davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-21
DON'T YOU FORGET

That we are here with a great
stock of Sample Suits OF Mems,
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We sell good clothing less than
you have to pay for common
ones. Elegant Pants, worth IS,
forS4;S3 ones for Sc; Children's
Suits reduced from SO and 81
to $500; the best rs cent
Children's Pants in America;
Shirt Waist IS cents. Do you
want to save money! DO you
want clothing for Men, for Boys,
for Children Ifyoudo, visit the
great sale of Sample Suits and
all kinds Of Mems, Boys, an
Children's Clothing, at ga 9TH
st. N. w., bet. ! and Mass. ave-,
one door below Burdette's Dty
Goods House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-21
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ALL.WOOL CANVAS CLOTH.

! lot single width (this is the last time we
offer these at 12l&c.
lot double width this Is the last time we
offer these) at zoe. Now is the chance, even IT
you must put them away.
Big run on our Challees and Figured Alba
tross at 121lc; the balance to close.
lot double width Cream Mikldo Cloth, 15c.
Hot Pink and Blue Nuns Yelling 100.
lot of Remnant of l213c Percale at sc.
8 pieces OF Cream Crinkled Cheese Cloth at
491c.
Large selection of Twi led satlnes short
ends, &c.
Fine Blue and Black Check satines, short
ends, l0c.
2 cases of plain organdie Lawns. short ends
&C.
lot yard wide Dress Foulards, 6Hc
lot fine Dress Ginghams, short ends, &c.
] case OF fine Batiste, excellent styles, l0c.
All our light short end Crinkles l0hc
entire counter packed with short end India
Linen, &c, worth 1bc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-21

UEYEs Il CO.,
wILLARD's HOTEL STABLES,
Corner Fourteenth and D Streets Northwest.
Ra-Branch once at the Arlington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-21
IN THE MEANTIME

We have so many good things that are wanted
by our other trade that If we do not mention
every article separate they would not think to
ask for them. So, in order to overcOms this
obstacle we will put down in rotation what
you win find cheap at our house for this ad-
Yertisemcnt.
10000 yards of Remnant Lawns, put no In
dress patterns, NC; let our imitatJrS follow
this.
1000 yards Of Pink, Bluff, Blue and Lavender
Lawns, &c; these two drives will ne found in
our carpet department, second floor
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
z blizka i z daleka.

kto czytaf ostanl nuiaer
, Zgody ! Nczy.ny, niezawodpis
zdstanowif sic mad tenn, cze-
mu redaktorowie tych pism,
ktorzy przeciez obaj byli Ma
sejmic W Bay City, og6lniko-
we tylko nakreslili wrazenia,
jake wyniesll sejmu, ME "a
puszczajac sic W szczeg6]y.
Zgoda ME podafa nawet lyle
wazne.j, przynajmniej dla cz]on-
kow Nv. Mar. Polsklego, VIA
domosci, il przy wyborze Cen
zora prepaid p. Jerzmano-
wski, a wybrany zostal pono'
wnie p. Gryglaszewski.
Obowiqzkiem kazdej gazety
po]itycznej powlnno bye prze-
dewszystkiem szybkie zaspaka-
jamie ciekawosci swych czytel-
nikow. Jezeli wiec PIP. Bro
dowslSi SIisz ia razq obo-
wiazku oweso ME spe]nili, mu-
sialo to sic stac .jakiego Wa
2nego powcdu.
Coz wiec zamykalo i'm usta?
Otto ustanowiona ma sejmie
uchwafa, ably organ Zwiazku
Narodowego podaf tylko to
sprawozdanle z obrad sejmo-
wych, ktore mu przesle gene
rainy sekretarz Zwiazku, a in
ne pisma polskie dopiero te-
go ur7edow, go sprawozdania
powinny podawac przedruki.
Kledy mad odniosnym wnio-
skiem toczyfa sic dyskusya,
wyrazl} p. Slisz zyczenie, ably
sprawozdania urzedowe z wa
zniejszych czynnosui wv. Mar.
Pol. przeselano take Oczyzni;e,
lecz po przedstawieniu delega-
ia winonsklego, pana Zaboro-
wskIego, il W takim razie
trzebaby pamjetac takze Vic
,ns'e, ktory rownicz Zw;qzek
Narodowy porlera, propozycya
p. Shsza upadla uylw"!ono.
pozostawic przywilej poaawa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

