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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
EAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA


Ny, H,eronim | woll
narodu Kr6l poIski, uwzgle.
dnlaiac z szczegolnieJsza pc
czofowitoscia moralne i du-
chowne ,nteresa poddanych
Nam ludlow --- przeswiadczenl
przYtem gfeboko, lie dobre /
uczone duohowiehstwo Jest
najsllniejszs podstawa monar-
szych troa6w, mianujemy
uinieiszem Jego Excellencva p.
A. Ma|lks ordynata ma Gal.
ganowle q przyleg}osclami, !,
wlasciciela wlelu orderow;
Kuratorem oswlecen!a +; gene
ralnym inspektorem szkol
naszych W wojewodstwie de-
trockiem, . szczegolnleiszem
poruczen'em mu op'eki mad
nowVm 2akiadem duchownYm
~ Detroit! Jemu vice, wraz
Z naszem krolewskiem zaufa-
MEM, poruczamy wiadze
przyjmowanla kandyda.ow do
stanu dlchownego, egzamlno
wanna tych2e i orzekanla o
stopnlu TAX wledzy iako l
lolalrosci ku Naszej dynastyl.
Prey tel okol1czuosci zwra.
camy uwage Jego Excel. p
Mal!ka. kusatora, ably do
b.bliotek ~wyzszy2h zakiadow
Naszych nauk 'wych wprowa-
dill nastepuJqce dMei..
: u Kazanla przy9odne j
Mowy pogrzebowe przez w,
ks. pralata K. Sfomihskiego-
Naszego nadwornego kazno-
dziejs.
q KomedYa Dramat, tegoa
autora.
81 Bohemia. Romans hlsto-
ryczny-lsko wzor naJwytwor-
nie]szego stylC.
a. Kosynlery.- Rapsod wo
Jenny-w wybornem tfoma-
czeuiu Dr.. K~acEorowskiego.
Jestto wz6r strateglcznych
pochod6w W szaohowanlu
Moskall
81 Senmk eg1pshs. = Zb'6r
naidoktadniejszych astrologlcz-
nych odkryc przez najs'awniej
szych ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cd HaIde]czykow, Asyryiczy.
k6w. Eg'pcyan ID DO Newtona
O. Secc,'rgo ! p. Mschnlko "
sk1ego.
g. Parusol ciocl Mimi przeG
autora Starego pudla-zb Or
arcyclekawyeh moralnych
pow,ast"k ola doroslejszei
mlodMezy.
u AlgieJra p. prof. Maltka
-Dzlelo uwlenczone msdalem
ma prs,edzeniu llterack EN-
Rzadu Centr. Z N. p.
J 81 Jak plSat 90 potsku -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
WHMaeM.

BoguszewsN JaK6b Brisbin 1926
CieSllga J6zef GreenvlIle $50
Domaga4a Kar6l Mankato $50
Druuy Piotr, Hartford 335
Gaworsk1 J. New York $50
Gollkowski FIR. Hartford 3.35
Gradelski FIR. Sneboygan 80
Idzkowski Stan. Morris Run 3.35
JagleIski Jan, Hofa Park $50
Kowa'~ki FIR. Alpena Sic
Kowalski Jan Swan River $50
Lewandowski J. Grand Raplds3.35
1.-Two Jan box 43
Mt. Pleasant 400
Manuszka Stan Houghton $50
Nowak Michaf CIR. Rapids $50
Pleczara Alex Ironwood so
Raniszeyskl Frank Detroit $50
Ruszkiewicz W. Dutckill $50
Rybjckj w. St. Francisco 800
Wiecki Anastazy, Dayton 6.35
Zaporowskl w. Morris Run 3.35
Ratajczyk Wal. Iron River 800
w Kt6 odm6wi WIARUsA
. ME chce zap1acic abonamentu,
zalegajac chocby tYlko 2 dolarem,
bez ceremonii publikowanym be-
die pod powyzszym god1em. w
ten sam spos6b postapimy z
abonentami ~jeszcze gazette odbiera-
jacymi, jezeli zadfuzyli SIC VIA
RUSOWI juz przynaJmniej $500,
a nasze rachunki soble lekcewaza.
Kto nam ustnie lub llstownle
s}uszny poda pow6d, ola czego
:~jeszcze "a WIARUSA zap4aciG ME
moze, takiego zawsze uwzglednimy.
Kazdemu chwllowo niezasobnemu a
sprawledliwemu abonentowl pozo-
stawimy kazdym razie
Gas do o~placenla abonamentu W
pore ola niego najst6sowniejszei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

