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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-03

A parcel check booth will be erected
where parties may have their lunch baskets
cared for free of charge. There will b ae
refre,hment booth on the grounds where
luncheon may be bought by those not desir-
ing TO bring baskets.
Dancing will take place in the pavilion the
entire afternoon. Field sports will take
place on the picnic grounds.
Per order Picnic Committee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-03
and FLAGS

Exhibition Roman Candles from to 20 balls Torpedoes
FIRE Crackers Pin wheels Flower Pots Bengal Lights Blue
Ca ghts Coorsd Fire Bombs Single and Double Triangle Wheels
Mines Coored Rosettes Lolored Vertical Wheels Cdav and
night Firework Balloons Exhibition Sky Rockets from half to
six pounds etc. etc. ~ w ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-03

Inquire at Office of j. S. Walker, over
Spreckels' Bank. 3S5-tf. &
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The Democrats nre laborlng very
hard to divert attcnt on from the
questions at Issue between tho differ
eEt parties Ia our state, by dragging
Into the canvass the names Of the can,
didates for the L. s. Senate. 1t will
be time enough to determine who
shall have the honor to represent the
State In the L S. Senate. next winter,
IL the Republicans Aavc majority OF
the mentors Hon. Anthony Higgins
will very probably be reelected, as he
has conducted himself very credltably
and hls service deserves this recosni.
tloa at the hands Of Als party.
If, on tie other hand, tho Dem ocrats
shall be in the majority, whi5A We dc
not believe possible fiotu tic present
outlook, either Willard Salisbury OF
Edward l.. Martin Will ba oIscted tc
that honorable position The Issue al
present is between lbe Republicans aul
Democrats between tue Protection
lists and Observation-Disclosures, and not
between members IL the sutue party
After the meeting Of tie Legislature i
viii he time Jagh 10 determine wht
shat be senator. IAls uEeusluess OF
the part OF TIE Democrats 10 regard {,
the Republican candidate for he posi-
tlon. locks very iluaU ike that they
CONCEDED the loiont u thetG own part
,.dns ana that they wished to iuaueuu,
or determine the setertt0n Of the mar
who shah III that post on. If tneJ
coEsldet tim. they even had the slight
est eAalee Of SUCCESS thay should uo
be so uLclEg al ont this matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The Republicans and q great many
Democrats have got what might be
called tho Addicks. Phohia. Every
thing bad 10 said and talked of ahout
Mr. j. Edwards Addloks. S ono say
he is not resident OF Delaware.
Others that he Is foreigner. Others
that he don't want to be Senator,
while others say he is only after the
Wilmington gas plant. You can hear
almost everything that Is not very
lice about Alr. Addicks.
The writer has had the good fortune
20 meet hun on several occasions. and
will say that lie Is business man, a
gentleman and hustler. He would
do credit to Delaware as her reprosen,
tatlYe, II the lightning should strike
him in that capacity. He resides 10
delaware aud claims this State as his
place OF residence. He has gIyeE no,
orally to the Republican party every
time lie has heen asked. The night
now is with the Republicans; If they
keep on In tholr present course lie Will
be able 10 elect tho next Legislature
In Delaware. Not, who will be senu
tor, that Will be aoolded later on
Keep lp the cool work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Building Inspector Dohrs condem
nation OF the Lewis Building at Sew
ienth and Market streets brought al
appeal from John L. Dickey, Horace
@. Rettew and s. III. Baynard repre-
senting the Knights OF Golden Eagle
and the owners of the building, before
city Councils Building Committee las
night. Mr.. Dohl and City Engineer
Wilson said they each had examined
the building and found 1t unsare. II
YtAo committee would rclleve him OF
the responsibility he would be salts
fled, After hearing the appeals from
the owners Of tho building who want
ed 1t to remain standing for another
year by which time they expected to
have a new structure on the site and
until that time would bear oil respon
stbility adjournment was made unit
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon whom
tile committee will inspect the build
ing. There was also an appeal from
the building inspectors decision OF
the properties Nos. 500, 3OI and 3Ol
Adams street. The committee derid
ed TO look at these properties after
seeing tho Lewis building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER go. 1884.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20


