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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
LATE NEWS.
Continued from our supplement-
Russia Preparing for War.

Berlin dispatches state that the evil
dent determination of Russia to stir up
renewed difficulties in the Balkan princi-
palities creates much concern in diplo-
matte circles. Russia is urging the Sui
tan to insist upon his rights on the from
tier revenue question. Turkey is alarmed
by Russian Intervention in the difficulty
with Prince Alexander on this subject,
and is disposed to come to a friendly I'M
derstanding with Alexander. This Rus
STA seems resolved to prevent. Letters
received at Berlin from Sebastopol de-
clare that measures are being taken that
leave no doubt of the intention of the
Russian Government to embark a large
force for points ON the Black Sea. Adj
vices from Persian and British India
points indicate a suspicious resumption
of Russian activity in Central Asia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative Assembly yesterday
postponed the further consideration of
the Internal Tax bill for one week. 1t
is to be hoped the House will then take
it up and proceed with it through all its
stages The tax law needs amendment
undoubtedly, and if this were done in a
iudicious manner the revenue would be
very considerably increased without i'm
posing new taxes, although these may
become necessary if other sources fail
Our own opinion is that if every one
made an honest return to the Assessor
there would be ample revenue for all
necessary purposes OF Government; but
the difficulty is that tax-shirking has be-
come fashionable in this Kingdom.
The law authorizing payment of sal
aries and expenses of Government, in
anticipation of the Appropriation Act,
passed the House and remains for His
Maiesty's approval A motion to pay
the Wilder Steamship Company for the
service of the Mokolii was referred to a
committee, it being conceded that the
company had an equitable claim for pay
ment. A disqualification bill, intro
duced by Mr.. Dickey, was discussed at
great length and indefinitely postponed,
and bill providing for the payment of
Coroner's juries was laid on the table by
the casting vote of the President. The
Chinese Tax bill was referred to the
Supreme Court for its opinion on the
constitutionality of the measure. Pro-
gress was made with several other bills
before adjournment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
OUR SUPPLEMENT.

The arrival of the Zealandia yesterday
placed US in possession of late news from
the Coast, and in accordance with GUS
tom, We issued news supplement early
in the forenoon, which was distributed
to town residents. Subscribers living
outside the line OF city distribution will
receive copies of the supplement with
this mornings paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The changes in the San Francisco
market since the departure of the Aus
tralia on June 18th have been as follows:
On June 10Th the California Refinery
advanced II cent on Golden c.. On
Jnne 21st the American Refinery made
an advance of g cent on all grades.
On June 22d the California Refinery
advanced d cent on all grades, making
their prices Is cent higher than their
opponents, which did not satisfy the
American, who wanted to take first
place in prices, and possibly the lowest
in sales, so the American on the after
noon of the same day June 22d) ad-
vanced another a cent, thus being Il
higher than the California Refinery
prices, which are now: Cube, 616c;
Dry Granulated, SO; Golden G, 51s.
The market for raws shows no change,
except a decline of 115d in German
beet. Refined sugars are firm and fairly
active.
NEW YORK MARKET.
The market has ruled fairly active
and steady, refners having taken mod
crate supplies of spot stock on the basis
of previous quotations, and the local sit
uation is without new feature. The
outlet for refined has continued quite
active, and accordingly refners have
found it necessary to supplement their
supplies by fresh purchases on the spot,
for which they have paid full prices on
the basis of previous quotations, the ia
vorable statistical position of supplies in
first hands enabling holders to main
tain firm views. Fair to good refining
has sold on the basis of 1916 a t 1916
cents, and 90 test centrifugals at 3 7-16,
and the market closed steady at these
prices. Cuba cargOes on cost and freight
terms have been in fair request at
steady prices, centrifugals having sold at
lie cents for 90 test, and Muscovados
al 1916 for 80 test There have been
moderate transactions in beet at lis Cd
a lis lloyd cost and freight for firsts,
June-July shipment, and 9s Sd a 9s cd
for seconds, but owing to the easier ten
dency OF the London market, buyers
views were lower, and some concession
would have been necessary to effect
sales. The easier tendency of the Lon
don market is said to be the result OF a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
The MRrRrOa.

