davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
+ n A..

ciep]y.
Smutny jake; byfem i me
lanchoniinie n%astrojony i dfu
go bee celu bladzi1em pc
miescie, az skierowafem sic
ku ogrodowi miejskiemu, gdzie
dzwieki muzyki g%romadziiy po
ale]ach setlli melomanow, roz-
ne.l pin i %wyznania.
Gfowne alele przepe}uione
byly suujqcq sic por*mi pu,
bliczMosc::9, a sauna restaura-
eva, gdzie muyka sic usad"-
villa, by1a %oblezona rojem bez-
rfatnych s1uvhaczy, ktorzy ia
lent swoj wokalny dokumen-
t,wali taktem. wywJ,anym las
kami, i uucrniem wykonywa
lego otworu.
Gwar, scisk, dusznosc opa-
nowS waiy mic dokola, razi}y
i dcnerwowaly. Szuka}em spo,
koju / ciszy a znalazfem sic
jak ulu Szybko przem|Sna-
lem sic mied2y przechodniami,
szuk"jac wolnej iawki, gdzie-
bym usiadlszv. mogf Swobod
ME odetchnqc / myslom d"c
swobode.
Gdzje jedna~ zajrzafem,
wszedzle fawki by]y zaJete, ie-
aeli JUL ME przez m%elomandw,
to przez czufa pare gruchajq
cych go1abkow, ktorym die
lenle Sly z kims trzecim mai
mniej bye moglo na reke. SEA-
nu)ao pr4eto luba ich cisze,
szed}em dalej szukajac.
Naprozno.
Fly JUL by]em i zmeczony
bezowocna ia wedrowkalchcia
lem JUL ogr6d opuscic, gdy &"
jednej 2 bocznych alei uJrzalem
pod akacyq zac;sznq fawecz
Ike. Siedzia} Ia Eiej jakis po-
wa2ny jegomosc rysu]qcy ia
kies kabalistyczne znaki ma
plasku
Usiadfem, i wspar1szy sic
Ma f@asce, przyslucha1em sic
d~zwiekom muzyki.
Akacya smutnie zwiesza}a
dfugle swe clerAie g.}azki, a
wiatr "a ka2dym powiewem
stracif z niei bia}e kmiecie j
!istki: sypiac nam le POD no.
81. Biedne kwiatki! jake los
vas czeka; gnane wiatrem
p6JdMecie gdzies W dial n:ez
mierzona, nieodgadnieIa-;Ja-
kiescie podobne do czlowieka,
z kt6rego aycie uciekio.
Slonce JUL dawno zaszlo i
ty]ko szczyty drew .jeszcze kq-
paly sic rubirowych jego
pronieuiach, ptak lecisf do
gniazda i musszki W rowietrzu
igra1y g%romadn'e. Il daIa do
chodzily tony muzykl. 70 piesn
Szuberta, ktorej rzewne dzwie-
Xxi 2aju i smutku, pleszczotli-
we, miekkie tony m,losci j
nadziei, kofysaiy ma dusze do
marzen i dumania.
Zatopiony caiy swych
mys!ach~, zapomuialem y wszyst-
klein, o cafym swiec'e; byio
mi bfogo i rozkosz'lle l W
tym polsnie mltym ko}ysa-
lem swa dusze do szczesliwych
wspomnien z lepszej przeszios-
ci.
Kilkakrotne westchnienie cd
strony mcjego saslada ockne-
TO mnie j sk,erowa1o ma me-
go nc. a uwage. Byf to czlo
wick W latach JUL mocno po-
desziy, zgarbiony o pomarsz-
czonej twarzy, lecz o milem
i pcczclwem welrZenlu. libra.
ny byi skromnie, Itc2 przyzwo.
icie.
Trabkn zawodziia piesh IN,
iosua, IA pnine, rAewne JeJ to.
ny odbyaly sic smnInem e
chem w moIe] pl"rsI.
81 .oI, ,r.Lt I,,,n 0,.,n,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