The reporter who wrote the report
'of the opposition movement In New
Castle. to Henry MeMullin. seems tc
have greatly magnltied the same. In
stead Of A. V. Leslie George threaten
ing to vote for Mr.. Boyd. that gentle.
man declares that he never said so,
but on the contrary he says ''he vii
do all he can to elect the Republican
ticket, supporting 1t from top to bot.
tom. and he hopes that every Republi
can In the county will do the sams.p
James r. Hance. who was McMullln's
chief competitor for the nomination
says he will support the straight tick
OF. The opposition therefore seems
to be growing BEAUTIFULLY less. It Is a
fortunate thing for tho reporter thai
the penalty for lying is not death. II,
should be more certain hereafter OF hi
statements before publishing them a
reliable. II he does not wish the repu
tation OF MuIchausen or Tom Pepper
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Special Correspondence to REpUBLICa,
DOVER, Delaware, Sept, 10th. 1884,
The Republicans OF East Dover hun
bred met here Tuesday and effecte,
an organization by electing William
y. Smithers, President; William L
Denney, Secretary; and William Con
well, Treasurer. The meeting wa
very enthusiastic throughout and va
largely attended. Several speeche
were made In behalf OF the party, an
several eulogistlc speeches were mad
on the death OF the Hon. A. b. Rich
iardson and at an early hour they ad
! burned in his honor.
The Democratic Kent County cen
trial committee met here yesterda,
and organized. DR.. Is. L. Lewis. O
Milford. was elected chairman, Score
tary of State jill. Hawkins WA
detected secretary, and Ezekiel L
cooper was made treasurer
The committee decided to omen /
committee room In the rooms recent
~ used by the base ball club, and will
employ an assistant secretary, wht
Will make Ills headquarters In salt
room.
The funeral OF Alden B. Richardson
LOOK place this afternoon from hi,
$3.50 t~DhfShNc Nv tilJ AlOltl
son. Only the members OF the family
were present. Dir. w. l. s. Murray
had charge OF the funeral services
which were very impressive. He spok,
OF air, Richardson as both n private
citizen and as man In public life, anc
OF his honesty OF purpose and SINGER
ity OF action. He spoke OF the loss t.
the town of Dover In losing such
man as MIR. Richardson. was, Tn,
body lay in metallic coffin, encaset
in plain oak casket. lie was shroud
ed In plain black shroui. aud In his
hand was email wreath OF flowers
while on the coffin and In various part,
OF The room were numerous bouquets
the remembranees Of his many friends
Among the decorations was vacanI
chair, made OF natural flowers, pre-
scented by the shop hands.
The pail bearers were selected from
the shop hands, who had been in hlt
recent employ. The body was borne
to Silver Lake cemetery and there laid
to rest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

A dark iron-gray horse was stolen
on Tuesday night from the farm OF
John J. Foote, Mill Crock hundred,
and a Germantown market wagon.
harness, horse blanket and two and.
a.half bushels of timothy seed were
Stolen by the same party from the ad.
Joining farm Of James NJ. Shakespeare.
"A reward OF S2l0 is offered for the re-.
Icovery OF the above property and the
arrest and conviction OF the thief by
the Diamond State Detective Assocla.
ton, at Stanton, Del. The same horse
was driven oil bya young man a rear
ago, and was recovered near Bristol,
Bucks county, Pa. The rogue is now
In Jail for the offense. and 1t Is to be
hoped that the guilty party will be
found out and suffer similar penalty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
The KIDNAPPING OF sYtRs


