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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

drcn tecthlng, is the prescription OF one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the
United states, and has been used for forty
years with neNcr-failng success by millions of
mothers Tor their children. During the pro-
cess OF teething its value is incalcuable. 1t re-
llevcs the child from pain, cures dysentcry
and diarrhpa, gripping in the bowels, and
wlnd-cOlc. by giving health to the child it
tests the mother. Price zoe, "A bottle.
ADrlm YS-Syiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, July O.
Roscoe c. Williams, aged u, employed on
the farm Of w. W. Hollenbeck, was drag
ged to death by colt which he was lead
ing to pasture this afternoon. He was
found almost nude with the scalp torn
off, neck broken, skull crushed, and body
mangled almost beyond recognition. The
marks around the boys body show that
he tied the halter around himself in order
to hold the colt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

y'sCream Balm was recommended 10 me
by my druggist us preventive To Unv Fnv-
cr' nave been using II ms directed since the
gth OF August and have found il n specific
I u1 t t lhuch dreaded ana loathsome disease
for ten years or more | have been n grent
sunSfer each year, from August 9th till frost
ana nave tried many alleged remedies for lis
Xentlve i have ever found. HAY Fcyer.,Ii-
ierers ought to know of its efficacy.
,,,-,,,,,,F. II, AlNSWORTH,
VI r. Is. AlNSWORrH a CO.. Publishers
Indianapolis, Ind.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

THE BEST SAVE ~ the world tor cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhia,he Corns, and
all Skin nruptiens, and positively cures pIies,
or no Pay required, II is guaranteed 20 giv,
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Beauprt
IL LOwrey
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

HALIFAX, n. s., July s.-Mackerel
which have been unprecedentedly scarce
along all the fishing grounds so far this
season, have struck in on the Prince Ed.
ward Island, coast in large quantities.
Two hundred American seiners are in that
vicinity, but the activity of the cruisers
have prevented them from making any ex-
tensive hauls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
GREAT LUCK AT TROUT FISHING.
Where Some of Our Burlington Residents
Angle for Speckled beauties.

The following reference is made by the
Montreal Hcrdld to the possessions of the
Laurentian club, in which Il number of
Burlington gentlemen are interested :
Col. Finley Anderson Of New York, re-
turned to the Windsor on Monday from a
fortnight's fishing for speckled trout. The
colonel is an accomplished angler and as
appreciative tly-tisherman as ever came
to Canada from the States. Mr.. w. II.
Parker accompanied him on an exploring
expedition among the woods and waters
belonging to the Laurentian club. They
had splendid sport and made some new
discoveries. Before going into camp
on the first evening out, the colonel caught
at one cast two fine speckled trout weigh
ing three pounds, and at the next another
weighing two pounds The daily catch
showed high average in numbers and in
weight. On the return trip, Sunday was
spent at st. Leon Springs. Col. Anderson
said that the Laurentian club grounds
furnished finer fishing for speckled trout
than he had found elsewhere in Canada or
anywhere in the United States. During
his stay in Montreal he was entertained
by some of our prominent citizens, and
was rendered the freedom of the Fish and
Game club and of the st. James's. He
left last evening via the Vermont Central
for New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
We do not come to you with ARTISTS IN
BURNT CORK, or bogus INDIANS in

TRAP means of advertising our remedy,
ms giving exhibitions ON the streets IN the
glare of burning naptha with lectures by (su
called NJ. D.'s-"HedroH sdrc the mark" But
we come through the medium Of your FAMILY
PAPER, telling you the HONEST TRUTH in re-
gard TO our medicine, giving you the names ~
eUeiBdrticl6 of which II is composed aud if
you should happen TO visit Windsor. Vt. YOU
are most cordially inUitcd 10 cal at oar Ldb0rd-
torn and see for yourself hOlO CELERY COM
POUND il Manufactured. "A word to the
wise is suili IiCnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

Mrs. a, w. Brockaw, of Groton, Brown Co.
years completely cured of irrcgularity liz
using two Plasters across the small of the bac,
Tor seven days each month"; also found them
very eihcaclous in Kidney TrOuble-curcd of
a dull, heavy pain and pressure AT the base of
inc braln by wearing an AllcOcks Porous
PMster at the back OF the mock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

Young or minde-aged men, suffer-
from premature decline of power, however
induced, speedily and radically cured. Illus
trated book for 10 cents in stamps Worlds
DisponsarS Medical Association, buffalo, n. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
In Sick Headache

