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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19
From Our Town Correspondents.

BARTON LANDING.-Mrs. job Guild died
December 10 of typhoid pneumonia, after
brief illness. - X. @. Parker has bar
gained for Philander Guilds buildings in
this village.
DUXBURY,-Charles A. Russell of the
steamer Mary Groh," Lake Michigan, is
at home visiting his parents. A. A.
Lewis reports an increased quantity of Jelly
and boiled cider made at his mill this sea-
son. He is soon to put in an engine and
buhr-stone mill for grinding feed.
CoRNTH CORNER. William White
is quite ill and is partially insane. r.
III. Streeter has sold his farm to David
Ward. - Sarah Fellows school is some
what broken up by the mumps. -
Thursday morning of last week at eight
low zero.
RoCHEsTER.-Ada Smith is dress-making
in Campbell, Martin & Allbee's block.
- Rev. b M. Tillotson of Woodstock
spoke at the Universalist church last Sun
day. - G. l., Chaffee has sold the Pol
lard house to Mrs. Jane Emerson for $3.50,
- Colonel Albert Clarke of Rutland
was in town one day last week
SHARoN.--Rev. Thomas Teller of West
ford will preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at half-past one o'clock.
Mr.. Teller will also give an address on
Wednesday evening, December 26, on " Rea-
sons Why l Left the Roman Catholic
Church" - There will be Christmas
tree at the Congregational church. All are
invited.
MoRaAN.-Alvy Joy is clerking for A. p,
Cobb. - Henry Wilder is tending stock
at 1. @. Taylor's. - Mrs. l.. p. Brooks
issuifering from quinsy sore. - George
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19

people Of Montpelier the very popular play,
Uncle Toms Cabin" OF course every
body wants to see Uncle Tom and Topsy.
Don't forget the matinee Tuesday after
noon, especially for the children. Popular
prices,
A FINE display of Christmas goods at the
drugstore Of j. V. Babcocl1 who is daily
receiving new goods and willnot be out
done either in goods or prices. The stock
includes toilet and fancy articles Of all de-
scriptions; also lot of choice perfumery.
Unusually low prices are made on cut
glass goods
THE New York Herdtd has reached the
topmost round on the journalistic ladder
1t is a news-paper from the word go. Its re-
porters not only get all the local, foreign
and domestic news aflOat, but they dish it
up in the raciest and most unique style. In
politics it is Independent, and its editorial
comments are always crisp spicy and to the
point.
SEND to F. p. Shumway, Jr., Boston,
Mass, for a free sample copy of the Cot
tdqe Hearth, beautiful illustrated mag
azine, and so realize what an extraordinary
offer we are making when we offer to send
both the Cottdge Hearth and the VERMONT
WATCHMAN for a full year for only $3.50,
when the price of The Cottage Hearth alone
is S1.50 year.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY guarantee to pay the cash
surrender value of each policy in cash, at
the end of ten years and at the end of each
period of five years thereafter, at the option
of the policy-holder. Cash values and paid
up insurance in case of lapse endorsed on
each policy. For further information call
on or address j. r. Seaver, district agent,
No. ~ State street, Montpelier, Vt.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY issues life-rate endowment
policies at the old life-rate premium. An
nual cash distributions are paid upon all
policies. Every policy has indorsed thereon
the cash surrender and pad-up insurance
values to which the insured is entitled by
the Massachusetts, statute. Pamphlets
rates and values for any age sent on appli-
cation to James E. Curran Montpelier, gen.
eral agent for Vermont
"KENT COUNTY, Michigan, December 13,
1SSS.-Jr. o. W. IngerSoH' DEAR SIR used
the paint got of you last summer and it
looks and does frst-rate. shall use no other
in the future. | used some of the Detroit
paint at the same time, and it looks worse
than if / had not painted at ALL 1t faded
out and streaked as though soft soap had
run over it. Respectfully, A. ID. Chesebro." "
See advertisement of Patrons Paint Works
on second page.-Editor.
GEORGE A. ATNswoRTH. Williamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs ana
sewing-machines. Barre headquarters, Per
ley Chandlers jewelry-store. He has the
agency for the White sewing-machine. OF
which j. G. Griggs of Waterbury, VT, says
"I have sold the White machine for the
past six years and have never yet had a
customer who failed to pronounce it the
best in use. On over four hundred ma
chimes which l have sold during that time,
all of which are fully warranted. l have
been called upon to pay out less than five
dollars for repairs"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19
Business and Amusement
Announcements.
CHRISTMAS books at Longs.

