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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
A Horrible Inheritan 90.

The etransmisslon Of the fearful ffscts
Of contagious blood poison 10 tho most
horrible Inheritance which any man
can leave % his innocent posterity, but
n can bs certainly mitigsted aud Ia tie
majority of c.ses. prsvenied by the
uss Of the antld0ts which Nature fur.
nishes, ami which is found la the rene
az known all over the world as swifts
bpecifc commonly called -. y. b.
MrJ.H brown. OF Hornsllsyills, NY,
Writes Three years ! suffered with
this horrible q sease bwif. bpeclno
cured mo completely"
Prof Eiwin DaAT, 2Ss X end Of NY,
writes ''swlfrs spscirc cured mo
Of q fearful ease OF Hood Pois0n"
DIR. B v. Wingfisld. of the Soldier's
Home, Richmond, Va, writes "swtfrs
rpsclhc cured mo OF . severe case Of
Blood Poison"
u. w. X. briggs, brooklyn, N. y
writes 81 Was . p.rfsct wreck from
BLOOD Poison. Bwifts hpscinc restored
health ani hope, ana am well today"
&. W. Lsngnlli, Savannah. Ca I
suffered long with Blood PoisOa. tried
bwifts Sysclfc and am perfectly well
a. w. nuelL of Powers Hotel, Koch.
ester. n. Y, writes III 10 the best blood
remedy on earth. Icursi myself with
t. recommended n n friend and 10
maio him we'll"
Mr.. y l.. stanton, of the fnithvilie,
CDa) News, writes that a friend was
afflicted with q case Of Hood Poison,
and two bottles Of 4. n n. effected o
complete cure
Treatise on Dlooi and skin D.ssases
mailed free THE hwITr SPrciTIc Co,
Drawer u Atla1tA, Ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
what Has Made the Money.

Have you stopped TO inquire Just whA,
has made The money In farming for the
las, year or twoi IL would perhaps be
easier 20 tell what has not made money
FOR in the latter category are 10 be To-
eludet our two grestest staples, wheat
AMI beef IL IL the lesser staples that
have paid-hOgs, Fat sheep, potatoes,
beans. poultry, eggs, and many OF the SIN
smaller sources OF income on the farm.
Corn has been . source ofpront TO those
who have hsd that grain for sale, and es'
nseislly the few who can now place IL on
me market; bat the many farmers who
have boughi it and FED it to cattle have no
very cheerful remarks 20 make on this
score. The average In smaller products,
however. has not been bad and 90 nov
forgts that the farmer who makes money
every year-and there are those who do
Is the one who always has some OF these
smaller prodaets for sale.-Sationa
stocknsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
The First Robin.

There were half dozen men 10 Girls.
void street toDsc;o sore yesterday, when
one OF the numDer asked
"Auy OF you seen jim Blank lstsyf"
No one had.
swell, It's time Tor him 10 show 40 with
his frs. spring robin. Hes always the
nrst man 10 see one. All there he IL
across the street. Now, gents, III bet ~
that the nrst thing he says on entering the
store, n you'll call him over, is that he saw
q robin this morning."
"IIl take that betl' exclaimed three or
four at once, and the money was soon pat
up.
One OF the crowd opened the door and
whistled 10 Jim 20 come over, and ~ he
entered the door the inquiry was shouted
at him;
"Eh. jim. did you see ths, runa~ay"
"Gentismen,- replied the man, as he
looked ffom one 10 the other, III saw Q rob-
In this morning-,he frst OF the season !"
The money Was handed over. and few
minutes later the winner aud Jim met In
the City Hall 10 divide 10 and plan Q raid
on some other plsce."-Dstrolt Rrss Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

when I began using Elys Cream Balm
my catarrh va. so bAd hai headache the
whole time ani dlschArgsi large amount
OF alihy m,t,er. That hA almost entirely
disappeared ani have not had he.iaehe
since j. II SDmmsr., Stephney, Com.
Ithsnk GDi that you ever Invented such
q medicine fJr cs,,rrh. have sufirei Tor
I've years 90 could not lie down for weeks
tina Since have been using Eys
Cream Balm I eau rcst-Pfsnk l.. Bur
leigh, Farmington, y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Working of Real Estate Boom.