DIR. w. W. GRAY, Cave Spring Ga, says IL
have given it IN several cases OF haGltual sick
headache, with perfect success"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
Blood

purifier, it is very much superior to any
other preparation Of Sarsaparia. All
persons Of scrofulous or consumptiye ten.
denotes, and especially delicate children,
are sure TO be greatly benefited by its
use" j. w. Starr, Laconia, Iowa, writes
"For years / was troubled with Scrofu-
lous complaints. tried several different
preparations, which did me little, II any,
good. Two bottles Of Ayers Sarsaps.
rila effected complete cure. II IS my
opinion thet this medicine IS the best
blood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

Ridges Food, for Infants and Invulids. is the
most reliable substitute al plc,ou. known
tor mothers milk and "A sustaining. strength
eniug diet tor mvahi~. II is nutritious
easily "igeSted, and acceptable IT, the most
delicate stomac'- Its superiority to othcr
similar preparations rests NOT ru.N .i sairn-
the analy but on the crucial iD-. If thirty
years experience. II hats ~Uccc.~'u#N reared
more children han al other foods comb ned
In cans 55c 65c., Sl.@5 ana $50. U.dAwlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

safe, swift, and sure to regulate the bowels.
are Ayers Cathartic Pills. Recommended by
eminent physicians.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
Purife

Of the day" C. E. Upton, Nashua, y. H.,
writes: For a number of years 1
was troubled with humor in my eyes,
and unable to obtain relief until COM
mcnccd using Ayers SarSaparilla. have
taken several bottles, am greatly bene-
flied, and believe it to be the best of blood
purifiers" X. Harris, CreeI City, Ramsey
Co., Dakota, writes: 81 have been an
intense sufferer, with Dyspepsia, for the
past three years. Six months ago began
to use
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Edmunds's Bill for Forest Preservation
on the Missouri ana Columbia.

WAslHNGToN, July S.-1he bill to estab-
lish forest reservation on the headquar-
ters of the Missouri river passed by the
Senate to-day, was introduced by Mr.. Ed
munds 1t sets aside Il reservation in
Montana rs II national forest reserve for
the preservation of the national forests,
protecting the headwaters and tributaries
of the Columbia and Missouri rivers. 1t
Is made unlawful for any persons to enter
the reservation to cut timber, settle or
Tor any private purposes
Duncan RossIAarrested for A ssaulting "a
Winning Adversary
WASHINGTON, July S.-Duncan G. Ross,
the eX-wrester was arrested here to-day
for brutally assaulting Sergeant Walsh
his competitor in the mounted sword con
test exhibition. The contest was very
tame. Walsh appeared to be the better
swordsman and had the sympathy of the
audience. Every point he made was loud
~ cheered, while those made by Ross were
unnoticed. This seemed to anger Ross
ana when the contestants were ordered to
retire after the ninth round Ross
rushed at his adversary savagely cut
ting at him right and left with his
sword Walsh's horse was thrown
down and fell on top of his rider who was
hAioNhcu seuSeleSS DN DlOWS from ms as
salant's sword. The audience called on
the police present to arrest Ross and sew
eral officers rushed out, pulled him from
his horse and took him to the police sta
tlon Where he was afterward released on
bail. Walsh was carried to his dressing
room and restored to consciousness. He
was not seriously injured
President Cleveland Invited to Attend the
G. "A. X. Encampment.
The president to-day issued the com.
mission of Hugh 5. Thompson to be as
si=tant secretary of the treasury The
California delegation waited on the
president today and presented an invita-
ton to attend the g. a. II. encampment
at San Francisco next month The in
vltatlon is encased in handsome blue vel
vet boxes and the text is engraved on a
SOLID gold plate, four by six inches, and
about rs thick as a double eagle. The in
Vltatlon is also accompanied by solid
gold q. a. h. badge, which is to be worn
by the president in case he attends the
encampment. The whole is encased in a
box made of sandal wood, and is sent by
citizens of san Francisco. The president
does not think he Will be able to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
Fighting Over the Vetoes.