lionaire Manufacturers Wife.
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 20.-Mrs f. NJ. Byers
wife Of the millionaire iron manufacture,
OF this city, yesterday filed sensational
petition in court asking for the custody
OF her husband and his estate. Mrs. Dyer,
says she has been married twenty-five
years About two years ago H. b. Shields
an employe Of A. NJ. Byers, her brother
in-law, kidnapped her husband and took
MN TO Chicago, where he was placed il
the custody of DIR. l.. W. Tallman. Tn,
latter took Byers to Duluth, and then u
st. Paul, where he was placed in a hote,
under the charge Of Eva Diltz, a trainet
nurse.
Mrs. Byers located her hus band on Aug
~, 1873. The party, including Mrs. Byers
then returned to Chicago. Here, she al
leges, morphine was surreptitiously ad
ministered by DIR. Tallman, and while she
was unconscious her husband was agar
carried off. Byers was then taken from
place to place, generally outside the
United States, covering all together about
10000 miles. Mrs. Byers spent thousands
OF dollars searching for her husband, and
hnally located him in Japan. She sent
her agent, Samuel Boyd, for her husband
and they returned to San Francisco Here
they were met by DIR. Tallman, who en-
deavored to regain possession of Byers
Finally on July 80 1894, an agreement
was signed by all the interested parties te
the effect that Byers should return to
Pittsburg, without any interference, IL
the custody of Boyd
At st. Joseph Byers was taken from the
train on writ of habeas corpus, but at
the hearing was remanded into Boyd's
custody. A few hours later, Mrs Byere
alleges, II. B. Shields, Peter l.. Kennedy.
John Davis and DIR. Tallman again kid.
mapped Byers and took him to Chicago,
where trace of him was lost A few days
ago Mrs. Byers found her husband in the
pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, at
Philadelphia, and he is now under her
care
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Inc bounty on sugar stimulated the
N anufacture of that article yery
greatly, and as result the price to
The consumer was lower than at any
former time In our country, while the
money that had heretofore gone
abroad to pay for that article was re-.
iained at home for the benefit OF our
people. The manufacture of sugar
In France and Germany was stimulated
by similar process, and IL it were
hight for these Governments to nav
pounties to accomplish such an object
We do not sec why our Government
should not do the same, particularly
Is IL tended to induce the people In
many OF the States to engage In grow.
Ing bsets instead OF growing wheat
and corn. and thus lessen, to GER
tain extent. the production Of these
sereals.
The low price OF wheat Is the most
serious draw back that the farmer
Experiences, and II beet growing and
sugar making should tend to lessen
the competition In the production Of
that article the farmers generally
would be benefited.
We, therefore, do not see tho great
evil of paying bounty for the pro.
suction OF sugar, particularly as the
price to the consumer Ia reduced to
IN amount equal to that bouutr. Tn.
der the Mckinley bill the people saved
sgrelter am cunt of money than was
paid out by the Government in the
shape OF bountles. and consequently
they were gamers by the system, as
there were additional employment, a
tendency to less competition among
Wheat gtowere, and money put In
circulation
This policy did not suit the Demo.
crats, who are opposed to encouraging
III, Industries ut cur country, and the
cane and beet growers will have TO
rely on their own RESOURCES OF give up
lilo market to Foreigners out OF pure
love for the people they would bank.
rupt the manufactures AMI lot the
Norkmen work for low wages or bog
Ion bread Such Democra cy is not
worth .groat, anI those who Will
not prefer .thelt own country or fam.
lily aboyealL others are worse than in.
ldels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 2O.-Forest Grow
ley, manager Of the Roswell wooden mill
was found murdered in thicket neal
Westview cemetery. Circumstantial evi
dence points strongly to Will Myers a.
one OF his murderers, The motive wa.
robbery. Crowley had 500 on his person
on Tuesday. Myers had induced him tc
come to this city from Roswell. Tho
murdered man was induced to take n
drive In the country where the tragedy
took place. Myers is missing He is but
10 years old
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Miss Mary Deakyne, daughter Of
Alexander Deakyne OF Ihoroughfart
Neck. died on Monday of typo-mala.
rial lever. son and daughter are
down with the same disease.
The quarterly conference of the
Smyrna NJ. L. Church will be held to
morrow.
Mrs. John S. Wise and Mrs. Carlln
,of New Castle, have been Waiting
here.
Mrs. Matthew Ford. OF near Sever
sons, was taken i'll on Monday with al
attack of collie. which resulted in hel
death OH Tuesday morning. Her fu
neral takes place this afternoon. In
torment will be made at Glenwood
cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
NO ROOM FOR TWO OPINION
ABOUT OUR Low ?slGGs

People have turned and
are turning to our store in
the greatest crowds day after
ilay for the marvellous values
After understanding fol
years that Mems All.Woo.
Suits were at their lowest
prices when selling for SO,
it's a wonder to buyers to gel
them for $5. The saving is
clear and unprecedented. Its
all owing to the peculiar, i'm
perative conditions t h a
force sales. .--.
Here's one surprise-All.
Wool Fall Overcoat, IS.
Here's another-All.Woo
Fall Overcoat, $50.
Here's anothcr-All.Woo
Fall Overcoat, $40.
Investigate the qualities.
You'll find they're $40, $l5,
$40 worth. Just double the
prices we're asking in this
important sale. ..
Same kinds Mems All.
Wool Suits formerly SIC
selling for IS. Dig.
Same kinds Mems All
Wool Suits formerly ST.
selling for $6.75.
Same kinds Mems All.
Wool Suits formerly SIS
selling for $3.50.
Same kinds Mems All.
Wool Suits formerly $l64
selling for So.
Same kinds Mems All.
Wool Suits formerly $40 sell.
ing for $l5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

