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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
Washington and Bunker Hill.

1t was on the 15tl day of June, 1175,
that George Washington was chosen
Commandcr-in-C Chief of the American
army. The next day he made his answer
to Congress, in which he declared that
he accepted the Office, but that he would
take no pay. He left Philadelphia on
his way to Boston June 81, escorted by
troop of horsemen, and accompanied by
Schuyler and Lee, who had ju t been
made major generals by Congress. They
had gone about twenty miles when they
saw man on horseback coming rapidly
down the road. 1t was a messenger ii
ding post haste to Philadelphis, and
carrying to Congress news of the battle
of Bunker Hill. Everybody was stirred
by the news and wanted to know the
particulars.
"Why were the Provincals compelled
to re reat?" he was asked.
at was for want Of ammunition, he
rcphcu.
did they stand the fire of the
regular troops?' asked Washington anxi-
ously.
''rhat they did, and held their own
fire reserve until the enemy was within
eight rods"
''Then the liberties of the country are
safe!" exclaimed Washington. He re-
membered well the scenes under Brad
dc OK, and he knew what a sight it must
have been to those New England farm
ers when a compact body of uniformed
soldiers came marching up from tho
boats at Charlestown. If they could
stand fcarlessly, there was stuff in them
for soldiers. ST. Nicholas.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

he was new style of character, and o
study for her.
Jimmy Marks accompanied Fitz part OF
the way to the club, and did not have to
wait for the latter to express his opinions
of the young lady he had Just left, He
had no sooner got into the street than he
broke forth with;
Delightful bigad, She's the mos,
chawming cweecher, me boy, l ever met in
all ne life. She's pawfectly splendid,
say Jimmy-and I-aw-she's a little
touched with me. What dye think, me
boy, eh?"
OF course Jimmy thought so too, and a
little soft soap closed the conference be-
tween the two, while at Mrs. Dufrom's, nc
sooner had the pair departed than the two
ladies looked INTO each others faces, ant
in moment burst into hilarious laugh
What do you think of him, Marion2'
asked the landlady, as soon as she coult
speak for her mtrth.
Il like him, was the reply.
Like himl" was the onished exclama
ton of Mrs. Dufrom. Are you il
earnest?"
Certainly, like him, he's so innocent
One could make pet of him, and teach
him almost anything, as you would dog
! think | shall try it."
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

The subject and facts of longevity
have been made almost q life's study by
Professor Humphrey, of London. His
investigations show that in the first year
of life the mortality among males is much
greater than among fcmalcs-the latter,
therefore, have the start of the former at
the very beginning, in inherent vitality.
The average height of women he has
found to be five feet three inches and OF
men five feet six inches; in pulse and
respiration, also, the women have the ad-
vantage, showing eighty in com,
parison with the mems seventy three,
while the latter's respiration is nineteen
as against twenty-five of the weaker sex.
The bones of men and women which, up
to maturity, increased in weight, a'tel
that period lost considerably, though
with no decrease in size, but more otter
an increase, to which latter fact may bt
attributed the bony appearance presented
by many old people. The average mum,
Der of teeth in men AMI women above
eighty years of age was six and three
respectfully. The greater proportion o.
these old-lived people, Professor Hum
phrey found, came of long lived families
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

A number of Indians recently attended
church service in Manitoba, During
the service one of them concluded to
have a smoke, and began filling his pipe.
Then he tried to light it but his matches
were poor AMI wouldn't burn. The
minister seeing the state of affairs, came
down from the pulpit and struck par
lor match. The Indians who had never
before seen parlor mitch were greatly
terrified, and thought they were about
to be massacred, but matters were finally
explained to them, and after the pip1
was lit, the service proceeded.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
The Sailors Outnt.

