davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
co SkYCHAC?

Ojclec sw. we Watykanie ma
bye jake samow}adny panu-
jacy. kledy jednak O)ciec sw.
ustanowif osobne sadly ola
swoich, Rad oswiadcza, IL ia
kie sadly SO niewazne. Nowy
to dowod ma to, ze Papiea ME
ma tel wolnoscl, jaka gfowa
Aosclofa ketolickiego mice po-
Wilma, i. lie to ME mole bye,
ably Papiez przebywaf W mel
Sou, ktore jest pod panowa-
MEM innem.
O FIancuzach boo jua vie
my, 2e wojsko swoje powie-
kszaJq i zbrojq swoje nadmor-
skle fortece, ma co sejm fran
cuski da1 teraz 81 milionow
frankow. Anglicy zaS jua cd
znacznego czasu kreca sic o.
kotc powiekszenia swoje] flo
ty ma morzu / wojska takae.
lyle sic o pokoju mowi,
lyle o MIN pisze, a tymcza-
sem coraz wieksze zbroienia
i coraZ wleksze niedowlerza-
nie mledzy mocarstwam1. Pr
SEA tel teraz, ze jakis Amery-
kanin wyna|azf teraz armate
z nabojaml dynamitowemi,
ktore najsilnlej szq fortece W
krotkisj chwili zburzyc muszq.
Masz CT tedy! Ma co sic przy-
dada terazaejsze fortece, kto-
re lyle millonow kosztujq? Go
to bedzie kosztowaio, gdy je
znowu przebudowac i wzmoc-
mic bedzle koniecznie trzebo.
DlshuPe Wl0ndscy ZebralI sic
nledawno wszyscy j oswald
czyli, re ME MONA potepiaG
ludn irlandzkiego, .ie2eli tenze
broni sic przeciw tyrahskiemu
i na]niesprawiedliwszemu pa
nowaniu Anglikow. Biskupi
zwracajq nianowiecie ma to
uwage, lie powiniea bye sad
pomiedzy panaml a dzieraaw-
cami, ably panowie nie mogli
nak}adaG dzierzawy nad mia
re wvsoklej, ably "a dzieraawe
nlezaptacona pan ME m6gf wy
rzucic z domu i gospoaarstwa
ubogiego dzierzawcy, ktory
PREY naj lepszej checi ME mo-
Re dlugu spfac16, Zqdaia. bi-
skupl, ably dobre prawa, kt6-
re bronia Szkocyi chlopa
pred panem, miafy znaczenie
i W lrlandyl. Wreszcie ostrze-
gaia biskupi, Re ]ezeli ludowi
lrlandzKlemu sprawledliwoscl
sic ME wymierzy, to bardzo
smrtrie wszystko sic skonczy.
Oswiadczenie blskupow ma
ma oku pis.no OLGA sw., kto-
re potepito niekt6re srodki.
jakich Irlanczycy uwa1aja do
swej obrony. Biskup! chcq "a
pobiedz temu, ably ostrzezenia
Papie2a ME rozciagnieto zbyt
daleko ma to, co lad ilandz-
Xxi Jest zmuszony robi5. Irland-
czycy sd biedni i p,zesladowa-
hi, lecz Sc tel druyiej stro-
ny szczesliwi, ze ma.ji takich
biskupow i kapfanow, ktorzy
i'm pasterzuja " sprAwach 2y-
cla uocZes.eEo WseCZ0eSo l
poswiecajq zycle swe "a ov ie-
czki swoje.
Podczas gay cesarz niemiec-
XII scislzaf sic W Petersburgu
z carem rosyjskim, obchudzo-
no W Kijowie dziewiecsetna
rocznice zaprowadzenia chrzes-
cianstwa W ziemiach ruskich i
chrztu Wfodzimierza Wielkle-
go. Panslawizm, cofajac sic ma
polu politycznem wobec wzno-
vienna dawneJ przyjazni dwoch
rodzin panujacych, objawif sic
TEN s%ilniej W duchu cerkiew-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