Working OF Real Estate Boom.
First T. ,sterner-"I guess you remember
me. We met la Lbs Angeles.
Second E,siernsf-"I remember you
perfectly. YOa ars the gooi angel who
.oli q corner lot on which male . small
fortune. sold that lot f1r $4,000 lou
know only paid yoa 5000 for H."
YES, AMI a. you an 80 well, don't
mind cOnfssslng that nearly al that ESQ.,
OOO was clear proni. bought that lot foF
. couple of hundred dollars. Dy the way,
what became OF the nan you sold u tor
"rhe last heard OF hin be Was In TIE
smshouse."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
What dellgh,fal d,y flr stealing away

What ellghifel DAY f1r stealing away
10 TIE purling brook. sni there, In dainty
little boat, rocking ulisr the shaiow OF q
Dig tree. - drop lin-, ani lsi the i,h nib.
Die q, the bait fincy weaves plciur'
e.qle fabric N We vaich TIE sanoeims
dancing upon the w,yelets, Ani listen .
the oranchc. .lghng in the sumner breeze.
The name ofthe hotel usaAlly folio this
description. bat we're not doing mach free
advertising toi,Y. Too warm, you kaoW.
~. \. Exptcss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
PnU., Pnui IrcniSo PnE.

SYNProNs-M dstarci intense i:ehing
and singing, most ~ night; worse by
scratching. Ifsllowed % cOutiuue tnmors
form, which often bleei sni ulcersie, be-
coming very sore. Sw,rNEs OINTMENT
stop. the itching sni bleeding. heals al.
csrs,lon, ani Ia most cases removes the
tam)rs. A. druggists, or by mall. for 20
cents. DR.. Ssayne 4 son, Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

o,.oyn Al. Coan of frOoais hsli Al
P.fi.. sithin All for ne Coan'i ol VA"N' "
- ar Tass Ia of tane, A - -, -, a..
.ukSnIHR sNIFT. kinintetrNt1f OF -
..S.i., - Flsy,l o. gichsr,is adAs tfAhA -.
- of FaFis. IN ssd Coanty, dee.s y, .s. -
......rts.i as srcuant % stm nlsuAbea " W
l.,-.,T 80 ,,sssa.st fbr sllgsAncst -
OapEaHD, nat ne std AdmlnI so s,st
. M .-,.oas tatsrssisd by eaasins eoky sl ~, -.
erssf ~ b gatiishsd sests tsess,s -,
c.s.,,s p-mocrst printed a. Paris. that tnsk - -
49,, "a !. Probsts COart % b held a. Ihs
s..d cosnty % ths tArd ruesday o. yay 80,
!, s'ciSCs ia ths fofenoon shf sh0t eA.ss
tesy hsvs shy the sane shoad aos ,,.. ss Is,..-
.,.......v .f,-H. Z. DAVIS. kesistsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

"L)ok here" said an iniIgnant Austin
tenant ~ hi. landlord. ";hers IL cat In
the cl..ern oithl, house you rented 20 ne"
"is IL deaif'
"Il looks like H."
"Then II will no, disturb you snT a.
night, 50 I will have % raise yOur rent fyo
dollars on that AccOuni."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

"slr." roAred man oct In Nebraska,
striilng up - . neigh5or, "Sir. you are =
usr" III smi' exclaimed Tue A,IOnlshed
neighbor Glow 90 you knos ! ami'
Because know IL, because have founi
IL out" GLOW long have you been living
hereff "Six weeks" Selghb0r tranquil
ly noiilng his head "Oal well, proo,oly
you 30 know 10 then dlin't thlnk you
h,d been In town so long" There Was no
nght.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

The ca,srpillsrs are proving great pests
In the town OF Lincoln. Many trees have
their leaves entirely eaten on, and some
houses In the village are 30 covered that
passing In and out IL decidedly disagree
able 10 those psople who object ~ cater.
pillars on their collars. A crew OF forty
men engaged In cutting poplsrs near there
were driven out OF the woods, and one
train few days ago had hard work TO get
through or over body OF them moving on
20 fresh grounds.-Msine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

Those farmers who held back their po-
tstoes in the early spring, hoping for =
tremendous rise, have got badly leit. Oa
Saturday last, We were told OF farmer In
the upper part OF this county. who last
spriug Was offered ninety cents . bushel
for his potatoes a. they lay In his cellar,
bat refused 10. Now he Offers three hund.
red bushels al n'ty cents . bushel, with no
takers. People seem slow TO learn that
the best time 10 sell thing Is when . fair
price Is offered for iL-MAine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
DYsPErsIA