'What is q sailors outfit Tor q long
voyagef" repeated weather-bcaten old
tar recently, as he munched piece of
old navy and gazed respectively into his
glass of grog in a Front street saloon.
"Why, as for that matter, no two sail
ors are alike. One will go to sea with
nice outfit of long togs for nights ashore
and sea rig large enough to start Sec
ond- clothing store on South street;
and another will fire all his Doodle away
in nights jolication, and away to sea
the next day for voyage around the
Horn with the suit he stands in and a
ragged suit of oilskins that have wealth
cred both capcs and tho storms of three
seasons.
"Well, take the average sailor, and
give me an inventory of the contents of
his chest"
81 think I will tell you what we
found in the chest of one of our men
who died last voyage; it would hit the
mark, perhaps. We had been struck by
squall of Hatteras and had hard work
to get the muslin off the ship before the
gale which quickly followed hove us to
under close-reefed maintorsail. As the
men lay down from aloft one of them
was pitched hcadlong overheard by the
parting of a ratlin, and he was asterr
and swallowed up by the angry waves
before any effort could be made to save
him. As is the custom, his chest wa;
brought aft opened, and an inventory
made of his effects, that might be for
wardel to his friends. In addition tC
the heavy clothes for bad weather, and
the light ones for use under sunny skies,
were found many little presents which
the deal man had picked up and was
taking to his friends at home. There
We're dress patterns of rich China silks,
pretty toilet boxes, and bits of fancy
carving. Each was wrapped up and the
address of the recipient written upon it.
From letters which were found in the
| till Of Jacks chest we learned that he
hailed from an inland town of Pennsyl
vania, and the gifts were intended for ;
mother and sisters there, who will wait
long for the return of their sailor boy"
New York Mail and Express.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Parted.
The silver brook will m s. thco,
The breeze that used to kiss thee,

The silver brook will m s. thco,
The breeze that used to kiss thee,
And ruff, with a so,t carsss thy curls Of
sunny hair;
When the cary dewdrops glisten
On the roses, they will listen
For ty step upon the garden walk, thy laugh
ter in the air.
The meadows gay with flow RS,
The summers leafy bowers,
win know thy joyous smile no more; tho
woodlands stand forlorn;
! hear the soft complaining
OF birds, from mirth refraninS,
That greeted with Their caros sweet thy
waking every morn.
Poor mother! hush thy weeping,
Above thy darling sleeping
Nor fret with aught of earthly grief the still
ness whore he las
Fl wers in his little fingers,
VIII re the rosy flush still fingers,
For the angels are his playmaies on the plains
of Paradise
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
Done in Milwaukee.

s'You c-cn't get b-blood out of a
iurnip," said the suffering bartender, as
l,nded beer mug on the head OF a
deflultin9 tramp, "but l b-believc | c-can
out of a b-lcat;" and then he grabbed
the offender by the throat.
"You hadn't artichoke me that way"
gasped the sufferer; '1ettu,e part
friends.
Friends n thing, yelled the bar
tender, 81 can't stand yyour c-cabbag-
ing. You c-cumber the saloon and make
me m-melancholy. D-don't you c-come
in here a-g gainr
"0h, how you've made my spine ache!'
whincd the tramp, as he went out into
the cold and pitiless world. -PecEs Sua.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
Room 10 Rent.

''Had terrible shock this mawnin',
Awthaw. Met low fellow who asked
me if had rooms to rent; actually took
me for beggarly landlord"
''Oh, no, Percy. daresay he only
meant to insinuate that you had an
empty head"
"Do you think so2 Quite relief, as
suah you. So awful to suspect that ]
hooked like low landloard, Call.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

The temperance hospital just estab-
lshed in Chicago under the lead of Miss
Frances Willard is the second of its kind
in the world, the first ore having been
found d in London in 1878. Alcohol
can only be administered in cases where
n council of physicians decides that moth.
ing else can avail.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

A black or blue pencil mark oppo-
site this paragraph indicates that your
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mark shows that your subscription or
renewal has been received.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
VOL III. NO. %.
THE LONDONDERRY SITTER.
Issued Every Thursday Evening from
SITTER CHice.
So. I.ond VT.
TERMS.