wystawe do Chicago, doZha u
miedzy Niemcaml lyle rozkoszy;
lie ia II gosc1nnvch rodakow ma
swietem Wojciechowie. Pc takle1
wystawowej przekasce, 1aka mnle
H.. D.. poczestowat pan Jan Gulcz,
pewnie i Wylus by SIG dzles'eo
razy obl,znaf. Szkoda. re taklch
Gulczow, Porozyhskich i Budzba-
nowsk,ch ME ma pol Chicago
Piwo i irne ~specya}y u tYch
psnow podobno nawet nas1 chlca-
goscy rodaktorowie wysoko cen'a'
Ia raza i ma Woiclechowle
zadna gosposia %przedemnq drzwl
ME zamyka}a i ME kazafa sic przsz
deski spowladac;; panic W n'eo bee
nose, meia chetnie %piaci}y, DOLBY
wajac dolary re skarbonek. "A
w,dzia1em tam czasem " tych
.sksrbonkach Wo]ciechowskich VIE
cei grosza, uiz gdzle,ndziej W ognlo'
trwa1Ych szafaoh.
l liz Wo]c1echowle jest plekna
nova plebania.
wog6le ma Wojciechowie
Polska krzepko wyglada. Wieksza
Geese interes6w handlowych /
przemys1owych jest W rolsklm
rreku, a wtasnie pan Pawe} Benna,
S46 w. II Str, zakfada nova
grocern,a, poiaczona z targlem
miesa. Rodacy powlnni tego dz'el-
nego wialusa popierat. Polecam
take naszego zayadnego i pred
sieblorczego rodaka P. Jana
Jereczka, S55 w. II Str, posiada'
1acego rracownia,krawiecka W kto'
rel wiele rak polskich ma chief
zarabia.
Nlepodobna bv}o omina@
paraf, wiel. ks. FIR. Krolla; tai
zwanego Zajacowa. Mnlemamy, z
tn Iud polskl wiecel q swo]e] dol
zadowolony, nlz gdzlelndzlej
Chicago, DO ws2edzie %spotykafer
twarze pogodne, zamiast zwykl
malu1acego sic ma obliczach MES
kancow w,elklch stolic brukoweg
nlemiru. Tu najwiecej p~ozyskafe'
nowych ~abonentow, DO teraz tie
lud dowledzia4 sig, re Wldrus n
lest ia ka okropna gazeta. "a Jak
ia dawn,e] uwazali krop1dlsrz
lecz pismem wcale ola ludu 20
skiego a navel ola kropldlarz
nleszkodliwem. - z polsklch pre-
mys}o WOW W tel dzielnicy zasfugu
ma wyszczegolnienle: Jan GA
1892 W. % Str. (first class gr'
cernia) - A.. f. P~ieczynski, Is
W. 80 Str. (sk}ad rzezniczy)
Andrzei Bilinsk; cor. 81 Str.
Washtenaw I'VE. WierwSZorzedl
salon) = Jozef MackowIak 90
Wh,pple ave.) dobra %grocern'a
salcn.
ztad uda}em sic do dzlelni
Town Lake. I tam s%karbonkl
serca ola Warusa chutko
otwiera}y. Salonista p. Sym
Bykopf. 445S S. Wood Str. race
mi pokazac swoie nowo za}ozo
kapiele, bardzo stosownie urz2d'
ne. Salonowe specya}y p. Bykol
wyborne = on san prawdzi'
gentleman. - Jeszcze ieden sal
polski W tel dzielnlcY zasiuguje
s~zczeg6ln2 wzm'anke. Jest
%traktyernia p. J6zefa Klawiko
skiego, 1857 Louis Str, urzqdzo
7 wszelkim komfortem.
GorliwosG k%olektorska prov
dzl}a mnle dalej ma Bridgepc
Tu zaraz ma wstepie powiedzia
mi smutna nowipe, Iecz ME wy
WAN jej, DO watpie, cry to pra
da; jezsli to ME bajka, z pc
noscla chicagosh specyal
correspondent Wiarusa o tenn
do WlnonY napisze.
I W te] czescl miasta zna}s
lem chetnych i szczodrych aben
tow W moim pugiIaresie zapl
nj pomiedzy lnnemi notatka
nasi abonenci: B. KatnY, q
Hickory Str. ~(przyzwoity sailor
grocernia) = Mlcha} Dopka,
Fuller Str. (hardzo porzadny sal'
Rudolf Krefte 1888 Auborn a
fokaza}y handel towarow groc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
MENOMENEE. Mich. :

