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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

A leading Western manufacturer OF
oleomargarIne was interviewed in GIN
cinnati the other day, and expressed him.
self as being very gloomy on account OF
the passage OF the bill taxing the pro-
duct and requiring the branding OF the
packages. He thinks that the section re-
quiring heavy licenses to be paid by
wholesale dealers, as well as manufac-
turers, will practically put an end to the
sale of the product, as everyone that sells
a package of ten pounds will be consid-
cred a wholesaler.
Besides, he says: ''fhe marking and
branding of the packages will cause
great deal of trouble" The trouble that
comes in right here is doubtless due to the
fact that comparatively little oleomarga-
rIne is sold under it's true name. The de-
mand for oleomargarine would be very apt
to fall off wonderfully were the provision
requiring it to be marked and branded en-
forced without any tax at all. Enormous
quantities of the stuff are now sold in the
country, but few consumers buy it for
anything except "pure creamery butter"
No doubt a good deal of friction will
occur in enforcing the law. 1t IS not
likely that all the manufacturers and
dealers will comply readily, as 1t is con-
fessedly against their interests to do so.
1t may not be very easy to establish
"moonshine" butter factories, but, there
will perhaps be plenty of moonshine deal
ers already established, and the manu-
facturers will not be slow to find ways
and means of evading the law to a greater
or less extent.
II the revenue oficIals are faithful and
Jealous, however, and there are good rea-
sons for believing they will be, the law
can be enforced, and the result will be
very beneficial to the people. The imme-
date effect will be TO close those facto-
ries the products of which cannot stand
on their merits under the proper name.
Another effect will probably be to cause
an increased demand from certain quar-
tiers for frst-class, wholesome oleomar-
garlne.
OF course. one important object of the
bill is to protect the dairy interests
against fraudulent competition, and an
other is to protect consumers against
stuff that is injurious TO health. These
objects will probably be attained. Amy
product that cannot stand the light of
day ought to be condemned by law, as it
is by public opinion, and this is the reason
why the country will sustain the act that
strikes at traffic that could not exist
except as a systematic and enormous
fraud on the people.
Were the revenue laws still further
amended so as to require proper stand
ard OF purity in all alcoholic liquors, there
would be a great cry OF persecution
raised, no doubt, but the country would
sustain the law, and it would result in
the condemnation of large proportion
of the vile fluids that are now annually
put on the market, and that contribute SO
many thousands of victims to the gallows,
grayeyards and prisons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
1.AEEllnay and NavY Legislation.

H'OV' VHe Ned0 T09'k ffTnefd Nu0.J
III the hrst session Of the E0rsy-ninth Con-
gress n AZ not been very prolific in enact
ments for the benefit of the, army and the
with the exception of taking an ungracious
view OF army mileage and leaving the ord
nance Department in the lurch through the
lailure or the regular app opriations for the
pereu That much of what is ordinarily con
sacred service legislation really does not
concern the soldiers and sailors except in
thelf capacity as A American citizens.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
CURRENT COMMENT.


= F0"e the Philn6slDhiH record tDem.l
But candidate of the Randall persuasion
on a Randall platform would not poll one h III
the democratic vote. The Democrats VII
are Democrats prefer q straightout Repnbll-
can administration to a Democratic admins
Iraion In Republican leading strings. An
form would be tantamount to surrender be-
fore the fight hepan - = y w.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
index PONEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MEETrNGs-Chatham Gun Club; Chatham
Mutual Loan Association.
STEAMSHIP ScHEDULE--0ccan Steamship
Co.
COAL AND WooD-p ken and Murphy.
To THE PUBLlC-Pr (. }. II. Miller.
SCHOOL FOR BoYs-John A. Crow Their,
Principal.
CHEAP COLUMN ADvERTIsEMENTs--H Help
Wanted: For Rem; For Sale; Miscellaneous.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

A company has been formed in Lock
port, n. Y, to build a boat Tor passen-
ger traffic through the rapids of Niagara
river. " hen 1t is built there will be
plenty of idiots doubtless who will risk
Oh Dir lives in it. 1t is rather remarkable
that so many people are willing TO risk
losing their lives in undertakings in
which no good purpose is accomplished.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

