davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
{, religijnosci nawet--ale i to

religijnosci nawet-.-a]e i to
est nlestety Prawdq, ze wszys-
scy ,masonl SO wrogami prze
siwnikami wszel]Siej religii, o.
partej ma objawieniu.
Masoni powiadaja, re kazda
,eligis wyznaniowa, czy to ka-
toDcl.a, czy protestancka, czy
zydoyska, czy mahometallska
itp. jest szkodliwa przeszlza-
dzs tylko ludziom w dojssciu
do pra vdziwej religVnossciii;
q sso powodu kazdy mason
jest wrogiem religii objawlv-
nej wrogiem chrzesciaistwa j
w .em lezy cafe niebezpie-
czelstwo masoneryi.
Gdyby kto powiedz;a1: lie
bqk AM Polal1iem, ami Mem
cen, ali Francrzem, tylko
czf, wiekien, nie kochal two
! je.j Jjczyzny ukochanei, dro-
giej PoisISi jej krolami. z
jej Swietymi, 2 jej meczenni-
kani, jej pamiatkani, kos
ciotami i mogifaml = ME ko-
chai tego, tyllSo bluzni.i ma to,
hos ty wyzszy, tvs ME Polak,
tylko czIowlek-to bym sic z
pogarda odwr6ci} cd takiego
kusiclela powiedzialbym mu:
Idz preez, satanic, DO -chot
!, :.e,u ri ia c.1owiel- &c ips7c 10
cbok tego czlowieczenstwa dial
mi Pan Bog inne znamie -
stworzyl muie PoIakiem.
TAX samo tel, gdy przyj-
| die do mnie mason powie:
to giupstwo jest bye katoli-
kienl, metodysta, babtysta, zy-
dem-jestes cz}owiek religijny,
wssystko jedna, jaklej WARY,
bo wszystko licha warte, a
tylko ten jest prawdzlwie re-
iigljny, kto sam wprost do Bo.
Ga sic odnosi-to mu rownie3
powiem: Idz precz, masonic,
30 kfamiesz, jak ma urzad
il bluznisz Panu Bogu, pod
ktdrego imie sic podszywasz
My chzescianie nauczylis-
my sic Z prawd WARY naszej
i rozumu samego, ze Boga
ktora,nu chcemy sluzyc, musi-
nay Iprzod wedle sill naszych
poznat, musimy sic dowicdzieG
i przekona6, przez jake po-
sredmctwo, wole ] nauSe swo-
ia liam objawil i dopiero talk
poznawszy sami, albo ia po-
wadze wiaroyodnej sic oplera-
lac, tefnu R"gu sluzymy. Po-
gahslSle bozyszcza rowniez "a
bogi by}y dawniej uznawane
= szatan do Chrystusa przy
chodzi} zadaf, ably mu sic
pok1onlf, II. uznaf go "a Bo-
ga-ale to jeszcze ME wystar.
cza, aby mice prawo "a Boga
uchodzic.
My katolicy ME uznawamy
z"dnych obcych cudzych Bo-
gow--nle k4aniamy sic 2adne-
mu nieznanemu, nieobja wio-
nemu Bogu, tylko uginamy
So]ana czesc oddajemy tenu
B"gu, ktory nam sic przez
syna swego jednorodzonego O.
bjawlf i przez nicgo, jako tel
rzez Kosciol swiety prawdy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
Il blizza i z daaeka.

