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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware and Maryland: Fair;
continued high temperature till to-
night; sou herly winds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

For Constipation tako Karrs Clsyer
h...t Tea. the great Blood Purifier, Cures
:eadachos, Nervousness Erupjons Gil the
Fnce, and makes the head clear us u bol,
Sold by y. i. Danfurth, Second and NJ.
kct streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

NOTWITHSTANDING oil Of the ifeiy in.
ventons CT the cars and railroads, uc.l-
dents are entirely too frequent occurrsr "a
The sad accident which took place Oh to
New York, New Haven and ENI.furd
Railroad on Sunday evening at Sharon, -
miles from Boston is only another chapter
TO the casualties Of this life. A u express
train dashes into the rear CT a local pas
singer train, killing II aLl injurng
10 persons. The local traiu lad Just stop
ped at Sharon, when wl,h no warning
whatever the New Bedford branch train
which runs rs an express from Mansfield
to Boston, came around the curve about
200 feet from tbs alton, striking the 10.
cal almost at full speed. With all the
safety appliances in use on railroads there
! no excuse for such Il horrible buJchc,y.
The railroad is crinIua!ly neg lgeIt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

WITH Il total rtsjs ration in tho city Of
Wilmington On ;'a'u?-0? Ct 5,7,7 pcr-Ons.
the vote is yet not W to iia,i uf tho mum.
Der that voted at to last t!.cti1n. Tho
CClored vote is not One-fJurth whl: it WAS
hut two registration days yet ROMAN Less
than 5000 Republican voters will b, able
to vote at the primaries, which will make
the candidates hustle. rs trey never
hustled before for votes. THIS mr. only
those who can vote ut the general election
will have right to vot, at tA9 primaries,
There yet remains two moro registration
days and tho outlook is hat at .he coming
election there will be tho smallest vote
cast In years in Delaware Tho list OF
voters will be published and hing up II,
we'll In public places as soon rs flashed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic, full OF lie nerve and vigor, take No.To.
BAG, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or VI. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sample frse Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. s., THR STATE
OF DELAW AXE TO THE SHERlBF OF

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss.. THa STATE
OF DElAW AXE TO THE SHERlBF OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. GREETING:
Whereas, David ]. Smith,
By his petition TO the iuIRss
Of our superior Cart. niod In the
0fiice OF tho Prothonotary OF said
Court In and for New Castle Coun.
~, for the cause OF compJaips
(eEAG therein alleged. has made applica.
ton 10 our said Judges that u a..
cree may be pronounced disaolv.
ing the marriage existing bet W cen
tie petitioner and Mary !, Smith.
We. therefore. oonmAad you, ay you were
heretofore commanded, that you summon
before the Judges Of our said court Vi the
next term thereof to be held al Wilmington
on Monday. the nineteenth day Of Septambsr
next to answer the a!iesatioAs OF the
suid petitioner, David ]. kmith, NO.
oordiEy 10 tho act OF Assembly In such case
E,ade and provided and also to do and rsoeive
wLat the court shall then and there cons der
connerRlng her IN thia bshait ~ 10 the court
shall seem meet end consistent with chs pro
visions OF the said act of Assembly
Ana beve you then there this writ
Witness the Honorable CHARLES b. Lose, Es-
g. re,at Wilmington, the twenty. thir ddny Of
May, A.. H.. eighteen hundred ul,d ninety.
eight Issued June 10, 1858.
VlCOk 3. wOOLLEY.
alO'ltw-4w Pr0thon oiASy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy, sold on guarantee. Nasal it,
lection FREQ Sold by N. d. Danforth, Sec.
Ond and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

BY virtue tf renewed order OF the Chan.
ctllJr OF the State of Delaware ma. IL tine 2,tn
day Of July, A. D., 1898, will be exposed to sale
al public vendue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
BASEBALL RECORDS.