"olSKa jest Wlelklem nlebeZ- !
pleczenatwem. Te miliony xa-
rabinow mogq niespodzianie
wystrzeliS same, a wtedy Mkt
)uz pokoju utrzymaG ME zdo-
ia. Ian. DO inaczej m6wia i
! wiasnie W tych wielk;ch ST.
zach wo]skowych uwazaja bez-
p'eczenatwo, tenn sic p%ociesza-
JAG, 2e zwykle tylko ma slab
s1ego sic uderza, a mocnego /
to mocny sic boi, vice W /
pokoju go zostawia. A nua-
by sic tel ktorenu mocnemu |
1dawafo, 2c on jednak moe
nego? licha pociecha nadzie-
ia, lezeii ia TEN tylko ma sic
opierat, 2e mkt sic ME por-
vie, mkt g]upstwa ME zrobi,
choc mo2e. A dalci, icze]i tie |
zbroJena ma to tylko bye ma
ia. ably silly mi4dzy w~szystkie-
mi wyrownac, TO .ju5 Iepiej,
zeby wszyscy byli r6jwuo sta.
bi. DO wt-3y bylaby tel row
nozc s'' i ia salna Ottawa Jed
nego pred drugim, IL zawsze
byfoby to tahsze i HE nak}a- )
d'foby narodem talk ogrom- ,
nych c'ezarow. w iednym
Psa]mie spiewamy: s;lq moja
jest mo'a siabosG-u w Psal-
mach Jest stowo Boze, kt6re
zawsze nAjmedrwe.
Wszystkie pahstwa europei-
skle, kt5re maja okrety, wyse-
ia]a oklety i wojsko rad brze-
g Atryki Ola powstrzymauia
handlu niewolnikami i poskro-
m'en'a murzyn6w, ktorzy rznq
bia1ych u siebie. Okrety mo-
ga zrob'e cos tylko mad brze-
gaml, ale giebiej W kraju mic.
1rudno sic dostac. Niechby
sic postarano o to ably mkt
W Iufcyi i W Turcyi i W A.
meryce niewolnikow ME ku-
powaf, a wtedy ME wywo4o-
noby ica z Afryki.
PREzYDENT MINIsTROW
anglelskich p~owiedzia} publicznie,
re ]uz teraz Jest W Europie 10 mi
l'onow ludzi pod bronia, a strach.
wspomniee, co to kosztuje jak
koszta te ciagle wzrastaja. Ma czem
SIG to skohczy, tego i ten madry
munster ME vie. Wiedzia4 tylko,
re kledy TAX wszyscy sic zbroja, to
l Anglia bedzie musia}a zrobic to
samo. Cbecnie sejmy francuski,
wfoskl, a.1stryacki, a ME zad}ugo i
nlemleck: zapewne, beda sobie mad
tenn glove }ama4y. A wszyscy mo-
via, re to ola utrzymania pokoju.
Alec TAXI drogi i zabdjczy pok6j
gorszy oC wojny.
NIEMIECKIE gazety berlin
skle pocz"naja sic zndw odzywae
oardzo o3tro przeciw Francyi; q
czynl2 to Z tel przyczyny, re mi
nlstrowle francuscy zadaia cd Sci
mu sweeo znacznych pieniedzy
ma Gel wcjskowe, szczeg6lniej zas
ma w~zm"cnlenie SHY morskiei.
rrawda, re to samo dzieje sic u
Nlemcdw take i re zapoviadaia
4eraz w}a'nie, IL marynarka ME
mlecka ma bye znowu ~powiekszo-
ia. Ale t pism berlinskich wcale (
Oh wytykama Francuzom ich daz-
noscl ME powstrzymuje.
Tax tamo obrscaja sic berlin
skle pisma i ma Rosya, u szcze-
golnlej nj ruble rosyjskie. Widocz-
ME podoha i'm sig tam W Berlinie.
re ruble ila W gore j dobrze sic
trzymaj2' Wiecej ~jeszcze ME podo-
ba sig, re Francuzi p~ozyczaja Ro.
syn pieniedzy cos 500 milion6w
lranA"w. 3esIihskie pisma wesza
W tenn jak4S pnyjazn miedzy Fran.
cs1em u 3sosyq u tego to jua prxez
'AofF z''e me moga, Ale tax
pr""dq Il Eogiem co Rosya Fran.
~" n"Jq ob'f' Inni p~oIyczyli SIC
10 s"bp, 3 cniy SWAT powjada, 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
WIEScI
II Io'f kI"J uJcl, my.
"'.'s'is po'sAts Dsd spb,Y.
s"fs'Ut ssbSshteAs.tst,.