MIA oryginalnych urzedowych
korespondencyj Zarzqdu Zwiaz-
koyego samcj Zgodzie.
Bardzo zle wiec odplacif sic
Zwiazek dwom beZinteresownie
pracujqcym dla niego pismom
polsklm, postepujqc z nleml
talk stronnicZo. Podobnie, jak
w ziemiach polskich w Euro
pie przeselajq nasi przewodni-
cy polityczni kopie rrotoku-
low sejmikowych do kilku ga
zct rownoczesnie, talk Zarzqd
wv. Mar. Pol. w Am. W VIA
snym interesle Zwiqzku powl-
nien pose1ac protoku1y, arty-
kuIy korespondencye, moga-
ce jego zdamem ogolniejszy
wzb''dzic interes, plzyna)mniej
pismom pzychylnie dla Zwiqz-
I1u usposohionym.
Pokarm odgrzewany .iuA ME
talk dob:Ze smakJe, jak swle-
zy, talk samo artykul, pre-
drukowany z innej gazety juz
ME ma dla czytelnikow tel
samej wartosci, co originality.
LEdzic uwazaja te gazety "a
lajlepsze, kt6re najjsswiezsze i
na.jcielawsze podawajq wiado-
mosei, a niejedeh ujjrzawszy w
gazecie jaki ,kawaiek, ktory
poprzednio dos}cwnie juz czy-
tat gdzieindziej, W kat ia rzu-
ca 2 gniewem, jezeli jest krew-
kiego usposobienia, jezeli zas
cos podobne@o spotka jak'ego
zartownlsia, to moze sic nisho
uk1oni, jak gdyby vital stare
go znajo,aego.
u naznaczonego powyzej po-
vodu Usarus niechetnie po-
| wtarza wiadomosci ipnych
tomiedzy Polakami rozpo-
wszechnionych gazet, a u
'zedowych korespondencyjZgo-
dy tenn mniej odtad bedzle ko-
rzysta'. W przeciwnym BOWEN
razie zwrocilby ma siebie po-
des,rzenie, jakoby z obawy lu5
przymusu pokornie postepo-
wal "a jej rydwanem.
Jezeli Qjczyzna diva tub try
tygodnie daje czekat swym
czytelnikom ma szcgego1owe
sprawozdanie sejmowe, to krzy
wdzi przez to sama siebie
swoich akcyonaryuszow, poda-
iac potem juz oklepane via
domosci.
lNiarus ME bedzie jej nigdy
pod tym wzgledem naslado.
wal! Jezeli bedzie popiera]
Zwiazek podawaf o MIN ar.
tykuiy, to tylko takie, kto.
re ia sam napisze, albo zkad.
inad z pierwszej reki odbiore
nadeslane.
Wychodzqce W Bay City
dzienniki angielskie Press
Tribune dosyt przychylnc "a
mieszczaly artyl1n]y nasz~j pry
cy narodowel podczas sesy
sejmowej, podziwia;qc takze |
delegation sejmowych grunto
w..q znajomosc jezyl1a angiel
skiego i ich postepowe zapa-
trywania. " jednym t5Iko IA
zie ar'ykul Bag l,Iy Pres;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
2edakcya ekspedycya Rog 2gie Camon, uc, Wnona Mln

