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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
Personal.

SIR LEPGL trRIFFIs is said to he Ioint pro-
priet0r OF She suite Hec'ei0, a new London
quarterly
HENRy WILLARD is still at Berlin. and his
fri nd5 say he does not intend toreturn TO this
country now.
GFoBGE }. BEooEs has built literary han
al Brat cboy0. Vt, an he Is to give 10, with
q lot OF books, to the town.
Mr.. PARNEIL probably receives the largest
m All ana So d, The lowest replies Of any SIM
larry conspicuous politician in the world.
VICTOR HUGO sat for portrait just before
his death 10 Boet1el. This has been bought
by the French government for the LuXem-
bourg gallery
WILLIAM r PRICE. The Wisconsin member
OF the House who voted against granting Mrs.
Grant - pension Was bprn IN Huntington
county, Pa. ANA is said 10 be crank.
Irls ANNOUNCED taat Miss Mary Gladstone.
daughter of Mr.. Wlu.am y. g. Sistone ia To
bee hurried 20 the Rev. Henry Drew. n cUrate
Of the Church of England "a, iiawsrden.
MARK TwAlN delights ia an atmosphere OF
tobacco -mose " hen he Is writing. cable re-
pilIros IaWtl' clean room and Dersoniie3
ul4 characters a. hec1nl poses. dCciaimug ,ita-
losue aud prauciug about his study as the ac-
ton may require.
~urruFS -TANfsIATs Governor OF the Pc
uOn-cut Indians. has one of tine best farms In
MatuC. on MatfanaWCOok island. near Lin
Tnttan4 elect annually. The, gito epnd ( 20
,trleg4te- 10 the state LEGISLATURE. who can
sneak. hut mot vote.
LIEUT.. Gov-FLEcr .toNRs. OF New ork. has
al ppInirH VI IUi' "ir''li.i7. t"e son OF a lsc-
punlitau orderly, avs pfINalt messenger. The
10Y ift''I gl'' 4, ,L' 'I' d ~ .N some years
arf N"h' ,uIN- 3" Hi'u- @ 7t."tt over the
election OPT Ff filrut 'raut' cen. 'ones he.
t..'t .'.'',,' ~ inc man ana o'tlenoed
hIm 'u inst "''"''o"'
MEs iEo0Nlow, widow of thc famous
plr-on 4 Governor n.ta' atot >ena,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
INDEX qONBW ADVERTISEMENTS.

i SPECIAL NoTICEs--Odd Fellows Han Asso-
iation; Ducks. Turkcys and Chickens at
' Putzel's; Bulls against British steamship Re
AYOlvng Light.
STEANsHIr SCHEDULE Ocean steamship
lCompany.
Auction sALE--Lot no. "a, Green ward, by
e II Dorset.
WANTs-Several active, intelligent men as
axmen; Borders at lis state street.
For HIRE-A Team of Mule and w agon.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE->samuol ". Goode,
Atlanta, Ga.
y sotRD-I1 Privat9Family.
DENTAL NoTlcE- % Roach.
PHOTOGRAPH ACCEssoKIEs-.I. y. Wilson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

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"a the city by newsdealers and carriers, on
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Sunday. ono month, 8 90; siN months, - O0i
one year SO 90
The Morning NEWS. bV mall six times a
week (NlthoutSundayls issue, alN months,* - co.
rone year, IS 90.
SUNDAY NEWS. by mail. one year, 81 On.
WEEKLY NEWS ono year, 81 %. In clubs of
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Subscriptions payable In advance. Remit
ny postal order or note, check or REGIS cred
letter. Currency sent by mail NJ rlsk OF
Eenders.
Letters am tclc-rama should he addressed
fsMOBNING NEWS, Savauu 3h. Ca
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on
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
A simple soul WIN an Aching Tooth.