fas" Wastagia, Niaslaaxlo
~lel'''lany, i%nloaonp pray Nbaso~
'9li''pAlsj bolel %spleaupl, spalile
ely Dleaa' Ilo dp paoselu, poaaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Lawn tesnns u IA fnii swing, and ths 2
mel ard silk Gar s,sldi hosliccs relr-n sspror
with any ssst of light 11Tt. Theso igy-z
ar~ isecesnkng 10 mazz heur~ For yo
girls they are - Inneh VEN for borns .
small dinnofs "a taa gowns are ty o.
vozsn Kov that ''sraoclinr- Is popu
many rrf make and ~ErBocir ttselr
booicss, and naoei elsisrats xetns of 1zs
is. brisrfhr down Esob eBcorniun,s tisst
wcrisw i amply rgsid for TIE tinBs
iAsU bestowed a tennis gown rscer
ordefrc is worthy q sse-s,r1ption. Tb~
tsr1al vaE - bright porpy rcd BuDs va
made with long drsl~ry. lifted in from
show white .sile petii,.o1t. cut MP TIE
ssae, with ths edge nearori the frost tur
eastward. showing band n waite
vur's smbreides-r Throe tsovs ~ white
bon were placed ~ distspo-- o. the ~
Two strip Of embroidery raB up bet~
the rsbbo.s to form fhc requisite vidfb.
bsdias vns nlads liss a covert cat,
lops bronts. the cuffs beinr - oy,en
ssnrooery The high colisf vas tnr-
over with The szsFne and frs1rned a. TIE thr
va two large rlo.lsef - pear bufs5us, =
pcct~i ~ little silken cord with TIVE (
rsr5 ends. ths slssv-r b.bag oT--. sad z
togsfhsr With lie ne The hat wes .
snslor. wffk bread ERIN. hnsd ~iih wh
s+rnw. and trimmed with pOs1pi~s. '1.sos
Ways and @. s,'sd daisi-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

The elephants had their bath and a fsrps
Of ball at The Zoologicsi garden the ether
day. Empress and Jennie with shrii trun1-
petsngs dashed into the big pool and snt toyed
themselves Ike two schoolboys out for Al
aftsrnooos swim Emprsa was frvt In the
water. and Jennie soon junped in after her
companion They rolled over and over,
climbed Oh each others backs and rlungss
toEether below The surfsoe. coming to tie
top with snort< OF delight md shooting oct
from their long trunks great str~~ns of
water. Keeper Pen6eryasi stimulated ths
sport by casting two iunstsd blsdders into
the pool, with which tbe e'spsants spor<ed
for long Tine. catching then and tbrov1ns
them az each others kr-s<lS " ben the
keeper thought that the fun bad costaDeed
long enough be proaded tie unwilling lsssts
out VIA "a loDg pols Thu he threw . scors
OF inflated Lssa3srs On tbs brick pavement
surrounding the pool. Which the elephants
pounded vi b eaeir feet until al of than had
been eTploaed. . preeeeffng IA wbich tb~y
appeared g 80 alsRoes ss rnnch spors as IN
ti1slr bath. - hia1siphis k~ssrd
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