sze! Ulaus ich sic ME leka.
ia, !ako redak or jego, wole
wystapit 2 Zwiazku, niz STAG
sic waszym niewolnikiem, II
pomiedzy setkq abonentow
H'mrusa takze znajduje sic
przyn%mniej polowa takich,
ktorZy woleliby was porzucic,
niz opusciG Wlmusa.
C'kaz stworzony przez scjm
W Bay City przeciw prasie
pols1ziej (boG przeciw argiel-
skiej niemieckiej pewnie
bodzca jego ME wymierzono)
nalezy do ka1egoryj tzw. u
staw wyjqtkowych, jakich mp.
w ostatnim czasle nicmafo
wymyslil ma zgube Polslli nasz
naj,erdeczniejszy Bismark. Ale
lak z owych ustaw niemiec-
kich wiele pozostafo tylko ma
papierze, gdyz uznano mepo-
dobienstwo ich przeprowadze-
MIA w praktyce, talk tez maj
lepicj bedzie zuchwaly ukaz
2 Bay CITY gleboko zagrze-
bat w al1tach, ably nigdy ME
ujrzal swiatla dziennego, do
poki ma przyszfym sejmie W
st. Paul ME zostanie skaso-
wany.
Me wyswiadczacie, Pano-
vie, ami lNarelso1ci ami innym
pismonr pclskim, oprocz waszej
Zgody = zadnych dobro-
dziejstw, ME przyjeliscie ma
wet wniosku, ably popierac
IItmusa urzedowemi kore-
>pondencyami Zwiqzku doty-
czacemi, to tez ME mieliscie
namnrejszego prawa do sta
vienna zqdania, ably by} wa
szcm powoluem narzedziem.
Me daliscie mu bsne,ticluna wiec
tel ME mozecie wymagae off,
CHM.
Doniesiono mi 2 Bay City,
VI terazn;ejszy Zarzql Central
ny Zwiqzku rozesle po reda-
l<cyach pism polsNich spisy
rzlonkow nalezqcych do wv.
Mar, ably wiedzialy, kogq ME
wolno obrazac pub''czEie. Spis
taxi jest mi wprawdzie bar
do poz4danym dIa intormacyi
osobiste], wszelako prosllbym
Szan. Zarzqdu, ably ME dodaf
do tego dokumentu jakiego-
badz przepisu, przestrogl itp.
dla Wlmusa, bo w takim ra-
zie moglby sic przysposobic
ma nieprzyjjemnq odpowledz a
zarazcm ma wykreslenie reda-
ktora Wlurusa z listy cz}on-
kow Zwiqzku Mar Pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

tract Su kohcowi ironia, wiel-
biqc uchwaly s4,jmu, ktore ze
stanowiska po]sIiego wcale ME
zas}ugujq ma pochwale. Poda-
je rzeczony aytykuf W doslo-
| wnem brZmieniu:
Odbywajacy sic obecnie W
-aiescIc naszem scjm sktada SO Z
]udzi szacujacych swa narodov osc
Jest to grono MEOW postepowych
swiat'ych, 5ywy dow6d pod kat-
dym wzgledcm, ze PoIacy to st5-
sowny element dc najlepszcyo ga
tunku obywatcli.
Me div, ze Polska wydaje
ludzi najIepszego rodzaju. Histo-
rya tego kraju okazuje, poczawszy
cd jcgo uradku, sze!eg przcsludo-
wall, ktore korzystnie wpfynciy ma
rozwoj dzielnego, odwazncgo duchu.
Wszystlsle pof"zenia zycia znnicrza-
fy ku temu celowi. A poniewaz
tylc byli ciemjezeni, tylc wycier-
pieli, naturalna rzecz, ze wrodzone
mus1a mice Polucy wspoiuczucic
dla przcsladowanych od inny ch
nurodow, .Iak sami mcsnie znosza
wiasne cie'pienia. Telegram pre-
siany do Gladstone, z pochwat4
| jcgo szIachctnych usfowah okolo
dobra narodu illadzkirgo, jawnic t.
okaznje. Zawsze spotyka sic Po-
lakow po stronie ci,micz ,nych l.;
caiej lluli z;emsliej
S~jm rn;adrze. sobie pos,apit
stawajac jednomyslnie W opczycy
| pzecswk9 piracy ana,ehiato w;,-n h :.
]ist5w socya!istow. Zbyt. czesto
zaliczaja P1Aakow' pomieazy bu q :
cieli putEczpego pokoju. A zuw~ze
niesprawiedlwie. Dowiedli oni sa-
mi, Be sa zaradni przemyslni. A
W stosunku do ich liczby sa Oh
najlepicj posto wieni z pom'edzy n
rod6w, meszkajacych W Arncryce
Sejm czyniac ten kroll, W swlad
czyf Polakom W Stanach ZJedno-
czonych wielka przysiuge.
Drugiem lnadreln dzivfcm
bylo to, ze przyjecle do ZAiazku
uczyniono zawisicm Cd naturul!la
cyl stara. .acegp s'e, Il jeszcze lrnc
ma<lreIn dzie'cm byio wyzna
czenie Konltelu, ma, ,acego zapo-
bieguc wpuszczuniu do kraju ne
dzarzy. Ten ak znacznie char"-
kteryzuje r"zum obecnrgo zebran u
W originate ang'e>Ilm brzmi
kohcowy ustep dosfpwnie:
-4not1,e, acise act qcos that arhich
required as admission to the alliance
the naturalization otthe applicant
A,td yet another acos the eappointn'en
Of a committee toprerenn tie inlpor-
tatiou Of paupers. This uct rebounds
grcutly to the intelligence Of the pre-
sent gathering.
Co do uchwat wzgleden'
vymagania Cd czlonkow Zwla-
zku naturalizacyi, jako tel
wzgledem powstrzymanla Cd
Stan. Zlednoczonych polskich
nedzarzy, laden prawdziwy
polski patryota ME nazwle lch
mqdremi. Pierwsza moze ma
kazywala polityka utllitarns
ale Narod polski jako ciafc
zbiorowe musi przeciw niej za'
protcstowac. C1yteluicy VIA
r1sa pewnie soble jeszcze przy'
pom'naJq 2 umleszczonrJ me-
dawno W plsinle naszem ko
respondencyi slowa PAM Te-
ofIl Salnolinskle, zc Polka
skoro sic zamerykanzue
przestaje bye Polka. Ja po-
w!adam, ze talk samo pr>c~'a
ME b5G Polakicnl i Naziy
nezczyzna, ktory' SIC zancTy-
kan!2nlc, a s'Ia" 81" czIoA-
hiem NaroJu 4IMeryNulls"irg'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