FroU7 tbe W7Ites5IFIe IPd.l Le1der.
II was on a Lehgh Valley train bound
south the other day. Approaching the seat
occupied by lady, the conductor pleasantly
extended his right hand, with tn punch ham
lady quietly pushed farther into her seat, and
with quizlcal expression on her counte-
nance. remarked in a tone of surprise: "Ah,
but my dear sir, | do not want my tooth eN-
'racted. IL hasn't been a source of annoy
ance to me IN several days" The conductor
stepped nearer to the end of the seat and was
about TO make 1acetlous reply, as he consd-
cred that the lady was not in Garnet, when
she met him with: "Dutn't tell you IN sufi-
GENTLY plain terms that / would not subm
10 the operations Are you deaf? Go on about
your business with that Instruments She
was really in earnest, and when she learned
what the punch was for, bushes sufused her
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
B. I. MCKGlS
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Silk Umbrellas and ParasC
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dren's COllaPettes.
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French and English Hosi
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Gentlemeu'S French and
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Heavy Irish Linen Table d
handsome designs anC
qualities.
Irish Linen Table Napkins
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Oil Color Turkey Red Table
Marseilles Quilts.
Black and COlOred Silks.
ton Suits-in Wool AM
GOods-at greatly reduce
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Ia special from Columbus TO tne Gin
ANti Times Star, is to be credited, SEN
sherman is not yet out OF tue woods.
e said that the friends of Foster are
flying in force, and that his senatorial
nbition cannot be disguised.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Italian smuggler who is reported to
Mled and thrown overheard a boat
lne Cinnamon who he was bring.
American side of the Straits Of
summer, to keep from being
pc United States revenue cut
pre- down on him and exam
vessel, was worthy of being
AMT of the Caesars and the Bor-
!. He was bold and murderous enough
\ a conqueror, if he had only the brains
opportunity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

u Will probably not be very long before
y drug stores viii keep regular supplies
yhydrophobia bacteria neatly put up In
ASS tubes and warranted TO keep in any
Smate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

SO doubt COL tngerso,lwnl he erieyed
when h6neaIs SHAT his admirers DO love
land a., ure losing faith 10 ihts1ucerity
~ his belief or rather unnoueL They
nave almost come TO the conclusion that
the Colonel Us not a Liberal and blasphe-
MGR for the sake OF the cause, for the
filthy lucre that be gets out of his follow
crs. The Colonel DE- accused by an organ
OF the Liberals with ha1lng pockotcd
money az the last convention of the
National Liberal League In Cleveland that
rghtully belonged TO toe League. u is
sand shat the great inhdel was invited to
deliver a lecture on the sunday evening
OF the convention, It being understood
that the proceeds should 20 into the treas
ury. but the lecturer relieved the door
keeper Of the cash before the treasurer Of
the league could get him. Col. Iuger-
soil viii probably rise and explain at an
early day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

1t is gratifying to hear that the popular
luthoress, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
lett. has so far recovered from her recent
mess that she has resumed her literary
ork. 1t is SAID that she writes in her
zreakfast room with her boys about her.
he probably first chlorolorms the boys.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

.ince the Gar has found il to his inter
| to stand in with the gallant Prince
Aander, Of Bulgaria, he seems TO BE-
Ased tonake amends Tor his former
duct. ItWOuld be well for the Bull
Prince to watch the Russians,
& YER, even when they come loaded with
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

e New York I'rt54 pe says: 1T IS
/ out that Mr.. Randall has sufficiently
Eered from his late congressional re-
Is to assure his sup orters that be eN-
] to continue to sped pig-iron with a
zP?" or course 4e spells 1t with a
;" when he is ADDRESSING his friend
Colleague Judge Mg-eyeron Kelley.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

The farther Gen. Wolseley is away from
the British armies the more successful
lthey appear to be in their campaigns
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

<orthy ladies of the Christian
#erance Union have been earnest in
'etforts all over the country 10 dis
bge the giving of wine to New ! ear 4
rs. They have accomplished much,
is the impression that it viii be a
while before they are altogether sue
|ul in having the New Year business
|bH a strict temperance schedule.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Nv ashington Light Infantry, Of
ston, is said to be the only corps OF
8nfederates that pays regular annual
Mons to the widows $pd orphans Of
ased veterans. The Disbursements
his account amount 10 dbout$l,00O per
L. The example Of IFS NOBLE com
4 d is worthy Of imitatRn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

bluff Gen. Sheridan has a grand
tier him. The Silver City IN. NJ. )
ury has presented him-not in
him, mind you-for investigating
dian outrages during his recent
Sc from the window Of a palace
1 e grand jury probably does the
njustice, as he no doubt got all
nation from proper and reliable
nat was obtaiuaDle, but the prin-
tablished that grand jury can
and criticise any American
n any department OF the govern
IN the highest TO the lowest. This
privilege, like the freedom of
j.. is one Of the great bulwark- OF
Let it be honored and preserved.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Montreal is rejoicing because u has
gotten rid OF the smallpox early enough
Co build Che grandest ice palace II has yet
mad, aud an unusually magnificent car.
niysl NAV be expected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