Me jest to juz dzisiaj taje-
mn;ca. &e w'clu wplywowych
roaak6w naszych, jak mp. re-
daktor gazety najwiecej majq;
cej .abonsntow, naIezy do taj-
nego Zwiazku masonow czyli
wolnomularzy. Poniewaz Zwa-
eek ten daily do zatarcia wszel-
kich odrebnosci wyznaniowyeh,
zatem nam Polako,n i katoli-
kom ME godzi sic 10 niego
aaczyc, i W tel to sprawic oa-
zrwa sic dz'siaj 'Niarus DO
wiernych synow kosciofa i o.
czyzny, woiajac: ,,S:rzezcie sic
tych, co przychodzq do was W
odzienlu owczem, a wcwnatrz
So wiki drapiezne!!"
Kisdy chiop polski us]yszal
dawn'ej, albo dis uslyszy, ze
ten lab ow jest farnazon, to
sic biedak przczegnat i dzls
,]eszcze przezegna dla tego, ze
" farmazonie widzi istnego
szatana.
Czartem jednakze i Belize
bubem TAXI farmazon ME Jest,
nawet ME wszyscy, ktorzy do
masontiw nale&qi zncj:. ;c4 ce.
l9 ostuteczne da3nosci, ale
F'yw' l.e~szs1wic, co ':,a ?.
czele sekty masoilskiei, 81 ra.j
plerwszymi kandydatami do
czar:owskiej kuzni i He|zebu-
bowl ze szpon0w sic ME wy
krecq. jesli ich Pan Boy je-
szcze W ostatniej chwili do oj-
cowskiego serca swego jake
synow marnotrawnych ME
przvtuli.
Wlec sluszna twoja Ottawa
Kochary Wiarusie, kt6ry sic
i wspon,nienia takiego cz1o-
wieka ]ekasz. bo jego obec-
nose, jego slowo, jego cele, "a
miary daznosci nam Pola-
Sko;n mic dobrego lie przynio-
sa, "a ia sam bym z takim
masoiiskinl czcladnikiem ma
ieduej lo'zi przez jezioro sic
Eie p,as;,.,,,-jak pisze pewien
lacillski poata- abym z VIM
nym bez przyczyny nie zgl-
nal.
AI6wia tel inni-a miano.
wicie ,nadrale, co to niby 2
nicjcdnego pieca chleb jedli,
ae masoui to najlepsi ludzie,
cuotliwi, bogobojni, dobroczyn-
III, otiarhi i tyllo sprawiedli-
wosci bo&ej ma ziemi rragnq-
cy. Bog-powiadajq niektorzy
= ale tylko niektorzy maso-
ni,-to wielki bvdowniczy te.
go swiata, to rajwyaszy mistrz
mssonski-a my jego czeladni-
cy, ktorzy many 3yt uczci-
kwle, zboznie, honorowo, aby
4 sic mu podobnymi.
- Powtarzam ruz ieszcze, 2e
TX nlowiq nlektolzy tylko
hasoni-bo wielu z Mich wca-
E o Bogu sluchac ME chce-
oraz tacy ludzie, ktorzy ma
son6w mic znajq i o w}asci-
wych ich celavh ME s]yszeli.
Prawda, 2e niektorzy maso.
ri prawia 0 Bogu, o cnocie;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03

wiekuiste do wierzenia nam
podal.
Ia Jest roznica miedzy ka-
tolikiem i chrzescianinem rra-
wowiernym, a miedzy maso-
neln.'
Il kad sic wzieli masoni
Oto pytanie, ma ktore trze-
baby pewnie najprzod odpo-
wiedziec.
" starych masonsklch ksiaz-
kach doczyta]em sic tego, ze
dawniejsi masonl utzymywa-
Ii, .jakoby nasonstwo hy1o ta-
kic stare. ]ak SWAT, 2e patry-
archa Noe byf mascnem, ze
wszyscy medrcJj greccy Eukl-
desy i Pytagorasy, hrol Salo-
mon Hiram byli masonami
wszyscy tworzyli jeden wicl-
XII zwiqzek masonski, ktory
sic szerzy i dziedziczy az do
naszych czasow.
Jest to puste gadanle, ma
niczem ME oparte majace
tyle prawdy po soble, jak mp.
to, ae Jadam byf Polak Je-
wa Polka. Jafet byf Mem
Gem, bo 90 Noe poklepa} po
plecach i powiedzia]: ia! fett"
= tiusty!
kolebSq masoneryi jest A
, uq.;3 oAsie ,stn'.e; cna ul>os.J
! $50 lat. w naszych Stanach
Zjednoczonych pojawily sic
pierwsze loze masonskie w la
tach pomiedzy | 80 a 1884 W
stanach New York, Massa-
chusetts, New Jersey i South
Carolina, ktore przed wojna o
niepodleglost powoli sic roz-
wija1y. Po ogfoszeniu niepo-
dleglosci utworzy]y lo2e po-
szczegolnych pahstw wlasne
loze metropolitalne oderwa-
}y sic Cd Anglil.
Dzieje masoneryi szerzej O.
powiem W przysz]ym numer-
ku, a tymczasem polecam ser
decznym przyjaciolom |I1aruso
i prawowiernym s}ugom ko-
sciola odmowic po ,,zdrowas-
ce" "a braci naszych W ma
sonstwie awiklanych, ably i'm
Pan Bog tych sidef szatali-
siich uwolnic sic po2wolil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03