1NS ns~sa exsss fa1s sp~ pzinfed wst.
iasGy bnr1a i~sa>s 1sss aud izrs<4ss thssF Ga
hAs ssAas cut sst u fo~ss tks upp~r e4Es c
tss fsG- The kaes<4Ree bird of riestsss Islcs
sEs b sppi,sd ~ . ci>ss ~his~ saoz< olss. "a
uArss sw~Asws ~ bl~ssA. fssT and ~hll< ssr
fsfs-<or ssxLewt are E,s0s harry fAshionabl
The toe i@rgs lsessass are p-irtsd IA bsisz
red xna rslS oolOrs9s 1'hs laos us.c cosss
from Ksttlnghssn, fsyess naa O~lsss. -
sonss of the D1ohsss lscs covering tAs snt1
raoenis or fsrnssnF mzFsfs bordaz1a
nzskss i~@ils handsome fasK 1sss pAiran
is ocse IN PARA. sid saadf>sEe 81 ~i4fie a.
black rits are 10 tss ss~z VIA haSsss. rus
sosn~<. tnrds and bsta~rfsz., al m.st o.
oAtsiy lssanted Ia body cslsr cssise ~
Introduction on sonle - ths~~ gas~s fans b
r1ht,on EGGS. kx1 az is1ls ~nsa, s4~1
stroxgly.
One attractive novelty sr~ tie rfis, earr1
OUTSIDE Ike gate 81 the eegs Of r8e isslf. a
sanb one yAintea wa a 6sssigH slrch hs
nzeszzy With TIE ground vcrk a. the ia
Al ssosllsnf specimen is a bsige EauAs ia
tln rib painted VITA sgpls bls.sosa, tl.s ~
with lsavox
Oval topvsd fank are stffi much us-> -
one cxccilaDi example As.fa lasxe sold ~
brown b@aft-sr-fy PANIED ~ sss ts,s. tin OK
hns % whlck sssvs1 for the upper edf
This fcz VIA sssp in ths cesfsx. aas aias
iss.sd at tlse si6s.
For SIMMER use IA ths oouutry caars
sosne pretty prinfed 5,sPcr fans VIII uooc
sioss. tas designs Gsostly 81 a rustic nab9i
many after " aftcavs inspiration FoF me
cf the bsst fans IL the LSlis y Y ssd XVI 4
rod eva their bssutg - Ia masscr bar
ta.&f psass'sd fisem. aaC many arc new trs
sEs6 A. cs.flrets rnsTsls fof tisefr pslsts
Lr-~Y~etvs cf TIE j~~'sied and Iulssd s<st
whzcA are la toefnseirss ~ vaiaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