To Subscribers in Windham County nnd
elsewhere whero bundles ae sent, only OSA
in nnGle wrappers, one DOLLAR AND Ten
oRSrA,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

@"Entered ut tSe Post. Office at South
Londonderry, as second class matter.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
AdNerf{Ainy Kntea

furnished on application. Births, Marriages
and Deaths published free Obituary notice,
cards Of thanks, etc., cents n line.
Address SITTER OFFICE, South London.
derry, VI.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

Always pronounced wrong, even by the
best scholars-Wrong.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

dzl"l Vypadl odwrutnic i ci,
co byli prztciw oGarodswcy,
staneli 20 lego stronie.-Two-
rAy sic wreszcie zwi4ztk kilku,
majqcy ma crlu tepienie resi-
ty, by samemu ziurno spo3y-
wac .-Lecz So koguty ma po-
zor spoko)ne, ME mieszalVce
SIC do walk, dnpGki ME Dc
s'rzegq, IL akcya stanoSr2s 2
lch s!rony przyohi!i ma te lub
oWa strone Zwycle1twa. Wu4a
tedy gleboko, ktora strona
naj}rpej i'm zaplaei.
Smnlny obraz tego co lu-
DIE z}cj VIOLA Tub q plytkivm
u"ysIem n"@yw#]a &sv.a 10
zm&rlwychwstania G. czyAny.
ZaznaczyG tn wyrada f.kt
.jvden, ZuamionujVcy IL Polacy,
arz me wNlazne, !ecz gowniez
zywotuc najq waenienic wy
dobs cia sic Z pod warstNy
riemn"Iv, klor i'm Groge pruw-
dy 2a,lania.
Otto cd dnia 4 grudnia To
warAy>two ZwiSzkowe Ogn;sho
rozpoc2n'e szcreg odczytow,
maj4cych na ceiu oswiste lu-
du. lZ"tacz oglo>zvnie IA str.
7.--AMj~'er.)
W otczytach olr1cz nauk
speclaInych, wykladanych W
sposob popularity, m'&lialc DO
>teinny ola pojqc cgo2u, bed4
rozbierane kwestye l'#.4re. =
DO dysput j rozNraw Z kon!e-
czny~h warumhach socyalnych,
ekon"micznych, pol:tyrznych
M.orA!nych, do }ak'ch dqzyt
winuo spol4czeisIwo, chicago
zwaG sic postepowem, id4ce W
slad "a pochvdcm uuzkosci,
dopuszczeni sa wszyscy-chcq
cy przyja6 udziai w rozbiprze
jakieikolwiek bsdz kweStyi-
i nietylko dopusZczanI, leca ma
wet gorqco p~ozadani. ka2dy,
chnc z czastka zdrowego r~z
sqdku, mo2e tylko PREY klas' &C
wzuius}emu przedsiewzIecIu j
Cd serca ZawolaG: = ,,Oby
nam tukich przJ bylo jak lsj-
wiecej..''-Dlr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
POO /, Al
ma sprawy biezace.
NopisoH Cdros'ousli,
TDukonczenie.]