The police should put every one on the
docket VINO doesn't keep his premises in
first class order. Garbage this weather
very quickly gets into condition to
cause sickness.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

There are some pretty bad men and wo-
men In this part Of the country, but for
pure and unadultered wickedness the
Boston woman, Mrs, Robinson, is entl-
tied TO stand NJ the head of the list Of
wicked ones. A woman who will poison
her own children for the sake of insur.
ance money hasn't much chance for a
happy hereafter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

Having recently purchased an unusual
large invoice OF Bingham, Alpaca and
Silk Umbrellas from one of the largest and
most reliable manufacturers In this conn.
try. We will offer them on next Monday
at the following prices:
% dozen 10-RIb Fast Black Gingham
Umbrellas, from 26 to 80 inches, at 81
u 20, 81 90 and 81 70, worth 81 %, 81 90
81 Is and So %. Va W.
dozen of Ferguson's Extra Fast Blaok
Imported Bingham Umbrellas at 50. 50 "a
and SO. worth 81 80, S., and So 80.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

Ex-senator Mcdonald, better known as
"Old Saddlebags," ought to be provided
for in some way by the administration.
Every time there Is rumor Of vacancy
in the Cabinet or in any one of the first
class foreign missions he suddenly ap-
pears in Washington, and the newspapers
at once contain dispatches from their
Washington correspondents that "Old
Saddlebags" is going to be called on by
the administration for his services in
some capacity or other. Mr.. Mcdonald
is good old man, rather heavy and slow,
perhaps, but yet good, and If he were
slowed away in some one of the depart
ments would not be heard Of again. The
chance of his getting the Presidential
nomination Of his party in 1888, or in any
other year, Is so remote that 1t is a pity
for him TO waste his time working for it.
There is nothing to be said against Mr..
Mcdonald, and not a great deal for HIM
beyond that he is an honest man. so
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

There is no occasion yet 20 growl about
the weather. II has often been much
hotter in this city than it has been dur
! Ing the past few days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

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GLIDING Sunday. 1t is served TO subscrlDosN
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their own account at % cents 4 week, u W
a month, IS 20 for six months and $40 Volor
one year.
The MORNING NEWS, BY mail, includIing
ono year, $40 90. .,
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week without sunday issue), six months'$ u WI
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Letters and kilograms should be addressed
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ten.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
B.F. McKEUNA co,
CORSE:Ts

Thomson's 6. r. Corsets in grades
"R.," 81" Sc" "P.," abdominal"
Nursery" "Linen," "Ventilatlng," etc.
French Woven Corsets-"C. p" ''Syl-
via," Common Sense" Beatrice"
etc.
DIR. Warmers Corallne, DR.. Strong's
Tampico, and other popular Corsets.
Gentlemen's Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
Alpaca Umbrellas.

A choice assortment of fine ALPACA
Umbrellas, in s and 10 Ribs. with Olive,
Partridge, Orange and Bamboo Sticks
from "a to 30 inches, at 81 %, 81 80, 81,
81 30, So, SO so and 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17
Silk Umbrellas,

We have the largest assortment of sin
Umbrellas in this city to select from-iu
Plain, Twilled and Double Faced Colored
Linings-and for goods of the same quail.
ty their prices cannot be equaled.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-17

We will continue for another week the
sale OF our mixed lot of Ladies' White
and Colored Bordered Hemstitched Hand.
kerchlefs at 2lc, formerly sold at 25c, 800,
Doc and 40c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Redakcya ekspedycya Rog 2giej Carmona u Wona Mum
Autcr artykulu ,,Wra2enia

