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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-18
4. q Atlanta Mouths onon. .

y
Six months ago wo had no demand for
y ~. H., but now our retail demand is such
that we are forced to buy In gross lots. We
attribute the rapid and enormous demand
10 the comparahye size and price of b. b. b.
(being large bottles for Sl), and It's posi-.
tive merit . 1t sells veil and gives our Gus
toners entire satisfaction. Our sales hay,,
increased 500 percent. withina few months.
....sys JACOBS PHARMACY,
IS. tEE per Fred H. Palnler NJ. D.
: as ATIAETA, Slue ~, 1885.
During the past few months have given
B. B. b. severe tests I'm the cure of Blood
Diseases, and unbesltatingly pronounce It
9 safe, sure, HARMLESS ard speedy Blood
PuFideE fully, meriting the confidence OF
the pnblie, Ny customers are delighted
with It's effects, and tho demand has so
wondeffully Increased that j have been
compelled TO buy by the gross, as It Is the
pEsT e0llIng, blofld remedy, j. handle. n v =
w. A. GRAHAM, DTuggisA
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Why is a lover like his father9 u,
cause he is q sigher (sire). The sire Cf
that child who suffers so from Group viii
. ften sigh for something to cure it. Tru
him Of TaylOr's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum Ond Mullen,
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SAFE nLowMES ~ CHARLESTON.
The safe of III" Elaussrn Brewery Ex-
p!"dcd by Dynamite and Robbed of
Money ANA EaluablCS.

J..
CHARLESTON, S. G., February l2.--
"Fhc cnt"rprisinY burglar" has been
getting in SOmc daring amh success, iui
wOrk in charleston About : O'Clock
IhiS morning the Office OF Ihe Palmetto
or C'au>scn Brewery was broken into.
tn" door Of the iron sale blown opcn
~iih dydamilC and 5000 in cash nn;}
eight dollars worth ur postage stunu~
stolen. Thurr were several checks and
drafts and other valuable papers in the
safe, UuI Tie crarll%mon cons ldcra;rh
left these uut ouChrd.
The rOhhrrs effected their entrance
into the office by breaking the transom
ornr a door opening Into the ward.
Three EDloS were drilErd in the dour,r
the safe near til" lock, into " hich WA,
placed a charg" Of dynamite. = fuse
was then inserted, which was evident
ly firel by the Cracksmcn at safe dis
tanCG.
The explosion wnn heard several
blocks away. Thr puliccmam on duty
ia The market, one square distant, vas
startled bv the noise, tut was evident
i too sleepy to investigate, imasmuch
aS th" robbery was not discovered
until thr employees OF the brewery came
to WU,k 1T the usual hour. |
Th"rc is no cine to the perpetrators
OF tn" crime, bat il is supposed to have |
been Tie work of the same Gang who |
have been operating in Atlanta and
Augusta ICCcMlN.
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GENERAL N1sws !; I, TTsnss. 3 |, !. /, I :
FACTS OF interest, Gathered rrota ynFio,,.
Quarters. - u SStf,sH