" kazdy Wyraz ZrOZumlano.
Tax samo no tym nowym
przez Edisona wynalezionyln
przyrzqdzie powtarzac mona
by1o melodye, Crane W miesz-
kanlu Edisona W Ameryce, do
przesy}ki BOWEN do1qczonych
byio kilka p1yt z muzykq. TIE.
raz koresponduje Edison re
swym przyjacielen W Loudy-
ME " ten srosob, ze mu prze-
syfa plyty &c Swego fonogra~
tn, ktore na fcEogratie w Lon.
dynie odkrecone, oddaja gle
sem wsZelkle wiadomosci.
Ko5ha rolnlcze 10 GaAcy. -
U. l9 czerwca odbyfo sic W
Przemyslu wsIne zgromadzenie
Towarzystw Ko}ek rolniczych.
Z opubllkowanego "a 7ok 1887
sprawozdania wyjmuje dat kill
ka, tyczqcych sic tel wielce u
2ytecznej, DO zbl;zajace; kla-
Sc nteligentn4 do w%ioscian,
lnstytucyi. Ma czwarte walne
zgromadzenie, ktore w d. 5 j
6 wrzesnia roku p~rzeszfeso
odbyto sic w Krakowie, zgio-
s'io sic IA delegation i czfon-
kow, W ich liczhie GA Who's
clan. Towarzystwo oSwiaty lu-
dowe] W krakowie zaklada1o
czyteln1e przewaztie PREY K61-
kach rolnlczych. W ciqgu ro-
ku 1887 Kofek nowych pow
state Is, og6fem zas PREY koh.
Gu roku professionally one cy-
tire 3S2 Ko1ek W $50 gmlnach.
Liczba czlonkow wynosila 49,
l05. Zarzad PREY K6lkach "a
kfada biblioteki, sk1ada]ace sic
z plsm rolr-ikom przydatnych
i sklepiki, zaopatrujace WHO'S
clan W artykufy d%omowego IL
zytku tahsze i w lepszyn ga
tunku ]akgdzieindzlej. Zarzad
wysfaf lustrator6w, ktorzy
zwiedzili "A Kofek i w kaz-
dem pouczali w kwestyjach
gospodarstwa wfoscianskiego.
Pouczania odbywaiy sic przy-
EN- podczas krajowej wysta-
wy W Krakowie j w siedzi-
bach Ko]ek. Dochodu miaf
zarzad 1916 z1r.
O nowym sposo5ae rusy6ka-
cyl zlem polskich doaoszq z
w IL a. lnspektor tamtejsze-
go naukowego okregu, profe-
sor dr.. Biellckij, zarzqdzif W
Whine szereg odczytow publ
cznych W jezyku rosyjskim,
traktulacych wy1qcznie ustepy
z dziejov Rosy, a mianowi-
Gle 0 stosunkach caratu w
XVIII wieku z Polska. Rozu-
mie sic, 2e rozgfaszano W du-
ohu r"sylskim same fafsze. Po-
my>1 ten talk sic spodobaf W
Petrrsburgu, lie postanowiono
ma przysz1a zi,ne rozesfaG ma
Gaia L1twe i Polske t. z. Ia
'czyc:eli podr6zujqcych, Mos
kali, ktorzy pc wszystkich
miastach i miasteczkach "a
truwac bqda umys}y miesz-
kancow podobnemi ma wzor
wllenskich odczytaml, czy)i
fatszoWanlem dZlejoW.
4 K k o w piszq, ze W
lynn roku napfyw publicznos-
CT . zaboru rosy.]skiego, pre-
lezdzaiacej do roznych zdrojo-
wlsk galicyjskich, Jest zaacz-
ME wiekszym MI lat poprze-
dnich, dzleA uciszeniu sic o.
baw wojennych i podniesieniu
sic kursu rubla. z Szczawni-
cy, Krynicy, zegiestowa i L
wonicza .jak najpomyslniejsze
dochodzq wiadomosci; wszyst-
kie tie zakfady lecznicze JUL
dis ciesza sic ]icznemi gosc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
WIESCl
Z Polskiej ~Ujczyzny.
Ziemie POIskie pod zabo-
rem lnOSkieWSkim.