The fight over the pension vetoes is be-
coming more bitter every day. The COM
mittee on invalid pensions in the House
are mostly for passing over the president,
but the chairman, Mr.. Watson of Indiana,
says he only proposes to support two or
three OF the vetoes. The Democratic lead
ers such as Randall, Morrison and Breck-
eurldge Will vote with the Republi-
cans If necessary speak in behalf of the
Vetoes The Republicans of course will
vote solldly against the president
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
An Enterprising, Reliable Houss

Beaupre Lowrey can always be re-
lied upon, not only 10 carry in stock
the best of everything, but to secure the
Agency for such articles as have we'll
known merit and are popular with the people
thereby sustaining the reputation of being al
ways enterprising, and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, will
SELF on positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection of Throat, Lungs,
and Chest, ana TO show our confidence, we in
yite you to call and get a Trial bottleFree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

Almost every person has some form of
scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When
tins poison develops in scrofulous sores. nj
GERS, or eruptlons, rheumatism or organic
diseases, the suffering is terrible Hence the
gratitude of those who discover that Ayers
Sarsaparila will eradicate this evil.
Ladies, be very cautious how YOU tanner
with samples of the rHc cOuHterf,is offered
you winch may prove very damaging to the
lahrlc ana hands and instead OF these similar
harmless article for laundry and kitchen usG.
Sold by all Groccrs. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
THE PENSION VETOES,
Probable Action of Each House in the
Matter-EinAl Adionrnment.

WASHINGTON, July S,-Will the pension
vetoes be passed over the presidents head.
is now the question of the hour. In the
senate ii is expected there will be little or
no opposition to meritorious cases. Some
OF the Democratic senators themselves say
that the president is wrong in this matter
and they propose to help in overriding the
vetoes. In the House, however, is where
the fight Will come. The Southern mem
bers with "A few exceptions will vote solid
ly may" The Northern Demo-
Gratis cannot afford to do so as
there are among their constituents
too many soldiers who risked their life
for their country MIR. Taulbee, Demo
cratic member from Kentucky, openly
cnticises the president severely. Fri
day is the day set for a test vote. Pres.
ent indications denote the vetoes will pass
IN both Houses. Mr.. Beach of New Y ork
is the only Northern member 50 far who
has declared himself against the motion.
The day set for final adjournment of
18th.
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t3 Church Street, Burlington, VI.
l2j,du

% AllI-atui ku -sit. Calf
SrdlSklr a TREE
PRESS ASSOCIATION,
lSO College st.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

SEEMING for herring in the bays and har-
DOTS OF Charlotte county, y. b., and also
WlJhln the three-mile limit is prohibited
by an order of the Ottawa council.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16
Reporters Elected from the Senate
Goodies Nomination Rejected.

ASHINGTON, July 9.-Immediatly af-
ter the Senate doors were closed to-day
the order was made upon motion of Sena-
tor ingalls, that the public be excluded
from the upper corridors, lobbies and
committee rooms, which order was car
RED into effect at once. This resulted in
closing the Associated Press offices and
Western Union and Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph companies, and the ejectment
OF all reporters from their quarters in the
Senate wing of the capitol.
The case of John Goode, nominated to
be solicitor general and adversely reported
from the judiciary committee was then
taken up, and Mr.. Riddleberger made a
long speech in favor of confirmation.
Messrs. Hoar and Malone replied at con.
siderable length and Mr. Riddleberger
spoke again. The burden of the debate
was the tissue ballot in politics. Mr.. Ed
munds said he had letters which inculpat-
ed GoOde IN a dicker for confirmation.
These letters stated that if he was con.
hrmed certain of his republican subordiu-
ates would be retained The letters We're
demanded by Mr.. Riddleberger, but Mr..
Edmunds declined to produce them Mr..
Riddleberger asked that the final vote be
postponed till tomorrow, and assent be-
ing refused he made two or three dilatorv
motions. A vote was taken at 6 O'Clock
resulting in Goodies rejection by % to 2S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

l. TIM bvf zawofu0y o>lia Z NY
J6z,t Cry slNirwjcz. Po ~ zenlu
trzl >e- z%e<nAi, IL wcale nl"lna
No~"Na, ani 70 m'@iv ME widz,
/ ma M'cgn ne mob1i aic, ali lez
|ritso.rn r1n pnlhupynt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
l|ST'Y SzlERYFA.
Pittsburgh, 10 grudnia, sc +.
SAanow:.y Malstrze!