A New York city judge recently de-
cided that dogs accustomed to bark at
night aud to disturb the neighborhood by
their noise are nuisances and may be
killed by any person annoyed thereby.
When "a dog is ferociOus and attacks per.
sons be may be killed as nuisance"
This is good law and doubtless applies to
cats as well as 10 dogs. Doubtless the
courts OF this state would be willing to
follow this decision. There need be no
hesitation, therefore. about killing noisy
or lcroclous dogs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Now that the American doctors have
learned something ABOUT NJ. Pasieur's
process, no doubt they VIII soon make the
venerable and honorable French chemist
ashamed of hlmsel!-they viii mako such
astonlsuin" and rapid '-~soEs1epts on
bis discovery. ~"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
The waistbsnd and the shower of Dla-

monda.
From The ran Man Gdeetts.
Mr.. streeter, the ieweler, told our repre-
sentative this story: Just after the fall Of
Pebin suspicious fellow called upOn me. and
taking me aside, said he had Just returned,
and had something to show me. Where is it,
I said Down at Grayesend;' and a day or
two afterward, having got the rendezvous.
friend and myself set ont down the river. each
with his revolver. We got down, went TO
house IN "A low quarter, and were passed into
the mans bedroom, where he was living.
Now, ms man, what have you got" He said,
Come here and win show you. mOtioung
me To 90 behind the bed. ! didn't quite like
IL. but he rcassured me: and when he had me
face 10 face. keeping my eyes on him. and my
hand on my pistol, he let down hls trousers
aud babe me put my hand on al belt which was
strapped around his waist. Il want 10000
for that he sad, softly. Will you give it,
After some persuasion he opened the belt and
poured out a shower of diamonds which light
ed up the shabby room. where did You get
them from III refused 20 sav, and after
some bargaining we came 10 terms. He hand
ed me the diamonds. and then turned round
and sad. Now M man, u you VIII call at
--, my bankers Won viii find check ready
for you al 10 "a. m, TO morrow morning But
before that must have references and an ac-
count he gave them 10 me without muir
muir, and I found them an right"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

I'd TO the Soldiers Home dnsn-
a Washington special says;
e against Gen. Butler is of
~, character that it is be-
|eyed the case WILL go 10 the courts. The
trouble is thft no one is directly in
tarested outside Of the managers Of the
Horne ia forcing settlement. Gen. But
Ter has always claimed that the large de-
6ciency in the bonds was charged against
rim merely on account OF difference ~
,ho aocotfuts. Gen. kosecrans says the
,on,mitteo took the sworn transcript Of
rnn' gutler's own books TO ascertain the
anec,onov. Hedwells emphaticaly upon
49, aosat that for over one year and alslf
Aoers - not sine'f record Of any hR,.sf..
49, received oEexrended"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02
Reports of the Mercantile Agcn

Reports of the Mercantile Agencies.
The reports of the mercantile agencies
snow that the condition of business was
considerably better during the year lust
closed than it was the previous year.
There was very little difference in the
number Of failures, but there was a
marked decrease IN the amount of the lia-
bilites.
This is a very good indication that busl-
ness is slowly but certainly improving.
This improvement may not be apparent in
some localities, aud In others the depres-
sion may be more marked than it has been
a. any time since the hard times BEGAN.
Taking the country as whole, however,
the improvement mas been so marked as
to be very noticeable.
During the first half OF 1885 Wall street
was about as dull perhaps ss II has ever
been. There was no business, and the
brokers had pretty hard time Of il to
keep their Offices open. During the last
hall OF toe year, however. the brokers did
very we'll. Stocks OF recognized worth
advanced 20 to Is per cent. and the trad
ing was rather lively.
There was throughout the year but very
little change in the prices of staple arti-
Giles. The prices of some Of them adj
vanceda little and Of others declined
slightly. There were no violent changes
in any OF them.
The prices Of all kinds of farm products
were low throughout the year. Cotton
was lower, and IS lower now, than It has
been in many years. The farmers, there
fore, bad pretty hard time Oft.
The Improvement m business notice
able I'M 1850 will ne continued doubtless,
during the present year. While there is
no reason 10 expect a business boom the
showing which tho mercantile agcncic-
viii make Al theclose Of $50 VIII, in all
probability. he considerably better than
that made al the close of lsS5.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