Mfynarczyk jest ma wolnoscl ,uzna-
ny nlewinnym. Polskie pisma anar-
chistyczne klamla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
okACCIE "a WIARUSA
DrObne Echa.

MANISTEE, Mich. = Pan
pre7ydent Tow.Sw. Wojciecha,
pos}yszawszy O Wolowym
2udzie, jaki niedawno sic sta1
W )ednej karczem tutej szych,
"a minionym mitingu iowa
rzystwa, urzadzil bardzo scis}e
sledztwo w tym przodmiocie,
wskutek czego dal,o raz ma
zawsze abszyt nledosz}emu
szeryfowi J. Wejerowl.
V POINT, Wis.
Pan J6zef Kwasniewski,
kt6ry przez kilka ostatnich
miesiecy z rodzina swa tn
zamieszkiwa}, przeni6sl sic do
Milwaukee. w nocy Z "a
ma IS Lutego obrabowano tn
W pewnym niepolskim hotelu
p. Marcina Ma}eckiego, ktory
n,edawno wstapii w s}uzbe do
g}osrego handlarza grunt6w
Pietrowicza W Thorpe, Wis
Nieznany z}odziel zabra} mu z
kieszeni jego ubrania s23o.
Ma}ecki chcial jechat do Mill
Creeku do ks. Frydrychowi-
CA. - Pan Klemens Nalibor-
ski sprzeda} tn swoj budynek
III Lofty i oko}o 20 Marca
wy)edzie dc Radomla, gdzie
posiada HAWAI- gruntu. = Ma
Polonii umar} pc clezkiej
chorobie farmer Adam Gore
cki.
NEW YORK. : Tutejszy
polski kosci6} zostal przez
biskupa zamkniety.
w JERSEY CITY posta
will sobie Polacy koscio}
murowany ma mlejsce Dire
wnianego. Proboszczem lest
tn teraz ks. WI. kukowsIi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09

RZYM.-Ojc,ec sw., pr7yi-
mujsc oielgrsym6w angielskich.
wyrazil nadzieje, ae Angelic
ponownle stanle " rzedzie
KRAKOW katolickicb. Sfusznie, DO
bardzo wlelu nsilepszych
Augllkow sic nawraca.
RZYM. - Ojcieo 6wlety
Leon III skohcsy} " dniu 2
Marca 8S rex 2ycia. Urodzlt
sic 2 Marca 1910 r. Do win
szuiacYch mu " sail rronowe)
kardynalow pow'sdziaf pom'e.
d1y iunemi, Re oblawy RADIOS
CT przy lego lub'leuszu
przycsyn'a sic do chw sly
Kosc;ola.
PETERSBURG Przyjazf
miedzy Rosys a Francya
jakos troche ostygia.
PARYz.-Stary Lesseps ms
byG osadzonVm W wlez'enls
ma wYspie sw. MafgorzatY
zkad to uciskt n%leboszczyI
general Bazalne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
z nisklm ukfone;n

Wawrzyniec Rudomsha
podr6Euiacy agent W1arusa, a
dawniei bakalarz W Skwlerawach l
innych nlebardzo podfych slofach
ma Kaszubach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
re SW A

STUTTGART, Badenia. -
Wielkl ksIa3e badehski Fryde'
ryk. wui obecnego cesarza
niem,eckiego, przyial Ware
ketof,cka. Byi dawniej zacie-
k}Ym protsstantem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-09
OUTH CHICAGO. II

Pograzen1 W ciezk'ei aafoble no
bert kosihskil coma, oznajmiala
swoim hcznym krewnym, przyja
cioiom znajomym, " dula %
Lutego ziozyli do grobu swego
naJukochahs1"g go plecioletnlego SYN
ka Alexandra Mech Pan Bog lch
pocieszyv = Waru8.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

