The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-10

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strength and wa viii A last vim IL
Boys. don't swsar. 4 never allow
man 70 swear In my presence and yo
nArer let ono do 90 In yours. You
mother never taught you To do q
but In your own homo she does all al
can to save you. OH what infiuenc,
can DO thrown about the boys In thei
homes by their mothera.
Boys. don't spend the better part q
your life In the service OF Satan, bu
for God and when he shai come yo
will By ready to meet him. And wha
"a giorlous meeting that will be. Yes
turn to God In your boyhood days an
you Will escape many o elm and agonil
ing cry Of distress.
The services closed by singing tn
familiar hymn In the sweet bye AMI
The audience was the largest thai
has greeted any speaker this season.
HH BoRE IT WELL.
A man named Brown, took a seat o,
the edge OF q board at the tabernacl,
Ion wednesday afternoon. thinking h,
would only remain there but q rev
minutes. but he became 30 greatly In
|terested. that no remained there unit
the conclusion of the address Of tn,
Kansas Cyclone" that Bome OF hi
Ized.
A friend remarked that his position
must have been rather Uncomfortable
when he remarked: Didn't you sc,
me wrigglcfs But I would not har,
missed that speech had IL cut IN,
through. Hescertainly must be mad,
OF the right kind OF stuff.
PRAYER IN COTTAGES.
DIR. Hubbard stated that the camI
had been dlstricted and preaahers had
been appointed to visit every ten
where family worship ls not held ant
pray with the inmates. lie had beeI
Informed TINT some ladies objected To
the arrangement. but as the desirs
was TO do good and not harm their OBJ
jections should not be respected. He
wished 10 have an old.fashloned eamI
meeting. and this Ia one OF the method,
adopted 70 secure It.
PREPARING A HEAD STONE.
John Wesley Hance, who resides neal
Ibooth's Corner, Pa, visited the CANT
grounds on Wednesday In company
with his wife. who enjoys day's out
ing very highly. Mr.. Il 10 q nephew
ing o head stone to mark the last rest
Ing place of the old patriarch In Sloan
Cemetery. which will bear the follow.
ing inscription;
Samuel Hanoe, born April IA, 1898,
died October Z, 1882.
servant Of God. we'll done
Thy glorIous werfare's past;
The battles fought. the race ia won,
ANA thou art crowned at Last"
sNAP SHOT.
A party OF Wllmingtonians visited
Woodland Beach O day or two ago,
when an old gentleman became very
familiar with young lady from
Philadelphia, and after partaklng oil
ice cream tho pair were enjoying q
pleasant tete-a.tete, when an amateur
took u snap shot OF them and
secured striking likeness. that gen
tleman bystander offered IS for COPY,
which he desired to send to the gen.
tleman's wife who was camping at
Brandywlne Summit. AS the artist
did not wish to destroy the peace OF a
happy family he respectfully declined
the offer. Where ignorance Ia bliss
II is FOLLY to be wlse."
FIRST VISIT TO BARBER.
A gentleman who is eighty years Of
age. visited the barber shop Of Geisen-
deoier y Maser, at tho camp grounds,
on Wednesday, and had his hair cut,
and long flowing white beard that
made him look like prophet of an.
clent times. properly trimmed. He
said 1t was the first timein his life that
this job had been done by regular
barber when young his mother cut
his hair. and on getting married his
wife attended TO IL. while he procured
a razor and shaved himself. There are
few men In this section who can say
as much. 1t is said he was connec
ton of johnson OF the Camp Associa
ton.
James Il. Mullin visited the camp
grounds on Wednesday. His condl-
ton has but slightly improved.
''PRAi Sc IN SONG"
Miss Nettie Mccormick has disposed
Of over one hundred copies of the lit
tie book entitled Praise In Song, and
40 great has been the demand that she
received another consignment on
"Wednesday, which she is selling at So
cents each
A MARRIAGE.
Rev. JB.Quigg went to Wilmington
On Tuesday In order to unite two Low.
It,f haa rAa lEN.s s.al 80.