Our San Francisco correspondent
writes that the Mararoa's mails were
expected to arrive there on Friday the
I'd July, which would enable her to sail
on schedule time. She may therefore
be expected tomorrow, Saturday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09

Crushed, SIS a, 64; Granulated, 3-l6 a
Ga: Standard A, 90. New York firm and fairly
active.
on July LIST, day Of sailing, Cuban rsws were
quoted in New Y rk at Il an advance Of = cent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
IVAN HOE.

INHIS WELL-KNOWN THOROUGHBRED
Stallion will stand the remainder of the
of 1856 at Kalia, on the road to WAIKIKI, also
known Major MOhanua's place.
IVANIIOk was sired by Bayswater, he by Lex
ington, dam Ba. leaf, by imported Yorkshire.
Ivanhots dam Linden, by Combs Collier; he by
Collier, dam by John Richards Collier, by Sir
Charles; Sir Charles by Sir Archie. Linden
dam, known as the Go!hard mare. by Littleton,
by Brown Eclitse, dam by Pritchard. In color
IVANHOE is "A rosewood hay, standing i5%
hands high weig hing $50 pounds. His disposition
is gilt-edge, combining all the courage of the
thoroughbred with the dOcility Of we'll broken
family ESrse. Any lady or child can drive him.
AS rarehorse we claim him TO be equal to any he
beating his field in 1885 at KapiOlani Park at
mi and quarter in the fast time OF 2:l4Ar by
several lengths, in n big canter AS fOal-getter
he has proven himself exceptionally sure, having
stood several seasons Maui with great success.
We willing to compare his colts with any In
the Kingdom. all being of good size und substance,
inheriting the fine finish of their sire; In color
they all bay or brown, no of-cOlOred ones hay
ing come under our observation. Parties desiring
information refer to Mr.. A. Smith, Grove
Ranch Plantation who is in possession OF quite =
number of Ivauhoe's colts.
Terms, $50 for the Season.
Pasturage will be furnished at a reasonable rate,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
WANT D.

FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANT MILLINER,
N at the Popular Millinery House of N. s..
Sachs, Fort street. 2754t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-09
Terms, $50 for the season.

Pasturage will be furnished at a reasonable rate
and due taken of mares, but no responsibility
assumed for accidents and escapes shonId they oc
cur. 80 Ct
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
w R II =

Ntory pojmuje lepej o czem
ten kaplan so poucza, ma dIa
n'ego i calego spoleczehstwa
"lece.j wartosci.
Gleboka tilnzcha ks. ko-
fss2ewskiego, prowud2qc geue-
ologia cd Pana naszego Jezu-
"a Chrystusa, ME zasluguje IA
uwage, i saize, ze otrzyma Oh
ktorego q szanownych kapl"-
now, chloe sub Secreto dobrq re-
pryme"de, ma jaka z%asluzyl.
ia zas tylko dodam: - Boze
W'elkj, zaohow"j nasz Narod
Polskl Cd taIiich liiozufow i a.
postolow ma wieki, co daj 30.
:c. Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Podziekowanie.
New York, IL prud:.ia 1896