Autcr artyku]u ,,Wra2ehia
2 sejmu vi" s1usznie wyst9-
pit W czesci drugiej prz. civ
nies|'lsznym zaczepkom ludzi
uczciwych, " pismach publ
cznych, ale zkad to sic prze-
kona} i czem udowod..il Sz. Cen
zor, ze JTtarus nieslusznie ma
padf ma ks. ID i
napasci tel wcale ME uzasa-
dni}? Czlonkowie sejmu, z kt6.
rych : wcale Wiarusa ME czy-
ia, pc .tafszy'cem przedstawie-
niu sprawy ma nieszczescie
Zwiazku Narodowego udzielili
p. GrNg aszcwsklemu wladzy
dyktatorskiej przeciw gazetom
polskim, po kt3 q 1akomie
wyciagaf rece, ale lVlmus a
"a MIN i Kryty1'o drwia. sobie
z tel w]adzy, jak drwi nasze
przyslowie z czlowieka, pory-
wajacego sic motykq ma
Sionce.
Zdania autora wspomniane-
90 artyku1u gazetce pana
kruszki bynajmniej ME pc
dziielam. w obecnych czasach
kryty czEych, kiedy robo-
tniilowi ciezAo oplacic . do
larry rocznie "a gazette, potrze-
la nam Soniecznie j tanlego
pisma, jal1 W dzielplcach pol
skich pod zaborem pruskim O.
kazala sic potrzeba wydawa
MA dwutrojakowego ko!enda-
RIA Ma cie:h.e easy. Je2eI
hrytyha ciqgle bedzie praco
wala z dotychczasowa mro-
wcza wytrwa]osciq i zreczno
s.aa, to pewnie pan Kruszk"
rychlej dorobl sic dobrobytu,
anizeli Zniknie ubecna ,.kry-
tyka" handlowa prAemy>1o-
wa W Stanach ZjednocZonyvh.
-'ly;ster.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Z blizka i U daleka.

- Jalll pan TAXI kram =
powlada nasze przyslowie, a
stosujac to co Zg0dy, MONA
niej powiedziec: - Jaki re-
daktor, takich dobiera sobie
korespondentow.
Ne mogi popelnic wiekszej
nieroztropnosci pan Zbigniew,
jak te, 2e twierdze Zw;azko-
wa otwerzy1 znanemu intry
gantowi galicyjskiemu, mie
szkajacemu wrzekomo mad je-
ziorem Superior, a 10 praw-
dz'e ma bagnistem wybrzezu
Jezlora Hatron-dla prowadze-
ma zbojeckiej wojny przeciw
)pturuso,cs.
Pytacle sic mnie, z k9d ia
muye wiedzi-G, zc autor roz-
poczetej W Zgodzie pogawedki
pomiedzy A. B. jest Galicya-
ninem? Zaraz wan to udowo-
dnie. Ma jednem miejscu przy-
p"mlna mu sic hasto ucieki-
nierow z pod Solferino :
hehrt un1-i to pudszywa ra :
zem innemi gaIgankami pod
tchorzowa podszewke swej ku-
sci bluzy. Kolor tego galgan
ka zdrodZa nam Cd raZu Po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
z numerem 26tvm

z numerem 26tym
skohczy} nasz Wiarus
swoj druggi kwarta},
zatem nalezy nam sic
cd tych, ktorym po-
se}amy pismo niniej-
sze cd samego po-
czaatku, po | dolafze.
Kto przy groszu,
niechaj przysle nam
jaknajrychlej po}ro-
czny, albo tez ca}o-
roczny abonament:.
Y. Lorbiecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

majetnych posiedzicieli wiej-
skich PIP. Lecna Czarlihskiego,
A. Dziafowskiegc i Parczew-
skieso, oraz kupca torunskie-
60 B. Hozakowskiego reda-
ktora Gazety Toruishag Igna-
cego Danielewskiego, ktorzy
z}ozywszy codopiero rachunek
z administracyi funduszow,
przeznaczonych ma rzecz wy
gnancow, wzywaja do da!szych
skladek.
Najlepiej pose}at sKfadki
wprost do tego komitetu, .jak
to w dniu l2 sierpnia uczy-
niouo re skiadkami zebranemi
W Winonie, pose}ajqc S 37,45
(do ktorej to sunny w ostat-
MECH chwili przyczynil sic dat
kiem so CIT. ob. Anton; Mol
secki z Winony) do Torunia
ma rece kupca Is EdOzakc-
uSkiegO. Thorn. West -
E'reussen, Europe. Ger.'
MANY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