Makes the live. OF many people miserable,
ani often lead. % self destruction. We
know OF no remeiy for dyspepsI, more sue
ce-sfal than Iooi's Slrs,pirillA IL acts
gently. yet surely .ni ,ill ilenily, tones the
stomach sni otter organs, removes the
falnt f-ellug. eres,es good appetite. cures
heaische, Ani reirsshss q hardened nini.
Give Hoois S,rsaparills fair trial. li
will DO YOU good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

-.,.,,,, -. C,ur of Proo.ts, heh al
s.t ..,tsi. al fsf the County n OhiSfd, %
- IA. "a rves.isy % Jans. a. ID. l>,s.
RTNJAMiN Y. TUELL. 49, v....
.I-i,Isfrstsr on ths estate % Ala u hesee'
I - .-,.,sr IN salf Coanty decsssel. haN-
- ,,e.sotrf hls aCcount ol Admnsusue"
- s.s.ts al .aii deceA-ed fOr slossnee
oEpERTD, ThAi said Adminisuaief tss 49,. .s,.
a, III r~rssns iatsrsstet oy esasinE coy ol y.
-. Z, - naeli.h~f three weeks saccessNeiy In
| 80 ONToHD DEaoCksr, Ptiated a 80 - -.
80 nv may sppear a. Couu oi rSs... -. ~
/ 80 Al Paris. IN aid Coanty, en ~ 49,. 80.
- al .ho. caass, u ssy thsy have ~hJ 'oe
'N-N a. n. SAVAGE. setting Jadse.
A trss sopy-ArrSsfi II. 4 pA'is'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
no WOMAN

IL beautiful with bal skin. covered with
plmples. freckles, moth or tan. have
been asked many time. what will remove
these dn.lghily bleml.he. No face paints
or powder. will rem mDVe them, A. they are
caused by Impure blood. TIE only sure
rene ~ have ever sc ep Is Sulphur Bliirs,
sni In huaircd. OF cs.es | have nerve
known them - iall-E iliress Fashion Ga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

cheap and durable nlier may be made
A. follows A barrel or small hogshesd
may De taken aud its bottom perforsted
with auger holes. Then fiu the lower
half win coarse pebbles over which place
q layer OF 1ne ones, aud on these pat
layer OF clean coarse sand. 0a the top OF
this . piece OF burnt clay should be placed.
and over this . stratum OF well.burnt
pounded charcoal three or four inches
thick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

The ine.tim.ble value OF Ayers Sirssps-
rills - blooi.purinsr should be known 10
every wife aBi mother. IL oorrrcts lrreg.
ularilies. glys tone ani strength 20 tha
vital organs, and eleanses the system of all
Impurities. The bcst family medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

A nan . hundred years old went 10 have
. pair OF shoes made. The shopkeeper
suggested that he might not live n wear
them out when the old man rsiortei that he
commenced this one hundred years good
deal stronger than be dld the last one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

"Ablgsil' wants 10 know what 7. the
best way % rid . room Of dies. CD Into
the next room ani try % read, Abigail
they'll follow you, every last butllng,
crawling, tickling beggN OF EN-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

..,s,pn 80 Coaft of frobAie, bell Al
" .t -, - ar ne Coanty OF oktofa'
-. a.. tpfrt II ,.isv of June, A. ID. lss,. So.
IENTEi CKDOkEE. eaAIdss .t.,
lrvins nllor cilli .nd he.f ~ as.,s p,,te.
..,., NJ. =, ,ousi of sarii.asaip of SAD ~Hd
s.,,srss. thal ne al o's.riiaa eve nes..s o.
A.. - t.@rssns interested ~ cAusias ~
- -. '--.f.t 1, - rahlishci throe scsks sue.
es..f,.ly in NJ Osf0fd psinoefAi. pf.hSet -
30. that thsy nay spPeL a. -
- Coart. D. bs hsli AZ fAfi., "a ~ ~ 80 -.
~. az Ialf Bs1L Al nine oNiecA IN - -.
. aal =, - 49,. s,ass N AnJ thsy have, why 1A'
80 shoud aoi BE- silessd. -. --.t.. a..
Atr,s eopy-Aitesti n. 4. DAVIS hes''ss''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Hoods SarsapanMa