s<v fhs br~stk Wei vh<ssssE ~s
sss<Et ass tA@s <ssr@et~& sEs s1s~sslsn. tns
Tslnooes<s s->sE sslsh me- sa1 ~7tAaE ssa =
El.lauis sfsss tss p.sc - wan@ b@s p--s-es 10
~ss eF s1ss s~rlisg reaas - ses tsas ss~s sF
wlzss IA~ss ~ s<~oo fs< . fss ssssea< ana
seaEeS- SO lsssa Es e~<xE - sksse nrsa -
a. - . szst rsss - sAs sr~AE s<s~ ssnsassE.
- f@rsssls sA,ies, "a IA came sssrslag
Ass rsn-~@s easEEs. ~atk MS s<l stacs
ssrAisht - u ttls ar. Z he Aaa seea zls hs
dswb tAsss ~ sso42 sss lsvs E1ass q settor
bAs Ii s-< r@ssasr nsrysaz ~erl car tsl
-. iy1As Iksrs w@istsg fef As ozsSlxeght.
foT - iesse< lsks . slassnt4is a. Gess- ] de-
esazias@. hewsssF, act - nfs Ih 1 e-sala
p.Aks>y So as eve, for ! tAll.k tkas ruis a.
~4ys glses oas tAe rsght al~sszos far has
gains. ~ l psssod ~ rllls 81 tAs sas hsay
ssaS ws4sed Ter klsA. kRes4las al iA.f wses
~ wa sAo9f fos'gy yards s~ss, 1 -s tA@s
tAs nHse has ea,Aas. ssd saEssz.s ssrsaghA fss
IT, nld1ls II tse eAsst l patss<
Thus veal tss k<Hsy ssSs<t. and sitA .
trsEnsadoes sasgs ever rsasss the rhinsceE<s
bs0e.fs iss ssocs, j~ss tks sAot rshalL
bas Y ] s-s thesgAt tai hs wa dsls fss
l WIS nalst~kss. fsr IN sasthef s<esnl ks ~ss
ap 49, eoEinx a. lie hard ~ ever, only
witt Ia hsaa hela le~. ] waited tfli be 40
wltain Tea yssis IA the Aeps tAas he ~e1i1
expos AIS sAest. eag hs would as notklsS cd
tho SORT So ! lass had 20 nFs AZ hls is.~d
With ths left bzrras, and taks my snsaoe.
y ell, as h8ck would have a, of co1rss the
animal pat Iix horn IN the wsy ~ Tn tsullci.
which cut elo2s throagk lt about three
inches above the ro<s, and thsn glancsa OF
into space After that things GOT r@tAsf
serious. ny gun was olEPfy. and the rtinoo-
sFos was RAPIDLY srravIng-so rapidly. ia,
deed, that ! eah.e ~ tie eoaclnsfen4 tA@s
lad bctssH E<a<s way fer kixn Aocoro1ngly
! jumped 10 my fset aud rsn ~ sns night as
hard ~ ] couid 60. A. | aid 81, lie arrived
fall TAFT knocked my friendly ant hssp fat
and for tile second TINS that day weEt a NEST
asguil@osnt cropp~r Ikls gave . few sec-
cnos stzrt, sssa rsE dows wind-1y word,
l did run UHiortunaEely however, nv
modest rosr-at Was observed, ana tie
rainoo<rus. - sooa Hs ks got hls
tegs ASsls, svs % WORK o. run afpxr
mA. New no a.1s % s~rrk can run - Test -
sn trritA6sd rsknocsros ssx GsAcp and ]
kew tsss hs nsnst soon catch M mp. But
having soras sigts espsr,snss ef ffss ssrf Of
thlnG, 4, luckily fos nay,@lf k~ps my bead. and
a. ] nsd / managed 10 opsS my rifie, sst shs
Old csr,<sdgvs sst, AID put two frssh oass in
To do tas haS 10 ssascy nay pace . nrus.
and ey the time test lad snapped the r1as
% 1 heard him saortiRg aud laundering
sway within u few PAGES sf my bsck.
spopp~d, and "A did So rapidly eeok~e the
rifle and slowed srOund upon nry hsel By
this time tie brute wss witsin ssx on seven
yards Of me. but lnokily his bead was up.
Lifted the rife and hsvd at LiIa IL was .
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Tbs w~Assosat is q spottod p.ans ~ nx~
trsd hasa sscarsd sresnd ths ~~lst via .
issthsr esIl the taFneswa cellar asS snf,s
are II tie same mAtessai. cut on tks ensss
The cap la1tohes tks jack~s 49, lsniENArboak-
EN-
Ths remaining hsass shows . sutf s~p<
caxls eessgnsd ior rhe ses.0de The ssaier
blas-< aud knioksrsoaxnss ara ~ blas sersa.
trssaDsS wltA faaiaes sRS oslfs n res twill
4 rs< szd blse siEsPa< JERSEY n woFn saasf
M ssssAs a. snatch It's ttscsasfs aHa t1s
pa.sb - sks ks,ek ksh.sSksrx Tia hS1 \
lsossssDS v1sb "a sscls
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

a newly arrived sEumiErsns from Ireland
bad ss~es enough nDoDey b tvuy good
~l-er ~stch, hat he9 not acquired snf1cisDt
deztsrry to take osue ~ r. BE lot n fail
one a.y. sBs d&1nar~c u - sz3or,sly that n
would Dof run. Thsrrfe-- be tool fne vutch
70 q 5ewsser snd stkss him how much II
ve1ls cost % have n fepairsd
Ths 5evslsr PIT his glass ca hs ere. looked
intc toe iuteTior - TIE vhtcb sorrs seeDndx
eurx,ed b. ovsf fsvssx1 tnuax ard said.
"ff1l cost y0a Eve esll2rs to put e IN
e-t<v
"Fiv. doEsrsi An s1rx, I bsvsnH Asl-
hrh
"Tkea vos csxf g.t = rvpxirsz-s
Pet .-sr<kss ks bszk svh1s IN p>ypssxsty
ss to hor be was ts sStsss tse r'~sns. su1-
osnly b exesains1
"Ar-zlsi nave ~ I'D skt-e ov~y - sks
ps~rsrossr~s vld tas vssuA. sd lave y wSd
hEu fa~ We rsoref = r~7 tie rspsirs Hese
o. " yer~f--Iz re- beox q yx &lvfsly> -
Teuthk Comp>z3an-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