- Samuel j. ridden was seven,v-ty,,
year oId ON tn" OH inst as-i-a. '9Ss'"'s
Several deaths from cboIera aro
reportcd at Tariiu, SpauI. WV
--Major w. II. Brown, prominent
c'tlz'n Of AsheviIlc, N. o., is dead.
Greece has Informed The Porte that
She has no inlrllion OF attacking Tur.
hey.
--lt"uO!c on the Mexican border is
and troops are being scnl
t lcrc.
Archbishop Gibbon, Of Baltimore.
10 i u" made CardiiE;i, say II Rome
dispatch.
--Thomas o. Scales, who took an
"Ncrd">e OF morphine in Augusta, is
recovering.
Tho silver debate, in the Senate
was converted into an attack on the
George c. Dates, ono of the found
crs OF the Wing party, died at Denver,
Cul., ast week. .o.'
Tie Rev. Thomas e. Green, a
presbyterian minister of Chicago, has
been converted to EpiScopncy.
-tobert Donncliy suicided in Pill
t"HiphE by taking arsruic in the
prcN"ncc Of his wife and daughter.
The Kentucky State Seuate al
fr"MkiOrt has passed Il bill establishing
inc whipping post Tor witc-bcatcrs.
.-Fhcro were fourteen duels in Paris
duriUg the ten Gays previous TO Frb.
IuarE d; none os them fatal, however,
The recent slorms were tcrrib.,
disastrous III the panhandle of Texas
nrd great losses OF stock have oc-
@ lrrcd.
--Thc magnificent residence of JAS.
touTliamd, hear IlcndcrsonviIIe. N. e..
was burnt on Thursday; loss about
$50, - -.
- The District Court i'm Salt Lnkc
NY has convicted and sentenced a
numDcr of Murmoms during the last
few days.
=. /. kayE"r and his wife, an
agcH couple, were burnt lp death and
Their house destroyed, near James.
town, \. y.
-i\ln% Milan has summoned the en-
tlrc HFrVI"n army to enter the field
'uiIy equipped for war to UNDERGO six
weeks drill. ~
--JohA Springs and win Austin.
co!orcd, were Killed by the fall Of AN
ELEVATOR at the Mccklenbury IRON
Works, Charlotte.
The coke syndicate in and around
PntSburg where the miners are on Il
strike viii make an effort to put
negroes to work.
john &, Thomas, Land Claim
ASrnt Of Washington Territory and
Chrlrman Of The Democratic State
Committee, is dead.
The people of St. Paul, Minn., arc
h"WIlhg because mildcr weather is dis
>olVlng their ice castle. Some folks
are never satisfied.
,-prcSidcnt Cleveland has issued
warning the liotcrs i'm
w aNHl"Etnn Territory to dcsist there
from and dispcrsc.
The Rev. r. G. Pcrishiug, Prcsi-
dent of the PittSburg Female Collrpc.
has been convicted of dishonesty.
lying and immortality.
The business failure, in tic United
states for the la,t week were 229.
ava IN 81; total, 275, as cumDared
"'lh ~ for Tie week previous.
-t;1ncral Sheridan has assumed im-
mediate comrand Of The Division of
the Atlantic until the President assigns
Il successor TO Genera. Hancock.
i he commerce cOmmi.tco Of ihe
french Chamber OF Deputies will ask
lht Government to continue TO uro
nlolt Importation OF American pork.
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ADVICE ~ ,lnn,I1nnnL

WIZ r., Mi%St YIN, lw's SOPRANO SYWuP shbuld ~.
ihT 5i3ilS SSG, y0L childreu reething. 1t soothes
S"nS wlnd collie aud Is tGC bmSi' TcImedy s dy"ti9 ~
aJTLiIiG3; 'M,iH3sI; Twenty'iVc cents bottle, ''r
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-18

The Kentucky Senate has passed
. bill proin0itinBthe sale of pistols aud
boRlo knives.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-02-18

What yesterday was and tomorrow
will be? To-day You should 90 TO-DAY
and buy a bottle OF TayIoF's Cherokee
hcmedy of Sweet Gum and MulIein, for
yohr ON d may have lroup tonight. To-
morrow will be too late. =
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Did ) ou Sup

pose Mustang Linincnt only good
TOR horses? 1t is for inlamma-
ton Of all flesh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

dai sobie, wed]ug slow sw.
Etrema: uCzlowiek klamliwy
bywa b!ednym nedznym.
Mkt mu ME ufa; Bog i ludzie
go nienawidzq, cd wszystkich
jest odepchniety i wzgardzony.
Nasze przyslowle mowi: kto
raz sk]amal, temu drugi raz,
choGby prawde mowi1, ME vie.
RIA. A drugie: Jak OLIVIA wyj-
die ma wierzch, talk sic k1am-
stwo wyda.
Starozytni Rzymianie uwa-
lali wszelllie Il1amstwo faisz
"a niegodnc wolnego i szla
chetnego czlowieka, i zwykli
byli k1amcow rozpalcnem ze-
lazem pietDowac Ma czole.
I starozytnych Frankow i
Szwab6w, przekonany o k]am.
stwo wiuow"jca, musiaf na
rynku publicznym ciqynqG psa
parszywego "a ogon, jako ha-
Ajebne mamie swej bezcZe!.
nosci.
Jak zegarek, ktory co in
negp bije, a co innego polka
zu)e, jest zepsuty, talk tel re
pSutym jest ozlowiek, ktory
co innego mysli, a co innego
now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
z blizka i Y daleka.