Us matters are needed, ana that
no longer can keep up ner isolation
le rest OF the world.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-02

hort time ago it was reported that
kpress Of India was favorable to
reat national reform movements,
oh was the restoration OF home
and. Now it is said that the
China has almost scandalized
IF the Celestial empire by be-
liberal in her ideas and
us rumored that she has
of court etiquette, has
dence from The winter
IN the Imperial Park,
AID does not conceal
Enn 4ha~ forms in social or,d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Ostrzezenie
Wenona, Ill, 10 pazdz.
Szanowny Wiurusie!

$40
RACE umi'scic W famach swcgo
plsma co nastepuje :
O~Icbra}em list Z dnia II Pazdz.
b. cd redaktora Wiuruso, pana
Derdowskiego, wraz 2 znfaczona
pocztowa karta, ktora byta wysfa-
ma do rodakcyi Woyusa Il uwiado.
mieniem, ze ia umarfem i z powodu
tego, by gazeta niebyia mi przyse.
lama.
karte to pisaf Paul Klaman 2
Wenony, syn Blsmarka, niemiec,
ktory chciaf bye czionllicm naszei
grupy wv. Mar, lecz jake czfowick
zfego prowadzenia sic ME byt prey
.letym. Nadmieniam, Re Jest tn dru-
81 Pawef Klaman, cz'onek zy.
d"bry Polak i szanowany Cd wszy-
stkIch, a eaten mic do niego to Cd
nosi sic.
Prosze eaten wszystkicI, y
p, Rcdaktorow, lkt6rych iestcm abo-
nentem, azcby, jezeli podobne kar-
ty otfzymaii, uwazal: to IA f;.lsz j
kf"mstwo cwego cziowieka, ktory
p~oirzvsiagf mi, u~s;aw;cznic p,ze.
szkaazaG .j4k sirawie azkowri,
tax sprawach osobistych.
\. Goszczyhski
Sekr. grury ,,Ryccrze Wolnosgi.
W Wenonie, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
AUTOROWI
Zgas}ej Gwiazdy.


