all widows, minor
children, and dependant parents of soldiers
are entitled to a pension. Having establish
ed a Pensicr Claim and Real Estate Agency
in Washington, we will secure pensions for
all who are entitled under the law. Please
bear in mind that we charge no fee in advance
After the claim is allowed our services are
paid for out of the .epsion money, the fee be-
ing Fixed by law. Applications should be
u.ade at once.
L. NJ. Switzerland & Co.,
10 Gunton Building, 49, Louisiana Ave
Washing on, d. G.
A. Posey. Attorney.
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ORDER n ISL.
Ia The Circuit Coat far CAarlss Count
No. 6i2 Equity.


No. 6i2 Equity.
J. Hubert Roberts, next friend ,o James B.
Hingate, Susanna +. Wingate, John +
Wingate AID Anna 5. Wingafe VS.. Anna
=. NiRgate, james - Wingate SuA,una
4. Wingate, John L. " isgate. Nnd .+hna s
WiHgste. *
Ordered by the Court this END las of JAN
uary, 1891, that the report made and Died by
l. Allison Wilmer, Trustee, in be above en-
titled cause he ratified and confirmed, unless
canse to contrary be shown on before the third
Monday in February, 1891; provided a copy
of this order he published in some newspaper
published In Charles county once In each Of
four utcessive weeks prior TO said third Nc n
day in February, lS9l.
The report states the amount Of sale to he
S5l0 20.
J. SAMUEL TURNERClerk
u. Ct. for Charles County.
True copv-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
jan 23-ct
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Bishop John P Newman is to take
prominent par: in the quarter-centen-
MIL Methodist jubilee to be acid IN New
Orleans.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

1t is believed IN Florida that rice cul-
Sure is TO become profitable industry
N that s AXE
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ADRIAN POSEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office days in Port Tobacco, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday of eaeh week.
Washington Office, Room IS, 6sntou Build
ing. near CITY Hall
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-01-30

A busy hive of industry is W. D. Campbell
& Co.'S, great lumber yards on Ith Street.
S. E., Washington. D. q. 1t is worth your
while TO drop ia aud lookevcnif you DO not buy
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SheriRs Sale
or
Valuable Real Estate

Dy virtue Of two writs 81 Fieri Fasias issued
I'D out Of the Circuit Court fer Charles
COUNTY, at the suit Of HezekiAh Franklin
against the goods and chattles, Of James A.
Bowie, to me directed, have seized and TAX
en- in execution, all the right, title, claim, in.
terest and estate, at law, and in eanitv Of the
said James A. Bowie in and to the follow ing
real estate.
One tract Of land called
Part of Winters Possession"
containing
6S Acres; more or less.
one tract containing
264 Acres; more or less.
name not known, being the same land pur-
chased from Hezakiah Franklin by lanes A.
Bowie.
one tract containing
100 Acres; more or less.
name not known, being the same land bought
Of A. G. Chapma by said James A Bowie.
Making in all 1893 acres.
And I hereby give notice that will offer
for sale at the Court House door. m Por
Tobacco, on Tuesday the
2Oh day Of January 1891,
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock D. m i.
the said property so seized and taken in exc
cution by public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash.
JAMES A. ADAMS.
ian 2-ts Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed until Fri
day, February 18th, 1891.
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THOMAS Il. CARPENTER,
CONSTABLE,
Pisgah P. O., Charles County Md.

Having been appointed Constable in the
Second District of this county, and having
given a good and sufficient bond, am pre-
pared 10 take claims for collection in any por-
ton of the county, which | will attend to in
"A prompt and business like manner. je 27-y
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.