laka pochodzqcego 2 .Galicyi.
Stysza}em raz opowiadanie
zo1Aierza pruskiego o zydzie,
ktory wmawiaf W swych to-
warzyszy broni, il jest chrze-
scianinem, Ale ci ME chciali
wierzyc, DO nos i NOVA pana
kamrata zdradza1y pochodze-
ME i=raelskie. Znalazf sic wre-
srcie flut, kt6ry przekona] ca
Ia kompaniq, ze ow zolnierz
watpliwej narodowosci rzeczy-
wisciie jest 2ydem, i to W ta-
XII sposob. Zaszedf mu cicha-
czem u tyfu strzelif tuz przy
jeg uchu.-Aj wal! Al wall
krzyknaf przelekniony kamrat
i odtad iuz wiecej ME smial
sic zapicrat, " jest 2ydem.
Jak owego zyda poznuli po
okrzyku vA.j waj!", talk tez
mozna poznat tego, ktoremu
sic z nienaciSa wymyka z ust
hehlt nm, ze on jest Galicyani
mem, DO takiej komendy uzy-
wa ty lko armia austryacka.
Gdyby autorowi lataniny Z
mad jeziora Superior tkwi}a W
gfpwIe komenda pruska, byl-
by w danym lrzyp"dku po
wled1iat krocjej hehat; gly b..
pochodzil z pod saboru rosyj
sk;ego, hougona, a gdyby by
sluzyf pod Garibaldlm, Front
III dcro!
Dalej wynilSa owego ar
tykulu, ze autor jest cz1owie
klein poboznym j bardzo liz
teresuie sic kazaniami, albo-
wiem pisze: nSfyszales w ME
dziele, jak to ksiadz pieknie
nam wyk1adaf zabojstwie J
zabilaniu blizniego ma Slavic?
Widzisz, jaki to brzydkl grZech.
a czfowiek nawct Ia niego du-
sze zatrac { mole. TO mog,
napisac tylko kapfan, ktory
W l.scie prywatnym, znaj'u.ja
Gym sic W redakcyi Wlmusu,
wyraznie sic edgraza, IL "
podobnym duchu, ably szko-
tziG naszemu pi~mu, Ia swych
paratian i wszystklch innych
rodakow wplywac b7dzie.
Jezeli teraz przeczytacie So
bic ;eszcze dzlsicjsza korespon-
dencya 2 Detroit, to latwo sic
domyslicie, kogo to zaangazo-
waia sobie Zyoda ma kore-
spondenta przeci Wiaruso,ci.
Pan Brodowski, pIqFa)qc do
spraw Zuiazku Narodowego
polityke detroicka, wstapii ia
pochy1a droge, z ktorej bar
dzo fatwo runqc mo2e w bio
to zaszargaG s'ebie samego
razem re Zyodq Jt2eI sic
wczesnie ME nawroci. to ma
przyszly rok mozemy sic spo-
dziewac Miele wiel<Szego ME-
doboru W gospodarstwie Zwia-
zkowej drukarni, aniz4li Wy
kazal on sic W jej ostatnim
roku obrachunkowvm.
W]ad>a dyktatorska, jakiej
scjm " Bay City udzieIii Gem
zorowi przeciw prasie polsk'ejj,
a mianowicie przeciw Wlayu
sotcl, do tyla urqga postepo-
WYNN noipriom arnrNlt.,l,s inn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Sladki na wygnanc0w