Redaktor Ojczy=ny szumnie
zapowiedziaf p~iorunujacy artykuf
przeciw r%edaktorowi Wiovusu, a
potem W numerze 10 Ojczysuy,
polemike re nina uciaf Ia bardzo
krociutkiem toporzysku. Czyby
TAXI mocarz piora, "a jakiego sic
ma p. slisz, Mat stehorzyc przed
redaktorem z maluczkiej Winony?
Albo czy wykonanie zemsty ma
dalszy, stosowniejszy czas odfozyl?
ia moge wyczekaG spokojnie
ataku z Buffalo, bo dzierze teraz
W reku potezna, cietka bron,
zwfaszcza ma wszelkie zaczepki
osobiste, q p. slisz lepiej by ci-
chutko sIedziaf W kacie, niz druznii
Kaszubs, ktory tax samo, .jak
LitwIn, ,,gdy go kto ~zahaczy, to i
W grobie ME przebaczy!!'
Rzuc rekawice bl lei, a ia ia
smiafo podniose i twarz CT ia
cisne!
T%ymczasem wyrzne CT. spree
daJna kreaturo, tylko pare stow
prawdy 2 powodu twojej pIugawei
,,Oupowledzi autorowi Wiunkow."
Po~iadam e, &c poodle sobie
postapiles, rrzedstamiwszy w talk
fafszy wen bwictlo ustepstwo p.
-Heilperaa ma Srjmio W Bay CITY, DO
1. Hell perm W ostatnim dniu
Sejmu opuscif sale ma 2adanio
Cenzora, jake ,,osobi,tcgo przyja.
clela" i ma zapewnienie tegok, 10
Sem da mu "a to pelna satysfakcya.
2. Satysfakcya to otrzymai w
swietnych obronach 20 strony
Cenzo'a, Wicecenzora, w. ks.
Majera i wickszoscl delegatow z
Zachodu.
). d. opuszczajac sale, okaza,
sic prawym Polakiem, DO ME chcia1
dac sposobnosci Nowoyorczanom
do wycofania sic ze s%kandalem i
chciuf zapewniG z~achodowi sta
nowcze zwycicztwo.
4. IIeilpern do dis dnia lest
czfonkiem Zwiazkr, DO procz eofo.
sfownych zazaleh kilku Nowo-
yorskich deIegatow, Zwiazek ME
otrzymaf &adnej ma niego skargi i
zadnych %przeciwko menu ME ma
d%owod6w.
5. JesIi Ii. przestat BYE czlon.
Klein ,,kiubu Polskiego", ktory
przerlwko MENU wystapil "a ko-
respondencye ,,Edwina", to MECH
pan Sllsz ME zapomni, re korespon.
denc!e to pisane by!y W obronie
Zw'azku i Zwiazek Y ,ewnoscia
tylko wdziecznym "a takowe bedzie
Heilpernowi.
6. ze tax jest, a ME iraczej.
dowod W TEN, re Heilrcrn u ma,
M z"chodzie cieszy sic naJlepsza
renoma i przez wszy.tkich lest
powaAuEym.
Dobrze by 'atem zrobif Slisz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Old y. WI. FOrtumskiego
= La Crosse

Lu StUSSC
odebra1em w dniu 20 BIN. list. ?
ktorego, chociaA gfownie omawiu
tyIko sprawy prywatne, pozwaIam
sobie powtorzyc ustep w lego
wfasnym interesie.
W sprawie moich polsk;ch
cygar = piszo p. Fortunski, prey
bede do Winony W przeciagu Ia
dnl, Il potem puszcze SIG
do Arcadii, Stevens Point
/ Berlina.
Proszq wszystkich s~erdccznie
pozdrowic. Pan kuchcinski. ktory
sprowa1zif sic do nas 2 Minneapolis,
ma tn aobra pracq jest kontent
Z La Crosse. kSze sic wan wszyst
kim ktan,ac.
Pozdrawiajac Ciebie, Maj,terku,
! INA omych, pozostaje
l. szacnnkicm
w. F~ortunsAI,
Wynalazca amerykahsko : polskich
c.ygar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

gdyby JUL przestat powofywad sic
Ma wypadki sejmowe, W ktorych
sam talk smutna i MEDINA odegrai
role. ia wolalbym o eijcgo smut
nej roll zapomniec, vice MECH mi jei
ME przypomina, DO wywola
przez to tylko ponowny .jej do
kladny opis.
Master cd Warusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Smiej size. IL pracuj!
Zatnij zeby,a Oszcxedzaj!
Milcz. allcZ dzieci ro pol.
(sku!s