chwalono powiekszyc liczbe
czlonkow zarzadu 2 5 ma IL.
See 'iu nowych czlonkow wy
branych zostanie przez balo-
towanie ma mocy tego wy
boru poZostana onl w urze-
DIE az do konca roku zwiaz.
kowego, uplywajacego kon
Gem pazdzlernlka. Sta1A g1o-
wEa kwatera ustanowiona 20
stanie w Filadellii, gdzie "a
Rad bedzie odbywal posiedze-
lia obrady przez caly rok,
zsmiast llrzadzania yazdow ma
osobne wzywanla re strony
wielklego mistrZa.
kamieh wegielny dla gma-
chu wystawy W Minneapolis
poloiony zosta1 w sobote. Po-
trzebna do budowy suma $50
600 zostala podpisana; gmach
bedzie $50 step dfugi, 1886
stop szero]li, a W tumie IA
stop wysoki. Przy glownej
wiezy, w wysokosci 200 stop,
przytwierdzony bedzie balaon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
Redaktor: Hieronfm Dertlowsl1i.
Redakcya ekspedycya Rog 2i Crnona uic Wnona,

Wstawia} w lody,
Wlme " dzbanlSi,
-God imietanki,
\ dion Zgody
Csysta = bia1a
w MEM 1niesza}a.
j powoli weszfo W mode
ProsiG Zgode
O ochiode.
Pokzcpiano sic jej reki,
Ustawa}y ludzkie meki-
Bogu dzieki..
Az kusemu jegomosci
Zol6 pekaia re zazdrosci,
Ze lud & swarow
| browarow
Drwi szydzi,,
Trzezwo zYje,
Mleko rfje.
Vice cichutlSo
| leciutko
Bis pzylcci
Stawia sieci.
tax grucha
Szczwana jucha
DO Zgody ucha:
PieAna Hebo,
N|llosG to niebo.
Mnolq SIC lata .
WeA mnie ia swata! =
.pJ.7' .iuz dana
sHi.- s.'a2 }
Bss 'Zuca ansy,
sStwa!za romansy.
Jak stare kury
Juz niosly jajja
z poclqtliem majja
Jada " konkny,
Szukak kobiety;
Najprtod Bay city
Dwaj tracia W parze-
To !1wiat mlodziezy,
W pysznej cdziezy
| Obaj W czauarze;
Przynosza W dare
Wiele przyborow
Il swycl Dry Goods stor5 t.
Ale "a mimi
Jada lielgrzymi
Il golonym czubkiem:
Leos I Jakubklem!
Piekna kareta,
Lncz "a stangreta
Bis sh,zy z !Subkicm!
i O retn
Spedzili wicczor milutl1i
Pr7y IIebic ,nlodzi panowic
jalS dis wskaz'.iq skutki
Zgcdm juz po s}owic.
Artykuly swe przesala,
Cd ,,Siostrzyczki" stroni z
(dala,
R6ine daJc jej przytykE
karci ,,wybrykl"
| zold pIacony "a wiersze-
10 ZWlastUnv gCdo" pierW'
(szc.
Drugi dowod zmiany takiej
Wiarusoui daf sic w znaki.
Kiedy bez potzeby,
Wstqpif delieby,
] Q afektem swietem,
Bedac ten1peranten,
Calujqc iapki,
Prosit mleISa, albo pophs =
Lgoda nan fuka
] predI<o szuka
Czarnej polewki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
I K G c h a 4 a .

zakOehana-
Slonce piccze
Ciep1o W piety:
PJ czlowiecze
Retres1lmenty.
Ola ochlody
Nap6j sody
Dobry, zdrowy,
Lecz ja1owy.
Piwo swicze
Wnet ,,rozbierze"
| cz}ek jeczy,
Gdy go peczy.
Kto przy robocie
Zawsze W pocie,
Moze wypit pare pmtop,
Ale czyja praca lekka,
Lepiel 2e "a kilka centow
kupi mleka.
w dawnym case
Mleko ptasie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03

nil pastor Byron Z SunScS
D. d. w obecno&cl 25 goscN
olicyainie zaproszonych urzed-
niIxow. Po polqczenlu miodej
parry wezlem dozgonnym Cd
by]a sic uczta weselna w sd
jadalncj.
Prezydcnt ME odbedzie po-
drozy poSlubnej, lecz pozosta-
ME przcz tydzle1l W Biafym
domu a potem pojedzle ia
swojq farme, gdzie przepedzl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
y STAN. MjednoczonycE

Ma zezdzie mistrzow po-
szczegolnych grup zwiazku
Rycerzy Piracy W Cleveland u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-03
yvcsele w Washington,

" nleblesEI -sall
domu W W@hingto2i>c
sic Yezarajl 2 czerw1
prc@f tstanow 4
ny4 C!evciandx z pd
som. Curenoniii slubnl
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
HEALTH NOTES.