Spiski ukrutc przeciw Via
yusolri w BayC.ty, coraz slni--
LEI wytyka'q ognlone ]ebki 2
poriedzy wlerszy organu wv.
Narodowego PAN BrodowsHi,
.jak przekonuje sic Z pewnc
go u>tepu W Kronce Tygo-
dniowej Zgooy, przywiozi re
>oba wszystkle pozostale no
nieboszczyku Pie'wzyu1 ma
teryaly, ably 2 mich labryko'
wac pociski ma " lurusa za to-,
ze sic powazyI I owiedziec
prawde ks. Donagalshtenu, ISie-
dy ten przez list rrywatny do
naszego kasyera usi}owa} pod
burzyG przeciw mnie akcyona-
ryuszow. Me dosy6 ma tenn,
2e Cenzor Gryglaszewski "a
ten sprawiedllwy wyraz mole
90 oburzenia wyrzadzif VIA
rusoaui pubhcz,1q znle1cage, rozpo'
czyna teraz p. Brocowski nie-
uczciwa valke z |Narusen1, po-
siuguiac sic k}an:stwen..
Dosyc wspomnie6, ze pan
Brodowslli oz'iamui 1000 abo-
nvntow ZgooN. )akobym ia
,w;vrIzyl, Vi P"|ocy N .'"tcyy-
&c ME po1ri1"u zoS'uc oJyrutcIu-
mi! Pyta]em sic ks. Najeru,
ktory W ubleglym tygodniu
byf W Wlnonie, czy ia to ma
plsalem W krytyce obrad sci
mowych W Nr. "a Hu'uso, a
sprawiedIiwj ten kaplan pray
znaf mi, 2e ME. Bo tez pisa
lem jedynie 2e na'ural,za-
cya jest dla kaz!rgo swiezc
90 przybysza = Europy, ktory
chce tn pozostac dlulej, zl4m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
2 {: V S q.

Czenuz, RedaktorZe,
" lakiin z1ym humorze?:
Czy gzi Ciebie odgios
Nieml'ego wtorku,
Jak CIe glaskal pod WHO'S
krzeminski z New Yorkus
Aibo czy Gle zbity
Drnchy przy popisie,
kledy u Pzybyfy
Pito na Zgod:7ny sle'
Moae flaki kwasne
Trapiq Tive su'nienie,
b., jakos grymasne
DliSiaj masz spoJrzenie.-
T"kiemi przepyty
Oles badal m)ody
Po sejmie W Bay City
Redaktora Zyody.
A Zgooy gfowa
W te rzecze slova:
MAJ z C'ebie fepsk'
Lecz rozum hiepshi;
T~ arde me uszy,
Grom ich ME zgluszy,
A me sumienie
Trzyma kam!enie,
Co j z szczecinq
Wnet sic uwinq.
Ale mn e boil,
Ze W wa2nej sprawie
Ma MOI j slawie,
Narodu gwoli,
Na>Zc panisic
Ne p"z''n]y sic,
l darzq: palk4
Ze zlolq galkq
Stareg" Gryglv
liz jego hsle-
Nine buklel maly
W prenencIe daily!
kledy nam 2 New Y ork u
Groz.1a nivwola,
Plrrvszy krzyklem:-Hola,
Mus.i Dy k'atorku!
Prawda, 2e dolary
Mlalem .luz we worku,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

4 dzisiejszym nume-
rem skoliczyl ,,Wia-
rus'' swoj drugi k kwar-
tai, zatem nalezy nam
sic Cd tych, kt6rym
pose}amy ,Wiarusa"
cd samego poczatku,
DO | dolarZe.
Kto przy .groszu,
niechaj przysle nam
jaknajrychlej p6}ro-
czny, alko tez ca}o-
roczny abonament.
w. Lorbiecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05
Kilka slow O k}am-
stWie.