More than ordinary rea
sons for putting prices Oh
new basis when Suit is
tailored for you. Never ex
peeted to do what we'll dc
now. Suit to your exact
measure, carefully and ele.
gantly made, SIS. OF course,
equal to what has been SIS
to SO more, and a choice
of a number of good quail.
ties. You'll surely be sur.
prised OF SO, but you'll be
grati0ed with the Clothing
just as surely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

tsh-t toit OF the stensoa TO Niagara Fails
September - marks the end OF tina
Niagara Falls series of tours VIA tic
Pennsylvania Railroad this year. lie
extensive patronage accorded tho pre-.
v,Ous trips and the expressions Of
satisfaction giyen by participants at
the manner N which these tours have
been conducted amply affect thor at.
trhctlyeasss and the estimation in
which tAey arc held. 4 tourist agent
and chaperun Will accompany This
last plrty mud reader Invaluable ser
Vice ID tho promotion Of general com.
fort
EAe remarkable rate of sia for the
round trip from Philadelphia Wash.
.ngtDn and baltimore WITH propor.
tlonate rates from Othgr points euVors
the expense Of transportation 10 and
from this wonderful work uf nature.
especially magnificent udI pletgresq IL
at th,5 seaeon. with the eurrOunlin.
a ttuIun rp!Urlng
Eot deta!!s RGd Information consult
ageut5 Of tie COMPANY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

There will be union Methodist love
feast held at Asbury NJ. L. Church this
evening at 130 o'clock. THIS is the
first OF series Of such meetings to be
held at the different churches. 1t to
he attended by every Methodist pas
tor, and promises to be the greatest
meeting OF the kind over held In the
city. All other pastors are Invited and
people from the other churches. The
meeting is to be led by the presiding
elder, the Roy. l.. Il. Barrett.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 2o.-Mrs f. X
Hunt, the venerable president of the
Woman's Auti-Breekinridge association
of Lexington, has received letter from
Miss Mary Desha, sister-in-law of Colonei
Breckinridge, now residing in Washing
ton, from which the following extract i,
taken: II want to tell you how much |
thank you for what you have done in de.
feating the man who has disgraced the
Ashland district. There was universal
rejoicing when the result was KNOWN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

| '."y '"stNN" t"e StHbs
The following circular has beef
issued:
WILMINGToS, DEL, Sept. II, 1894.
You are cordially invited to be pres
ent at the Builders exchange. on Mar.
ket street above Sixth. on Monday
evening next, cath instantly to take
part In the organization OF perma.
nent singing society OF mixed voices
to sing oratorio and lighter music.
As the Tuesday Club has practically
'disbanded, this will be the only or
ganizatlon singing thls class Of music
in Wilmington.
1t is signed by N. Il. Benson, vii.
liam Ii, Gibbons, II. Howard Carver,
Elmor L. Benson. II. d. Harrison, ".
J. Fisher, W. n. Ralston, Henry Baird,
". n. Eaton, Jr. J. Frank Ayres,
George L. Baird, j. Newman Davis,
Arthur X. Taylor. L. Leslie Carpenter.
Al the last meeting OF the Tuesday
club 1t seemed to be the opinion that
the Tuesday Club would not he con.
tirued. Some of those Interested then
issued the call for the meeting to form
Il now society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

JETFERsoSyILLE, Ind, Sept. 2o.-Frank
st, Clair, bridge carpenter. was at work
on the traveller used in building the Louis
vile and JefeFsonyille bridge at this
point. While Fighting piece of timber
at the top OF the traveller he lost his bal
ance and fell into the river, distance Of
25O feet, In the fall St. Glars body
struck the false work, injuring him inter.
nally and breaking both legs. He was
rescued from drowning, but cannot live.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Forty members OF the Fame Hose
Fire Company, In full uniform and
headed by the First Regiment Band,
wont to Sorrstown this morning over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
visiting liremen will return homo to.
morrow night, and at the station will
be received by the Delaware Fire Com.
pany. 4 street parade and jollliica.
tion will follow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, Sept 2O.-The rain
storm of the past two days has done con.
siderable damage here. Many bridges
have been washed away, among them the
new iron bridge Mt Point Pleasant, which
was built By the county two years ago to
replace stone bridge washed away BY the
flood. Roads are impossible by reason of
washouts, and the damage will reach into
the thousands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Acknowledgment olney has returned tc
Washington after months absence
Hon, John g. Tarsney was renominated
for congress- troHi the Fifth Missouri dis
trict by the DepScfats.
Absalom Wiser died at Marshall, Ills,
from the effects of scalding water thrown
on him by his insane wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Mrs, Richard Patzowsky. realizing nj
Ninth and West streets, celebrated nel
thir,y'thlrl birthday on TuesdaS
cyeniug, Friends from Philadelphia
ana baltimore and this city, number
Ing some thirty o. more were present
to wish the good Indy and her husband
many more pleasant birthdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