New York. II grud"ia 1ss6r.
Ntni'i s2cm st11G"m luhlrznir
rodxiekowanie Szan. II pdukpm i
R~odacAkom ~ pryv'oS NE SIC do
sAi"dNi dobrow"lnci IA p"grzh
So. Barhary Domcz. 2voy rs
nj" nndzic tIuga | sta 81. Ofero-
duwc6w, og'a.A"m, il zebrulem IS
dola,ow ! IS C..
Podszas mel kolekfv d'wie
dz'atem SIC o posted emu Tow.
2 LEX Wz".lemnej o""cy Nev
\ rku, uia'rm re uiec dn 81 n.
n sa.yr" Pan, pra"te Gowl,d1iaw
sEy, ne "lcikic; si~ojAjeHajac ii,
ski"dNi.
Prxy>Go5lszy i cznaimi~-.y
To~arzystwu, re)re< emit waurhu
PR cztonhow Gel mtch ID
wielzin, pros!iem o pomoc.
PrAeproslvno mne i roait
diam, bYm przyszeit ~ 10 m;tuc
ktot "pisze me vdsiwnnr,
kiedy, przssz'dfssy prw'or,fe u
sty>zafem Z ut przrwudn clac,i.
PAM Urszuli Ctezsiei, Z Tow.
u hwnlllo dat na posrzeb d. r6
5. Rownoczcsnie zro'iono je<1czv
osobua ss.Sako / wrer&"ro mi S
doiarow, In ktore szczorc Be-; "a
piac raczclc rrzyia6 81 IN. Mttrony.
Z,by at Ii owe S an. on l. d.
dawczynie chuG 20 t:,szr 4a.Nne,
~ 70 ,wych u>iug ii, bicdnych.
rrzytaczam ich mahwi,ka:
p zenodmicGaea p. UrS>u Ccz; ~
Wice-przew. -. Kim Buimn.ke
X sy G XII y. Nrromucrna Krsa~s
SeI>rt. y. Au4u>tytu K"mjn -ka
p X. ta.z,yna Zdz ynrcba.
E6whr cIesnc ski dam sordvcz
ne rodliqSowanio nnszrl Re VISA, h
stron uwiv;b:anoi ! s1an"wnn Ro-
d ,czcc pani Trresie Kraemor T.,
Jrj poswiqcenie sc dla nasz
brdnei Puloni;. O. cz",u, lax SIC
zawiazuto Tow. RodoniAa I1lSAie-
90, iuz baidzo weie dowudow Jrj
poswisccnia sc dla sprnsy Z l.
skiej posi"dam Oily wiqctj ,akich
cor hasa Peiska miatn!
Prey zukonrzruju zwIacam
S an. Czy telnikom C1ytelnjczkom
uw"ge, ably ma przyszj SO raczyl,
z~wazyo, iio uuiow i nlcprzN lem
n"sci trzeha @a2yd, by njeboszcz,k a
hub nirboezczke pochrwaG IN zl,a
W drodze sktadki p~utIi"zn,
RAczcie zatom, Szun. Z, NE,
przystapid do Tonarz> s;wn Pyl X
H*ojen""G I10ocy NV Y.rku
II " razle wNpa'ku smi"1ci znaj-
die dotknleta zalrba fa"il a p
trzebno IA poglz Is tundusze.
A trraz d. was, nauutpui Mo
dzlrfc slow k1lNa. J.zc3i ktGrym
zycie sic spray krzy-nim 4 zyjy,iv
t'ucjzny Iub = teb S bi~ pam vrir,
p '%et"rajc'e Sc " k"p!aI, w,s ar
lacy na p'~grzeb,iie Nns>rg
g~rze-"ncgo civI~Au. u wtcAN me-:
Gle S BIO spok inIe weir wac m
f"n" b>l1ebuba, Ir1ycz"m Erb~tuM
PlsH beIzc mogf SO VIC,
ia jm,wac &y~ym', an 4eit d9tyca-
Jz.f Lo1cck;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Pool a
ma sprawy biczacc.