RACE 1asl5awie w }amach
swego Wmusa umiesi c nle-
ktore nonos3l Z mel podrozy,
ktore osohisc'e bezposreduio u
zrodfa zasiaglem.
Czytaiqc w }amach twoiego
pisma lyle o wojnie w Pitts
burshu, pojechaIrm do ttgo
miasta, ably potcm daG swia
dectwo prawdzIe jake wierny
sfuga Olczyzry. Przedewszyst-
klein nakfcnii mule do biz
szego zbaianja sprawy protest
ks. Nj sIliewirza " Guzecte Ku-
toltchiej, umoty wowany w ten
sposob, BE to nlby gazety so
bic cos do tego nicwinrego
ksiedza upatrzy]y i n%ieprawde
gfosza.
Gdy przybylem do Pittsbur-
CHA, p%ostara}rm sic ~zazI~jo
mic q k'lkoma wybitnicjszymi
Poiakami, i tax dowiedziaiem
sic, re w sobote, II grudnia,
toczyc sic ma r!r.w" pred
sadam Nrymjmainym, obywat.
kar. Danazogo Nowaka pre-
civ Jozefowi Gryszkiewiczowi
o podburzanIe Iudzi przy kos
ciele sw. Wojriecha ma S. S.
rodczas Missy 1890 lotopada, by
kzll 2 MN do donu Oh. Nuwaka,
aby ~ z bl6.
Sola by la przcrelniona vida
mi, gdym wszedi. UIoknwawszy
siq ma e'tdzen'u, zk;,d lym morf
dobrze spt"w'e 50 ptlN eluchac,
oczck'wai'm r%rzr"czec,a lei.
Sw isdkow trye,h " str. nv oh.
Nowuka %@eznaio boz lGzncy IDA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
Przystepuicic
do Zwiazku Mar. Pol!
Milwaukee,, 2l g~ruln;a, 1856 /.
:Saanuwny Redaktorze!

Milwaukee,, II grJdn:a, 1886 l..
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Bard4o mi sic Twdj W1avus
podoha, ~ponicwaz 4 ni"go MONA
sic dowicdzirt o Polakach q mai
odlegIcj>zych z&k4tk@w Amcryki.
Ia prawde cic>zyc sic mozpmy.
re i P"lacy represent po Amprycc
jul @pozna!i, IL %nalcz4 DO ~wicikie-o
narodu = w'clza o tenn, zc ~zi#czcni
wSzy>cy je,Ien wgz,i mo4liby
swiaw l&imp"nowat W si'a.
C1>~zyc sic mozrmy, re Bracia na,l
w%zedzr garnl sic d. trgp Zwiaz-
kn Nsrod"wc@p PoI>kicgo, k16ry
jest przeI>tawi, iclcm tzalezncj
Polski tuta.j ma o~bczyznie.
S'yszac, IL Zwiazck tax szvbko
rosnic, zc AZ 6DO icdnym ty-
godnIu do nirgo przystqpjFo, fanny
Slam i ia sic do niego p~rzyiaczyG,
DO to rzcczywi:9ic AZ SERGE clio
wicklow dr9a ma samo wspomnic-
nj, re be Lie miaf za~zczyt nalczcc
do wyboru Observation-Disclosures
Czytaiac W Wmr1$i;e, .iakie to
krzywdy sc dzieia na<zym rodakom
"a >zcr"N!m Ocramcm, to by clio
wick l'a@"4t i~a!,nail~et4rj sic
zem<cit M t.Ych kr1, wdz;r;elacA
nasze-o narolu, ale 1yln"xa,cm
j~cSzrze mic nczynit ME mozcmv,
jak tylko rad2it i sic pouczat i do
togo k~ocnancgo Zwziaku iaknaj
lleznle] przyStrpowaf, abysmy,
kiedy wybije godzina ~naszcj zcmsty,
m"gIi bye maszcj ojczyznie po-
mocnyml.
Il uszanowanicm
Ian h191iu
Grove Str. G2".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
w SE'EeAW MAEAyE.A
las. W hSar1yissAiegO.
Chicago, 16 rrudui