Combines. IN a manner peculiar 10 Itself, tho
best blood-pufifying and strengthening rene
dies q the vegetable Kingdom. You vill ind
this wonderful remedy effective where other
Medicines have failed. Ty IL nos. II Will
purity your blooi. regulate the digestion,
and give new NE and ,igof 10 The entire body.
"IIoods slTsapanlla did mo great good.
was tired out from ovcrwOrk, and lt toned
me up" Mis-. q. T.. SIMMONS, Cohoes, y. y.
IA suffered three years from blood poison.
I took IIood's sarsapaTlila and think am
cured" MHs. NJ j. DAVIS, BfoCkpOTt, y. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

oXVDgD. s.i-At Coaft 81 ft.e. ft..a..ist 80
p.rt. .Hhin aad tofthe toantl oiNs'e''sN-
trfrt rss.far 81 June. A. ID. l-s-. $50,
TE RAEgETr. AdnlaisfA.of 80 80 - . y. y,
.rrsssi 90 30 estate oi Etnand ~.
Il..-.sri4 IN sall 1anty, aoceAscis LNhs W,
.t IA. .,.,,IIIt of inin istrAiioa oi ne eaaAie
"A 80 isc.s-si Coz sllesanc.i .-...,.. -.
Orisrs,i. Thst re sAii Ataisisu , -. -. -
sotios ~ al pefsons laists i,.s.,, th,.. w.~s
.s.ssll...l,.ly 10 tAs Oaioft p~mosr.i pilhls
1s.st. th.f thsY maY appesr a. fre9ss s,-t' -,
- - - Al Pars. "a M hlrd IacslAl " @ sel
-. . tb~r ave, whT tn sane sA0ah no'
~ suossd. .v.aN .-tt,x rafse
=. trnr r.ur-Ailfsi- ~. =. nANl.l hesu.t.I'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical agricultural tor
tcs Il solictesi. Address all Communications
INTENDED Zoe this department to A0niCtL
rVNAL kDfrOR. OxFOKD DGsOcRAt. PANS, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

. go Court q PROBATE bell Al
49, .Itfin "a 90 the CountF ~ ottord' oa
- ftir,i Tursfar a Jaue. A. D. ~.
NnsFs = MuTLTlN, Adm nlsIainf % w
$40 of Josh Mkssns lAs oi uHA.' -
e.---f ~ .fniuistratloa u the estate OF sshi
t,-s.rs.i. thaI ~ AT Adnlaf ave net,oe -
~ psfsnas .ntsfesis-i ~ esl..ls - I..is n,
AZ. O f5rd pem1rfst pftatsi A. Fens, ~ ,,
=, .rp.Nr at frobsis Cpaft - - hs.l - =,
Pafts N sal losniy, % N. 49, N - ~ n.
10 m ssy lssy have shJ ne s-me sho4il A''
- aii1scd. -,ax .sfi,, JuAss
A Grus eopy .aItsst III C bA'is'Nss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

A AGsorgis farmer hs. made $500 from
quarter of 40 acre OF eucamhers. 10 say
nothing OF what the doctors have made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

Tomato vines disposed to grow too
thick should be cut and trimmed accord
ingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

Newly set fruit trees should have the
ground about them kept clean and mel
low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

oxt,Dun. a. Aa C,urt % PrebAis hsii a.
FsTis. stt.a knf f1f ~ aaN oi ohiari' %
80 tk ~ TusstaF - Ians. a o. iss~
XII AWE-Tu 4. TtrCuhn. namst ttsfuuih
IL = esrtsIa lasiransat purlofiirg o. - ne "a.
WI sni Testamsat ~ ksinef tu.aml 80
- ksrIns Fre.rntrt thn sans 90 urulaie
CrfrrsaI That ~ sAi ltccufuA ave no
-. h su rsrsaus laisrssisd ~ causihs copl
q thls order ID - Fsolshed dthfes 80
d, Il. a. Osf.rl nsmssfat nssslapsf pftnis,i
II r.rts. in al runtr, hat thsy nay apfsN
/ /. rrohais Coaft 70 o. held 20 Pans, % ~ taun
rI-esiaY o. JliY neu - osaaf. IN "a 49,, 49,
or-au asa shas rknss, n aay thsf have snl -
- fnsfrlrnfnt shsud a1t - proved sppfeft .
s-f ai1ued - ths at WI All tesAnen' "
al dsoeasci. ...... --..-. -.
At,.. eopy -Ausstt N. 4. DAVIS. Rsgistsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Purifes the Blood

Ilood's sanapariIla Is characterized by
three pccullariies 1t, the e0p'biRafi0H u
remedial agents %, the proportion 81, tho
proosss q securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result i a medicine % unusual
strength. cfectlng cures hitherto unknown.
seud for to0k containing additional evidence.
"IIoods Sarsalafllla tones up my system
puflfcs my blood. sharTens my alreiite, and
seems tO make NE over" j. Il. THOMPSON,
Register q Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"IIo0fs sarsapariila beats an others and
4 worth ~ weight iu gold" I. nARnINOTOs,
In Rank street. New York City.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-01-28
EucxIen's Ara;ca SaIye.