jennie walce o upr; gminma
dla ob.i7a swobode -czNl Ii tca,
zap"mniaws2y " glGwnNm co
In, pala.jqc ch1ci4 u.jar4m'cnia
row9ego nam W miloseI swo-
b2dy-Mnmy utraci6 wsl;st
ko, mic RE zy>Naw>ZN?
JHk rowniel = LitMini W
czwornasob rowieksz4 s@c ST.
~, wisdz4c, zc walcz4c d na-
nj i n mas, walc2q v&r"zvm
"a siebie, NSrod pro>ty ltew-
ski ME czu]e najmu;ejsze SYM
p#tyl Ola foIakow.
,esli sic ludzq pod tym
wz@ledem nivktorzy, to chsia,
&c ludu togo na.jzuletnlvj ME
znaja.- Me stykali sic Z him
niSdy,-
Wieeej cd owych prof'n6w
posiadaj4c lakaIus1n wiado
mosoi-mogG zarevnic Was, IL
w uiekIorych r$zach luj pro
sty Moskuli mad n@s pr1eNi :
Ma tym puukcie n&suwa III
sic porowmania dzialalnotci
rr4ewouuikow narouu iitew
s!Si~go z poaobnqS lud ro!>Ni
ma,j4cq IA cclu. Lecz Z%rhodzi
%pytanle, czy mas podobnH
dzia]aInosG egzystowa'a. CzNz
kt6ren re s]awetnych kiero-
wnikuw mia1 lud ma celu -
chyba w~owczas, gdy sic roz-
choazi}o o dopiecie w]asuych
Zamiarow.
lego, co obecnie pos:adHiq
Litwlni-tego skup,erla pro-
mieni cafego narudu W jedvn
punkt-tego odb;cia uczuG j
potrzeb .jego nigdy BY smy ME
mieli.-Plawda. - zapewniaia
mas i 2apewnia klika przcda;
nych glupcow, u nj"bo zsyla-
To- nam j zsy'a Cd czasu do
czasu pr1ewoln XIV. l'ywajqoni
z"ykle obierani: " sturym
sMlece: "a pomocq s]awny Oh
k~ol'igacyj mnogich przy'acioi,
W nowym: kieszeni obladowa-
mel dolarami.
Dzwigni4 podobnego kiero-
wnika ludu: proznosG. Ma pic
niadze, jak powieIziui ma je
dnym mncglch obchodow,
na ktorych 90 wcale ne WI
dywamo, dopoki " tylko wv
klym c1lowielSicm; So jrgo :
mo2e vice nieln! clsk%c So
sownIe do ~Nlasuego wid1ini-
sic.
Me prawda! Jak skoro sic
piszesz kicrowuikiem ludu -
postepki tive zale4a cd nj~go,
pred MIN odpowicd4ialnys IA
wszystkle TIVE czynucsci- d.
nicgo nalczysz dusz4 i cia-
}erl!
Me dose rzuric tys;4c, dru-
81, dziesl;sty i seny, mic dose
przyj4t pos}annictwo stosowuie
DO g}osu najcmnych p%attso-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

N'iiltm e"'cJ cASscl >pole
clem>twa = lecz lud ME uzna
cie taklm-nie pojdzie "a to,
ba bus ty HE jcgo pielwo
w2or.
Prawdziwi k;erownicy naro-
du litewskiego, ME maj4c ty-
s'ecy, ME rzucaja niemi, iak
I'M sic poaoba; biedni-jsi ma :
bogntsi duchem, O.
nergia i umysien; tenn to me-
Spo2N TENN skarbami darza lud,
N1ory ukochali MOI" ME tax
go1sco, jak S}is7 niejeduo
srotnie o sweJ miloSci wszys st.
h'ch zalswni;. jqey, lecz plaw-
'iziwle i szczer1e. kSzta]ca 90.
Ii lustem-uie ,,do broui..''-
lcCl ,,NuuNi hracia!''-Nie cho-
l.&w5e, mo"y, be- lresei i
scnsu, NE r2ucanie setek ma
wlatl, ale "swi*ta ukszt.lci i
wyrodzi boJown'kow "a VOL
uusG.
Ncdawnn c2asopisma pol
Skle podniosly l;eku4 mysl o
roZsivwaniu szkoi z nadmie-
"lenlem, by nauczyciele ro-
Wnle2 stalali sic roZ>ZvrzyG "a
hres swej psranicxomej wiedzy
Mys' Ia mlala juz czas pojSc
od act" S1ko]y wegetujq dale,j,
q slero%uicy onych pie>yIko,
ze Id;oci un.ys'owi, polbawie-
nj cze>tokruG vszelNich 4dro-
wych loieG, !ecz ludz;e moral
mic upadli. AIv& lynn przewod-
n|cy narodu rowierzyii vycho-
Wauie m}"drj gcueracyi, od
Sposobu k>zta]cenia ktorej "a
Iezy przysz}"s6 na>za.
Zamiast wiec staraG sic o
przewage j panowanie mad lu-
dem lllewskim, winnisny ra-
czeJ nasladowaG go szuka-
anu srodk5w DO odbudowauia
o ezyz"y. TAX Bracia! 30 tyl-
ko wowczas zwycie2ymy, gdy
W sercu naszego chIopka wy
ryte bedzie O czyzua, ma
czole 7 a-czego on do
dzlS dria ME czuje i czego, l.
DAG tq drogq jak4 zdazamy o.
becnie, ME Npoimy W niego
uig'!y.
Zamiast buiac pc niebiosac}l.
marzyG o odDudownniu Pulski
W granlrach poczq'kowyrh,
wlnnlsmy zstapit ma zlcmie i
TO mel sic r%ozejrzec.
Obaczymy wowczas dzicie
dawne, oblec7one w sukienne
nowoc2esna. To co by5p,-to
Jest: to co jest-to i bedzie.
Nalczmy q LItwinami, ale
"a polu oswiaty lud wtj! Ry-
waI!zu]my 2 mimi, lecz W srud.
kach Zdobycia wolnnsci.
Ten sam okrzyczany i spo
niewlerany B1lsns be- raprze-
czeria w stosunku do iI"srl
swIatIa, jake wsrod narodu
rozszelza, wierej wart Cd VIE
III czasoplsm poIslich, ktorc
okrom obiecuj4cego nag!ovka,
mic wiece.j W sobie ME miesz
CA. My]e sic mieszcl4 i to
bardzo wiele. Munowicie: 2cni
Ilzre morallq, oszczer>twa,
wiadomosci o mordach, POLO
sach it'd. Czasopisma nazze IL
w~yj4tkiem u imusu) or,.z o.
spby rcsulu;qce opiniq pubIicz-
ia, MONA prlyrown"G do sta
da l<'gut6w. W zvyNlym st%-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
a5rO ar
Piotra Tub