Szanowna Red>kvvn rac2y
zamlvscic tie slow pare, re
wig e'|u ma konspkwemcyq ie-
ynnku, W .iakim ro"poczela
dzielo zbIizpnia Nv asnionvch,
Skutk'em zIcj woli Iewnych o.
>ubIstosci = dzie'o, klolcmu
k'nra >erra 3yczq vszvSry,
m".)q"y tNlio dobr> ukoch#nti
O.,c>N zny ma celu.
Ped Non,el w"ncy4 li~'uu-
ku 10 Wnjem 1hll2cnie sc y
czlowIeklcm prcz pra,e pol
sSo- @mrrl k"h>Nq. d, tschclas
"ySta"ianym lstota np"di4
morolnje, ktorej dziai4In Sci
p"bn.kq- p1"mi4 Izmo~Ni~wskl.
" owym chofzc wyralinova-
nNth oszrIrlstN l.. zawodnv
prNm otry mn Ccz ma.
S.Isz, pochrdl4 ry 3 kraiu,
@jzle d'tyvhcAas pro,rerpq i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
LgAa palskIa I GuaEysi
Wayusa 0ocho0=qce.
E&!lka slow w sssraWts lar.
zaNla Ms. MOius7eN.
sN;G@0 W s'tfts-
bur3hu.

W numerZe AZ Itt0ruSu ar
tykut pod tytu1cm Woj"a +"
PHsbnugAu zrobil ma mnle Ia
Ike w%razenie, re goryez jakq
zatrul powyzej wzmianNowa
ny ariy kut moje k%atoll>kie /
polskie SERGE, przebrala miare
i ? tel to przyczyny pozwa
lam sobie zroLit kilka naste-
pnjqrych uwag.
SAanowny kaznodzieja, kto.
ry W prz; bytAu Bozym po-
zwala sobic glosit takie yasa-
dy, klorych ceIem jest kloeic
Braci, zrodlonyrh ma j~lut.i
ziemi W j%etjn,j wychowanych
Were, Jest goIzjen, ally by
Stawiony pred sadem pu-
bIiczuym i otrzymu1 z"slulo-
ma kare. kaldy albowicm 60
dziwie mlsiacy kap}an VIC do
brle, " wolnosc ola czIowic-
ka Jest pierwszym warumkienr
lego b5tu, i .iezeli takowu jest
ulytq talk, .jak bye poMinno,
lest ]Hskq Cd Bpga, o klog4
kazdy Pviak PREY codziennych
modlach do Pr>edwec2nogo IA
otrzynanie jci dzeku]e i ia
Now4 rowuie4 Llaga.
Pytam sic wig czy ks.ko-
]a>zew>hi, wspominaJqc . XII
.jach, czarnym cllebie, wodzje
i siermlegach, chcialby tako-
We tutaj W Ameryce polskie-
nu katolicklemu uarodowi 20.
wrociG?
Mojem zdaniem Jest, ze czlo.
wick wolny zdolnym jest DO
szlachetnych czynow i re taxi
tylko czyni dobrze, ktory ja-
ko cz}owiek wolny HE pod
PREY musem i kijami do tego
jest zmuszonym.
Imam tuta.j kap@anow pol
skich, ktorzy ME posiadajac
prawa kija, potralia talk 30
wadziG par"fic, re So wzoro-
VEN; ale zamiast odgrozek
o kljach, radzq ludziom "a pc.
moc4 kaplahSkiej powagi i
roz-adku, a ME brutalnej silly,
klora jest lobrq ola wrogow
na~zej Ujczyzny, Moskali i Pru
sakow.
Me wiem, czy ks. kolaszew-
ski slyszal kiedy mowi4cycn,
lie on khan lie, poucza.i4c, ale
,iezeIiby talk bylo, to MECH
pony sli, lie tenn dial powod do
talk brzydkicso sqdu o niE7.
Go zas do teyo, ze nickto-
rzy saba sic hyG mqdrzcJszy-
mi cd ks. kolaszcwskieg~, to
W tenn ME ma "ic dZiwEoyo;
talk pr1ynaimniej wolno mi SO
die IA zasadzie, re gdyby byl
madrym a do tego wyksztal-
cruyln czlowitk.em, ME nazy-
w"lby swo;ch bliznich W 4rzN:
bytku Bozym g'upimi osl"m1.
S4o m@j o ks. Ko1aszewskim,
lubo nig'1y 50 nie widzi"lenI,
Jest taxi, re ten ks. kola
81 wskl sam roAzuclwaiil s'e
t'.taj do zhyteczncj ~wolnosci j
lcpivj by bylo Ola niego. gdy-
by p"wr@cli 10 Europy pod
e stare IrAwa.
Wide dairj, re *. kola-
~z"w~ki nalAwa @a2cty pre-
N~le,ynj.- O:oz czy by NE lc-
rlcj hyIo, ably ne dawal "a
<p>om powoiu do pjsnaia tax
NandaIicznlch wy>]owien, ia
ch sam W kc$ciyIe W. wal?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