pfadkl 1la WVSnancOW
l,o!~kicin Z granic monarchil
trusbic.j jakos 'staly W Anne
ryce powodu, 3. nowoyor
Xxi komitet Dobroczynnosl
z lchwiaf W zlomkach naszy ch
1autanie w kompetcnt;io$G od-
blorcow takich oiiar narodo
wych.
Tymcznem Rad pvu>ki da
LEI wygania raszych braci, i
pomoc dla tych nieszcztsIl
wych dz;siaj talk salno potrze
bna, Jsk W pierwsz}ch poczql-
sach wykonywanla m>!ndz-
kiego ukazu zelaznego ksiecia
pruskiege.
KonItety polsISie dla wy
gnancow takze dotad istnieja
W slarym krMju, j to reprezen-
towane przez zacnych j zamo-
znyrh ludzi, ktolym mozna
zunefuie ufaCl
Komitet dla wygnahcow ma
Prusy lachodnle Wsch"dn e,
ma,jacy swe biuro W Toruniu,
podaje do wladomosci publ.
czne.i, ze cd czasu zatoae.
tegoz komitetu W dniu 25go
slcrpnia 1885 r. al do 2 zm.,
zglosI!o sic do nlego po rade
/ ponce 1898 osob.
komitet ten jest ziozony Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

o swobodzie prasy, ze praw-
dziwie rozsqdnym ludziom w
g1owie pomiescic sic ME chce,
jaklm' sposobem podobny krok
fa1szywy popelnic mogli oby :
watele wolnego kraju.
Nawet KS. Majer do dzisiaj
ME dowierza, by rzeczona u
chwa1a postanowiona zostala
ma sejmle urzedownie-jak to
wynika ]istu jego, napisane-
go do ]Fla'usa W dniu ego
Sierpnia, W ktorym Wielebny
Jubilat pisze pomiedzy innemi:
Ma sejjmle, 0 lie eciem, ME By
10 moacaonem mxedownle O ja-
hlen's tam Frzyrluszczauau soble
poaooga Wra1cd man9ucaniu s1ro-
lch zdan mnyno redahtorons 4 ga.
zeton' omocz ,Zgody." y."-P,y,ca-
tnle ty1ko by1o n1ouionena, /: Jy-
toby do 5yczenia, o1y j;uhims
sposo6en' ,rp2ynq3 mona ma ma-
Sc TolsAq, By Mgdd'"g / ogle
d1iiej pi$aly. 0 9sodisto$ctqc1, ja-
h;e1oztcjeh one n1ogW 1y&. Me
styssaten m1ze, ody waazono
lueprzWjmoarac do Z1riqzi.u ME
mgqcy'A 2'upiero'c obwcete1
shisd tu!tejszych, joh to y Via
'ats" 2yns,,5 70 NJ. "a (yeferu
Jj.zc erne'n~, 81 d1zi'ennzl3,c;n ,.Bay
City Press" Prep: Red.
ole oegszcm uczyoioeo uaclyh., 5c
Zcjqseh bedz'e sic stara{ dopo-
magac PoluA:om u uzy>Aanlu
pap1erdar, 6ez ht6rych ME So 0
byratelan'j mtgszynu i ME mo-
gq broc udziolu w'zy wy6oroch
na m'zeonlhow.
Pomij jqc uwagi ks. Ma.jera
co DO naturaIizacyi, o ktorych
pr"wdziw"sci jes' en- pre- ona-
nvm, zaznaczyG music z bole-
scia w sercu, " nIe ulega za-
''nej watrliw osci, re se.im od-
da1 W rece Cenznra urzedo-
wnie niegodn9 bron przeciw
rlwallznja'ym ze Zgcd4 pi-
Smom rols]SIm, DO Fprawozda-
lie naszego correspondence l.
New Yvlku zgadza sic W tel
mlerze 2 urzedowem sprawo-
>danem, podanem przez Zgo
de. W organic Zwiqzkowym.
Mr.. 20, szpalta 5, nap'sano W
prot"kule sejmowym wyraznie:
Ma wniosek delegatow Le-
~andowshiego i Szymahskiego,
Cenzor m'eG bedzle prawo. o.
5iozyc swojem veto pismo ka-
la}ace nieslusznie honor czlon.
ka Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skieg,'.
Prawda, ze Cenzor bedzie
m''s'af najprzod przepruwa
dZlc dowod niesfusznosci, ale
W ka2dym razlc j pismo do
tknlete jego bojkotem, bedzie
mla1o Pfa"o 40 wytoc1enia
mu proce>u o krAy~ dzenie je-
60 lnteresow, jak TO wydaw ca
Gozety Olsz>ylshiy; W Europe
chce postaplc z pruskini IAN
darmami. Wiarus szczesciem
wychodzi W tym samym sta
ME, W ktorym mleszka Cen
zor, vice W danym razie krot-
kl mlalby z MIN process.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Wydawnictwo wfasnosc Akcyonaryuszow