CHRISTMAS books at Longs.
Go to Webster's for plush boxes, etc.
CHRISTMAS slippers of all kinds at Abra-
ham Longs
THE celebrated johnson yarn, best quail
ity, at Wheatey's.
CLoTHE your feet at Shipman's Old Re-
liable" shoe-store.
PERFUMERY and all kinds of toilet articles
at Blakely's drugstore.
SLAUGHTER in plush tolet-sets, albums
and books at Slayton's.
SMoKING-JACKETs and blankets for dress
ing-gowns at Farwell's
SEE Widers advertisement of Christmas
goods in another column.
DIR. c. C. WAKEFIELD will treat the sick
at the Pavilion every Wednesday.
So the story runs; you haven't had the
half. Continued at Towner & Sons.
RIcKsEcKER s perfumery and toilet waters
at Bixby's drugstore are liquid elegance.
MEMS double breasted gray overcoats, to
close at $500. Sizes Sc to "A. Adams.
L. P. GLEASON & Co. are showing the
latest novelties in materials for fancy work.
NOVELTIES and staple goods in jewelry
and silver-ware are the stock in trade at
Stones cornerstone.
AT the Mead store a striking line of jew
elry is always in stock, and is now espe-
cially valuable for the Christmas trade.
PEOPLE desiring a good paint for build
ings, at low price, are referred to the ad-
vertsement of the Patrons Paint Works.
Toy CRADLES, bedsteads and tables for
the girls, and rocking horses and sleds for
the boys, in great variety at Towner & Sons.
LIBRARY and hall lamps at Webster's.
BOYS and girls tramping snow-shoes at
Abraham Longs.
LADIES and gentlemen's underwear, AS
cents, at Wheatleys.
CHRISTMAS slippers and large variety Of
winter footwear at Shipman's
ELEGANT par,or sets, easy-chars and a
full line of lounges at Towner & Sons.
THE largest stock and the lowest prices
ever seen in gold pens at III. Il. Slayton's.
CHILDREY's fur sets and odd muffs, a
nice assortment, 81 20 to $500, at Adams.
NOVELTIES at Blakelys drugstore are
japanese birds, bronzes, and basket-ware.
L. p, GLEASON & Co. are receiving this
week the latest novelties in ladies garments.
THE assortment of neck-wear, handker-
chiefs, gloves, etc, etc, at Farwell's can't
be beat.
FINE bronzes and brasses in piano lamps
and other decorative articles at Longs
bookstore.
AT Bixby's drugstore under the big
japanese umbrella you will find the finest
of toilet articles for Christmas presents.
p. LADIES' and gentlemen's gold watches,
and silver-ware, solid and in triple extra
plate are specialtes at the Mead jewelry-
store.
LADIES' and gentlemen's gold watches,
diamond rings, moonstones, garnets, opals
and pearls in rings and pins, and oxydized
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19
Magazines and Papers.
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City Weeklics.
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-12-19

After January the price of American Garden
with this paper will be 1880
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-30
rna rnrr worrn n,nrksta -.