stawia pierwszy krok ma dro-
DE prowadzqcej do zameryka.
niZowania. Prawda, ze stara-
ME sic. o naturallzacya Jest
dla kazdego swiezego ! rzyby-
sza z Europy, ktory chce tu
pozostaG ma diuzej, zlem ME
uniknionem, dla tego Ojczy-
ma europejska chetnie mu
wybacza krzywde, jakq .je.j
przez to wyrzadzit. Ale jezeli
reprezentacya emigracyi ma
szej uznafa staranie sic O ma
turalizacya "a obowiqzek, "a
ktorego niespe}nienie spoty-
kac ma. hanba nieprzyjecia do
Zwiazku Mar. Pol, to tenn sa-
mem wystawfa sobie bardzo
nedzne swiadcctwo swej dol
rzalosci politycznej. Trzeba by.
TO pozostawic te sprawe, jak
byla dotqd = ME baczyd lyle
na obowiqzki wzgledem Anne
ryki, lie raczej ma nasze po-
winnosci wobec polskiej spra-
wy narodowej.
Co zas do uchwaly wzgle-
lem powstrzymania napiy%u
10 Amsryki polskich nedza-
.zy, to wcale mi sic wierzyc
.ie chez, ably sejm nasz mogf
byl :pope]md podobne glup-
stwc. P.rtalem sic W tel spra-
Ne del. gata wlnollskiego p.
| J. Zahoro"sklego, lecz ten,
pr4wddpod"bme . obawy pu
tollcznej nagany w organic Nv
Narodowego, jakq podobno
1agroloro W Bay City kaade
mu'dtAegatowi "a przedwczes
ne wydanie tUemnic snjmo
wych, zgoia sic me chcial III
| powiedzieG; chcc z!at sprawe
swego poselstwa tylko pu
bl'cznie, na ualblzszem posie
dzeniu tutei~zrj grnpy Z"l4z-
Nowsj kofSo Drama'ycz"e :
Zakewne Z tego s"mcgo Pc.
wodu ME przyslal mi przy-
J,ciel IEIcuuSa 2 Nowegn lor-
ISu obiecaucgo sprawcZdania.
Jestem vice rzeczywiscie Gle
Nawy na sprawozdanie urze-
dove, jake poda Igodo,
Tynczasem powladam jc-
szcze ra2, 2e ME wlerze, ably
sem. nasz narodowy obawial
sic lub wstydzit przybywJq-
cych z Europy nedza'zy, boo
WIEN, IL wiekszossc delega-
t6wrejm owych, skladala sic z
ludzi, ktorzy sami Hic mic
mieli, k,edy przyszli Go Anne
ryki. Troszke oleju W gtowie,
pare zdrpwych ralnion-lo tn
wnet n'jwiekszego nedzarza
podzwignie ma nogi, a nawet
wyniesie 60 ma gentlemana W
bia}ym cyllndrze.
| Il: Z:
Najmqdrzejszem bez zaprze'
czcnia dzle!em ostatnlego sci
mu-czyIi lnaczej najkaptal.
niejszem glupstwem = bylc
~tworzenie ukazu krepuj4cegc
swob, de prasy.
Na wra,eseA u. E'rAyby.
szewsAieg" (Czl telnicy J|m
ru,a iaywo SIC domysIq 4 .lH
kich s;&%iony po@o.6u) u
chwalono wystWIc nieprlyJa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22