standing of the Clubs In tho Race For
Championship remnants.
National League.
'" Il. Pc W l.. Pc
Boston 90 ~ 6Si Pttsburg.. SO )? 800
NIhclhhatl'' %, ~ 'G1 Phllalelp'a. IS 81 $50
Baltimore ~? - .62J Washington 80 Ga 30
Cleveland 81 a 50! Brooklyn . 80 50 .;T6
New York 50 a .5T3 Louisville 80 GG 81
Chicago. IS 10 .5i2 St Louis . 80 II 80
SATURDAY; NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At Philade uhia- Philadelphia. Q; Louis
VILE, 0. At Washington First game:
Washington, 4 Fttsburg, |. Second
came: Washington, 8, Pittshurg A. At
Ne" fork-N"w York, A. Cleveland 8. At
thi%Hgo-th icaso. 2; Brooklyn. |. At Ros-
ton Ro"tOn, :. Cincinnati, I. At Balti-
more BaItirorc, 3; St. Louis, l.
SUNDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At thicago-First game Chicago, 4;
Trooklyn, 3. Second game: Chicago, 2;
Brooklyn, D.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

AT ProVidenCe-P rovid, nee, S; Wilkes
barre, l. At Syracuse First game III
Innings: Syracuse, I; Springfield, 9. Sec
ond game Syracuse. s; Springfield. l. At
Montreal-FlrSt game: Montreal, 3; Buff
falo, |. Second game: Buffalo, I, Mon
troal. .. At Ottawa-TOronto. 0; Otta-
wa g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

Al Iohtfeal u ,ussl-Buffalo G;
Montreal, 5. AT Ottawa Ottawa, ID; T0ruuto A.
Al Providencc-W .Na2barrc, 0; Providence, .,
Atlnliic League.
W. L. PC. W I. Pc
lIchmond 81 Us .tl8 Newark. ...5l 81 AZ?
Lancaster .5 a .59l Hartford e.. As 81 .AO
Reading. .S AZ bis Allentown .G3 So .498
PATERSON. IA 50 .47S Norfolk. ,..4l 5s .4lI
saturdays ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES
At Fartforl-First game: Rnadiux. 4.
Hartford O. Second game; HART ri :;
Reading. 8. AT Rhhm0ld- FIR o:
Richmond :: Patterson, =. Second sane;
Richmond }; Paterson. 0. At NORFOLK
N"Wark, j, Norfolk. l. At Allentown
Fist game: Allentown, 1. Lancaster, 0.
Second aar'e III innings) -Alientown, 3;
LanCa ster, ..
SUNDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE
AT Newark-First game Ir,ark, 4:
Reading, |. Second game: Newark, Il;
Reading, 5. At Paterson Lancaster, +;
Paterson, 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

81, Southern s,al. ha!lGHay KEY: 2: n, S.iIy.
"a, Nashville. via Ashevllls and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line-12H .. M, daily,
Macon; 1888 night, daily, slsepers tC
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway, 811 D. M,
daily, dining CAP. and sleepers to Gin.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
He. Was Not Fined.

According to the rules laid down
by tho Philadelphia department Of
public safety, any officer making
mistake and calling q patrol wagon
without cause is subject to fine Of
two days pay. Quite recently one
Of the best and most efficient officers
Of the Thirteenth district went to
call up the station house and mad
vertently called the patrol. He was
in an awful stew for a moment, but
while swearing at himself for his
carelessness he espiel q we'll known
local character approaching with a
peculiarly unsteady gait. "Stop!'
said the bluecoat, whose brain had
suddenly absorbed bright idea.
"You've been drinking, and you
will just help me out Of difficulty. :"
"What have l done?" asked the
man. cob, nothing, only I have
made a mistake - replied the patrol
men, ''and if the patrol comes you
go to the station, and if it don t you
can go along about your business.
I've let you off many time. Now
you can help me-" The patrol ar
rived, the victim was hustled into
the wagon and taken to the station
and locked up for the night OF
course he was discharged i'll the
morning none the worse for his
slumber on the hard bench. The Of.
ficer to square himself handed over
SO cents to the man and chuckled to
himself at the thought of how he
had saved s5 by his ingenuity
Philadelphia Record.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
Soutlley and Lonsfel1ow.