Nllnlo sWlezego ZJazdu obu
mocarzow pdfnocy ME przestaje
Moskwa ma gwaft sic zbroic. Jak
donosz2 2 Warszawy do POS ztg",
otrzymafa tych dni jedna 2 fabryk
warszawskich %poleconie zbudowa-
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
tholcr Ex,-.o,s f.om reess Sc.
LuELE asEs rOE a cESr


L. IS r,e-e hleSssd TO give than reeelvs---
she iich-
A disySseh. f-esi, one non Nashville.
,SsyS the-e IS not barrel of silt in thst
ky. A city Is getting n raAer c.oss
.zrte-s zheE there iSai > sS,. selisr IN II.
\ Young rlan At L. Crusse, Wis, locked
n the key-hole a. girls bedroom. AID
.sxer since shs doctors have been tEylas 70
se, hnitsing needle oSt - The fl-es y Ee7e
bis r0r.h eye used q be
A Boston lscsur,sr s-sto-iSils4i lis aG6igzce
by lHinging down his ns1 co the .Shle
Sci shouting, WI here l. the rsli--iCsiSy Of
tkc.aa-h=uroSd ccazsran,s1a - il h thias
pc hsVe ga il ue es1 search "a Ne RsycE
sw4s in the weld.
TAsrs Is feariuliy IarrovirS sso-y s.
irS Ihc rountis of the papers hesssissi i'sl
Days in I.aTe.7 II mast have lesn tlrg-li
fcl. with 10 Sys.1ay. no Ssay of rsst- ~
holiday. just E1tkiag hut love. for teG
long dSys- b Tie Wy, d. rs Eerssa
aver
Il i sid hy f=Si.5-a reporters ths-
-chssss eiolh7 l. b~iaS UscS 10Y Esiszs
S-ssSss Sad 50 stEth- TkoSe Mo issye -
tseesi the hzni6zss S,oS-l eheese gyiil zE'a-,-
ds- if key csr ~ Ea-lie up into 5r=sz
Nithoct retsizi=- tie o1ar Of tls ehcsss
pzrsy who Azd : - srssEo1 = azzlbSzZet
elinging 70 her gArIaen.se
Tss1Slnz the trill OF Szsac 5. Au,Ilc-.s
so- E.ez@l sO.5-s.. ths pzcSseurszg zttozE~,
xct enc sss-ciszscE f-1.l tae s.es0se t1--
serald esas,ear hirn - ths k-ares of tAz
-N1,Criezn people He eC-rEseliesi Sysseu-
tr-~'--h her attorney. % -a-ss sla- sle
rS vo=.sl- I.s-t = : r.szz s-als,elS I-l-,-
IL le ysiuae,s 4 .uture lisigassca-
Tie wsura1 Eszssr Contains IN a-zlzsl
iltOrznsng IL rceds-S = len - s-at flicszsEsH}-
We Esi acs rsad the article. hsz s4pE-s~
u eoszrss rhzr the Lo1EscT Szzys, ez- picSczrl
u meal tine Nothing zv.sSrs - zzuch
cut OF plaes Is % >se ulza Il bslszness
hc1rS walking alozg the strsst picking tie
scn=s o4t CT 5 pisSe of y5zSereL
L toa-ser Il L-szszssy lie Lo.sl irvesgs-
s--ei his asess.raS =1l f11l3 that I -zs
; fried iys- rs1 ibz- : former he1rrer hzd
pazned f0r his hoarst- The landlord 5iitu'r
want To lose IL % he hsSi !. cooked \
liver ped. il aicslv cooked : Ire e1tin=-
xfth nsEshrooas- hut of eourse- IN 1lr2z
new country Who the- hare uCE Al tbs
cooking utensils, i HlIzst b : trzde sz=.
Two zirass belaz-in2. 10 2 el.5z-rh ehos- u
osskkesA- .5s loeSzd into the church tke
o-he- nizhr. while rAsy we-e talking 0Ts-
tie fsShisns4 They gave the Slzrgzl, Whs,
\ naAn living near Shc chureA put e'oari
I'D TO the window za6 thsy slid down -
Sse zSaz.lsi The r,oss s1z-zl1r tisi1x w.
.A-Ai after they hssi -sss ss.-lT 80 the E-0ara
L.. iooSesl mad zn5i wat 6z Uitaons
thanking ths nm, sls5 thsy vozf >Eeak
10 the mar EAgu tlcy uleSS him lie
euu2a't seeo-Ds sss i until Il vsu-
10 txSs The ha-'i doza- Ehsa he -
zEve-s u Ass EzzSzs AID seHsseisel5 Izs
-acEo ca a SS1-ae uazl tA1z s-Zak -
tllrSsl--h The bozrsl- So-ns r.ec axe l4i;-s.lv
es-eless> He s3ys he asu-t eETe ezlr s.
lie 5-hez aS=rt~ tf--s u,1r So =
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
A LaSe af Ansxarers.