Mode zarzafo;
Zaraz gromila
[ talk prawila:
-Tuscie sic zlegly,
Tuscie wyros]y,
Macie talk llwiczec,
Jak wszystkie osly;
la przykiad bierzcie
10 przekonanie,
Ze juz jeste scie
Amerykanie!
Ia pusto .jeszcze
W zrebieccj glowie
Zaraz uwicrza,
Co matka powie.
AZ tu raz-patrzq-
Woz cie2ki jedzie-
Sto osl6w W ty]e
A kon ma pre- die
Osty prowadzi,
Strzyze uszami,
a W lyle ludzie
kropiq batomi!
Talk Z zadziwienlem
Patrzywszy chwile,
Rzek]y:-Nieszczesne
Te osly W ty]e.
Dobrzec koniowi
Miedzy oslami,
Lecz oslu biada
Medzy koniami!
Polem wroc'1y
Do swego .stada.
Choc nieraz osiel
kouia uda.je,
Lecz osiel os}em
Zawszc zostaje.
kto zas sic wstydzi
swej wlasnej mowy,
Il tego na predce
Osiel gotowy,
Jak to ich wszedzie
Mona masami
Codzien spotykac
Pomiedzy nami.
A. Symbol
z Blosburga, W Pennsylwanii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Bajka amsrykanska.
Szano1cny Redoh'torxe!

Szmo1cny Re7ahtorze.!
Jesli tylko bye no3e
Wiersz ten, leklSo risany,
w twej gazecie drukowany,
To go popraw, gdzie haniebny,
Bo koniecznie jest potrzebny-
BY ludziska 90 czytali,
Il koni, oslow przy klad brazil.
" Aneryce
Gazies urzy rzece
Pasly sic osly:
jake wyrosiJ
Mode i stare,
Me w jednq niare
Chodziiy W Garze
Pny Delaware,
Majqc wygode,
Paszq Wode-
Jednakie prawa,
Gdzie rosla trawa.
To samo bfonie
Mialy konie.
Ale wicsG gada,
Ze te DIVA stada
TAX sic dz eIily
| ME lubily,
Ze chcG cznsami
Konie z oslami
Glzle sic zm'eszafy,
To .jak zarzaiy
W stadzie "gary,
Konie wracafy.
Tyllo klacz kara
slepa i slara,
Il dwoma zrebcami:
Mledzy osfami
Jakos zosta]a.
WldaG tax chciafa,
Bo razeln z swemi
Dwoma mafemi
tam nocowafa;
Wspolnie wstawafa,
Jadla i p'ia,
Osfy chwalila,
A co jgorsza,
Konie ganiIa
| - choG to byla
Stara kobyla,
Jednak ME rzaia,
Ale-jak wszystkie
Osfy-kwiczafa
I tax uczyfa
Swoje zrebieta,
Wszystkim mowila,
ze to osleta.
Srodze to matke
stara gniewalo,
Jezeli kiedy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

Ma posiedzen'u grupy Zwiaz-
I1owej K6tIlo Dramatycznc 3go
sierpnia zduwal OBJ. Jan Zaborow-
ski Apr;.wozdanie 2 swego poselstTa
ma sejm do Bay City. Zebrani
wyrazili swc szczcre zupefne "a
dewolenie talk jeso dzia'ania ma
sejmic, jako tel godrego dziel-
nego przedstawienia kotku Drama
tyczncgo przcz drugiego delegata
n szej grupy, p. J6zefA Mahko"-
skiego AIpeny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
yyiae1omosci lnieiscOwe.