Southey was doubtless Longfel-
lows peer in velsonaking skill,
says j. S. Tunison in The Atlantic,
and we have tile expert testimony
Of Mr.. q. 3. Tylor that Southey
knew a great deal about sa7ases.
"Madoc'' itself attest5 his learning.
But we'll as that poem is construct
cd it has no aboriginal character.
It's savages are devoid of racial
character. They might as we'll be
called ancient Gauls OF Britons save
for somo external features of rites
and customs. What was impossible
for Southey once on a time is now
impossible for everybody. In spite
Of daily additions to tho knowledge
Of Indian lore, tho Indian Of the for.
est as he was has forever escaped
from his conquerors. Nevertheless
the world will always turn back to
the figure Of the North American
wild man with curiosity. It will
dwell on the pathos of the Indian /:
defeat i'll the struggle for existence
and muse with melancholy interest
on what he might have become.
This sthe opportunity of Hiawatha.
It happened to Longfellow to depict
the Indian at timo when it was
still possible to know him as he had
been at his best, to realize that he
was capable Of fine ideals and that
these were not wholly impractical
BILE. Thus he has done what can
never be done by anybody else.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

About every third year the water
OF Lake Morat, III Switzerland,
changes its color This freak Of na-
turo is due to scientific causes. Mil
lions Of small aquatic plants effect
this change. and this lake is the
only water which gives them devel-
Dpment. Other legendary causes
arc Siven--one. that 1t bushes for
the cruel Swiss, who, in 1I16, fought
the Burgundians without mercy.
Again, it is said that It IS from the
blood of tho Burgundlans who were
thrown into the water Scientists
study this growth with much inter
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
TRANSPORTATION.

They We're but mortals, common clay,
Until one strange, sweet solemn day.
EXporrd the mystery who c'n--
a swift thrill through their nul,es ram.
y look like Lightning: III It's rlav
Fia,ucd in their souls With fclyitl rar.
Ana God descended in thcir way,
Wl!cli she a woman, he q man,
Awcl1e to lows @..
And all tie world, eHuU.ililo 50 cray.
In rain;joW @plcndol'S rountl ,Ac;l lay.
For them tie universal plan
Held Eden IN It's ,lla@i.' span,
Ard heaven came down to earth whom TX.
sNwtt':" O love.
Anne L. .,Iy.z.,.T ii Now I.,!, .s..ll.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

u want you to take Il couple O.
chances on a poor widows cook
stoye-3O cents ticket'
"But what's the poor widow 60
ing to do without her cook stovel'
"Oh, she's moved into a house
where they have a gas range -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Catarrh Cured. A clear head and
sweet breath secured with ShilOh's
Caturrh Remedy: sold on a guaran-
tee. Nasal injector free. For sale
by all DRUGGISTS.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Sprockett-I was proposing to her
when she told me that her father
had failed.
Wheeler-What did you do?
Sprockett-I back pedaled. Pick
Me Up. @..
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
Her RuSc.

"Well,' said Miss Twitters, II
think am safe noW.'
"Safe from whatS'' asked Miss
Kittish.
Burglars. -
"Were you in danger from bur
glars?"
Il think I was. Everybody is,
more or less, but more especially an
unprotected lady in a big house.
I've been afraid of burglars ever
since John and his wife went west
and left me by myself ..
What have you done to insure
safety?"
I have bought four mems hats,
of different styles and sizes, and I
havo hung them on the hatrack in
the hall. When Mr.. Burglar sur
vcys the array, he will decide that
there arc too many men in that
house to make his exploit as safe as
he might wish, and he will 90 on to
sone other house. I rather fiatter
myself that this is a pretty good
plan. Don't you think ?''--Har-
per's Bazar.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Bramwell--EioW did you make out
on your stock venture.
Shortput-I bought on a falling
market and got crushed. Philadel-
phia North American.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Jack-That Miss Beverly to whom
l bowed just now, is a regular Klon-
dixie
Ton-T lat sos Richf
Jac]1-Ycs. Also cold and distant.
Chicago News.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19
en- pi9tie Opfuoelic.
3ouiOgrn u. 5ielnhrnp Spinoeren

