The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-22
Third edition.


Daniel W. Taylor. president Of the Asso.
toiatsd CharItice, explains the objects and
shseds OF that association as foliowss
t Our object Is to raise the needy above
the need OF relief, to prevent begging and
Imposition, to diminish pauperism, to
prevent children from growing into pau.
ipers to Investigate thoroughly the case
of evary applicant for relief. and to do
Everything that is possible flor the relief
~ the deserving. conditional upon good
ocnduct and personal effort to improve
their condition.
We ondeavor to do the greatest possible
good With the meana at our disposal. We
may make mistakes or fall to do Just what
the public think should be done. II our
methods have been unsatisfactory to any
one they are invited to come and see us
bnu consult with US. Do not condemn
Without first doing this IL any one can
suggest any better hods than those we
nse we will accept such suggestions will.
have to perform IL not In all respects,
pleasant one. aud will gladly share the
responsibility.
We are very grateful for the money and
donations given to the society by Its
friends. and we trust that such gifts may
continue. as 1t requires much TO carry on
the work. We need the cooperation OF all,
and particularly OF those who are willing
70 be friendly visitors-persons who are
willing to give their time and thought to
hio oohoiuctettoA Vi uppitcuLlOnh nBlp
which may be made ut their homes or on
the streets. thus to discover what 10 the
best thing to be done for those seeking
help The home OF the applicant should be
Visited to see what can be done; II case
q sickness, see that proper care is pro.
vided; 10 see II children are running tho
streets. instead OF attending school; to see
II the head OF the family is out OF work,
and to discover whether the trou bic Is the
result OF the use Of liquor. All of these
questions are to be considered. and the
friendly visitor Is the strong arm OF our
association In directing a change In the
condition OF tie needy. This can and
thls has been done In many cases.
Many persons hear OF distress and don't
take the trouble to investigate; or. II they
90. cannot Ind out the real trouble. This
oan only be done by tried and responsl.
bio visitors. whose experience Gun solve
inc problem. although 1t may take con-
stapt and conscieD liuus work. We invite
all who can 10 give us of their time and
become visitors for tho society. Whit
ono can do as a visitor depends UPON their
wi5hes aud uoslres
-Some feel an interest In the old and
frienuless; others have the greatest Inter.
psi III children; some may prefer to enlist
III reforming those who drink, and some
may consldor the hygenic conditio ns of
tne surroundings OF the most Importance.
Whatever be your desires, give us your
ald, either in money or Us visitors or in
any way possible; but do not condemn
the methods Without fully investigating
taem We have many impostors and TO
mud them out and assist the deserving is
our aim and end
We claim that when you drink Salvador
Beer you arc getting what an honest beer
should contain, Malt. Hops and Water.
that and tho skill acquired from years of
experience In its manufacture gives you
? product which Is absolutely perfection,
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