At1Cs eight niles from kuz-acaee. Il
eez1S.e. is=Es H. 1Ether of -L-y Leaves
.a-1sa fo11z E4yPe-- : pla.ce vel s<sztll
Inspecting 70 al who are fond of the rsoz-
ssrsGs and grOsesqas- 4 E1esser;x-s riGe
th-o.-h 4 saady S1i sSs-le t-sc-. varied
g.-h = lev pScrAcs Of jungle. hrInzs exc g
. s--oEs ot sasalsrini tre-s. hid n ~ bos-
o2 G E15cA lie t.sS sTlslF hro.d oF uso2-
SVe-S Little E01ii ere 5-11-azs q tie
los=l,s suspect skx- anG=- that gr=-a szla.s.i
p AK tiny pod. which a ae-ive lfzpsr
eecsd half Sp1aS =s-Uss- s1eA ki-eozs
d-e1--sns are c11cea-sd- -IEsze L tae .-as.I 2
! zzii % NJ guide ra-hcz cozts1, ,E5-zsol.slz.
~ EeezS are tn &lhzz-eS At the
sS.E1= 1-ee ! ~ s-.lAEg o1 Nszy bolsliy
MIA hsxd e-se-- sd rather i1es5zes5 =
Esuz the waole z511r- 4 sz1Ezz haxs-ss
ros- or aazS- hazsve-- azsse- ny ye-y fze=.
zlaese ne execute 4 plrrG=sSe "A 1ie 81
Fs1n e-zra1z3inarv zG-uItasss~ l hzi =
Eosz S-srrei On I yOCzg e-ucr-ilt.l.z EzsF.
2ss0s three sesS lo1-, wnoss bzte. s---E a
ee was would kave h@sa the reve-Ss ef
p1eas1n-- Frs>suelE the gsa5zs OF Tie
plzs,S r.a2= ks zF5%-zz7ee n the shzp< ef
; Elzus-1O,o&ia- Cd E2Slr. ysis1, q r1y
r-ssnr-g hin With : couy1e Of Ez1sess
protuesi h4s Eza6-ia osher SEuzlis Z l,-sz
eol=-2o6 -hsn p-ocss5.ss 10 -g=I lz7 rs
GCe 3 two - three tines. the ~zrsr szl5-
ls7s 5-szr-s alive VIII zsz<-z-s Ii l=as-
th-s--orrs k1-s zl-l-s=1-S, so1e x Eisez-
seS- n ls1--E- -z.1se their appearzzce- al
=-ue tA-o1z-n- 70 TIE sSs-s- he El.cls
s>SRS -=2l3e6 re q zzrr zZIes Tas sol
tss. su-sE5s rts Pool vi-h - s--1zze II
u5rsz. tie F4S1rs lozssy Ezz On tis Ezzl-
~ to Fzxlr k5zse-E. tai SEz-r. a
@s; the ruhbs--l.soz5z-- BeIcosEss ~
ny <ste, nz5e Ep EAa=xszze p5-zure-
s1Ngs. to- the eo1z7oi o1r s1oEzs1r dzz-
slxyss3 over Ia -i5ozxs ~ lis ugzicaz--
VIE tie pole ta-y s-srpsG AID oa hzs
-sA-1- oCz 5.1lzss - Ggwn-f th=F II
Ear q ersEr sza-leAs. ,--Izu5z5 As-rl--ss
ss=s Sc-= h--e Fssos of Ezsh vs-s
sGD~- - thszr- % ccs vEh ..sT zr-zz-
z5s-i. w-z-hss. and ssG,-l1-- zzss .czz ~ fsSa
insS s,ar=sss. vs. z1Esed E5.k tie r.
E-c. las sH4-ls- 01S sooxed "a sE=zr
s-eECu~ selioc- O1s fei1o~- about Bex
tre- I1-<- VIZ vazkz- up 70 -hz iessilz-
--ocEG Er1 the water vSel he exzzh-
= zs1z-sz ef G-srnsr zzeh lr- 5zS-
t-1lzG hin L us odd 70 Sse t5@
f-i-A-ensi lSok via Ehs.h lie szEizle6 %.
q The wzF, erN5=c-ir sxpeezzz- 20 Ioss
lzll< yzr1 cE kls tai h.ssars lie cpCl6 e.
fec- hSs rsrrSa-- Ii s shs-r 6ssszccaS Fe--
z--AEs -@-- ILL., Ezr-- lie lES- Fsl.aa- / NzAS
<eoEl Azcecsr- il En1eh the vxze- Ezs y
wE- 50 oas eSclG hez- Il f1r c1-pEgze
i1.nerS1on- yet even ksrs ssz= -azle ALE5-
E&tSr<- Th= Fzsl- -s3i E.e these 1-z-ss
xs-e Ee-T zEEsrgCs II the -v-< 4-az
tfassa CT rzs1sE Zils u tts wesz The
EoGzA q -ks pi-lee- 81 sz1rasEs zTz5z1z-
-cr - H15eh tie F1kr zi gwen the
rae 81 -lLor Sssss5- Ny Lcrs 1Iaz.-l
eer>r eh-TsS; tse ekl - cone ozk AS
Ea1ke,s r7u1.1 Iae ped xzs sfsEz Eaz-s
he az win hss ksa6 1bsTe Ez-e-- Iz1z-JE-
able 4s lSe sl< ~hich sSszsf hare --
1k=z hz aG- scr his sad sarzzs sTzs
uAiea z-z.esrsd 80 1EzEz they seezed &c
tzzs sEGS The F1kE szs8 k- vas Tsrr
s-Es AID ia1g=-u1=. szd sz lecs- s<=1zT
es N i=zSa
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
9. Z aHaE the 6eest #sasesphlsal
and Commercial Center