BUTTKR. 2Oe22Ic per d creamery $50.
COTTOS-SGSk.
COFFEE-Rio, Fair 1so; prime 20ci choice
ZIG; fa5cy &c; Laguyra I9c; Java 291ic; cold
Oh Rio Csc; rea Berry &c
OEEE9E-Tbe better gr56es Grd Ohio 'aStcrJ
lrGl9HC: full cream twins l5c.
OARBAGE-Northern, per crate, 81 60
CANNED GOODs-Prioes peg dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 10; peaches, standard,
Bg, 81 go; 5 rs g Sc seconds. rs, 81 Isl BE
81 25; strawberries, z Is II IS; blacSberrles
81 So; green cages 3; raspbeTries, 2 10, 81 65i
green peas 81 10Sl 80; tomatoes. standard,
2 DIS 81 10; seconds, rs s.; bs s. ioi
D 90a95c; Bs$l 1851 go; 1t. VT, 2 81 2
DIS 8; sslmon,l D 81 1922 IS Sardines, As,
s6 IS per 1OOi imported Sl2 50el5 ooi imported,
rs, SIS 0O62i 90; Esgle condensed milk S. %.
DRY GOODS-Price list OF fall and winter.
Bleached Cottons-Best Ont, 60; Berkshire,
6Ke; Black Rock, Ike; Cumberland, 51c; Cedar
ElIeston. Ike; Forest Mills, 7c; Fruit OF the
Loom sxc; Gem of the Spindle, 7Hc; Gilt
Edge. &c; Glad Tidlngs, 7c; Great Falls. &c /;
Lily Of the Valley, SC; LonsdaIe, sHc; Ne Plus
Ultra Cambria, SIC; Snow White, Ike.
Cotton Checks-Black Warrior, Ike Caro-
lima. 7hci Georgia, &c; 0ttoway; 6hci EiVer
Hickory Stripes-Hamilton, lOc; Extrs Stout,
lOc; Rock River, s1ic; Amoskeag, LOG; Uncas-
Vile, Ike; Eagle, 6Hc.
Denims-Haymsker.s Sc; Uncasville, lie: Ev-
eTett, 14Hc; Warren, 41<c; Greenbriar, lO1Sc
TIckings-Amoskeag A O a, l4c; Arasapha,
Ginghsms-Amosbeag Staples, 7hci Bates
Staples, Ike; Caledonia Staples, Ike; Grey
lock Novelties, I0c1I; Warrick Dress Styles
SIC; Champion Dress styles, Ike; Mikado
Dress Styles, Ike; Advance Dress styles, IIc;
OhantinY Dress Styles, SC; Glenn Falls Dress
Styles, SHc;Warsaw Dress styles, 7Hci Whites
Fancy, Ike; PerIan. Ike.
Oolored carnbrics-Garner roIIeo oHc; s. Sla-
ter Sons, So; Rossnore fiat Sc; Broadway 90:
Kentucky Jeans-Dakota l6c; BerHey 1Sc;
Beaver Valley 22Kc; Kluyver &c; Queen City
251Lc; Alliance SAKE; Hope $50; Foxcraft 25c;
Laurel Glen 2TXc; Texas Chief Is; Superior
doeskin SOC; GLAND FIX; bennington zoe.
Repellants-Forbea, 42Hc; Bedford. 5Sc, Or
lAndo. CSC; Robinson, blue, brown and wine,
CSC; waldo black, 43c; Waldo gold, 4sc; ASH
land blue, SOC; Puritan gold. 471c; Hibernia
| black. 45ci liberals gold, 47xo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-30
THE MARTIN-BR0WN CO.,
CORNER NIAIyEAND' F'OURTHi STREETS.
Che Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods H0BG in Fort WORTH
there De hsrpers with their hsrps, and

there De hsrpers with their hsrps, and
trumpeters with their trumpets?
No! Nc! No! There will be shud-
der, IS though calamity had happened.
Standing on heavens bsttlement, q
wstcbmsn will see something shoot past,
with fiery downfall snd Shrek "Wan-
deTing stsr-ior whom is reserved the
blackness OF darkness forever!n
But sa1dC--Tet is the closing Of Wo-
mans lie - has been
woRsHIPFUL OF woRLDLINRss,
all the weslth OF liietime's opportunity
wasted. What tragedy A woman on
her dying pillow, thinking of what she
might have done for God and humanity,
and yet having done nothing! Compare
her demise with that Of Harriet Newell,
reviewing her lifetime sacrifices
for the REDEMPTION of India; OF the
last hours OF Elizabeth Hervey, having
exchanged her bright New England
home sOr a life at Bombay amid
stolid heathenism, that she might
illumine 1t, saying in her last moments;
"Ii this is the dark valley, it has not q
dark spot in it; all is light, light" or
the exit OF Mrs. Lsnnox, falling under
sudden disease st Smyrna, breathing out
her soul with the LAST words: ooh, how
happy" or the departure of Mrs. Sarah
D. ComstoCB, spending her life for the
salvation of Burmah, giving up her
children that they might come home to
America to be educated, and saying as
she kissed them goodbye, never to see
them sgRin: 40 Jesus, l DO this for
Thee" or the going Of 10000 good
women, who in less resounding sphere S
have lived not for themselves, but for
God and the allevistion of human suffer
ing. That was brilliant scene when, in
1885, in the campaign for the capture of
Ronda, Queen Elizabeth of CASTLE, on
horseback, side by side with King Ferdi-
nsnd, rode out to review the
troops. As she in bright armor
rode along the lines Of the
Spanish host, and waved her jeweled
hand to the warriors, and ever and anon
uttered words of cheer to the worn veter-
ans who, far away from their homes, were
riskiDg their lives for the kingdom, it was
8 spectacle that ilIumines history. But
more glorious will be the scene when that
consecrated Christian woman crowned in
heaven shall review the souls that on
earth she clothed and fed and medicined
and evangelical, and then introdncedintO
the ranks celestial As on the white horse
of victory side by side with the King this
Queen unto God forever shall ride past
the lines of those in whose salvation she
bore part, the scene will surpsss any
thing ever witnessed on earth in the life
OF Joan OF Arc, or Penelope, or SemiIa-
mis-, or Aspssia, OF Marianne, or Msrga
ret of Anjou. Ride on, victor!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-30