I'm al bore 9%oniuter / 1BitIano rap
portcrer omtrent islgcroe:
"Gn M Wetbooe for 9eDdrcl'e az
%npia9ttt Siso er opoagtt az ben oouite
3oolog Nusuit 5jeloItrup. a1ercoe
ticnot for i'm Grtmqaulsmaaoe mto al
"tonosuIere" Wett uoen grua az Gut
Ter. 6n arunoil prroe al hans Wls
tbooe Nal oeb Ootnle Staateri ia oi ia
msget tiIfrebsittflenot. Gpbugetisn /
iig isIp er gaHite iimpsl % tor bli al
itUr 9etpcuing for pore 3ropper 0ays
me Gant.
3pret ltDoss iipims meo en- Reoola
per'ugle {, Gr. og pud en- lIig Wlaabs,
at Sisrnsn life egeutIig 6~eitaoiac5
Som 9pret 6tioimsr, er en- frrDia til
at 'ti8re ueo opsr 6jtrtst, oabnt ti
6iertttommer % ldoc gloost 'trsmme
no. 3beorisr cr. at 8lobsts teri'tc
Splssnirq I flor l~lbitrGtriuq er Mar
Tag til 5orraoouelie at qanite up'ld9-
tst aiso. Strdr glooet CT ltrsmmst
uo, iprsiter man oso 6iGlp al en- trdi
tiq Sprsits SaItldge iuo aicnncm bet
unost 6isrtstummsr % ltGs ino | Oh
refs 8~looudrer. Den bcle proces tar
bare roole Winlter, % "8eeisn" e.
fGroig til Drug % fan blt ftaaren op
itrur, 9ennt Wetbooe sr bIit usic
prcoet og bel anbefaIet boaoe | Ooen'c
og 4arbus % al mango Grperter oga
Ifdo".
De banTts 8tobe bill bel irurt Pa en-
Del at Il ON Spba1tl'en, ON Der sr
npoct beo ben. Sa bet tsr heuoe, bet er,
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19

gn Iiosn 2 I tpt EItairitd er 4.
Gr. gdnite fri for WoItitoS; oer fiuoss
beler irsen Malaria. Gieeleces ops
bersr llIombdrassntne pso en- bsitemt
6eibs oOer Sapst (omtrsnt 1900 Nle
teri glotitpcp iamtioig mec WaIas
riden.
Sod ianot bet ianefprligt. at eer
gdpe8 Smmunttst MOB Wolariasn.
Oct bite ia nemIig uuoertiben, at
perioner, Der por belbrsbsoe for neune
Spgoom uoen Gbininbehonoling, piit
moi glcunsmeit en- lauaiom RecoroaIe
icenstio. men bog isrere life duarsbes.
Wiange Stammsr ! Gfrita inntes ogs
ioa at bsiiooe en- mepfsbt llimobtage'
Iigbso for 5eberer. Sod par ossrbes
piit ON, at Der p9Saa tunec ircmtalces
en- tuuitig Smmunittt ltgciom pso
aopperne. men iorelebig tunoe han
bog Inlet beitcmt iige berom.
5CreIgbig bar Der life fleet megct til
Molurtaens 8etjGmpelie; man tnos
itrrntcoe fig til llotstrin9 al Sumpc
og til pIdntnina al be Iadtalote 6ebert
trGr. Oct pigtigite bar cog, at Der
u~oienbtes Eager, Der bar uoounueoe
Witrofopi. og iom tunos giernemis rc
en- planmasiig 6tinintur. 5remfor
alt gjdlbt BET bog, at man trG 2ie,
mGrte pau MloIfitoer, % at goli9srnc
inbrstteoes eiter Spgierens Reglsr; tAj
| funos gOIiger fanotes ingen Wloitis
tos. "5orsDriet," 'agOe 2aIeren, tan
hi bog MI, efter at ben rigtige 6binin.
~bebunoling er blsben os liar, iiqe: Der
trppiite 15eber er os life mere til fig
en- Ssrat, iom ben bar p4rst."
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19
snlfanen % bore MisHomarer.