In the Municipal court THIS morning
lohu Fitzgerald wills fined IS and COSTS
{ or b ing drunk.
Julin Fisher WAS changed by lils wife
with beIng dgsoIderly. aHa judge l5Rsf
SAID that the court hli sent lin TO jail
Cmo before and non 10 had used very
bad EutEes toward Ills wife. He was
linrd - mid costs
The charge against James and Wm
! :. ner fut tting disorderlY preferred
ty their father was continued until
ltSs cvensaE Iao boys cannot slaEq
N tho house when their fataGr Is
dr.Hsug.
Ihgsnut Mullin, John Lllly and
john qHtain were tined ~ and casts
Tor yaEFH.n.y the officers teetltl1ti
th4t they sre around at all hours vi
the nrsit. This morning about two
OEct0r., ex police officer l}rutnHll BAN
them ls6TsiIg over the feEce Mt air
tiEeen' 3 chicken house. corner Frank
I'm ana Beech streets.
lie guard b house, in the West Ent
PMS, WIS soon afterwards dlmaGne
. ~ s. ones having been thrown AgRlh5
Il. Tire officers at the City Hail wef
teiat hDned Tor and the men were Al
rested
Judge Ball, in tho Chiefs room, rel
Ianaf}gad Il nHmter OF boys WHO lay
, cen throwing stones around ut Ihif
ana Council streets.
John Raed who was cut by job
Vincent the lrst part OF the week, al
peatad III court The case was con
J t.i.aD4 untH Monday morning at
O'Clock, the bail being fixed ut ! DO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30


Ex.Sheriff FraEcis NJ. Dunn died at
his home at Dover yesterday after
noon. The immediate cause OF death
was nervous prostitution. By his
death Dover loses one Of It's foremost
citizens. He was born near Camden.
Kent county, january %. 1912. aud
early in life began teaching. though
lie soon left pedagogy 20 enter into
business. He was engaged In store
keeping In Marydell for some years
and lived there until 1878, when he
was elected sheriff OF Kent county and
moved to Dover. At the expiration OF
his term he opened a store in Dover
land In 1887 he started the Dover Index,
which he has ever since successfully
managed. In 1891 session OF the House
of Representatives he was elected
clerk. A vito apd three children sur
lYiyo him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Prendergast. who shot mayor Har-
risop. OF Chicago, few weeks ago,
has been convicted OF murder in the
first degree. and he will no doubt be
sentenced and speed
lily executed. Cranks and Anarchists
will consequently see that unlawful
acts will bring punishment and theii
crimes must be expiated upon the gal
lows. There is nothing like a long
rope, high gallows and a shor
shrift, to prevent assassination ant
kindred acts. We congratulate gu
countrymen upon the result, a
prompt punishment is the best pro
sentative OF life. liberty and pro perty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The question OF the establishment OF
State banks by the repeal Of the 10
per cent. tax will play prominent
part In the proceedings OF the present
Congress. 1t is already exciting a
lively Interest among the leading H.
nanciers In both houses.
Delaware Is small State and has a
small State debt. amounting 70 but
1851, 5f3. Her county debt 10. however.
1918 400. her municipal dsbt 81, 4l3. Ill.
TIER school district debt. "a 222. the
total dabt. less siaklug fund, being
~. 9l6,0sl. the debt per capita being
isl783. 1t Is stated. however, that
white these figures give a general Idea
OF the debt OF tho State. that debt has
eeen considerably reduced sincs the
preparatio OF Mr. Untsn's tables.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

1t is proposed to construct an cleo
trio railway from Philadelphia to New
York. There is no doubt but 1t would
prove a profitable investment. The
effect on tho competing roads would
be another question. 1t might. how
.eger not seriously reduce their bus!'
lnees. as the doubling OF facilities for
trade and travel frequently tend K
Isuch enlargement of the volume o
business as to be advantageous OF thu
old lines 6s we'll as the new one The
day Is not distant when we shall hay'
trolley lines in all directions, and rail
road building will be given AN impetu
that cannot be readily comprehended
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