had With
A Touring
arc s~rzte
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
FlynNIT TIUEE

Aud can saitzbly furnish tie 6nes,
ho,sSs or most humble claim slSilIy.
They ai>a aaEdie-
Bent County register., 1888-09-29

People ofss1 esupsa;a o. ks-a tinG
fFun 1A-1l sendenry % gr1~i b<z. :
Geora dz<key the eth<r day Sid sSes-
he- Sod z1ea times <ilcs ~zs fo<1- Ecrx
q d,y xzE s-ezl u Night .AE. ki-ss.I II
3q1 sz-dly Ezke \ halt-
Bent County register., 1888-09-29

Cs1ii Of s-ve1- He-1z~ ksiz-r 5-o1szzt ii--z
t1.e 5nxwlzr-reoca- Es- h-z-i 5z-siss-
rossr- Scr=an sruzz eazlsz Ca5-d II zlto-
-a1. hArs xsy tscs washed zz-A SILL
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
LAMAR
Colorado.

.u- situated & r. r r, so niles us H.
Corsi, ne from Pavblo. xaII., =, ~
Ar=nsa river skrtsd sith timber Al Lamar Ye.
Bent County register., 1888-09-29
LAMAR THE CHIEF Mail
and Freight Distributing Point

n aas s0e eS
Storin<
Valley.
above nanedptn
]"
AZ IRON -.
s-se- -'7- -- sae- a. -es for > ~.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29
THE BACCALAUREATE.
ABSTRACT OF PRESIDENT eRAlNERD's
9ERMQN ASH SUNDAY

Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst
after righteousness; tor they shall be filled.
Matt. ", s.
With the advance of civilization the
means of satisfying human wants have
been greatly multiplied; but it may be
questioned whether the actual enjoyment
of life has increased in the same proper
ton. Ii is in vain that the table is load
ed with the choicest viands if we come to
the feast with no sense of hunger or
thirst. There is, certainly, at the pres
ent time much dissatisfaction with life in
all classes of society. Even among men
of culture and wealth we find a preva-
lence of uneasiness and discomfort. Thou
sands are seriously debating the question
whether life is worth living. Men are
today repeating the experience of the
preacher, the son of David, who after
seeing all the works that are done under
the sun, exclaimed, "behold all is vanity
and veXation of spirit"
What will cure the world of its unrest!
Hear the words of the Master: BLESSED
are they which do hunger and thirst after
righteousness, for they shall be filed
God surely intended when he created the
human soul that it should find deep joy
in the activities of life; and when it hun
gers and thirsts after that which is high
est it finds that joy. When its energies
are called forth in work worthy of its
powers, it takes the keenest pleasure in
that work. Most of the unhappiness of
human life arises from the fact that its
energies are not put forth in the right di-
rection. We live most intensely, when
there is some worthy object TO which we
are thoroughly devoted, which absorbs
our thought, our time, our strength. We
must feel enthusiasm for something, or
life is shorn of delight. To love is to
live. TO love ardently that which is no.
blest and best-God and our fellowmen-
is to attain to perfect life.
Opposed to this are certain false ideals
of life. One is that ease and wealth,
freedom from care and from the necessity
of work, furnish sure guarantee OF hap
piness. But in the stagnant pools OF
idleness are bred moral pestilence and
ennui. Another false ideal OF life is
found in the notion that the pursuit OF
intellectual culture affords us the keenesl
enjoyment. But culture pursued for its
own sake is but refined form OF sell
fishness. Any soul that is self-centered
| is lost. No abiding sense of satisfaction
bors chiefly for his own advancement, ev'
en- though he aim at the most exalted
type of self-cuture. Bacon's greatness
consisted in that he taught philosophers
to devote all the powers of the human
reason to the work of improving the con
ditions of human life-instead Of aiming
simply to raise the mind to certain idea
heights of wisdom.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29

AT Fort Gaines, Ca, "A six-year-old
colored girl choked her infant sister TO
death because she did not want to take
care of her.
-Gentleman-"If you will get my coat
done by Saturday shall be for ever in
debted to you" Tailor-"Oh, if that's
your game, it won't be done."-CTeXas
Siftings.
AS means of abating the tramp nui-
sance the authorities of Long Branch, n.
j., have procured Il supply of chains with
shackles and 40-pound iron balls, with
which they will equip wandering beggars
and set them to work on the streets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29
TERRIBLE FOREwARNINGS.

Cough in the morning, hurried or diff
cult breathing, raising phlegm, tightness
in the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness
in the evening or sweats at night, all or
any of these things are the first stages Of
consumption. Acker's English Cough
Remedy cW cure these fearful symp-
toms, and is sold under a positive guar
antee by
HANAFORD'S PARK DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29
What a Time

People formerly had, trying to swallow
the old-fashioned pill with its film OF
magnesia vainly Disgusting its bitter
ness and what contrast to Ayers
Pills, that have been we'll called "med-
icated sugar plums" the only fear be-
ing that patients may be tempted into
taking too many at dose. But the
directions are plain and should be
strictly followed.
J. T. Teller, NJ. D., of Chittenango,
n. Y, expresses exactly what hundreds
have written at greater length. He
says: layers Cathartic Pills are highly
appreciated. They are perfect in form
and coating, and their effects are all
that the most careful physician could
desire. They have supplanted all the
Pills formerly popular here, and I think
it must be long before any other can
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your pills get
full value for their money"
"Safe, pleasant, and certain in
their action" is the concise testimony
OF Dr. George E. Walker, of Martins
vile, Virginia.
ayers Pills outsell all similar prep
arations. The public having once used
them, will have no others. - Berry,
Venable g. Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by Dr. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11

THE Press Of the State seems
70 be pretty we'll divided os
the subject Of the Blair Bill. Some
designate it as republican boone.
rang, which, when set in motion, will
be used by the sruy Of northern
school teachers who, it is expected
will oyerrun the soath like a fight
of locusts, at the expense of the
government, to stir up dissensions
among the negroes OF the south, and
organize Republican dubs, and 9th.
erwise dsmDralizc the solid ranks OF
the southern democracy. !: is fur
ther claimed that the State Of Ark.
ansas is amply able to take care of
her own educational affairs, and EN-.
phaticsl,y protest against beiUg on
tered on the list @ paupers.
Others, without regard to conse-
qucnces, just so the appropriations
contemplated in the bill is made and
the money divided "ut. are loudly
clamorous for its passage, and will
1 ing to fold their hands aud let the
government run the whole machine.
Looking over the report Of the
County Examiner, for 1887, we find
there were 2.SO0 children Of school
age in this, Mississippi county; and
that nearly $4,000 was raised and
expended for their education, bu,
only $40 out of the 2809 attended
school. The amount of money paid
out to teachers was sufficient to give
each pupil over three months tuition
bat only 848 saw proper to avail
themselves of the benest of this free
public school fund. What is true
Of Mississipp county, in this regard
will apply to large majority of the
counties of the state. Now, tie
question comes up, will the passag,
Of the Blair Bill and copseqaen,
increase Of teachers salary and long
er terms Of school secure a .corres
ponding increase in the attendance
of pupils without a supplementary
bill making the attendance compul
sory2 When we have decided :hi
question to our satisfaction, we viii
be in a better condition to pass up
on the Blair Bill.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE.