d~ostarcza piwa wytrzymniaceso
porownanic wszelaiemi I'M
portowanemi piwami i na co
szczegolnie chcialbym zwroc;6
uw&ge pjeniqdzc, jake do
mnie wp}ywajq, znowu wydaj1.
Ola czego szukac rozkoszy
gdz'es daleko, kiedy tylko
schylit sic potrzebujevz, abv
mice zdrowy orzezwiajqcy
napoj.
Wszystkim moim odbior-
com s}u2e jak najskorzej
PIOTR BUB.
Sugar Loaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
co SEYCHAC?

NarodJ europtish;e nic mo-
ga odnnowit pod1iwienia Polls.
k"m, he IyIe zycia i ducla
p .S"zuja nino siuletnicgo u
cisNu Yu]ityczncgo, rel gGnego.
W sZko!e, W urzed4h, " lau-
dlu, przemys.v, poayciu spo
lecznem it'd. Clesto zurzucaia
Polakoln, 2e pozo<tali W tyic
za innemi narodani. Lccz ink-
ze ma ro~no szNlko birgaG
ten, kt@ry ma Eogi zwi2zanp,
q innNm, ktory ma nugi vol
ne. hto ma re e z%wi4zans, lle
mole tax s29 blo pracowHG.
j. +. ten, ktoly ma lqce uoiMr.
Gay by jahicgo lnmcgo narodu
dz'ecI uczono icy ku rus
kim W szNule, ME W ojczy-
stym' toby am 1\le SIC NE
""uc~Sly IaNo P''Sh $. l"l"-
No''' "'"t me I,"'''"e'' l Ola
ey Ns1ae~''s n'",)4 "f<eszN'dy
',u ''''>", ..I'. y ''a'' l
o"oy eos'eo' len s,iJa. ~"
.es' me o~'"'c S!q roI"hom'
~ h'e S'".j4 I'D ro"ni l"i'l-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