sYMProMs-Molsture: intense itching
anu stlngingi most ut night worse Dy
rmors form. which often bleed and ulce
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OIN1
MENT stops the itching and bleeding
heals liberation. and in most cases re-
moves the tumor. AZ druggists or by
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

ALLENTowS, Pa, Sept 2o-Nlne men,
who said they were members of Coxey'
army, assembled in Salisbury township
and emptled several kegs Of beer which
they purchased at n near by hotel. One
man was robbed OF nearly all his clothing
andi money and attemgted suicide by
drowning in Schreiber's dam He was
rescued and locked up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Inc. colored voters OF the Ninth
ward have put on the war paint and
are getting ready for the fight this
Iail. At a NEE ting held In LEAFS Hall,
Fourteenth and Fletcher streets. the
following officers were elected OF theii
club: President, J. W. johnson; Vice
president. w. II. Morris; secretaries,
IL. A. Hamm ond and N. r. Walker
committee. Nathan Laws. ]. r. Baird,
George Bsnson, Joseph Queen, Harri
son Hunter. W. Cornish, j. Wilson,
Edward Lloyd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

On Thursday, September 27th, there
Will be another grand matinee race
meeting held at the Hazel Dall track
There will be a three.year-old colt race
l3-minute and 2,45 and ESQ cluss races
free for all trotterS and PAGERS.
Those wishing to enter horses can
do so by applying TO William Stafford
at the track zach evening or lO4 East
Second street. All horses free oil
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Hearing that tho friends OF o. j
Mpuarity Of this city arc anxious te
match him against Charlie McKesyer
Tor a spacial slX.roani bout, Prof.
John IL. Clark OF Philadelphia says ar,
rhHEement5 eau TO made for such q
contest tot purse OF a percentage
with Morllrily or anybody elBe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
SOCIETY NOTES.


LOVE COMES LIKE eUMMER DREAM.
We were sitting, after waltzing,
On the stairs.
He before | could forbid 1t,
stole rose, ere Yet | missed 1t
And. as tenderly he kissel 1t,
swiftly IN his pocSet hid IL.
Unawares.
We were talking, after waltziue,
On the stairs.
had said that he should rue 1t.
And u lecture l intended, 49,
which think he apprehen lei;
was kissed before | knsw IL,
Unawares.
We were silent. after waltzlny,
On the stairs.
! nal stormei with angry feeling,
But he spoke love, never nee ding,
And my eyes fell meath his plea ling,
All my depth OF love revealing,
Uaawarel .
Walter II. Campbell. loom boss Q,
Bancroft's Mills aud Miss Mabel Wal
ton of Sllverbrook will be married a
the residence Of the BRIDES parents on
October 4.
The wedding Is announced OF Dr.
Horace Belts and Miss Jessie b
Thomas will be married In the First
Unitarian Church. October 3.
DIR. Lamar and Jacob Richardson
Woub usniilS ILLS morning In INT
raging canal.
Mise Julia L. Booth. OF GIG French
street, will go to Booths Corner for {
weeks visit to-day.
Messrs. George Barlow and William
Potter left this morning tor the
marshes OF Delaware City to shoot rail-
birds. We hope George will not ba
like his partner and forget to brinE
his game home.
The famous Henry Seidel Orchestra
OF New York will give concert In the
Grand Opera House on the evening Of
October 25th, under the auspices oil
the Ferd Fullmer Male Chorus. There
will be chorus OF fifty voices, beside
several sololsts.
Mise Name Woodrow ls visiting Mist
Mollle Y. Petite at FELTON,, Del.
; Mrs. Lucy Jack, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Joseph Brown. OF Concord
avenue, Chester, has returned home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Some persons never open their
mouth without putting their foot II
1t. In seeking to reflect on others ii
nine cases out OF ten they iniure
themselves. They forget that all
things come to those who labo
patiently and wait Resenting a
wrong rarely does good but ofteI
harm. The injunction "be ye wise as
'serpents and harmless as doves" is 3
good one. "a soft answer turnetl
away wrath"