Geek" IA, iakss IA ~, lcrz
trz ba k"n'vrzn,e ~y-rapG . gpia
prawda, b. rIAyG sumirnu.
Prey E"hcu "~g"rprzuego selma
ZjednoczeuH A~molicIIego, k edv
j"k deIeg tci va"ieNl' sc d" dnmu,
zpwotat ks. w lncenty Barzyh-
5 k u: = Panp- t., n""-ze vas, NE
.rl,n|ala g Ir@1lu Mar l,N,ge
P~ol-kicgn. 10 i tam ~ k4 czl. i
tam sa luizls ur"ciwi, CHI caz
rrnwda sa i tary, ca BY bye me
ro.,nm. Prlect*& my naslrm
Zjed"oczenu n eiedne mamy par
>zvwa owce, kton brudz' cnia
r'om"'e = ale COZ pocz4c2
Tr1cha ia zuo.iG.
Nr"rtety 70 tych p"g"dnNch
siowa,h wkrotcc to same usa
~,zuctty gr"my i przeLl n-,~a ma
Mar. Pol. w ~nirdzirie
II grudnn, ~p"wIe"znE ten -nm KS
W'ncrnty B"rHNh-k, ann
bony, T. woln", 'le wolna praw-
dzlwa tcraz 20 Zw!az.llem Mar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
HEccrzc piracy w Chicnre.
I'LL
Ch1cago, II grudnia, 1856 +.

CAtcago, II grudnia, 1856 +.
Slanowny Ma)sterku!
W nisd1i-le, IL gruania, w 20.
}ud-ie, przez r%laIa,y rozdawane
pred kscinlem a drukowane W
lezyku polskim, dowiedzielismv
sic, ze wiecznrem,o godzinie
mel odbedzie sic pos;edzenie
hNczerzy piracy prey ulicy
E!eton ave. As, w dcmu pana
SchroZds a, w c4lu zoroa.
mz"wan'a czwartNj grupy n.y.
Gerry Macy tutaj w Chicago i
"sIq-mjrcia wzel to wlusnego
d. Stryktu btzposrvdnicj komu-
niSacyl q Bl1rem Ccnlralnvm,
ably robo'nIry na!v2yty wp|yw
w~y"lerad i Ieps4e rrzuitaty O
slag'c mogli w sprawaoh poll
Nczuvrh
0 ., d<in;e :, W cz,sie
czonvn, iutrrc,owuui b,], no.
braui ma mj.iru wsk1 ax,uev ;
po>iedzvuie o1wurzy} 1eleo,t
.roua Rycerzy pracv. Pc ukon-
s,ytuowaniu sic Bora p;crvszv
mouca m6wi} dlvno d,sv6
obszernie O da3ro:ciach Ryce-
WV nr,,, j.:
Iv;ayo,, ,
kracza w %,s1,ui; D,.uu;
nnwn, t.l
!; ,,r,.,n.r.h
!,
..;,lu n.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
Nv.
7 :XAS
floreav lie, IS grudnin, 1856 +;
S@anowny II dakturzv!

- *
Priced ~, kciu m:e-iacami 30.
dsfem g'zrcje y Dynlewicza
w1adom"st mordvr,twie, popcl-
nlonem |r<ez Mac5eju Ljrkowslcgn
j ANdrz.j j.: kru.s ma o.ohp. Fan
ciazka MInl..!t. Ol6S 70 sw,pluai
"bron G az lNzcch ainokaton Ma,i.i
IL k"W III sIt;zanV zoetrf ma 10
lat vie 1enln. AdNokuci rtaraj, sio
obsrne o wnjvsi"nlc ap.lacyi do
~Nzz'go 'adn. Co do Audrzeja
hfu', trgp ip aN4 uttoaomo do
n~a~lcpnNch Satow, ktoro Leda W
cz4rvru.
Prs seiam to kore~pondencya
do gazst} p. hsN.j, louiewa& o.
siatna moe kolcs o~nd.nc,a, przc-
ei"nA DO Gazefy PlsAi;J, pan Dy-
n'eN}cz ratz't u1nuG ~ Glusa /
wrzaclf do ho-z&.
Pe'T'1e M pszyzna~z, Rsdnk-
torz", ~ to nee niemiia, kipdy
'a'ek zmqcz"ny dzicnna pruca
-'ed1l ncca do ri"iwb1-j lub druyiej,
ably SO p"dzieIt praca u~n.y~towa
ze swemi brnc'ni, a tn ,og" kore,-
i'ondtncya ogien " komjnku pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
Eea;a fa!s5;e Ensrys
Warusu doeAo0-qce.
e u:5fatHr G. ait"ra ruvs.
CHc,Go Is urulntn, 1886.