Rozglos jaki wyrobif Vino
ME lFiarq,s, zwabia do miasta
naszego coraz wiecej rodakow.
Pomiedzy innymi odwiedzili
mas w tych dniach zegarmistrz
y. Jozef Qkoniawski z Bea-
verdam, Wis, j ob. Jozet iju-
rAyhski tego samego mlasta,
szukaj4c miejsca i sposobnoscl
do zalozenia tutaj interesu.
Pan Durzynski, lie mi wiado-
mo, zamyslaf tn zalozyc skfa2
butelkowego plwa. Pan Oko-
niewski nasz ziomek z Koscle-
rzyny, ma tn wielu przyjaciof
i znajomych, nawet bllzklch
srewnych. Jest uczonym ze-
garn.l,trzcm &c starego kraJu
luz w koscierzynie Is lat
mia} sklad zegarow. Przybyw-
sly dc Ameryki, mieszkaf II
lat w Milwaukee, kad do
| piero pred tr2ema mleslaca-
mi przeprowadzil sic do Bea-
| ve:dam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

MtOckarnia paro va Franciszka
Bruma Ludwika Literskiego z
Pine Creelu mioci teraz wszystko
zboze po 2 ct "a buszcl.
(Ciag daisy IA strouic Smej)
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
Methods of Expression in speech.

When II man has written or spoken con-
stantly for years, and his calling has been
one of letters or law, it is an easy matter
for him to write or speak Oh nearly any
occasion. He writes without all effort, he
speaks without al effort. His talk may
be smooth and easy, his composition
pretty but it is not satisfactory to himself
generally. 1t is too much like something
he has written or said So often before to
suit him. The average writer and the
average orator feels that he has got down
Into IL sort Of machine style that he can
not get out OF. He is impoverished for
want Ut new words, new expressions, new
thoughts and new ideas. Newspapa
writers attending the recent meetings of
striking mechanics in this city, have been
thoroughly convinced of the fact. While
the speeches Of the workingmcn have nos
always been murvels of in grammatical
construction or remarkable for rhetoric.
Tor terscness, vigor, and "poiu,edness' vi
statement. they havc' often been notable.
70 reporters who have tried TO write diff.
ferentiy about the same things for ten
years they were positive reliet--Cinci,.-
n;sti Enquirer.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
Wears or After y While.

In answer to the question: do actresses
experience an emotion in kissing or being
kiss.d by men on the stage:' Rhea replies:
AT first they do. They are embarrassed,
and shrink from the necessity of it, and
the result is that they act with constraint
and awkwardness, and hence unnaturally.
But that wears off with the course Of time,
and we become SD Indifferent to it that it
is like kissing 50 much wood. have
reached that point that can look upon
the man have to embrace OH the stage
as part of the furnlture--a mere lay fig
ure. "-Exchange.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
Two Ancient H@vetuw.> antg,,,lus.,,l.

TWO ancient beverages ~. .piuy intro
,uced into Great Britain On atrusnt OF
tlciI supposed medi~inal virtuv. Pain
wine. or lakn,i, is i,la,te trp:u the s.,,, ui
the date palm. Trees IN full yi.n;, are
selected ior tapping. Tile juice r>,.,,:,.....
1:u'r ttlc wound is conducted BIZ !, t.ru
into an cartnenw:,re POI. ai4s, may ;tilu,,in;
!" two nearly two gallons daily III ii>,i
gradually sinking to about half that
quantity tuWau, The ui!;! OF Tx, t,DUinu
which is seldom allowed to exceed a
month. Much Of the wine" is ,irui, K
fresh. when il Resembles sparkling cider,
but becomes ins:pii after losing its
c;,rbon!c acid IT., color is opulescent and
milky. After undergoing alcoholic
fermentation ii contains IS per cent. of
alcohol - carbonic acid. and $50 OF man
ntc. The Moors make extensive use OF |,
spirit prepared from the water in which
comb is boiled in treating beeswax. The
':er, being impreg"aled with honey, is
ii to fern,ent, and is then distilled;
Is called maharga. 1t is favored
I'd or with naffa---that is,
zeal journal.