dluso mas W pamieci, tenn
bardziej,2 re byf to p;-rwszy OBJ
chob rocznicy powstania Listo-
padowego W ST. Paul.
H. CsapM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

klamania tel niezawodnej czc-
sto taktyki: Kogo cheese zui.
>zcayc, obrzu6 potwarza, OBJ
syp oszc2erstNem! Pojetny u
c1eh czrigodnyrh urrzywilejo
wanych ,esarsko krolewski,.b
mulc.UroN, ~lastosowal ma VOL
n.J >l~m maNyme 1yranii, re
>Autki"m o tNle penny s;nym,
VI diva n"rody, mog4,e d9zyc
do wsponoso cclu ma pra-
warh Zyb"po.nc.i rownosscj, sta
nelly exc W oko jak dwaj
sm.ertclni wrog"w.e.
k"Niec t,.I wasni iatwo pre-.
win4ie. bNlaby 10 z~gladu ola
~b.jg~!
ZYi4.j4c woluosci dIu siebie,
m#ny2 Frawo odmoAiG.: ej ko-
mis-.
Aak ssoro prasuiemy swo-
body ii tyjko oia siebie-- be-
die to CHI & I~uuwania. Gas
rano~ anna m'upl hrzposrpdnlo
-"l'}"ciI Slny 60 droyo, DO u
1ratq U~;c"lzny.
Jakqz vice nysIa powodo-
""nI, odzA slane chcemy o.
pjcru6 ma tyvh podstawuch,
hto.e hy]y lowolem jej upud-
hu?
W ka2',je to ,~jasno, " do
@HS dMia 2uStHla nipz c2umia-
nv t1oGa, j1>ivj sic chwyc.G
guwinhj~my, d. Gz $ dnia 20
z"~talisiny spoiecz, i>twem ma
w>kros arY>tokr#tyrznem, u
Ir]"sad1 onenri w.jrclami o
>wei przes~Iei w'rlk, s:i-chcc-
my "a pomoca kpusrrwatyw-
nych, les1ar>alych naruedzi
~1w"rzyc budowe E~owuzytna.
\ j sii otoclenie drSputyrzae
zmniejoz vine redakt"ra hru-
j", u daje pn>iu"h %korespon-
dencyom Pme}osA1ego, ktory
odnoslie do kweslyi litewsk;ei
ma1puie tylko S.isz", J,sIi da-
dx4 sic po czqsti umewinuiG
napasci Awye>u PozuatshYeqo
l mnych gazct pol~kich, wyda-
wanych W stary m swie ie.-to
nam mleshkvllccm wolnpj zie-
mi, pragnacym trjAr swnbpdy
d]a wlasnej d czyzny uie VOL
no g'"sjc l-,tar1aly ch idei pa
nn"anla-nie wolno pod kara
o stania na viehi w kajda-
mach ma ezIcoo!
Polmi my to n~areszcie, zc
.jak 81 up"s Lie byf rodzicie-
en- m>slI @ Sanodzi~Inym roz-
Won LitMinow, tax rowr;eA
lm\s 81 la u MIN me umrze. On
jest y lN" n"'wyL'tnicJ~zym Cd
lwlcrcle dIrniem trso, co Gu
.]e - cZeSo prague, do czego
"'zv ca!y ogol, caly Narod
l. tewski, VS. Cd k,0rruo ma
>lIka dliesiHtk1w nauet srtek
at cznc sic daj", acz nicwy-
rainy, ]ccz niemn 81 2ywutny
,optd 10 sanludz', lucgo bylu.
Popped ten byl w.ynikiem rpz-
maity ch warun1ow, ktore do
-~tatecznie obj#sn'a sam S Iu-
pas W arlykuIe PoMcy u La-
@'1". Il p"stGpem cza,u, nysl
"y~zla . Iona IuJu, .%naj4uje
>w"IennIkow i kr1ewicje}i. Tych
! CHA sc mn"zy / vzr4sta =
N@rasta, "NI4j4c owov, swell
pr~cy. T"or~4 sc Aolka, ma
.Iacr IA eel, rLznajn.ien4e Ma
f"du pr"st"so 4 reg pslc-z-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
D1iewiet tikli.
Pyzcsz}@
100000