X amac jest to inaczej my
sleG, a inacze,j movie w tym
celu, ably blizniego slSrzywdzic
lub w b]qd wprowadzic. Bog
jes. prawdq, rrawde miluje j
movie prawde przykaza}. Pan
Je1us wyznawa] prawde ma
wet rrzed kaifaszcm, gdz1e
chodzilo zycle, i pZykaza1:
,,Mowa wasza MECH bedzie:
,,tak lub ME-"
Osme przykazanie Boze "a
kazuje wszelkiego k}amstwa i
to w tych s1owach: ,,Nie NOW
falszywego swiadectwa przeclw
blilmiemu tu e'nu.'
Pisno swiete zarliwie po-
wstaje przeciw klamstwu |
TAX naprzykfad powiedzlaao
tfrzyp-44 p-444-22224: uBrzydk"sc'a
sa Panu wargi klam'lwe".
,,Slodkl Jest czIowielowi chlcb
kian,slwa, potem napetnla
sic plaskicm usta jego, to jest
kfamstwem nabyte korzy SCI
slnakuja Z poczqtku, ale kara
niedlugo potem nadchodz'.
KlamStwo przez Boga W
pism'e swiqtem jest zakazane
-4(Exrd..~ 227,-~7 7l.--hevrt-~~l199;,-~ 9; 1
Eccl: Sssarane::- llpSsalml-
JAN S, "A Die. 1vsAna-
nlasz fra, "a bezczelne
swe klamstwo, smiel cia W
mgnienlu Okla byli ukarani.
Swiety Augustyn W swych
ksiegach pisze: nD]a na)wle-
kszego uzylku nawet kfalnac
ME godzi sic; chocby szczescie
czfowieka, szczescie caf"g"
swiata Cd tego zaleaa1.; gdya
Bog ME potrzebuje naszego
k1amstwa. Klnmstwem staje-
my sic p"d"bni do s,ar"y"
weza, ktory llIamstwo wpro-
w"dzi! nn SWAT; '!o ojca k'am-
silva, ktoIy nasampZod W me-
bic zmy sla], j "a kare tego re
swoim orSzakiem w olchian
stracony zostaf."
Ary>toteIes, medrzec grecli,
zapy tany, jaSa czlowiek ko-
rzysc 4 k]amstwa odnosi, Cd
p"wledz'ai: uTe glowna ko
rzysc, ze nareszcic klamry,
edy nawet prawde mowi, Mkt
ME wierzy,"
Najwlecej zas k1amcA szko,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

Jako Stas wprz6dy,
D'a w;elkjej trzody
Rome koszalki
Pldtl i opalIi.-
sj1y rzekf to szczerze
oEN poczciwy,
Zt.e e,sllew szczesliwy
Paniatke bierze
| c2ci calusem
Te relikwija.
Co ma q Wiarusem
Liznqc sic, zmija,
Jak Herkulesa
Maczuga z hydra;
Ju2 mu jej wrogi
Il reki ME wydra!
Cstrzem jej |Srzesa
Pr"gI kamienue,
Wo1ajac; = Il drogi!
THE cafe.j mocy
swiat1o dzienne
Wytwarza W nocy.
Oiarodawce
Zegna jak zbawce,
Slicznle dziekuje
| masZeruje
Prosto IA dworzec,
Dzierzac proporzec
Ma SVEN r4mieniu.
Gwizdze piszczafka
| " okamgnieniu
W pysznym wagonie
Het! pedzl palka
W parowe konie
Wprost do MhwallSa!
-Nyster cd |lm7Nsa.
lCiag daisy nastapi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