Useful Suggestions for Persons Suffering
from Slight Ailments.s
Put five drops of chloroform on lit
tie cotton or wool in the bowl of clay
pipe, then blow the vapor through the
stem into an aching ear and instant re-
lief will be afforded. sal
Consumptive patients are advised, by
pupil of Liebig, to live in rooms where
one or two drachms of sulphur are
melted ON hot stove. The first ten
days brings increased cough and irrita-
ton, then these cease and the patient
improves rapidly. Persons with catarrh
and in early stages of consumption APP
ply to enter chemical factories where
large quantities of sulphur are evapo-
rated daily, and are cured in few
weeks by the inhalations. Cholera and
epidemic diseases are never found in
such factories.
The French method of administering
castor oil to children is to pour the oil
into pan over moderate fire, break
an egg into it and stir up. When it is
done flavor with little salt or sugar or
currant jelly.
A plate Of finely perforated zinc foot
square, hung five inches above a gas
burner, is found to remove most of the
sulphurous acid, so injurious to persons,
plants and books. 1t is worth trying.
Ii any person who is liable to poison
with poison ivy will take pure olive oil
after being exposed to it he will feel no
bad effects, and the oil win neutralize
the evils of the poison if few doses be
taken even after the poison has broken
out.
An excellent remedy for hiccough for
young and old is granulated sugar
moistened with pure vinegar. For an
infant give from few grains to tea
spoonful.
A tablespoonful of powdered alum
sprinkled into hogshead of water and
stirred will precipitate to the bottom all
she impure particles.
Walking, running, horseback riding,
lawn tennis, swimming, rowing, skating
bowling, hand-ball and general gym,
nastics are the exercises best adapted
to girls, and, for that matter, to any
persons who wish heathful and we'll
balanced rather than an abnormal
physical development.
The juice of half d lemon in a tea
cup of strong black coffee, without
sugar. will often cure sick headache.
Philadelphia Times.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

The man who makes fruit-growing
pay is one who always knows what to
do, and does it at the proper time
Toledo Blade.
- The German Government pays a
number of experts to 60 from place to
place and teach the art of Bookkeeping.
In buying a young mare to breed
from do not buy one that has been
highly fed and forced to early maturity,
especially if fed great deal OF dry
grain.-lNontreal Witness.
When we go to a farmers place
we want to see his horses and other
stock come to'h him and thrust out their
heads to be petted. Kindness is the
great law with all kinds of stock
Prairie Farmer.
If corn fodder enough to winter twen-
ty or more COWS can be grown upon
ten acres of land, at cost of twenty
dollars per acre, while the hay that they
could eat in the same time could be ready
sold TO: three times that amount, the
farmer should have his field sown next
spring with the corn, and prepare to
send his hay to market.-N Y. Times.
Corn Bread: Take two cups of
sweet milk and. two of buttermilk, one
cup of sugar and one teaspoonful of sal
eratas, and one of salt. Stir all to-
gether. Then take two cups and half
of corn meal, and the same of sifted
flour, stir well and bake in deep tin in
a moderate oven for half an hour, or till
DONE Chicago Journal.
Butcher w. Junk, of Madison Coun-
gnawing harness at the stable. 1t was
suggested to him, that the reason why
the mice did this was to get the salt
taste. left by the horses sweat ON the
harness, and if he would scatter salt
about the stable where the mice could
get it, his trouble would cease. He did
this, and his harness was gnawed no
more. Cleveland Leader.
Good Plain Cake: One egg, one cup
sugar, butter size of hens egg. one
cup sweet milk, two cups flour, and two
teaspoons baking powder. Beat the
yolk of the egg, sugar and butter until
it creams; stir in the milk, sift the flour
and baking powder together, stir in
your batter, then add the white of the
egg beaten stiff; stir all well. turn into
buttered tins, and bake thirty minutes
in a hot oven.-B0ston Globe
The grass which grows on dry,
rich soil, with free sunlight warming it,
is much more nutritious than that
grown on land filled with stagnant
water. Stock will eat the former down
to the roots before touching the latter.
1t is very common in fields where under.
drains run, to see the line over the tile
made plainly visible by its closely
cropped herbage.-Al6aay Journal.
The Farmers Home Journal SAYS
that novelties continue to exist in agri-
culture as well as in other pursuits. An
En- lishman, it states, has succeeded in
saving green fodder in stacks by sys-
tenn of tramping and sailing the edges |
during the process of stacking. He
claims that there is no difficulty what
ever in stacking green crops if the ma
terial used is cut in its prime and when
full of sap, especially if the stack and |
the edges be well trodden and COM |
pressed when put up. This is similar |
to an open-air silo.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