pasazc,6w zostala Cd czasu zal2ienia
st1warzy>zenia bezpiccznie dob2ze II"
pSrowcach p6lnoruo.uicmieck 60 LII
ylu pomisdzy Niemcami i Amer ks
lrzewiezionych
S|zybkie p~arowce pdlnocnc-
niemieckieso Llcydu resiadaia wys"-
k lie p 9 kl y. W yborna wentyla-
eye cdznaczaia sc najlepszem
wySodami jake tez kr6thoscis
praeprawy dni9 przyicmnai
s%pieshna speseb nos pedr6
zy do NIemiec Tub z tamlsd do Ane-
ryki.
o raty pasazer~kie akomodacye W
misdzy-pok}!dtie lub kajutach, prosimv
sie udat do
0eEriyhs & Co.. Gen. Agent.
. Bowling Grccn,New York.
Jan AngieWicZ. Winona, MINI.
1881.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16

Nbc7s6ss o9 Hist. w 81 Puul
W ME Iziele, pop re Izajaca
rocznlce powstanla, ZaloWlc
dA'ai uasz c@cigodny ks. pro
boszcz d. Majer nabozenstwo
za1obne "a dusze polegIy ch DO
hateroW "a sprawe narodowa, a
ma wieczor o pol do osmej "a
checil, a2eby sic licznje paralin-
rie zebra!i do hall pod kos:iol
/ to heZ ro2uicy wieku i pici.
i" tcz ma nabozenstwo zaiub-
he, podczas ktorego byl wySg"-
wIony kat"f1lk. pobozni rodacy
/ rodtc1ki Zebrali sic ~liczmlel
.laS ivy kle; azrby pomodIic sig
do Boga "a tyeh meczennikow
IA spawe mar, dowa.
Ma vieczor zas pot do
4smej saIa byla szczelnie "a
peluiona tax, ze uudno SIC
bylo przccisn4G, przedew>zy>t-
klein zas szanowne rodaczki
polki zebra]y sic mad spolziua-
ME licznie> Geese i'm IN to! Ks.
proboszcz Majer zagaii posie-
dzen;e, objasniajqc zaraZem eel
dzl>lej szeso zgromadzenla, po-
tenn Zawezwal ob. ub. Walente.
80 kruszewskiego i Jozefa
Matz ma przewcdniczqcych.
Dzieci szko1y pol>kiej pod dy-
rck,yq naac1yciela m~iejscowe-
g, p. j. Wonsa odSpiewaly
"Boze cos Polske" ma g1osy,po
ten ks. proboszczD. Majer wy
gioslt move, w ktorej pressed
dzieje Po!ski cd sanpge poczqt
Nu az do pcwstania LIST. czem
bylismy barlzo zaie:i, DO VIE
III = mas HE wledzialu, ,jak sic w
Polsce d. ado i Ga czego upa
do. Dlieki ks. D.Majerowi IN
talk piekne i zrozumiala nauke.
Po s%kollc1onej movie ks. ID
Majera nauczyciel nasz p. j
Wous Michal Nigga odspiewa-
Ii piosenAe ,,Tulacz,, a potem
p j. Wons mowlf otem, co
nam czynic wypada teraz a
przedewszy~tk!em zachqcai, re-
;zlcow, azeby d1ieci ,wn.je pc
polsku wycIIowali, na~by te gdy
dorosn4, czu}y SIC polakami i
nlewstydzlly sic narodowoscI
s%yojrj. Zacheo"l takze, alb smy
lie ~'qczyli do INa1ku, DO tylko
polaczenl, lestesmy stanje do
pomodz ojczyznie naszel; roz
drubnienl j nlezoryanizowani
me uczyulc lie .jestesmy z'olni.
o. swieta to prawGa, GIy by
ia 1ylko w~zyszcy n, zum &C ne
chcje]i Potcm woszono OBJ. j.
Matt, "zeby przemowlI,aIe o.
nlewaz ME byl rr zNgotowany
NlGc ".fFGf|N1 9" kS.l9. Nj ltr,
lachqcaj'c t"hzr 60 '#cz"nja
* do Z~n.i@ n~onos}4mego;:
v>ponIia} tx zr o smutnej dol,
>s1ostr Jr>zuianek W Czcrninu-
ach i prIyobiyca1 zapowiedzet
Aiadke W No>cj~ie, azrby PREY
ulesG W pomoc klaslt. row
Ma zak'n z"nje z"spivwaro
,,prze>z.,si Sipwian" ia 90
naiym j w,ehs yni Spicw"k"n1
iost")y sic W nagroGe klaski.
D1'en 20 List. poz%oslanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-16
Bro w ar
piotra Is u D