Zgody. Zaznaczam jednak ze
ma jakicbadzkolwielS zarzuty
w tym przedmiocie wcale Lie
bede odpowiadal, DO poniewaz
obrady odbywa]y SIC publicz-
ME, wolno o Mich kazdej ME
zaleznej gazecie podawaG via
rogodne sprawozdania. Jeieli
sic Zarzqd Zwiqzllu Mar. Pol.
lekal wyiawienia prawdy, to
MONA bylo mnie poprosic, a.
bym tel lab owej czarnei pla-
my . sejmr ME wytykal W
Wimusle, lecz taxa prosbq
Mkt sic do mnie ME udaf, a
zatem Zgoda ME ma najmuiej-
szego powodu do oburzania
sic ma mnie naszego nowo-
yorskiego korespondenta.
Bardzo .jestem wdziecz'y panu
NJ. j. Sadowskiemu "a poda-
ma ponizej korespondencya, juz
dla tego samego, ze ujmJe
ona mi piracy mad komeuta-
rem do uwag autcra drugiej
czesci wv RAJ zen Z sci m u
VI" wzgIedem obowiqzku ira
ltowania przez prase polska
naszych ulomnoscl
Me moge jednak pisac sic
ma zdanie p. Sadowsklego co
do obowiazk ow naszych wzgle.
dem przybranej cjczy zny .Zbyt
serdcczne kumanie sic Ame-
rykanami, chrclaz ne Ie,t mo-
ze tax niebezpieczneln patry-
olyznowi polsklemu, ia" sze
groZl nam Zatarclem " mas du-
cha narodowego. Gdybysmy
spelniali rady p. Saduw,kieso :
i ME starali sic pozostaG naro-.
dem W narodzl., to wy sill
bysmy moze na Polak ow, kto-
rzyby mowili, my 81, Ii czu!i
'yllko po amerykansku, a mi
mo to chowall w sercu takze
poIsklc urzucla palryotycZne,
.Jak mp. lrIandczycy, ktorzy}
rhociaz u,rariII swGj .jqzyk Gel
y jski mowiq, b"rdzo dro-
bnemi wy)qlkami, tylko po
auyieIsku, jedn"k mala slebie
Ia osobny nurod. Ale cAyzby
ziomkuwie na>i w Europle ma
zwali P.laklem p"lryo'e poi
skiego . Ameryki, ktoryby
ne umia1 po polsku? Przyzna-
Gle mi, ae tax s.no nie, .lak
dzi~la) polomka ro'zlny pol
skit.j, mowi4cego tylko TO ME-
miecku, ME uAn".Jq Ia swo)e.
go, chocby sic zakIinaf ma
wszystko w niebe Ma zIeml,
zc Jest PoIakieIn.
SIawny pisar1 francuskl Fs-
melon powicdzia], ae ,n;t 80
ME lnatek >p"czywa ouch IN
dow, u aklez to matiii si'o-
tkal y. Sad ,wsI>l W B y City
W domach tS'ntelszy ch nlby-
to sw .all..J~>ych z'onxow ma
szych? = Przew.znie Ans'elki
j Francu>k'! Gdyby zas bJi
Sc .SpylaI ludA', do "a. ch dam
um'zgaya 5 e na~ n'lod>' ku-
pczycy kup.y Bay Guy,
rownrz byIl by m" cd, owe
dzieIl, ze do A lsIcIe'> i
(Duk onclenie na stro"ncy smeJr y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

nleualhmouem, ale rcpreZenta-
eva emlgracyl naszej nie po-
Wilma uznowac starania sic o
naturalizacya "a obowlqzek, "a
ktorego niespe}nienie spoty-
kac ma hanba nieprzyjecia do
Zwiazku Mar. Pol "a to prze.
ciez zupelnie co innego, ami
zeli napisai p. Brodowski.
Pisaiem tylko iasna i czy-
sta praw3e, a jezeli redaktor
Zgo.dy istotnie uznal ja "a zie-
Iona, to tenn samem wydal
sic, ae cierpi ne owa chorobe
ocz, objaw1ajqcq sic W ten
sposob, ze ludzie MIA dctknie-
ci ME zdola)q rozrozniac kolo-
row.
W ustepie wspomnianej Kro-
nlki, gdzie nova o Ks. s.kulasin-
skim, dial mi sic nudto poznaG
p. Brodowski jako cziow,ek,
ma ktorego slowo ME zaws1c
MONA liczyt.
Potrzebujac pred sejmem
pomocy m"jej pzeclw Jerzma.
nnwsklemu, obiecal mi w lis
Gle pry vatnym zanlechac po-
Ieniki z |Vimusen1, rozpocze-
tel W sprawle ks. kolas'ns]ie- :
so, bylem tylko stanqf po je-
so stronlc: a teraz pc se]mle
zMowu wygrzebuje detroickie
gr ,ty, szpecqc n'emi mAjpowa-
znie]sze mlelscc swojego pl-
sma. Dubrze vie Zreszta IL
Wl0rus ME stawa w obronle
ks. krlasli skiego jako da-
wniejszego proboszcza parafi
sw. Wojciecha w Detroit, lecz
bruni 50 jcdynic przcd napa-
sciaml ,le@o nl"przyjac!ol .lako
gorllwego duszpasterza W obe-
cnvi jeyo I,arali' W Pu';,w>NIm.
Wldorzmie jakis l'tcres Try
watny kollIecznie l<azc p. Bro
dowsk i=mu pisuc, inaczc) jak
my sI'.
lie W koyespondencyi do
Go>ica |TielhopolshIego naple1no-
waiem tych, co zastrzellll .nle-
winnego czluwieka, hahlebnem
malem 2Wat, to wcale ne
prZcclwla sic molm Zasadom.
DO ci W gro';ie akcyonaryu-
szow Ple/yzyn1a Cd s"meso
pucz4lku dwulnaczn4 odgry-
wah role, chcac wynlesc la
redaktora swego krewneyo o.
slews.aiego; pzeclwko tym do
dzi>iaj wystepule W " imusie.
Wreszcie ostrzegam p. Bro
dovsklvgo, ably W wspolnyn
naszym organic, lie mo2nosc',
unikai tax trywlalneg" wyra-
zu, ijak hiepshl. A1ep, cd kto.
rego ten przylnl"lrlk poch"-
Gz1, ,c>t nalcciAluscl4 2 LnNy
- rdzenirln rlecz~wnl<ow ~
biz, hobtetu, itp., co znaczy
po rolsku, tego mi ME pozwa'
lana ~yraz't pravi''a przyzw"-
itoscl. D"daJq tylko, ze ob]a-
snienle znaj jIuJe SIC W LIN
| dem.
Niyurzedowe spraw ozdAniu
IVlurusa Z obrad sejmu " Bay
Clly lez prwnlr dnzszy c1a>
Jqdq pokutowa}y w lamacl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