znie przeciwko kaziej gazecie,
ktoraby niekorzystne o czloh-
ku zwiazkowym gfosifa wies-
CT, dsz poprzed1iego po,rlado-
n11e'ala grury, do At6rej optso-
ny na|e5y, I przekouunia sig
prsez nl4 o praord.tuosci zmzu-
toec. Rzqd Centralny przesie
do wszystkich grup nagaue
przeciwko kazdemu pismu, wy
stepujacemu wbrew tel uchwa
lie, a to-jak sqdzi Zgoda =
bez kwestyi pociagrie ga soba
odrzlcenie (D przcz zwi$zko-
wych wzm!ankowanego pislna.
Dzieki wiec p. Przybysze-
wsAiemu niezawodnie takae
ks. Domagalskiemu rzucono
kosc niezgody polniedzy Zgo-
de a ItImusa, Z ktorej bardzo
niepomyslne dla Zwiqzl1u wy
plynqt mogq skutki. Warns
bowiem, .jako pismo niezale
zne, ME moze sic stosowaG do
tel uchwaly.
Prasa nlezale2na stoi po mad
Sc1mem, po mad Cenzortm
Zwlqzku: a nawct po mad sa-
nym pr tzydehtem Stan. Zjed
Przeciwko kazdemu, bez wzgle-
du na narodowosc, stan i o.
>obe, powinna wystqpiG pra-
wda, jezeli tego wymaga inte-
res publiczny, a kto jej przy-
chodzl z podobnemi nierozsa-
dnemi ulSazami, tego pogar
dq powinna kopnqc nog2.
ka4dy redaktor, zwlaszcza
TAXI, ktorego spofka wolnych
pbywatell ma to stronnctwn
| Wybraia, belzie posladat lyle
1lrowego SO !u, " zlola roz
pozuaG, co Jest gudziwem. a
Co nlagoaziwcm, a .jezeH u
miescI} kore>pon-encyq, ktora
obraz!la kogo newinnlc, to be
'Ale tel posiadal ty.c p"czu-
cia spraw e lIiwoscii, ably kr1y-
~de tcnnuz wyrzqazona napra-
VIC. Wlemy, ze Zwiazek Ma
rodowy jest spoleczenst"cn,
zywych, slabych ludzi, ME
anloFow, to tel ME dzlwmy
sic talk bardzo. .jczeli ten i ow
Jawnie w czems przekroczy
przykazania boskle lub ludz-
kie l "a to publlcznq odbierze
nagane. Radaktor mozc w ta.
kim razie zasiqgnqc rady ia
kiej trlecie) osoby, ale to
trzeba zostawlc .jego wolf, a
ME zmuszac go d opoddawania
sic pod cenzure, ktora mu dla
byle kaprysu mo2e zafo2yc ma
usta kaganiec, iakiego zwykfa
uzywac wobec swojego orga-
nu urZedowego.
Prasa niezalezna to potega,
przed ktorq drzal nawet Ma
poleon ILL.,, nazywajqc ia $40
stem wiellliem mocarstwem;
mic dziwncyo wiec, ze drzq
pred MIA i zwykIi sm1crteln!-
cy, ktorzy W pr1cprowadzenlu
swych celow samoIubnych ME
zwykl; kierowat sic sumle-
MEM, / wymyslajq rome spo.
soby, ably wpiy" jej sparallzo
wac.
Ale prozm@ vase sp!s&i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Ceny largo" e
w Winonlc 2l nca.