DAIVT YOUR BUGGY for ONE DOLLAI
$%S:S$ S.
Ah warranted T Fort gHa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
GkUCHA CISZA.
Buffalo, 10 Sierpnia

buffalo, IL olerpnlh.
Kochany Ma)sterku! Zeby ME
Wiarus, to by sic Mkt ME dowie-
dziat, co sic to dzieje w tych pol
skich p~arafach w Ameryce.
Oh, ME masz to, .jak tn ma
SEEN miescie Buffalo. Tu mieso
bez gnatow, sledzie beg soil. Wszyst-
ko idzie jak 2 piatka, cicho, jak w
areszcie, u .jak 4aba z bfoto feb
wy.knie, to ia bee! kamienjem i
znowu idzie good business i Iudzis-
ko sobie tylko pokiwaja giovanni.
Raj pc raz tylko mas rozor.
vie koncept pana S.-To raz chce,
&eby dzieci plzaiy traktaty o szko-
lie, zeby cieleta pisafy o dobroci
cieleciny, to znow chcc postawiG
.jakis polsko amerykahsl<i panteon
ola osiawionych luuzi.-Siysza}em,
re Icek SIisz juz swoje biogratie
poslali.
Kraia IN o TEN rome pogfos.
Xxi; pomiqdzv innemi Ia, re pan
SudowSki rowAchat sic Z Pincerto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
TELEGRAM.
Chicago. 20 wrzesnia, SO,

C0lCuOO, ~ NlLSSlllt, 90
Nasz ukochany Qjciec IN spe
Zy}}a wraz Z ks. Wiktorem Woj-
ciechowa, modla sic, ably 2 wrzes-
MIA Pan Bog 0) sic zlitowaf i re
s}a} blizzard" do ,,scheffield Gar
den" gdzie ma sic odbyt piknik
polskieh towarzystw (masohsko-zy-
dowsko luterskich) Praktyczne ~
XII sa obowiazane spiewaG przez ca
~ tydzien t. j. cd g. Sierpnia do
2 Wrzesnia.
Kr6lu Boze Abrahama
w Tobie moe i dobrot sauna,
Wejrzyj ma masohskie plemie,
Zeslej piorun nj ma ziemie.
(Nota bene 2 wrzesnia o punkt
IL. do Sheffield Garden)
Poczciwy Tomasz z pod Sill
szowa bierze czynny udzia} W tych
mod}ach i zakrapia sic bezustannie
Burbonem al do skutku.
Flora.
P. S. Observation-Disclosures
niki bezwyznam6wcy, cudzofozniki
klikowcy Ode capo ad finem t.
p.) gFoszq &c c. L. 7omcio dc Bwbom
.S1fs. c.takadcmM 9 m%seechnicy sac. Nj
cGut ~ KraAouic, ME TAXI glupi jak
vyglada. Now n. p. re argumen-
ta korespondentdw Wiarusa So wy
ssane 2 palca, = racya: pseudo
Redaktor Ropid}a o lyle wyzej
stoi, re jego argumenta W ktore
sam ME wicrzy wyssane 81 Z bu-
telki albo 4 kuila.
M}odsza corka Flory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Szybki aWans.