GA trzeIh tygcdni p~ctershur-
ska szko!a polite, huiczna sta
la sic miejsc,m zaburzen.
pr2yp"mlnajqrych dswniejs7e
'o>ruchy sludenckie. Powsta-
Iy one skutkjem nowego roz-
porz4dzenia dyIcktora, naklo-
re urzn'"wie zgod2iG sic me
rh"lri', "Sjatkiem pieciu;
500 studen,ow postanowiIo
%wltrwac PREY swojem a 3D.
S'epc"m reki nie podawat.
Z" dzien do roma W noe Cd
by"a1y sic zebrania, ma kt5-
ryrh st"denci sic naradza]i
mad dalszemi krokun.i.
R~zuItatem tych zebrnn BY
TO to, ze studenci czwartego
sureu korerki MaInrusipl i
Cr'to"lcz lPolaA) tax pobili
d\rektnia W obecnosc; studen-
TOW j rr frsorow, lie okulary
lego zostuly potluczone w dro,
h"e Nawaikj, a tuarz ~zupe}uie
sp"rhla. Dyrektor cigg'e w~zesz.
rzal: - bn! poIirya! Ziawifa
Sc i"!leN#. udemt1w korec-
Ncgo i Certowicza al, sztowa-
no Aaznaczvno koMlyrencya
pf"iesorow. Zebruuo znowu
stud>nlow wszystkivh ku4sow
! dzcEan odozytal i'm haste
u.iq"c ro>t"nowienie konfe-
Ie"rAl: ,,koh1crencya zadecy-
q, w@la, re postepek ten Jest
ohe'gH Ola prDlesorojw j Stu
d"njow i W og6le ola zak]adu
n"uk"weg"." SIudcnci jcduak
@l'sHo zAwo1al: ME. won!"
D<IrNan Nyszed!. RozpncYqly
sig liczne aresztowania. s2dz-
Two, ktore prowadzi sic Ola
"ykTyc'a rrzy,zyn rozruchow,
ma bye rokictowane talk, ale.
by WSzystko 9waliG ma intrv.
ye p"l>kq. yrzej prof-sorowiee;
Bvjs@tejn, krasnochi i die
kan ZvndnicwIcz osswiad.zvli,
@e )ezeII konfrrcnc>" Ipurszy
Srr"Wy narodov oScioue, lub
+ zen sI""ztwo bedzle prowa-
ozone W 1akim kiprtnku 2e-
~ w!.e ca?4 2w%,iG Ia jaka-
h"iM;eN narodoucsf. to ma
'N'lM;%t poda@1a sic 10 dy-
mA~y1. Cr"Jonaczrnik le,ers-
hlr&rN "ezwal do sreble szes-
"'u stu1ent"v, maj4cAcL wplyw
m'edzy k"lrg"lnl, i o~swiadczyf
m, " ] zrll rozru hy me u
>)al q, z"sIamq uNoln chi 7 in.
-tNlutu. Car o$wcdzil in.ty-
tut ! d]ryktor"vi 3 na%yuchnie-
t'nl j szrze OIL poLicia policz.
N"ml roj"I 'eke j pochwalif
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23
ice s.Ess.
Tr2css}o
100000

pasatai5w cost h Cd "zasu za} 1snip
stAwar1y>/"n a bezpiv,z4is d"btze na
rhrowc'ch pd}noenoniym eek e. 10
yd" ioni2dzy Niemcumi i Amel1As
przewjel oDA ch.
s.ybkie rarowce ~rfsaocuo-
n'em:eeNfrs" L'cSdu losfodaia wyso-
L ie p @ Nlad y. ybe:n wcntyl,
eye ! ol'nac7aia Sc nailcps2emi
"ysodAn.i jake til kr6tkoscia
PfseNfawy dag rrzyiemnsi
spieskss srosobnosG podr6
~ do N!emisc luh z tamts4 do Au.c-
ryki.
Taty pasazer>hie i akomodScya "
mtsity-rcsldlie luo kaJ u,aeh, p%rosiny
&c a3At DO
Deiris-Eas & Go. Ge7s. Agent.
, B wing New York.
Jau Anglewicx. Winnna,M mn.
4 y 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

Car A'eksandcr i'll. ma bye
bardzo merwowN. q CHI rubu ia
rr2y5lera coraz wieksze loz-
mlary. Me moie on spat, be-
a4c W c'a-]e.j obawie to pred
mh'list2m;, to priced c7}onka-
M wla>nej r"d*iny. lryluje
50 rownie2 ch"roba ras,epry
tr"nu, klory mimo to ciayle
m'ssza sic do rlqdow, ro1cjq-
s",lac %kontrole mad miniStra-
n' | seMa'em. tych zatar-
@"cA pop1sra caruwa nasjepce
IrnN- Car od kilku 1ysodui
nJe b~rd1o duzo herba,v 2
w'eih4 ilosciq s;lnrgo araku,
"by mos} lepi%j spac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-23