An assistant principal Is wanted In
the public school at New Castle, aud
we cannot see any good reason Why
one of the residents OF this city or
county should not be selected for the
place. It Is true that the salary, $3.50
per year, Is not very high, considering
the requirements to teach Latin, Cor
man and the higher English branches,
but still that Is better than being idle
or going to some foreign location.
The examination will take place next
Saturday. the 9th Of January, and
persons wishing the position, must at
tend the meeting OF the committee
in the high school In that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

once attract the eager interest OF the
little ones, and appeal to every mother.
Nothing could DO prettier TO adu 70
the decorations of home. and y
should find a place In every householo
where The REPUBLICAN enters. Iha
very triiling outlay necessary Tor any
reader OF THE REPUBLICAN to secure
copy OF this admirable picture puts "
within the reach OF every one. II
will be cent by mall, postpaid, 70
any postoflice address upon the re'
celpt, by The REPUBLICAN, OF live cou'
pons herewith published. and i've Two
cent stamps.
1t Is quite probable. II the readers oil
the peoples popular paper, arc desir.
Gus of possessing this. and similar ar'
works, that The REPUBLICAN Will onel
others OF the same kind-all studies
from child. life such as would hang
with harmony and fitness beside
"a New Year's CALI Such an oiler "a
| In contemplation at this time. and lth
hoped arrangements leading thereto
can DO consummated. This latter con-
sideratIon will. however, rest largely
with REpuBIlCAS readers, and the In
| terest they manifest in the original
| offer.
All letters bearing orders for "a
| New Years Call" must contain nvs
consecutively numbered coupons. With
| five two.cent stamps, and be address
ed. THE REPUBLICAN,,
| Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
PICTURES TOR
REPUBLICAN READERS
Beautiful Reproduction of Famous
Masterpiece. in Twelve Coiors,
Offered Our Pnirons.

The REPUBLICAN IL pleased to an
nounee that it has perfected arrange
ments with the leading art publisher
OF this country for the reproduction
in coiors OF one OF the finest Of mod.
ern oil paintings, q prize canvas that
Inns won medals in several successful
exhibitions OF pictures. This gem, en-
titled "a New Years Call" ID repro
duced on fine art paper Gin IL colors),
an exact counterpart OF tho famous
original, as It came from the painters
studio, II is l5xS0 inches in dimen.
eions, and the subject Is given In
rough outline with this notice. The
picture Is most artistic In conception,
exquisite In its coloring...and present
ed in size most attractive for fran,
ing. The subject is one that will al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
THE TEACHER.


Unto m artist imploring spake:
paint mo fgure--wfth your soul Of ere;
That shah embody light and so inspire
To larger deeds that tho whole world will wake
And "a at stirring sound OF hugle take
Truth'e highest citadel" Quick with desire
saw tho artist. touched to impulse higher
Than even the stars, a reyerent moyemen
make
As II In prayer: than on the canvas drew
A group Of children, with Presence fair
Set in their midst that, sun encircled, grew
Into tho face sublimei oh, Light Of ages
where
Where other shall we see the symbol true
Save In the splendor that thou alone dost wear
Boston Teachers Bazaar Book.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

John Ii. Long has been appointed
keeper of tho Fenwlek Island Life
Saving Station. (Dei.) vice Stratton
Scheienger, removed for violation OF
the law requiring keepers to seleet
their crews on the ground of Illness
only. William u Tunnel has been
keeper OF the Lewes Life
saving Station, vice John A. Cianpitt
re Aligned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

For the benefit Of tie Increased
travel which the holiday Season flwuys
brings, tie Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will this year sell excursion
tickets between tho various stations
on Its system at the reduced rate OF
Two cents per milo. Such tickets will
be sod between all stations on tho
Bowningtown and Lancaster branch
and the United Railroads of New der.
sey Ijivi5i on. The dates OF sals arc
December 22d TO 25th and December
2gth TO January lat, 1884. inclusive,
valid for return until january Sd,
1894, inclusive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