rsd sst~y s4t@ NJ cs>s. yss 2st oss
- E~S@szzs1s 49, Ees~ - s@-z.- 80 s~1s.
my h&~-al .--z ! ssa< F~Ss~G2S rss Gad
49, ape eo@-6<r.@S>s ess4. Es.z.>s ~
s-42 @xsz<s /. xs--'4 k4ss - e<uxkfszasa
"a k28 - sooa ss,s2l 10 a<f .>ss - @ay-
~aszss-s> A-p> a s~s - x-y - 60 asa
sa-k @1s sx<p kscx frs~s Axs ssa tcwes<s
tas sssssI sa@a z<s 81 yoa. ..a -. kzo- {.
eCzE s-xss
r>- 2as cAz-r~a tAs sps4r As -zs car
ybx-A-e&1g ~ 80 $3.50 ~s<- s@.Sksd
sgzkzD 80 s=s-s&z t1es tz<1sa &c t.osgh
% ~sG2 500. Sc ssesFs kssssssg rsir eyes
Exz1 zt1s ssza At Szs ~Aisl l Fe~ and
esv0e1 hiz sHe n. rl1s. 4-as tAoagh 10
k~ps - sssss sgpssrzEos II usooaosns, l
9s IA ~as geAsAssag asFsoosfy a. z<s al tie
Szns |Esa - ned gs2s aeoas E~~nEy
yaFs-2 1 spexs very qulsrly
{" -A0s. Ssos@,' 1 sasd. 'so<as n><x. sx I
shAn Exs'
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

''Of courss this was taking q very high
hand | had M real right 70 kill Gobo or
anybody ei,s because ttsy objected to run
ming she risk Of death by cntering the terri
tory Of . hostile chsef But fs,s that II
wished TO keep ap any authority II wac shsc-
hutsly Necessary that ! shoald push aAtssrs
10 the Last extremity. Short OF actually shoot
ing him And stood there, looking ~ fierce
as q lion and keeping the ashs sf my rtAs in
a dead line for 0ebo's riba Then Gobo, fssl-
ing that tss GtuAssoa vas gsesang strained,
gave in
Don't shoot. bossr be shouted, throwing
UP his hand; I VIII come with you
81 thought you would I answered,
quietly You sec Fate walks outside WAm-
bss country as we'll as In It
After that had no more trouble, for
Gobo was the ringleaAer, and when he col
lapsed the othars collapsed also. Harmony
being thus restored. we crossed she fine, and
on the following morning l began shooting
In good earnest
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

pretty ard fanoi
fuj eWms vbich
yosnf tsdbes a.
krff ~ ~~as -
home. et tezArr.
ana ca ~fsseY oors
sisrs whsr this
adjunct - er~~ -
dsfrnfsls
7hs svon rsv
b& rne-ss 81 nry
pretty tnssez kl
17ss sDe skrwn ~
fl1e ySt - AZ esn
bess>lsrse Lawn.
sdssE vita gnipurs
bxn es>< t-1-wussS
wftt bows ef
ssnH6s1 yihsvr The
bax~--nf-e ibb y
enunrs sfsil lore ard
nnszsv>< ~ e -~iisr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

lsft<a t'as rl1e dno fFed az htDs-"
snap shot. bot tbe brllef struck him in the
chest within three i.ches Of IL. first, and
found It's rey into his lungs. Il did not stop
him, however, 80 al l could do was TO bouBd
to one side. which did with surprising sc-
tivity, and. as he hrasissa past nle, FIRE the
other barrel tuto his side That did fer him.
The ball passed In besind the shoulder end
right Through his heart. lie fell over on TO
his side, gave one most awful sqnesj-s
dozen pigs could not have made such poiss
and promptly died. keeping his wicked
eyes wide oFes al the time
"As for me- blew my DOSE, and, going Up
70 the rhinoceroS. sat on lis head and re-
fsctsd tkat ! had lad q capital mornings
shooting.
f7o Br covTfrrEpJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