w WlnOnic Il pea.
Pszrnic;. No. /, twnlua SIC.
No. .. mieitka, 63: z'mowa CSC.
Jcczmieh MAJ ajlcpsly, 6oc.
OWES 32c.
Kern (kukurydz;D 4oc.
Malla, patent S.
Straight 900
Z" Bakers 400
Si.no-dz,Illc GOO-S.OO
Tymotla SOU w
Oueby ,middling, tona II o0-l2.oo
g b,,n 9.OU-lO 90
{" short +" 1.OuO-11 90
N,.}n lO-15c.
dobrc stolowc ~ 1Sc.
Ser, smlrtaukowy l2$'.
I" ywyczainy 9-1Obc.
Jaia, tuzln ICY,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-22
Og}oszenia
u CHICAGO.

Pie kuba do Jakuba,
Caluje 90 w usta,
Pjjq w parze tuz PREY barre
u EA.snkla Augusta.
II Kaszubowa, PolalSowa
Idqc cd ko]eji,
Spieszy wiara na bavaria
Pod gwiaztte nadxiei.
A jak sic popije,
Wola:-Niechaj lyle
Cor. milwaukee, G. Erie!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-11-02

tears for mother-mother 10 all good
men who might stand by her bedside
as she left the earth. As we stood
awaiting the end, the cool breezes of
the summer day fioated in and famed
her brow, and she smiled upon all
who called her mother and closed her
eyes. She breathed slowly and
deeply for time, and then her eyes
opened again and the distorted face
lost its drawn and panied appearance,
and the eyes of the good woman
rested on the faces of husband and
children for moment before they
closed and she was still forever.
Mother, mother, motherl' softly
called the old man, but there was no
answer to his cry, and turning TO the
men who stood around him, he said,
slowly and sadly:
" Boys, mother has gone on before
us-mother is in heaven :" and leaving
them alone in the sacred presence of
her they loved, 1 stole away.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-11-02
spIit-Bottom Chairs.

N1HE undersigned would hereby inform the
public that he continues the manufacture
of SPLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS of all kinds
Arm, Rocker and Plain-of the best material
and at low rates. Table Chairs furnished at
$40 per dozen; Children's Plain Chairs. 40 cts.
each Children's Rockers, so cts; Ladies' Rock
ers 81; Gents Arm Rockers, 50. Other Chairs
proportionately low. Old chairs re-bottomed
on short notice. ELIAS HIGGS,
P. o. Middleway, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
February II, 1SS2-y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-11-02
The Night Air.

There are those who ridicule the
idea that there can be anything hurt
full in the night air. Experience has
long since shown this to be a fallacy
and the sooner the fact is recognized
the better. Night air, properly en-
countered at this season, is not hurt
ful, but it is not safe to sit at the front
door in your shirt sleeves or in a
gauzy dress, with uncovered heads,
etc. Far better to err the other way,
and be little too warmly clad for COM
fort. We have had an unusually wet
summer; vegetation has been more
luxuriant than usual, and this is the
season when It begins to decay and
impregnate the atmosphere with
malarious agents, which are always
most active at night. It is for this
reason that such exposure to the night
air as that TO which we have referred
is injudicious, If not absolutely dam
gerous. Many an attack of malaria,
If CAREFUL traced to its source, would
be found to have its origin in disre-
gard Of the simple caution above given.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-11-02