Nor faded or gray hair to be seen, after
using Halls Hair Renewar.
A powerful remedy for lung troubles
Safe for young or old. Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
No Opiu7o in f'iso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.

BosToN finds her glory in the past, be-
cause she belongs to the had beaus.n-
WdSltinqtOn Critic.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

THERE is an unwritten law that gives the
wild Texas steer the right of way.-Boston
Post.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
Soldiers.

From Colonel C. H.
Mackey. SD Iowa In
fantry: l have now been
using Ely's Cream Balm
for three months, and
am experiencing no
trouble from catarrh
whatever. / have been
q sufferer for twenty
years.-C. II. MACKEY,
Sigourney, Iowa.
For several years /
have been troubled
with catarrh = Ely's
Cream Balm has prov
ed TO be the article de-
sired. / believe it Is
the only cure.-L. B.
Cor URN, Hardware
Merchant, Towan da,
Pa.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

PIKE TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in minute, &c
Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and beauties. Sc
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

The headquarters Of ignorance-An in
telligence office.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

THE mariner is not liable to censure if he
leads a wreckless life.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
Discourse on the Trials Of News
paper Editors and Reporters.

The shauas They See and the Template ons
They Meet In Their Search for News
An Underpaid Glass, rs a Rule, and
Their Souls Nobody's Care.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sellit 25c
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
B O j ! S

And pmples. and other like affections caused by Inn
pure blood, are readily cured by Hoods Sarsapara
While it purfes this medicine also ytalzes and
riches the blood and builds every function of the
body Scrofua, humors of all kinds. dwellings in the
neck hives ringworm letter Assesses ulcers sores
salt rheum. scadhead. etc. also cured by this ex
cclIent blood purifier.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-04-24
Purify the Blood

"Last Spring was troubled with boils caused by
my blood being Of order. Two bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparua cured me- and 1 recommend II to others
troubled with affections Of the blood" j. ScHocH,
Peoria, Ill.
II had been troubled with hives and pimples for
some time. Other remedies having failed, was ad-
yised to try Hoods Sarsaparilla have taken two
bottles and am entirely cured. think Hoods Sarsa.
para has no equal as blood purifier" EFF1E NJ
PETRIE Portsmouth. Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists ST.; six for q. Prepared by
C. I. HOOD d CO.. Apofhecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-06-12
MY DORAi

Let others rave of beauteous maids,
OF rosebud mouth and teeth like pearls,
OF dimpled cheeks and flashing eyes
such stunning girlS!
MY Dora, in her simple dress,
Ny Dora whom may Heaven bIesse
Is good enough for me.
Ny Dora has no seal-skin sacque,
No forty -doilar Paris bonnet;
She wears Il little turned-up hat
\ feather on it
The Jersey jacket, soft and warm,
That mugs so tight her pretty form,
is good enough Tor me.
Let,othcr girls sew crazy quilts
And cover rolling pins with plush,
Enbroider unknown breeds of dogs
tAlld--let EN- ''guSh!
The homemade bread my Dora makes,
The Goldfish balls, the buck-wheat cakes,
Are good enough for me.
She does not know the latest craze
In songs, or fancy work, or Germans"
But she can work God bless our home,"
And preach me sermons!
She does net bang her hair or fuZz it;
And yet the simple way she does it
Is good enough for me.
81 Aesthetic yearnings' in her breast
! know have never found place;
Conlentment sits upon her brow
Aud she says ease.
anu luOuSU HSE lUNS SnS Will oPSons
The peach-bloom blush that stains her
cheek
Is good enough for me.
And when she leaves this word below
And Journeys to the unknown land
] only ask that [ may GO
And hold her hand.
shall not fear, for this know,
That any place where Dora Ii go
Is good enough for me.
Judge.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-06-12

lightning statistics in England
and Germany tend to show that oaks
are more often struck by lightning
than any other kind Of tree. 1t is a
popular notion that they contain IRON,
which exercises an attractive influence.
Lightning also seems to have pecu-
liar affinity for elms, as compared with
most other trees.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-14
MARYLAND yyatfera h.