zgod1't ma to, ilby syn lego,
ks'qzc Wal'emar pi:zyJ4l Ola
row"na mu korone.
s'alki w;jrnne ,os>ixkie
knrsuJa nieu>;annic nom!vdzv
Wnr"q i Odessq, p%rzew,zac =
Bulsaryl p"a1any>h ro~yisklch,
ktoIzy tsm'ad SIC wynosza.
BerIihska Gcuoui;a pisze:
d!u@i pan>twa nienreckireo ro.
sna Z w'eikq szybN $"Y. Xno-
wa NANNY poiyrzyG - m:lro-
ny m"FeN, a jnz NANNY cj1u-
gov us mil'ouow. Ma ke1ivu
r:zl s~Irgo nku bedq ,iiugi
"n,tw" wyno~iiv coo nil o.
now marek. = k"tic wojsko-
We ma" 1ostoHaG wic,ci o.
VISA, a siirervwiv NiehszN lid
koM1em1oMy. Ma ulbruieuje
brzeg0N morshluh clre minI-
>1"r "olny rr&"i" mlIi"uow,
. ! m'IiuMow Ma wzluoclli.u me
furtec.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-23
mo. s24.
Application for a Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. |
EUREEA. Nevada, January 2. 1886.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Joseph Grsndelmeyer. whose postofhce
address is Hamilton. White Pine county, New.
has this day filed his application for patent
Tor hfteen hundred linear feet OF the Washing
ton mine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width, situated In
White Pine Mining District. county OF White
Pine. and State Of Nevada. and designated by
the field notes and officisI plat on ME in this
office as lots Nos. ~ and 1l3. in township 10
north, ranges 81 and So east, Mount DtAblo
Meridian. the said lots Nos. 70 and 113 being as
follows, to wit:
beginning at post marked No. /, U. 9. sur
vey Nos. ~ and l13, whence section Garner
common to sections Is and "a, T. l6 N, Il. 81
E., and sections IS and 10. T. 16 N. 4. 81
f., M. u. NJ, bears 8. SO deg. 48 min. E.,
746 feet. post No. l, Of U. s. survey No. 63, be-
Ing the claim Of Evan Harris and Robert Nc
Dermott upon the St. Louis lode. bears g. 81
deg. E., 864 feet, and the mouth Of the upper
tunnel on this lodo bears N. IL deg. E., $40
feet. This post is also identical with the
original location monument: thence running
1st course N. deg. Is miu. W., 500 feet, to
post marked No. 2. U. 8. survey Nos. 72 and
113, and the original location monument;
thence ID course N. IS deg. As min. e.. 600
feet, 10 post marked No. 8, u. o.. survey Nos.
~ and 49, and the original location nonu-
raent; thence Sd course s., deg. Is min. E.,
500 feet, to post marked No. 4, u. s. survey
Eos. ~ and 1l3, and the original location mon
unent. and thence 4th course b., IS deg. 45
min. W., GOO feet to the place OF beginning,
containing 20 66-i00 sores.
Magnetic variation 16 deg. 80 min. east.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of White Pine Mining Dis
trict, White Pine county, State of Nevada.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Washington mine surface
ground are required 10 file their adverse
claims with the Register of the United ststes
Land Office at Eureka. In the State Of Nevada,
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof. or they Will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions OF the Statute.
+. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice of ap plicstion for patent be published for
the period of sixty days in the Eureka Daily
SENTINEL. daily newspaper published at
Eureka. Nevada
jas L. e. HINCKLEY, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-23
COUGHS, COUGHS
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having severe cough. which settled on my
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'u1eome j. MATTHEW'S
having bad case OF PLEA, I used DR.. Det
'ers PILE REMEDY. 1t cured me In a week
B. YOUNG.
My.aaughtsr had severe attack OF Swelling
hheumaiies. One bottle Of DR.. Detter's Rem.
GUY oufea her. T. O. COLEMAN.
Medicines prepsred for private diseases ALI
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