80rttu bar ~iOrlanai. a; TO ansri,aHifs N7isHorr
rer iiaI hlsaseiaIees fla Rrosiuisa al,ppp "a fsts
sipsg iem 9aaitno, at otres Risior, ben at ifaHs
eirip, OF ~ireWtsEes liseiiabsstrs -Srrpsas mae
Tiano", ioH ban ~ipaitraoe fables, CT uasiaa HriHsltl.
icm Bans p%cliiife eelbttp tr itraf. Com IN lai,nss
sOHiraf III bdns rpiHtVahto % s;upibiis, inorsn,
msr sstanetiiauis 5Oli taaee uipi 90 trsoi etH 5eh
~BisrsHee &tsitoH, Der us'r 5 al b]ohetttrb RaUS
bi,ters. neHlia ben al lciie o. i~Orebnoas WaIarta.
Rbtluat sme % 9preiuapsmms. truHit IHsprDHs.
Jort0gssti, % Ssosrip8s &c aepsis. Epag1 o.
epaeltas rg1cat On uueiarlia Rotbsl pre hsHl sru1.
o. ben 0IiH9tr vtlglsreHoe SnoTiA broC HibetscWS
lDoRtco har 9iort "a plTiorTec. EruH. agpsiii ca on
1siGie al St'psntso aisBrem tfie Snifmet islqrr
pfs grusfH al bguHe c0tciH. esr bV iaae5 react
mxstiat 90 uebhDlprubs. Tn heaailrs III iaatarHs,
lpm srfT 4inbrina "a si sjprsspaas eym,setl moo
snaotHl' at isat oens pi1lp iaa tiolls fie tan.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19
6utteu itop paa ut.

StolemeItersn Oil en- npontommtn
GuD: Spa better Ida ou Oa, Gutsn
minP"
@utten: "SnIiten 9sloig".
StolemeIteren (Gm enStunb igieu):
Spa bar M Iibite Rabnet bit iqien.
8uten MINI"
0uten; "Suliten".
GtoIemsIteren: "Wten belle Waonet
Bit oa, 8ut?"
8uttsr: "6oIiten Seloiq".
Stplsme'tsren: "n{sr fda blir fun
iib'te Raonst bit Sslpig ba, Ftulos ieg
tru!"
@uttsn: "Iei, isg isote5 meb RuOs
net Sslpi9. mens mar euD mig Rdonct
6utiten en- Wadreb efler TO Teuers. gtu
bd blir bel Salitsn Iib'te Napnet".
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19
Seoemsopelier uopifler.
llnge apinosr, iOm oper lis for ipIiif
uopitliug, o. bpao DC Opnaar.