The Maryland State Grange has met ln
Baltimore
The Port Deposit CAL has suspend I'll
publication.
William Gilbert, aged 10, Of Frederick,
Nd, accidentally shot himself yesterday.
The farmers of Southern Maryland are
complaining Of the low price Of tobacco.
The funeral of the late Colonel Samu Il
Hamilton of Easton, Md, took place Satur-
day.
Fears are entertained at Port Deposit that
the Susquehanna River will break up with
sudden rush and do great damage to
property.
Rev. G. l.. Chichester Of Charleston, s. c.,
is at Annapolis seeking funds to aid in re-
building the Mariners Church and Sailors
Home at that place.
The case of the state of Maryland VS..
Joseph T. Woods and wife, charged with
misccgenation, is now before the Circuit
Court at Hagerstown, Md.
Tramps broke into the High School at
Havre dc Grace last night, made coffee and
cooked eatables at the stove and used the
scholars states for plates and slate-pencils
for forks.
Adjutant-General Howard has issued one
hundred improved Springfield rifles to the
Baltimore Light Infantry, thlrty.five to the
Governors Guards at Annapolis, and thirty
to the Catonyllle's Guards
Tho Bibb & Son foundry, Barnes q
Archer's sash factory, b. g. Rowland q
planing mill and McClenahan Bros. CURRY,
all Of Port Deposit, Nd, will shut down
next Saturday night for the winter. Five
hundred men will be thrown out Of en-
ployment,
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The ID. II. Il. Convention.

The annual meeting Of the Washington
Alumni Association of the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon fraternity, at Wizards last night,
was attended by graduates of thirteen DIFF
ferent colleges. The tortieth annual con-
vention Of the society will be held in this
city on January and @, under the auspices
Of the Washington Graduate Chapter. On
the former evening literary exercises will be
held at the Congregational Church, and on
the latter banquet will be held. The As
sociatlon elected the following officers for
the ensuing year, who will be inaugurated
at the banquet: President, Hon. Isaac H.
Maynard, Sigma Chapter, Amherst; vice.
president, Rev. SIN. Newman, Theta Chap
ter, Bowdoin; secretary, DR.. w. II. Hawkes.,
Epsilon Chapter, Brown Univef sity; treas
urer, w. B. Cooley, Rho Chapter, Lafayette
College; executive committee, Fred Perry
Powers, Delta Chapter, University of Chi
csgo; A. w. Lyman, Kappa Chapter, Miami
University; Fred j. Knight, Delta-Chi
Chapter, Cornell University.
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without Adequate Cause,

or with apparently no cause at all, chils and
fever, thought to be cured, terminates and
refructifles in the system. This giant among
diseases cannot DO laid out with quinine.
The only way to give it a final and ex-
tinguishing quietus is to use persistently
the national antidote to miasma poison,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which roots II
out completely. The process OF cure is, OF
course, much easier II the Bitters is used as
preventive, when the first chill Is felt, but
persons who are not acquainted with the
nature of the symptoms are sometimes in
error as to their cause, and neglect the
simple and pleasant remedy, of all others
best suited to check the progress of this
dreaded and destructive malady. Visitors
to, or sojourners in, malarious localities
will, moreover, act the part of wisdom If
they use the Bitters as preparative.
rheumatism, constipation, bllieusness, in
digestion and kidney troubles are removed
by the Bitters.
The Washington critic., 1886-12-14
GitY Hall Notes.

The day OF John l.. Vests trial for
HOUSEKEEPING and assault win be decided
on Thursday.
George w. Huguely seeks to eujoin the
Commissioners from condemning his dwell
ing, No. 623 New York avenue, and to
compel them to revoke the permit granted
James G. Bowen to erect a livery stable
on neighboring lot.
Damages OF $3.50 were awarded Susan
Fitzgerald in the Circuit Court this morn
Ing against the b. and Z. Railway Com
pany for allowing freight cars to be un-
loaded in front OF her residence on Mary.
land avenue southwest, and to remain there.
The suit of O. X. Crown, for 81 700 dam
ages for the same cause, was begun.