The Bcs: SaIve in the world Cor Cats,
Bruises. Sores, u."crs. Salt Rheum,
Fever sores. letter, Cilapped Hands.
ChIlbiai;s, Corns. and all skin Erup-
tions,'and positively cures Piles. or 40
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, Or monev refun led.
Price % cents per box. For sa!e by
Bennett IL Horsman: also by Cmich Il
(hafec. Bartlett.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-01-28
Il fancied MANY things

II 1ancted many things
"They are worlds like ours" said the u
a "Some Of them less; many of them a
million times greater; and some Of the least
sparkles that you see are not only worlds,
but whole clusters Of worlds turning about
each other in the midst of space. We do not
know what there may be in any of them;
perhaps the answer to all our difficulties or
the cure Of all our sufferinss: and yet we can
never reach them; not all the skill Of the
craftest Of men can ft out a ship for the
nearest Of these u neighbors, nor would the
life Of the most aged suffice for such a four
ney. When Q great battle has been lost or a
dear friend Is dead, when We are hipped or in
high spirits, there they are ~unweariedlys shin.
ing overhead. We may stand down here, a
whole army OF Us together, and shout until
we break our hearts, and not a whisper
reaches them. We may climb the high
est mountains and we are no nearer
them. All ws can do Is to stand down
here In the garden and take of our
hats; the starshine lights upon our heads, and
where mine Is a little bald, I dare say YOU
can see It glisten In the darkness. The noun.
tain and the mouse. That Is like to be all we
shall ever have to do with Arcturus or Aide
baran. Can you apply a rarablew he added,
laying his hand upon Wills shoulder. at is
not the same thing as a reason, but usually
vastly more convincing
Will hung his head a little, and then raised
it once more to heaven. The stars seemed to
expand and emit a sharper %brilliancy; and as
he kept turning his eyes higher aud higher
they seemed to increase in multitude under
his gaze.
II see" he said, turning to the young man,
are in q rat trap"
Something Of that size. Did you ever see
q squirrel turning in a cage, and another
squirrel sitting p~hilosophically over his nutsl
l needn't ask you which of them looked more
of a fuolM
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-01-28

From that day forward Win was full Of
new hopes and longings. Something kept
Juggling ut his heart strings; the running
water carried his desires along with it as ne
dreamed over its feetlng surface; the wind,
as 1t ran over innumerable tree tops, hailed
him with encouraging words; branches beck
oned downward; the open road, as it
shouldered round the angles and went turn
ing and vanishing fast and faster down the
valley, tortured him with its solicitations.
be spent long whites on the emincnce, look
ing down the rivershed and abroad on the
tat lowlands, and watched the clouds that
travelled forth upon the sluggish wind and
trailed their purple shadows on the plain: or
he would finger by the waysids, and follow
the carriages with his eyes Is they ratified
downward by heriver. It did not matter
what it was; everything that went that way,
were it cloud or carriage, bird or brown
water In the, stream, be felt his heart flow
out after 1t In an ecstasy Of longing.
We are told by men Of science that all The
ventures. OF mariners on the sea, all that
countermarching OF tribes and races that
confounds old history with its dust and rumor,
sprang from nothing more abstruse than the
laws Of supply and demand, and a certain
natural instinct for cheap rat;ons. To any
one thinking deeply, this will seem q dull
and pitiful explanation. The tribes that
came swarmins out of the north aud east, II
they were indeed pressed onward from b.
n1n by others, were drawn at tho same time
oy the magnetic influence Of the south and
vest. Tho fame Of other lands had reached
them; the name of tho eternal city rang in
tnear ears; they were not colonists, but Pill
91'ms; tney travelled towards wine and gold
n~rN rnH~@IS-- lA 1883
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
Bracia, pomnijcie ma Jhicago i ma
przys'ege ~asZa!
Wiki w WISCONSlNlE.