Men and women to sell trees, shrubs. bulbs.
| vines and roses, will hire on salary or COM
mission, and furnish new outfit free. Ad-
dress stating age aud handing references, A i,
j. AcGRAW Co, Nurserymen Geneva,
New York. ian 3O.bm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-10

wo1u, ami os}a, AMI s}ugi, ami s}uzebnicy, AMI
zadnej rzeczy, kt6ra jego jest
Jezei zas przypatrzymy sic cz}owiekowi
jake istocie towarzyskiej, to nasamprz6d co
do stosunku jego do rodziny, to tenn dobitniej
okaze sic nam prawo jego do w}asnosci osobi-
stej. Jezeli zas prawo to przysfuguje mu jako
jednostce, to lie wiecej przys}ugiwat mu po-
winno re wzgledu na wsp6lne pozycie domowe
: Go sic tyczy wyboru zawodn zyciowego, to
kazdemu pozostawiona jest zupe3na swoboda,
wiec kazdy moze wed}ug woE swej albo stosu
jac sic do rady boskiego Pana naszego wiesc
zycie wstrzemiezliwe, albo til moze wstapic
W zwiazek ma}ze1ski. A zadne prawo ludz-
kie ME moze wydrzec cz}owiekowi naturalne.
60 pierwotnego prawa zawarcia ma}zehstwa,
ami nawet W czemkolwiek ograniczyc g}6wne-
go celu tel swieta powaga Boska cd stworzenia
swiata zaprowadzonej instytucyi. "Rosnijcie i
mn6zcie sie!" (Ks. Mojzesza V 1. 2S). Temi
oto s1owy utworzona zosta}a rodzina.
Rodzina, czyi spo1ecznosc domowa, jest
wiec prawdziwa spo}ecznoscia wszelkiemi
przys}ugujacemi jej prawami, bez wzgledu ma
to, jak ma}ych przedstawia sic nam ona roz-
miarach; jest ona starsza, niz wszelkie inne
spo}ecze1stwa, skutek czego posiada take
niezaleznie cd panstwa mieszczace sic W niej
samej obowiazki prawa. Jezei wiec cz1owie-
kowi kazdemu, jako jednostce nada}a natura
prawo nabywania wlasnosci, to tenn samem pra
wo to posiadaG musi czlowiek, jako gloWa ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-10

dziny; co wiecej, prawo to nabiera u czfoWle-
ka bedacego g}owa rodziny wiekszej daleko 81,
}y, poniewaz cz}owiek ko}ku rodzinnem sam
sic poniekad zwieksza rozszerza Nieodzowne
prawo natury wymaga przeciez, ably oJc1ec TO-
dziny dostarczy} dzieciom swym wszystkiego
tego co i'm do utrzymania zycia jest potrze-
bnem, uatura sama nakazuje mu zapewnlc
przysz1osc dzieci swoich, zabezpieczye je pred
zmiennemi los6w ludzkich kolejami wycho-
wac je tax, aby same siebie kiedys pred ne
dza obroni6 zdo}a}y; on to bowiem odm}adza
sic dzieciach swoich iponiekad dalsze mich
wiedzie zyce. W jaki atoli spos6b zdo}a on
wype}niG wszelkie swe obowiazki wzgledem
dzieci, jezei i'm ME zdo}a pozostawic wspadku
,w}asnosci, kt6ra owoc wydaje? Jak pahstwo
tax rodzina jest w}asciwem znaczeniu spo-
1eczefstwem, rzadzi niej w}adza samodziel.
ma, to jest w}adza ojcowska. Ma wewnatrz
wiec granic oznaczonych jej najpierwszym ce-
lem, posiada rodzina co najmniej te same pra-
wa, jake posiada pa6stwo, to zw}aszcza co
do wyboru zastosowania owych srodk6w, ia
kie So nieodzownie potrzebne do jej utrzyma-
MIA do uprawnionego swobodnego ruchu
zycia. M6wimy: comojn'aeiej te same pra-
wa. PoniewM bowiem wspolne pozycie domo-
we jest tax wed3ug idei jak rzeczy samej
wczesniejszem, niz spoleczehstwo obywatelskie,
wiec jego prawa jego obowiazki powinny
posiadac pierwszedstwo, jako wiecej zblizone
do natury Pozycie wspolec pa6stwo: