The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-11


AT SCHOOL
building associations in prosperous op-
Grafton The custom, even then, of sell
ing 70 people of small means a lot and
home. TO be paid for IN the shape of rent,
was quite general and successful Every
thing is done here TO foster the home.
The fostering hand Of Philadelphia has
steady job winter and summer
The food supply of this city is practi-
cally unlimited One can always buy
things mere for eating purposes, and at
a reasonable price The markets are
large, abundant and well supplied with
almost everything from stewed terrapin
% pickled pemrican-
TIE water supply Is source of great
local pride, and much Of the good health
of the community seems TO be due to
that Physicians t.Il me that open wells
should be looked upon with much sus-
piclon. and believe that to be true
Much poison Is engendered IN open wells
by the decay Of insects alone, which fall
IN and are unable 20 get out again until
decomposition has taken place, { er
animal life also conceaIs itself in le
bottom of the well 50 that the old ca n
bucket, the one-thing-and-a bucket
that hanged in the well, is at times as
productive of injurious results as the
wine cup.
remember that we had school well
Eea- the gothic dugout in which used
TO read Horace and Veritas, with my
thoughts far away N the Greek and Ro-
man suburbs and my little soIied toe in
a rathole under my desk Once the ty-
phcid fever broke out IN our school and
carried of enough of my class in SaIlust
so that | was almost al the head |
guess would have been at the head of
the class If II had not occurred to the
teacher to have the water analyzed and
tn we'll cl-au-G mt
They found Al tuat time, as near as
can recall the circumstance after so long
E time. three moss covered buckets that
had disappeared many years befor
gallon of angleworms that had die IN
one another's arms, a venerable dict.on-
airy of the English language, black
board eraser. an old Bay State shawl,
a ladder, tin dinner pail. pair of yarn
mlttens and a former teacher named
Rider, who had disappeared the day be-
fore he was TO come to our house to
board And Yet we lived as well at the
time rs most OF the neIghbors did
The manufactures Of Philadelphia are
very extensive. and said to be greater
than IN any other city of the Union, ex-
tending all the way along the scale from
the iron bridge Of commerce down to
the unassumIng AK helve Of the work-a-
day world 1t is safe to say that the
city is one of the most prosperous in this
respect within the borders Of our trim
little republic.
The exports Of Philadelphia used to
double every FIVE years, but whether
this ratio has been maintained recently
nave not the data at hand for ascer-
tanning and on the instructions for
pushing the bel button IN my room do
not see any authority which will war
rant my ringing for more data Each
room Is supposed to be supplied with all
the data It ought to have at one time,
presume. and if one wishes to use more
be must do It at his own risk and his
own expense.
The Mathilde Adler Loeb Dispensary
is tree-for-au institution founded by
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Adler. There
Is also Home for Aged and Lnirm Isra-
elites, with capacity Of 100 inmates
Go not know why II should be so Large.
The information that there is possibil-
ity of the time coming when there viii
De 100 Israelltes IN this country who can
not take care of themselves and loan
money 10 others will come to many of
my readers ike clap Of thunder from
= clear sky
IL Is dedicated 70 the relief of the sick
and wounded without regard to creed +
color or nationality That throws more .
light on the subject did not visit it, .
but | viii BET new pack of fo1hounds
against a two b1shel bag Of anise seed .
and a fun CRY that the institution Is .
filed with colored people. No colored .
man is going 10 allow a nice new hospi- .
tsI 70 remain vacant so long as he can 4
his foot with an Ak and then /
get nursed back 70 health again
The broad spirit OF hndliness and gen
erosity shown in the construction Of .
snese and EAEy otl.sr L4>t.tEEons IN
Philadelphia Is manifest everywhere,
and to be called the City Of Brotherly
Lore Is sn ambition which is lsudahle
70 degree. Go not know what il is
&c De laudsble 70 s degree, but the ex-
preston occurs IN 8 book which sm
now reaGIng ana thought / wo1Id
use IL
Sometimes we fnd charity and toler-
snce where We would least expect IL
and rsee cc-Sd- Ii NcTth Carolina,
where may now De regarded as a sum-
ner resident taxpayer and fellow citi-
zen. there IS. II some parts O. the state,
4 strong religious sentiment wsich must
De extremely gratifying 70 4 s7cnonaI
deity do not know. of course. SOW
PRAYER is received az the Throae OF
Grace which IS ticketed as coming from
the Reformed or Established or b.