Snbsn "0ourg Women's GbriItion
a%siociotipn" / minneapolis er Der en-
@fbeIin9 for fpiiIt lloOitling. s 1891
hegDnbte Irbeioet meb nogle imdu
&lasfer; men meo bpert adr er Der
foreedaet en- itaoig Bert, inottl Weos
lemsliiten nu teller nGiten 300.
SioitIeoer September poertog Wttis
Bertha gedtrite 2dIb grbetbst mec
2eoelisn ION 0trsttrice for ben fDIiits
Qfbeling, % benoes alporltge 8irten
pg belle Meteorological bar ounoet for
benoe GIepernes Ngtelie % anieelIc,
iamtioig iom @rbsioet er gdoet frerl
os bar tat en- iteois bsiere Stanouro.
2eeemssbelisr er ipmmstibsr ,uIot
en- aiapbeit til @oIprebelie; men Dtcos
lemmer Der fan bepions, at Der er mo-
get onbst og mere. s Gebst at 9ss
item bleo Der forunItultet oDer ct Suns
brebe Maulinger meo fpecielle 5ors
'trifter / be forItislli9e Stlf9lbs, og
ReIultaterne Difer iig MI beiit tilfreoss
fti[enbe; be bar fert til bet tilIigteoe
Maol. Ne'ten meb boer Dag bsres
2opprisninger ON, 6bilte Sober oisie
Soeller bar brogt bporlebes be bar
ftaHet Sunobeb o9 Stbrts boz Soft,
Tom tioIigere fslte ia oOerunitrengte
og uo'libte, foreget 8lobomlsbet og
2unasrnss adpacitet, ia enbog / toms
me Silfaloe ~foriaget Spmptomer os
Segn paa 2ungeIpss og 3Gring. De
bar forjaget bin tnugenbe 5r9tbebss
fslelie Dg / bens Steb brdgt 2iO %
2iostroft. De bar o9fad ituniet 500
bsbpine og RerpeIitet og tritattst Iaa,
bunns Snper meo Selp1ittsrbeo,
Sinhsro ps S~slpbeberTfelIe. Gnbog
9iliRlbe at Rpgforpribntng sr rettet
pad.
Soruben bisis Reiultdter fra Sunbz
bebens Stdnbpuntt bar Gleberrs ogIno
tuutst en- tj9ttere GegemsitiQing, To-
rer fig bebre og bar iitrst iig en- bebre
&uno1fob ON ben rigtige 8rue Of
&rdftens gentrsr / 2~eaenst, ligefom
be bar uboitlet pg itprtst Mlitlsrne.
2egsmet onfess fra fit bsieIts
Starrpuntt Tom ben lsOsnps Subs
Sempel," og Santen paa at "forbsrlige
Sub / bore 2esemer" bpIpes os itabig
fore. Saalebes baues 2egemsspsliers
ne fra TT ligsfrsm fpiiIte Stabe til bet.
iom er uenbslig beiere og noblere, ben
ibeelle fbiifte Stanodrb. Meo oenns
tcmmsr Snipiration til beier 5unter
og .t bebre Gin, bpor SmIprgen for
2sgemets bebite pleie ftiasr fig Iom en-
belig pliet.
9sesms spelier brinesr Glaftititet og
aiplisbeb inb / belle Sbitemst, Isftsr
Msnnsitet fra be fpeslige S~ilitunbs,
bet hdr FABIAN gang til at heniulps l.
og op til en- Gfere mso Wuntsrbsb %
en- l1s Sinbs femnirg. Sfeostfor at
pars en- tung 8proe blibsr 2egsmst og
2ipet let.
Ssftig CO tung gpelie NiGntss life
iad mssen Spm9rtiombeo, icm man
ituloe tro; bet sr tpsrtimob be Isttsrs
Gpelier, ipm siusr Siaepagt, Sp9ns
ftisheo os apntrpl oper 2sesmsts Sss
oGaelier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-19
AXE S w a NJ S Q n,

81 par .ioUEaasr SgmCfgIRsH -pusuep
men" on {. NJ ge, reltilIreos meo sen. Sen
par lanai opcr Dor GorpsHtHiHa babe 10.
jseuoe "a I'll Of arbsiee. - Gents JragL
eouiS Suuo, Sor!Gu, Soma.
The record-union., 1898-11-23

dogged tenacity they will win In the
end, If success is in them. He cited the
incident of RaphaeIs inscription over
a great masterpiece, the words being,
Genius is eternal patience.
"Of au vows on earth that which is
most sacred is the one a man makes
at the altar" The speaker said ne
had no sympathy with the thought
that women are weak and vacillating
in their love. IF it be true that mar
riage is the tomb of love it is because
man is the grave digger.
Everything cannot be learned by
any one man." he said. but most any
man can learn everything about some
thing He urged the teachers to re-
member the value Of grit and grip.
The Germans, the Scotch, the Engllsn
and a few other nations had shown
that there is everything to be learned
by bulldog tenacity. He emphasized
the, thought that there is always room
at the top The address was replete
with apt quotations from poetry ana
prose, incidents from the lives OF men
of affairs. and words Of wisdom from
the geniuses of all ages. He showed
that Carlyle offered "Sartor Resartus'
to nearly all the great publishers or
the day, and that they all refused It
for years though it was his master
piece. Browning had a like experience
with his poems, but both men won In
the end.
.sThere is a Chicago college that has
been hunting for President for
years. he said. then. added: Per
haps he did not know your address"
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Evening Session.

At last nights session of the fnsti-
tute there was an interesting lecture
by Rev J.. B. Silcox. He called it
Apprehension and Retention" but
told the audience, in confidence. that
the real subject was Grip and Grit, =
a lecture that he had delivered before.
It's the same old bird" he said.
Though a large part of the address
was purely humorous. along the lines
of some of the essays of the eminent
Professor William Mathews, there was
a great deal of sense mid the pleas
antry. Il believe in the religion of
laughter" he said, for no man ever
did bad thing in a good humor."
The following are some of the points
made by the speaker: There can be
no success in life without oneness of
aim. or concentration Of purpose. II
men will hang to a purpose with