Lecz .talSie dairy,
Pfezencik slromny
Pnyjmie nieehcacy
C4fowiek ulomny,
Potrzebujacy.
Wierny zasadzie:
Tizyn1uc u yomadz'e"-
Nieprzskupiony,
Ami zg}upiony,
Lowilem w sieci
Nlesforne dzleci,
AZ wrogie silly
Sic poFa"zyly
w braterskiem kole
Przy jednym stole =
Gdzie nam Slisz gada1,
Ze kurcz Ojczyzny
| ciezkic blizny,
ktore on zadaf,
Sic wyleczyly-
Sraty wr6ci}y
Dnia dzisiejszeso
Ia przyczyna Antoniego
P=y byly... Pzybylllskiego.
= A ia dodaje,
Jak sam uznaje,
Ze z ]aski Boskie,j
| przez me troski
Me Jerzmanowshi,
Go stworzyl swary,
Lecz Cenzor starry
Zostaf wybrany
Przez wszystkie stany!
: Ola tego skutku
Jam godzien pa}ki
| zlrtej ga]ki.-
To powod ca]ki
Mojego smutku.
Madry Oles rze]Sf po chwi]i
TAX to Ci sic wywdzieczylI
Ia Tive wielkie poswi( :eni
kosztoM nie;sze odznacze.ie
DaG CT byIo, Redaktorze!
Juz ia mowie-zal sic Boze
Nasze ani"ly,
.JvsIi czlek go]y,
To mu ME zyczq
| wiecej llczq
Bogate Biuro
Pana Crnzora,
Nv rawie pioro
I redaktora
Ma Twoj frasunek
Mo2e pomoae
| Moi pOdarunek
urzniety W borze!
Ten hawai- kiYa
To relikwija
Po cnym Pielgrzyn1le,
ktory JUL dr1ymie
w dalekim Rlymie;
Ostre jej haki
Daily sic W znaki
Parafianom
Woici"chowianom,
City ma zabicie
Sz}o w Detroicie.
WEI ia Zb'gniewir,
UzNj tel p"Iy,
J.k bedziesz W gniewie
A rada kusa-
Chuc Ma Ularusa,
A d"jd1icsz chwaly!
|lmws SIC zIeknIe,
Pred Toba kleknie
| wz "a zawdy
Zapomni prawdy;
Zmeniony calki
Cd Twojej p"lki,
B dzl" W pokorze,
MOI Redaklorzc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-05

Nivurzedowe spraw ozdania
IVlurusa 2 obrad Sejmu " Bay
C,ly lez prwnnr dlnzs1y c1as
bqdq pokutowa}y w lamach
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-05