dostarcza piwa wytrzymuiqcego
porownanie 2 wszelAiemi i'm
portowanemi piwami i Id co
szczeg5lnie cheialbym zwr5ciG
uwage - pieniadze, jake do
mnie wpIywajq, znowu wyda.j4.
Ola czego szukac rozkoszy
gdz'es dsleko, kiedy tyIko
schylit sic potrzebujesz, ably
mice zdrowy i o1zezwiajacy
napoj.
Wszystkim moim odbior-
com sfuzq jak najskorzej
PIOTR BUB.
Sugar Loaf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-15
He WIll Return.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
The other morning man with
gray hairs and many wrinkles stood
around one of the stands in the Gen.
tral Market for time and finally
offered the keeper q cigar and made
some observations about the weather.
This broke the ice, and by and by
the staDger said:
II want to ask your advice. live
in one of the northern counties. Have
been widower six years. | want to
get married again. ] came down here
to buy some machinery and I've con-
cluded to kill two birds with one stone
aud take a wife back with the ma
chinery. How shall go to work to
6Od one to-day 7"
"It's pretty short notice" replied
the standkeeper
81 know. but ] can't waste much
time. I'm worth $1,000. have mild
disposition. and will give some wo-
man . good home"
Are you very particular as to
locker"
"Not very"
If you get woman with cata-
ract on her left eye, but oil right
otherwise. would you take herr"
II think / would My last wife
vas cross.eyed, and / don't see why
should be 80 particular about cata.
ract."
The stand-keeper looked around for
a minute and then snapped his fingers
at a girl 90 years of age, who came
from fish stand.
"Katie, come here. This man
wants wife,"
"Yes, SIR"
worth $1,000, good tempered,
and wants to marry before noon"
II see, SIR"
"Will you have him."
IL can't sir. just engaged myself
yesterday"
Cant you ind him some oDe?"
"Yes, sir. If be will kindly wait
until get somebody to tend the
stand III 60 with him to a woman
who asked ma TO 6nd her husband"
"Well snything elsel" asked the
stand-keeper as the man was ready to
20.
"No, nothing else Much obliged
for your Kindness"
In about an hour he returned. look
ing bit downcast, and said
"Come to see her, she had broken
nose, short leg and q case of Ca
tarrh. guess I'll let the matter 60
until | can conc down here and spend
about two days looking around.
That'll sort o. give mo chance to
look over the sristocracy and make
pick"