Wiki w WISCONSlNIE.
w ok"ltry Dodge, m'ejscowosci
tyiko mil ~ Cd Winony odleg'eJ,
grasuja teraz wiki do tego stop
mia, le nawet "a dnia bia}ego mo
jest bezpiecznem wstapic do boru
bez broni. w tych dnlach dzieci
nirjakiegos PaImcrlee, w'ac"ja d"
domu, n~apndniete zostaty przez will
XII bli,ko rzeki Trempele"u. Far
mero-i Hunt po&urfy wiki jedncj
nocy szesG owiec. Wiki "a dnia
wychodza re swych kryj6wck j
przerazliwie wyja. Snieg pokrywa
siemie ma 90 cali i barlzo jest
miekki, wiec zwierzeta tylko z
wielka trudnosria NIGGA przecho-
die 2 jedaego miejsca ma druglc.
SCRANTON, 9 stycznia.-
Wielki mistrz p o W d crly y, jak
mniema jego lekarz DR.. Alle n,
powraca do zdrowia, lecz zawsze
~ieszcze jest bardzo siaby ME vol.
no mu wizyt PREY mowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
" stauie Michigan zostafo II

W stanie Michigan zostaio
chwalone lrAwo poaczas o%statnleJ
sesyi legisIatury, moca kthrego po-
iecie "a Zone dziewczyny mioIszej
iak l6 lat uwnz mem JEST "a zhr"d-
MA NJ mo togo prawn Srnn"n Cnl-
Inns bog,ty kupiec W East Saginaw
Mich. posIubh be- wj"dzv rodzi
COW IA letnia Jozrfe Buschncl.
Collins z1kochawsZy sic Jozefi-
ME, a ME mogac uzyskac zezwole.-
MIA rodzmow, %sprowadzif ia do
suojej st"stry i tuta] ja zaslubif
Pc slubie mtoJa ,,ara udala sic
do rodzicow panny mtndvj ola o
debrania bt go>tawiehst"a; "a
Mast togo ~usIy-z"li zaA"chun1
krzyk, Il starry Bushnell udaf sic
do sledziego k.znt CoIlinsu are
sztowuc. MIody maIzonek. zamiast
miDdowyuh mics ecy, bedz'e mnsl'I
prawd>no 'nbnie pare lat odsledzicc
" wiezIeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
}|sSN ~gatA4taN{&a2A
u BREMCND, TEX.

Il BREMCND ID, TEX.
A czy wieeie, Bracia mill,
! Zesmy salon olworzyl'?-
SwieAe piwo zawszo many
VAN nalewa6 SIG staramy.
Bremond sfynie juz Z Polak6w,
Prze-zio dwie5rio jest rodakow,
Co Wiaruso pi'a zirowie
Niechaj kaidy Polak powie.
C>y ni,prawda, zcm jest &wawy,
Cho6 ni.mlody i kulawy;
Pan B artul La sam MECH powic,
Ze mo piwk o duje zdrowie.
Przyzna mi TO czfowiek kazdy,
vUaty Bremond powie zuwdy,
Gale mlasto, ukolica,
Best Beer IL kochnnowicza.
l wodeczka jest ~najlcpsza,
Lepszy nigdy .luz nam ME trza,
I cygary jnk konary,
MECH to powie mtody, starry,
Ebjdzci lie, bracia, do salonu,
Bede ralem w do zgonu,
q iednym zdtugim,zc wszystkimi,
u Polakami Brcmondsklmi,
Hura! Niechai B"emond stynie
w Amer klnski k%ralnic,
Jak RI, be isIc moe rodak6w,
HBrymund belzlc kicdysk rak6w.
!. 7. A0cAuuvulc-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12
PHILADELPHIA. Zmowa ma

kolei trivia bcz przerwy. M miej-
see strajkujacych przysz}o do 500
Wforhow, ktorzy wszetzie raja SIG
"a nizsxa Gene. ably przez to robot
nika amerynuhsklego usuna6. Piet-
nascie tyslecy g6rnikdw w pcwie
Gle SchuyIg II, zap'zestato praco-
wac z powodu znizenia ceny o 5
procent ma TOME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-12

Posiada i o~bs}ugu)o $500 nil
do~konple urzadz"nej kole' iel"z-
nej W Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota i Dakota.
Jest to najlepiej hieromona ko
lei micdzy 'nssYsthiemi gfowneni
p,nuktnmi nd IStnocnym Zachodzic,
Piuduiomym Wschodzie 4 DaleAtm
Zachodzie.
Pc may, p'any jazdy; ceny
tykietow f,ach.u zgtosic s'q do
ugenta najbliz4zej stacy kole'
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE i ST.
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| do CHICAGO MILWAUk EE 4
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