NToTJfE-I, John los. Bierinaul. own
er ard occupant oil the house situated
10 northwest. Cor Seventh and MHdsor
streets N the It'll ward, ia the city oil
Mimi ngton. county of New Castle ane
State o. Delaware. I'M compliance with tn,
ieatiiremcnts OF the acts # the Genera
NsscHlttly III such Case made and provided
do hereby give notice that ! shtli apply
in writ ny to I g Judges Of the Court oil
General essl9nS OF the Pesce and Jai
ftplIvcly of Tho State Of Delaware. in aud
for New Lastlr County, IN Monday this
fti duy of February, being the mex
term oil said court, for license for said
house AS an mn or tavern, for the sal,
therein of Intoxicating liquors In
icss quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises aud the follow na
spentable citizens OF said ward. at least
Twelve OF whom are substantial free.
nuldcrs, recommend the said appllca-
ton. to wit:
JOS Davidson 6eorge II MCCALL
Nathan bhcen ~. simmons
james NJ, Grant 4 lincher
pD Douahpp Philip Dougherty
itoht kirkwood UShnltr
George Trislcr " Patrick Mahnney
Fred 4 Manmele John Cummings
George Jnstla Daniel liiekta
Jno ii Scott Daniel w Thompson
Louis Hutton NJ J Hughes
chas c Mumueie Thos } Gallagher
Geo Albert Is Beste
John Doheity Edward + Kane
REM Rawnstev Taylor tiraY
d :6.3t JOHN jos. HERMANN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Next Monday we shall enter upon
new year. The day viii be ushered in
with the ringing Of bells and other ev-
licences Of gladness. We hope it may
bring more blessings than the one that
ID now closing has been fruitldl,
Resolutions for reform will Doubtless
be made; new enterprises Will he pro.
jscted, and new combinations entered
into, but aims too many resolutions
will have no binding effect. too many
projects will prove fruitless. and too
many combinations Will result III the
ruin OF their projectors. Tho great
need OF the times is STAYING power,
the exercise Of patience ana Perseyer.
auce, determination to hold on, to
stand steadfast, live or die, sink or
swim. Persons who allow themselves
to be Influenced BY every new doctrine
never amount to much. a resolution
once made should he firmly adhered
to; an enterprise oneo engaged in
should not DO lightly abtnIonedi
combinations formed Should ba
pushed with al the yigor that springs
from a Determination not TO fd'. In
this way victories Will bB won over
evil propensitles trlumpas viii De as
euea over apparently Lu5armount
able otatIcles Wnd wGa.'a viii DO ae
quirnd oven waarafaF!u ) ~ oltsns
Those unstable OF putpca5 sehl9m
achieve anything wott,l having.
The desire Tor :sRn+l:ssrg Eaelslrl
OF any kind viii too often pt0ee tn
,aoral as we'll as the tinanetla ruin o
all who yield TO it, There can be ut
parley!n. with anpetiteor passion b
those who wish TO attain sucessa ii
any calling. Its only through de
nal, abstiIenee and lGbar th4t life
can be made honorable. ! hos
who stand on slippery places tnus
take heed lost they fall. Therefore
IS important to avoid temptation,
form good habits, ami Kemp elear o
thoae who live by Questionable pral
ttees. No one eau handle pitch viii
out being deiiled, and those wao !
down with swine must expect TO &
up with ileas. On entering upon 1
new year, II is Important thai so
beginning be made II good ending
desired. Excess IN eating aud drn
lug must be aSlidad. II will not
to yield 10 appetite to-day with L
expectation to reform tomorrow.
30 doing the most talented men la
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
sATURnAY. pEcEMuER 80. ,sas.
Notice.

We would request persons who
want the REPuBLIcAS served at theit
residences ana can't get it regular
from the many carriers. TO leave theii
names and the number of their resi-
dences at our office aud we will try t.
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

WEST CHESTER, Dec. 29.-rhe West
Chester Village Record. ono OF the old
est newspapers In this state. was sold
to-day by Mira. William D. Evans to s.
Edward Paschail. of Doylestown, who
will take charge of the paper on Jan
uary 4, and will issue it as u weekly
only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

BROOKLYN, Dec. su.-William D. Bane-
ker, general superintendent Of the Ameri-
can News company, was found dead in
bed at his residence in this city. Death
resulted from neuralgia of the heart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

DR.. ]. Simms Il Son's sure family
medicine. the old central depot re-
moved to COS King street, whore you
can buy the famous White Pulmonic
Balsam, vegetable Iiyor pills, blood
purifier and the famous eve cure, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

ST. Louis, Dec. 3O.--Tom Allen, the re-
tired heavyweight leaves this city in
few days for Florida to aid in preparing
Mitchell for his fight with Corbett The
exact date is not known, as his journey
lies through Kentucky. in which state an
Indictment still hangs over him for his
fight with Goss.