ScS "a SONo ~
q swojej gazety:
Byf komenderujecym genera
lem W Poznaniu n~icboszczyk pan
Grolman, a byf tam cd roku 1881
do 1S43, W ktorym umarf j W Pcz-
naniu pochowany. Ja sam panic
tam jego pogrzeb.
Byf to sobie s1awnv zofnierz
~jeszcze Z wojen napoleonskich.
Ma n~'eszczescie przySzla mu
chetka do pisania, aw TEN to juz
ME byf tcgi. Ha! mic wsNstko
Pan Bog kaidemu daj e.
Take .jcgo pismo zr. ls%2, o
%gfcszone drukiem, tsraz @dzirs Z
kata wyciagnicto W gazttaph NE
mieckich ogfo~zono. Mimochodem
wspomniat o tenn psmie p. Biz
mark, kiedy mowif W seine . pra-
wach przeciw Polakom.
Nieboszczyk pan Grolman Opt
sywaf W tenn pismie swclem mas
Pvlakow j podawat sro>oby ma to,
jakby sic pozbyt q biedaNow tam
z ksiestwa Pozmahskiego. \ re
pisat do swoich, vice sobie ME Ia
fowat, ale i mas tee ME, owSzcm
WALTZ ma mas, co sic tylko zmiese'io,
albo co mu tam sIina do ust CIV
ma pi6ro przyniosfa.
Posluchajmy naprzyk|ad, co
tel napisat o ludzie polskim. Piszc
on OTTO talk, ma sic rozumiet po ME.
miecku, 20 P'=Njacie! ma pol,kic tn
pr zekfadu:
nPoleki CHOP jest naj2brzy-
dliwszem, nairubasznieiszem (ge-
meinste = pc niemiecku) >twnrze-
niem pod siohcem. Me Una zal-
nych potrzeb, a szuka tylllo uyie-
chy w tahcu i voice.
.Sz!uchcic i ksiadz trzvmaja
go W najgIebSzej% ciemnocie, u &c le-
jest jrgo natura, We zmis-
ny ME pragnic wstret ma do po-
rzadku, ochedostwa cz>stoicj.
nZreszta ME jest wc:le ztyi
natury.
,Zyje W nqdznej chalupie, Nt5-
"a 50 Cd sfoty ME ehroni, ME MA
kawatka domowego sprzetu i Was
nosci, mieszka raz> mz wygtodzpnem
i zyje chlebem, jakiego
mas INA to ~znaczyc IL Nicmeow(
ME pieka w TAXI sposob ami dla rsa.
talSiego chIeba pc Bozem Naro-
dzeniu juz ME ma, vice zywi siq
iartotlami, surowa kapusta i smier-
sfonina.
,Rozkosza d!a po!sliiego chic
pa jest vodka; zastawia tcz ~ MA
iydowi przyszte swnjc zniwo.'
Coz ci mann dndnc do tec1.
kochany bracie czylelniku poczci.
wy chlopku polski?
Toe widzisz, jak Gle obmaIowai
nieboszczyk pan Grolman, ktory
lzis juz dawno ma Boskim sadzie,
lie ktoremu sfowa pc 30 latgeh
przeszto ~wznawiaja teraz ma wiel.
Sa ucieche swoja niemieckie g"zety
tacy, ktorzy 80 chwila prawia,
oni to dobrodzirje poishieyo
ohfopa, jak 50 kochaja i jak mu
bracmi.
Poznaj sic na farbowanych Il.
,ach, a reszta do serca sobic te:so
ME bierz, lecz rob to, com u CORY
mad tym kawaikiem wypisat. Mo-
i 81 tez doaaG W pacicrzu swietym:
cd takich przyjacioi, wybaw mnic
Azebys zas %kochany moi czy-
telniku, poczciwy polski citopku,
wiedziaf, 10 nieboszczyk pan Grvl-
man ME ma samego ciebi" ;N!No
tax W pismie wymyslut, l""tvr@e
to, co naszych duchownycil ha-
nawymysIai. Nj, ii /"
Mich tax:
,,Katolickie duchowi, t.-l"o
jest gburowate, niewykszt. teens,
"a jadfe (fanatjsch) kuto!iclie,
IA jadlej polskie, apo w,eA>u
oddane rozpuscic."
Pocicsz sic vice, bracie, b,G
widzi>z, ze w dobrem umiesci, Gle
towarzystwie ten nieboszczyk pan
Grolman, ktorcmu jednak przysz1o
le2ec pc kmierci W zemi poIskiej
talk obrzydliwych dla niego
Ze tcz to ci, kt6rzy tcraz po 80
pismo lego ma Jaw wyciaga-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
o l. t rsa
Maka BOSS & Standard"

est wyrobiona z n~ajlcpszej twardej psze-
nicy Dakotejskiej. Ma ona wiecej warto-
sci dla ciezko p~racujqcego robotnika, z
obfitosci lepiku, wzmacniai9cego
Srew, kosci i muskuly, aulze!i jakakol.
wick lima mqka W Winonie, "a co sic
ywarantuj G.
Kompania m1yna L. G. Porter