A silver lining to every cloud
With the short dull days of early
winter come the cherry holidays and
Vick's beautiful annual, and 10!
spring already appears not far dis
tant We can almost see the green
ing grass and the blooming flowers.
In the way of Catalogue, Vick's Flo
raj Guide is unequaled in artistic sp.
peerance, and the edition OF each
year that appears simply perfect, is
surpassed the next. New, beautiful
engravings, and three colored plates
of flowers, vegetables and grain, are
features Of the issue for 1883. Its
lavender tinted cover, with original
designs Of most pleasing elects, will
ensure 1t a prominent place in the
household and Library. 1t is in
itself trest.sc on horticulture, and
is adapted to the wants of all whe
are interestedi in the garden or hosse
plants. ], describes the rarest flow,
ers and the choicest vegetables. II
you want to know anything ahou,
the garden, see Viok,s Floral Guide
price only 10 cents, Including Ger
ti6cstc good for 10 cents worth o:
seeds. Published by James Vick
SeedSman, Rochester, n. Y.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11

years. am responsible to my Max,
er whether | commit the act with g
dose Of stryohnine in ten minutes
time, or with alcohol in ten years
time. The result is the same in o.,
ther case. 1t is suicide.
Yes I have the power to drink
myself to death. Is that freedom !
l have the power to kill my neigh
Dor, to burn, to rob, to pillage. Am
l free to do either? ! am Just as
free to commit one crime as another.
If have not the innate goodness OF
heart sufficient to restrain me from
the commission of these crimes, the
law steps in ard says / shall not
commit them. In this case, sup.
pose l am robbed of nv freedom.
Yes Just as much as l would be when
the same law says l shall not put the
bottle to my neighbor's mouth.
Consistency! thou art & jewell
[Gayoso Democrat.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11
HALLS.

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years
Doctors pronounced it local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure it
with local treatment pronounced it
incurable, Science has proven Ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitutions
al treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tional cure now on the market. 1t
is taken internally in doses from 10
to teaSpoonsul. 1t acts directly
upon the blood and mucus surfaces
of the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circular and testi.
monials. Address,
F. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, @.
~ Sold by Druggists, IS cts.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11
WE make room for the address O

We make room for the address OF
the Executive Committee appointed
by the recent Immigration Conven-
tiops and ask careful perusal Of the
same ny tn. people Of MSsisslppi
county. 1t WAS little unfortunate
that our county was not represented
at that convention. but as the oppor.
tuni,y is still open to secure all the
benefits that this move conteinplates,
it is hoped that the citizens Of Mis-
sissippi county will take hold of tn.
matter, organize all Immigration bu-
reau, advertise their rich aud pro-
ductive soR, and reap some of the
advantages that is sure to inure to
the state in general, by a wise aud
systematic advertisement of the nat
ural advantages and resources Of our
State.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-11
Freedom.

What is freedom? Is it a right
l haze to injure my ueighbory Am
| free to make my neighbor a
pa'per, starve his family, and clothe
them in rags? Is that freedom?
own Il house. l, is mine. ] have
no right to set FIRE to it and burn it
down. ! conld do it. But the law
says ] must not. am not free to
do it. ! am possessed of lie. have
the power to take it, but ! am not
free to do it. ! have no right to
fling my soul back into the face of
my Maker. The act is crimiual.
/ have no right to put an end to my
life with a dose of arsenic, or with a
bare bodkin. There is no difference
between the suicidal act, whether ]
kill myself in an hour, or in ten