The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Everywhere We find the three grea.
clements q all government monIr.
chy, arl5to rracy, democracy more or
less fully developed, Ii is the duty
OF every man as Il citizen to support
tho government OF his country by his
influence, and If necessary. by his per,
soual service. All laws are from God.
No mortal man WAS Inc inyertor OF
them, No society can prosper nor
even exist. without government.
Robert llanby OF Bellevue mas q
very sick colt. II Is attended by DR..
samuel Matthew, Of Concord, who
will do his best to restore IL to health
again. Tho animal is high-brel
running horse.
Thomas bay one Of the Republican
candidates Tor the Legislature. was on
the rounds distributing tickets to his
many friends.
General Wlstar, wifo and niece have
returned to their Claymont home from
Bar harbor, after stay Of three
weeks.
Miss Emma Anderson OF Holly Oak
Is spending visit with EsteIla Wash
ington OF Newport, Del.
| Henry Guest is somewhat poorly,
Iund Tor several months has been quite
sick. 1t is hoped by his many friends
that he may lie specify restored to
health again
Nicholas Peells has, 1t is said, tho
ilucst Hold OF corn III BTandywlnc
Hundred. also the finest lot OF dairy
cows OF the kind in tie country. They
are all Attorneys except one. lie sells
his milk in Wilmington. lie has q
great demand
Monro MUuslcy took in the Elkton
fair, and his eyes while there had the
pleasure OF looking on many things
OF the QUAINT andCurious' nature.
Wall, he likes to fish We know, and he
generally catches theui.
4 Curtis q. Handy and Henry NJ ousley
came to Claymont on Thursday last.
ana after good deal of fixing their
lines they went down to Naamans
creek, like two little boys. imagining
what large lot OF fish they would
catch. But two or three hours aftor
ward, they Came back, the former
with nary scale, ana the latter with
about hall dozen, und mona OF thou
would weigh over tive pounds apiece
, and yet lie says tho largest fish go
away. They started out the sec lnL
time with Charley W UttOy aid net
.aud a!ter fishing about ono hour Cur
I us faro was Hearly its former shape
not SO long l01hing, Tor lie has quite
good mess. Charley often helps out
tie disappointed, VIII fails in the iish
ing business. Tie two after all went
home happy
A smith could rife out with his wife
ma three ctlldren. then lie goes
round aud l.uw3 that he has been
mt with his f1Ir.In.hand.
Which, u tho Tires can beat. The
women shooting hons. or tie maj
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lies.
forging a. way to wealth. and al
mItl,s get wealthy.
+ ltis tie successful blacksmith thai
lOrges To the front.
liows aOoat Als business the black
tBiultA.
4 In salith ia 4 fool TINT praises him,
e!. aHl also mailman II he speaks
Of LlAself
Tho lest Blowing that some smiths
10 is with then tongues.
IL takes blacksmith however tC
make lellOe tlred.
lhe AUrse5Aoer that lies should have
: good memory.
a blacksmith at work is always on
tie strike,
lie may be a forger and still be right.
4 lie can str.ae without being q
istTiittr.
Buying goods on credit has ruined
many good smith.
Ito tcst OF cducatious that come
smiths have they got before they
went to college and after they left.
4 late hOHta arc not What tell oil some
:, blacksmI,l,5 II is their breath.
j lhelo are smiths In every Land as fan
as known hut the blue says That there
WAS land that there were no smiths
pa It What land was il
iRyE As STEEL.