Schemers Against Dakota,s Interest
John Smiths Washington cores
pondence: Particularly would the wise
people of Dakota be careful to see to 1t
that there are no traitors in their midst,
Ifa man is q democrat, he ought to be
associated with democrats, and be rec
ognized as one of them. When be pre-
tends to be democrat, and is always to
be found under the wing Of shrewd, in
telligent, able, alert schemer like N. G.
Ordway, he is to be looked upon az
doubtful and Of Questionable demo-
cratic honesty. Such is the character
and standing of the one man here who
makes the greatest pretentione to
the leadership of the Dakora de-
mocracy. The democrats would
do we'll to look out for their man lit
tie. Unless they have.more care as to
their representation here, they will have
aslimmer show at the polls next fall.
II beefy man of two hundred weight
can come here and represent himself aa
the great mongul of Dakota democracy,
and go atrutting about unrebuked by
the honest democrats at home, they de-
serve all the harm he can do them. He
can go to the departments and the white
house and defend Judge Francis, max
ing him out an "angel OF light" and he
can delay the appointmenu OF g govern
or; and the internally foolish people de-
serve to be so treated for allowing him
to swelt around here under
false colors. AS matters stand,
there will be no changes in the
prominent Offices of Dakota for SO long,
that they might as we'll be allowed to
remain as they are for ever. Remember
thst so far as L am concerned, it is not
my funeral. But, I'm paid to speak the
words OF wisdom unto my great congre.
cation of 100000 people, and these be
the words of truth, soberneas, wisdom.
II the democrats of Dakota enjoy being
ridden like patient asses by the fat
witted fellows who pretend to be their
representatives here; il the people OF
Dakota car afford to impress congress
with the idea that there ia no real gen !.
uine honest and intelligent material in
the territory; if the dear people can af-
ford it and can stand it, God bless 'em
I'm satisfied.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-05
Edisen,s New system.

New York, Feb. Thomas A. Edison
wishes to correct the impression, pub
lished this morning, that his new tele-
graphic system will enable him to tele-
graph between ships twenty five miles
apart at sea. This can be done only
under conditions exceptionally. favor
able, o calm sea and sky enabling him to
Keep up q captive balloon, or kite, at q
hight of $500 feet. From masthead to
masthead, he says, dispatch can always
be sent by means OF broken musical
note between vessels half mile apart,
As to the railroad system, he agrees to
teach any intelligent man to read the
key in five days, and freight train con-
.ductors, who would use 1T most, have
nothing to do but run the train. He
will either go or send west next week
and establish tho system from head
quarters in Chicago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-05
The President Explains.

10 every newspaper man wh9 has
called at the white house during the
past fortnight, it is stated, the president
has brought up the subject he recently
treated, IN which he said newspaper men
were liars. Mr.. Cleveland may as well
be rightly understood first as last. He
did not mean that the profession of
journalists was represented in this coun-
try by school of liars.
Whatever the face of my letter may
Indicate" said he to a Journalist yester-
day, II only mean to call attention to
the large amount of lying there is done
by large number of newspaper men in
the columns of their journals. There are
as many honorable men in the profes-
sion, | suppose, as any other. In fact
l am personally acquainted with hun
dreds OF them, representing all political
parties. wish it understood that l in
tended no thrust at the general Glass;
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-05

paper, envelopes and blank books made
a especially. We also carry the largest
stock OF WALL PAPERS -R
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Thirt
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BRECHT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-05

Gov. Pierce, of Dakota, who came to-
this city last night ostensibly on land
business with the interior department.,
is SAID on good authority to have deter
mined to offer his resignation, and that
lawyer from New York named Mer-
chant will be appointed. The latter has
been active against the south Dakota
scheme, SO it is said. Pierce, who was a
Chicago newspaper man, is intending to
enter that profession again at Duluth.
The foregoing appears in northern
newspapers in the form of Washington
telegram. 1t revives an old and proba-
bly, gronpdless rum or relative to the in
tention of Governor Pierce to resign and
at the same time brings before the pub.
llc name which has been privately
connected with the Dakota governor.
ship, but has not before appeared in
print. The lawyer from New York
named Merchant" is not lawyer, but o
railroad man, whose full name is George
e, Merchant. He was for many
years superintendent of the Dakota
Southern railroad, running from Sioux
City to Yankton and to Sioux Falls. and
is now general sup rintendent of New
York line. His democratic acquain-
tances in this section assert that he can
have the governorship of Dakota if he
wants it. We have no means of knowing
whether this is true. or not, but it
Is put forth in that shape by democrats.
One thing is certain, however Mr.. Mer-
chant has not been active against the
south Dakota scheme, and he is not the
man to throw himself into the hands of
the phiIistines of the north.