CHICAGO 10 grnIntn, 1856.
SzanoNny r da TO ze.
W M. Il |il'l;ulqtxu wvczy-
talem ba:izo "a mui,ca k"rr-l on
d ncN", iodpi-"ha psz = hmcIn=a
h'oronuego Ar0lest,ca Aus=eJSciego.
h"resIondr'rAa tn z"Jmnje mass,
b~ardzitj " lie mnj, SO I'd j., j4k
k'o'cgokolwi X jnnrgo, cd, / c!l, Lzi
W nie.j o moja "s"bi>ios:.
P'aNAa JEST, Ina pnsioJzeniu
Towarzystwa ho$cius=Ao pre-
mo"ilen; IN 3. b> &, IL mowlfem
tax, " rie knzdy zroxum,ut, o G"
mi chodz TO, moEe bye, 4e ME
ch"':n" zrozumiec. Ne mint.m
.Iednakze my sll wv-tepnwnc prztciw.
10 Il ,l.zkowi Narndowemu; chcia-
lem tyIiSo wsSazat, i4klm stosebem
na>i oby""tels lrzvd,tawiuja sI,r~-
We nnodowa
J den 2 mowcov rrawit o
ZNlazku, dru1i zas Zj-dnoezrniu.
P"yied4iai,o mi, L, ZAlazek j
Nv sn"czenle uznaczaia t. Same.
PrnNda, ~ Z~lazes Zj' dnoczenie
"znaclaja to snmo, lrrz gdy purrNa
.l'dna przyblc ze .icdnu minno, -
d!uga ;nnr, wlenrzn-, zdaie mi
Ne, %leniercvc ch 80 '6znia. =
Z'riq=eh:, Zjednoc:euie, L1aa, Eide
r"ryu ln"la to Same znaczrmr;
lecz os,atn'cj M%ojnie d.m wei
" Stanacln W. ln"czpnv'h IJ1ia
stata przrciA ko E,asracyj;,wiatcla
" tenn poia btwy pod Anti"tam,
Grtty~hurg i innvmi mic ~cos,scia-
mn; swl"drza o tenn czyuN Gr.nta.
~She,ld@na, Shc'mnna Il %jr4ncj, a
L"e'a, b.uNregard'u, D.vs'n -
nnNch = drug 81 Nrony. BNia t"
Una j Frdrracya, bvt to Z,iazck
n ~dnorlrnr = ,%ysiace zabtv,h
lannych svi"dc.A o tenn.
Ne CHG rrl'z to = wirdzivG,
2e Zrjq:cA Nn"ao1cy u Mocsy-
ME Ton"rzI Tub Drac!y Ka
t"ick oh loI-k'ch :" ~rogle Sobir,
b, nc IL, to, T. wh.olrs i
Zyja elk Ii 3dnoczch4e bcda jcdtem
ciatc0.
ID ii wsnomniairm o Eyceysuch
H"cy, dla togo il jedon moweoN
r"wl'dad n"m o Lvrresters, do
i>torycb nal, Ay.
Najglo.ni"j-za znA przvczyna,
Ola ktor,.j przrmo"itvm, by To to,
Z" m6Acy, lN6rly z;che~ ia do
w~taplemia do ZAiazllu Nn~a"we-
90, mic wspom n ia o ceIa'h ZNa
<hu, Naodowoscj. o P.trN OF, D.
mie, lecz lo",ndni jas Eel, weta-
PSF do Zwiazku N.ro iuw"gn, to
gdy mmrze-z, IONA twoja dpstanie
$500; gdy ona un1rze, d~ystanic,z
ty $3.50.
Ma to powicazinlem, Be, jezrli
chodni tNlku o konzNsG ma,erv"lna,
to ia sraco - ia !nb Coma IN ia =
TO ""lvzac ~rop:xedniu jEz do
L"IaI':u mann ten bsncf, Il
keli nk Sc aszk"" rrzy-tepuie do
LN'azku, T." , przypadku s.n ercl
%"ojrJ 2o"y rtar i>ym '25 dbl, "a
iona przypndku mojej smlervi
25O doIarow
Czy* to ME ~Iogicznie, jeze.
Il tyENo be " envy mowIll o ko-
rzy sc' mate,y;lmr.J
Chodzi mi .~jeszczc o ielnc
rzecz y mm", poi, d1cnir, ma
Ntor,m Tow KS iusli,o przv.,a.
PHO d" I.lalI>u NaroA"wc go b,f,
k"arlalnom, to brakomuto IA MN