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for the piur,s, suntvf
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

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WHAT WOMEN WEAR
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-08

What is this nervous trouble" with
which SO many seem now TO be afflicted =?
If you will remember few years ago the
word Malaria was comparatively unknown
to-day IL Is as common as any word in
the English language, yet this word
covers only the meaning of another word
used by our forefathers in times past
So il is with nervous diseases, as they and
Malaria are intended to cover what our
grandfathers called Biliousness, and all
are caused by troubles that arise from a
diseased condition of the Liver which in
performing its functions finding 1t cannot
dispose of the bile through the ordinary
channel Is compelled to pass it off through
the system, causing nervous troubles,
Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You who are
suffering can we'll appreciate cure We
recommend Green's August Flower. Its
cures sfe marvellous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-08
now 10 Aroid contacion.

In lecture recently given to women in
Philadelphia a physician prescribed the
best method of preventing contagion or
infection. The lecturer said: 1.-The best
way TO prevent the poison from being alb
sorbed by the lungs Is to have the stomach
full during aperiod of contact or exposure.
The lungs absorb while the stomach is
empty, but throw off during digestion,
never absorbing while digestion Is going
on. While watching at night the nurse
should take light lunch, such as beef
tea or crackers, every few hours. Another
point of protection against contagion is
personal cleanliness and frequent changes
of inside and outside clothing. Boston
Budget.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-08
Garden on the Roof.

There have been few houses built of
late years with the roof space laid out as
n summer garden, to be rooted with can
vas and screened at its sides from the
sun. i have encountered couple of
these establishments in my wanderings
of the city and found them to be a very
delightful and commendable innovation.
That they represent the beginning of a
general practice l have no doubt. The
space overhead is the only space wasted
in the topography and architecture of
New York. 1t is unnatural to suppose
that It will long continue to be left to the
vagrant sparrows and the wandering
winds.--Alfred Tumble in Pittsburg
Bulletin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-08

A Main street halter Of English ante
cedents displayed in bis front windows a
framed colored Autograph labeled
British Liveries." There they were of
all varieties, and as l gazcd upon the
pictures of the fiunkies dressed in every
conceivable style of idiocy, bearing in
great variety the badges Of servitude.
wondered which | would like to kick best
If / had my choice, the yellow pushes
who would consent TO be dressed so for
money or their employers. There is a
faint Of this flunky tendency in our
American society which disgusts me, and
/ doubt not liveried footmen, with saw
dust calves and shorts, are only ques-
ton OF me.-Buffalo News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-08
Gszssnw's 9nids.
9 B. Z 0. RAlLRUAD
SCHEDULES IN EXPECT DEc. 4, 1887.
TIKI NoDxI FAsz LINN East AND WEsT
DornLE Tack JANxRr CoUPlxn.
Lense eAsn.len sshalens

For ANNAPOLIS. 1.s3 acc A. r.. i. a ARD
40 and Csc +. NJ. On sunday. ECO =, n, sne
$50 ~
Washington 3. III. 30 and p 05 a m, ILLS. SEQ.
500 $50 and II 90 p. m. On Sunday. $50 and
eos a. M. l.s5. 500. $50 and Ito p. IN.
Trains leave Washington for Baltimore. 500.
$50, 6.40 $50. $50 $50 a. M, Il. 10. 2.35. sis.
$50. 43 40, b30 sos, g. 45, $780, $50, ii 80 p. m
Sunday. $50 $50 $50 $50 a. m. 1.30 80 $50
40 $50 5.55 I. As SIS II.30 p. m.
From Annapolis, $40 S.37 l2.05 a, NJ. $50 6.S0
D. m. Sunday. at $50 a. m. and 40 y. m.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket ofices
N. w. Cor. Calvert and Baltimore Streets. new
No $50 s. Broadway, new No 1852 West Balui-
more Street and Camden Station.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS. G. X. LORD.
Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent