The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Some rs members OF Apollo Cas-.
tie, No. 3, K. G. E., attended Union NJ.
L. Church on Sunday morning, to
hear Il sermon from Rev.M Hubbard
from the Sth verse of the 9Th chapter OF
PauPs Eplstle to Timothy: "But II
any provide not for his own, and O.
specially for those OF his own house,
he hath denied the faith, and Is worse
than an intidel."
In his Introductory remarks he al
luded to the object of tile Golden
Gag les to protect each other and pro-
vide Tor their own households. We
need some provision other than jails
Tor the protection OF society. Good
citizens have a place to eat and sleep,
and those who have not are tramps
and sponges on society.
Some men marry In order to have a
vile to help support them. Such men
were to be despsed. The wife should
be treated as well as the man treats
himself. IL he buys glass OF beer
or plug OF tobacco he should be
beaten II no refuses to give Ills wife
ten cents for plate OF Ice cream when
she desires II. II he buys an oyercOat
for himself he should be willing to
give his wife shawl and his boy an
overcoat, as they should be made
comfortable as well as himself. lie
was pleased to learn the Castle ex.
cluded from their order tho intemper.
ate. the idier, the gambler and the law
breaker and other disreputable char
aUters.
In referring to generous acts. he al
luded to man who had boarded his
wealth while living. and was consider
90 mean. Yet. when hs died, he left
Ills millions to provide the city will
water 30 that the citizens might there
after have that article without cost
lie commended the act and the PEG
pie Instead OF oOndemnlng HIN as they
had done. Fairly reyerrnCed his name
lie illustrated the selilshness OF human
nature by referring to two ladies' an,
oEe man vino were lodging In differ
ent berLhs In q railroad car; one lady
wished the window raised as she wal
suffering from asthma, and il sh'
could not get some fires air sh,
would die In less than half hour; the
other lady wished it down as other
wise she would die with cold In lesl
than a half hour.
The man was SO disturbed that he
called to the porter to raise the win
dow FOR half hour and let the VIZ
man die OF cold. and then shut /
down. and let the other woman dl,
ilom sutfOcatlon, as she had declares
She would, SO that he might sleep Il
/ peace. he thought persons who wer,
mindful only OF their own interests
and Joined tho order for the mere pur
pose OF securing benefits, were moi de
Sirablo members, and deserved to b
, stunned, The same may be said o
persons who joined the church 10
= tho sole purpose OF securing p9euniar
advantages.
. He had no patience with such char
, Iacters. They were a disad vantage I
every association. and could not b
-lresarded rs desirable citizens. In
q unworthy would get into orders M
v also into churches. but each woul
= continue to flourish notwithstanding
their evil iuiluenCu5. lie argued tina
. every one should have his own orde
4 his own church, and his own Sayiou
1t will not do to depend OH the pict
0f our fathers and mothers, all mu!
act FOR themselves.
O lie closed with painting a picture
# he arrest OF woman in II saloOf
who Was hunting for her husband. an
on II hearing before judge, sh va
II dismissed and allowed to return |
% her children. and ;ho saloon keept
WAS allowed to 20 hack to his bar at
tie police officers to their 10 is Il
RItuouEh they had been drinking ella
He was glad that the tiol
Zen ERg.e s We're organized TO preve
such acenes and were ready to star
by and sncouI age each other. and thu
to make all men wis
, and better.