An old gray man on mountain lived;
He had daughters four and one,
And tall, bright lodge of bitnia bark
That giittered in the sun.
He lived on the very highest top.
For he was hunter free,
Where he could spy on the clearest day,
Cleans of the distant sea-
Come ou.i Come outI" cried the yOunges;
one;
Let us off to look at the sea-"
And out they ran in their gayest robes,
And ran and skipped with giec.
"Come. su.;. come. Nn.;t come, Hu.:t come,
sa.;"s
Cried laughing little Er.:H
Let us go to yonder broad, blue deep,
Where the breakers foam and roar"
aud, on they scampered, by valley and wood,
BY earth, and air, and sky,
Till they came to a steep where the tart rocks
stood
In a precipice, mountain high.
"InyarT chicd Err; "herc's dreadful leap.
But we are gone so far,
That. if we finch and return in fear,
Nos, ." he viii cry ha! hal"
Now, each was clad in n vesture light,
That foated far behind,
With sandals of frozen water drops,
And wings of painted wind
And down they plunged In merry skip,
Like birds that skim the plain;
Ard "hey!" they cried. let us up and try,
And down the steep again"
And up and down the daughters skipped
Like girls on holiday;
And they laughed outright at tho sport and
foam
They called I" Niagara"
If we would see sight so rare,
Where Natures in her glee,
Go view the spot in the wide, wild west,
The land of the brave and free.
But mark-these shapes are only seen
In Jancys deepest play,
But she plainly shows their wings and feet
In the dancing, sunny spray.
Superior. Michigan. tTfuron.
AN exclamation of wonder or surprise
CChippeway).
"+Eather.-On OniOtd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Good Word Mother.

The other day was walking with
an old man when he took his watch
from his pocket and scanning its
dial, said:
"Excuse me, sir, but it is time
was home with my mother"
i" Have you a living mother?" ]
asked in great surprise, for he was
past 90, and his white hair and tooth
less mouth made the word sound
strange, but dearer, thought, than
1 ever heard it before.
I" Oh, no." said the old man. "My
own mother died fifty years ago. L
mean the mother of the boys"
Z" And who are the boysY"
Why of course you don't remem
Der them-I expect you never knew
them-for L never met you until to-
day. There's John and William and
Thomas and Martin and Matthew
Matthew is the baby, sir, though he
does not look like one now, for he's
nearly forty and has long beard
1t is their mother mean
" Your good old wife, / asked.
t Yes, she is the mother to all the
boys, and I've called her mother for
more than fifty years. But you will
excuse me, sir. for it is time should
be home with mother. Come along
with me and see her, for she is the
sweetest, prettiest old woman you
will ever have q chance to see. She
was a lovely girl, but she is prettier
than she was then. Come along and
see her."
The old mau led ME TO the door of
his comfortable home and when we
were at the gate. Matthew and his
wife came to meet us and Matthew
said:
" Father, mother had another stroke
and can't say word. Martin has
gone for the doctor"
"Yes, yes,'' said the old man,
pushing by Matthew, mother must
have the doctor, indeed she must, for
she is not able 10 withstand another
stroke of palsy. Come on, my son,
and see mother" he said beckoning
to me, and followed him as he en-
tered the house where his mother
lay.
The good old lady was indeed
beautiful. Around her brow clus-
tered a growth of white hair that
made her look like an angel with a
halo of glory radiating from her
noble brow. Her mouth was drawn
out of its natural shape by the nerv-
Gus condition of the body. and her
eyelids twitched as she looked upon
my strange features, but when the
old man came before her poor old
eyes, and bending softly above her,
whispered, " Mother, am here" a
smile attempted to play upon the
half-paralyzed lips and her eyes
frightened and looked love at the
man who had been her companion
since they were boy and girl, and it
seemed to me there was some endear-
ing name for him which she strug-
gled to speak, but her tongue had
lost its cunning and Glove TO the roof
of her mouth.
The old man bent lower and i'm
printed kiss upon the twitching lips
and they made an effort to speak
again, but the motion gave no sound.
The sons gathered about the bedside
and the old man kneeled beside the
dying wife and whispered:
% Mother, do you know us?''
She nodded just a little and the
good old husband placed his hands
upon her brow, where the white hair
lay in thick mat, and blessed her
and the tears stole out from his eyes,
trickled along the furrows which the
sorrows of years had worn in his
cheeks and the sons wept; and L.
who had never seen any of them be
fore that day, stood apart and shed
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