Kodak nasz Jan Sherman W
Chicago mmnowany zostat W jed
nym dniu sicrznntem i zastepuja'
Gym po@rucznikicm w stacy poll
cyjncj PREY West Chicago Ave.
Pan sherman byi dotad klcrklcm
Ii ,edzicgo lIbcrharftn. Dotad pc
wnie Jcszcze nigdy mic hyio, ably
obywatci k.ory dotad ME peinit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
West BAY City
Tej Brewing 60.
POszukiwanie.

Cies!a Jan Nepomucen SO
chalski, cd 4 micsiecy W A.
MERGE przebywa.iqcy a obec-
ME Wlnonie pracuiqcy, po-
szukuje swo.iego po]brata Pio-
ira Buczkowskiego 2 kruswi-
cy. Ktory dawniel mlai bye W
Chicago.
PoszukiwanJ albo kto inny
znalacy jego adres, niechaj be.
die laskaw podac 60 redak.
torowi Wmusa II. Derdow.
sklemu, cor. End d. Carimona
Str, Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

ne maggie wejscie czupki, ktdry
wyrzek}szy predko: ,,azebys mnie
ME posadza}", Z szybkoscia bfyska-
wicy uderzy} mnie W twarz.
Gdym sic zerwa}, podskoczy}
don p. J~anuszewski, Shiny, barely
sty mezczyzna iwyciaf go W szcze-
Ike tax, lie az Czupka sic zatoczyf'
,,Gdzie cie spotkam, to CT dam to
samo", grozi1 Czurka i z TENN s}o-
wami zniknq}.
Pan Januszewski ME konten-
towa} sic tym jednym policzklem,
dowiedziawszy sic, re ME dostalis-
my dolara, kt6ry Czupka wy}u-
dill cd niego jakoby ma Ognasko,
chcia1 mu sprawit porzadna }aznie
zaraz ma miejscu. Ledwo zdo}alis-
my go wstrzymac cd tego. Pan
Lubowicki ME chcac robic W
swoim domu awantur, ia uwazajac
sposdb ukarania }ajdaka kogos
"a niezgodny z pojeciami honoru.
Jasnem mnie by}o to iedno,
lie Czupka msci} sic ma mnie, ME
"a posadzenie o denuncyacye - o
ME. Kazdemu znajacemu Czupke,
smiesznem sic wprost wyda twier-
dzenie, re on sic moze gems OBJ
razit, ma to trzeba mice chloe Cd
robine honoru. A honor i Czupka
So to diva pojecia, kt6re sic wzajem
wykluczaja. Msci} sic ma mnie "a
to, DO widzia}. re MIN pogardzam,
re wiecej ME bedzie mic mogf
,,naclagnat."
Gniewa1o MIG, re Czupka
chwalif sic pred tym owym,
re uderzy} mnie W twarz "a Job
raze jego honoru," postanowlfem
naplut mu W twarz, gdziekolwiek
badz go spotkam, chcac W ten spo-
sob okazac, jak cenie jego honor.
Pc up}ywie pewnego czasu
spotkalem go u y. B~udzyhskiej.
Traf chcia} zem tego dnia miaf
PREY sobie revolver. Podszed}szy
dol blizko, pluna}em. Czupka
chciaI sic rzucic, wtedym wyja}
revolver. - Strza} pad}, wywo-
}any jedynie konwalsyjnem miota-
MEM sic Czupki i sz%arpaniem
mnie "a reke.
Absurdem re st1ony Polaka "
Ameryce jest twierdzenie, ZEN stree
lii do Czupki z zamiarem zabicia
go. Gdyby talk by}o W istocie, kaz-
den przyzna, re odlegfosci dwoch
krok6w, mogfbym go traffic bardzo
}atwo.
Smutne zaiste, bardzo smutne,
re czfowiek talk wysokich zdolnosci
umys1owych bez zadnej moralnej
wartosci jak Czupka, uchodzac "a
cz}owieka postepowego, a krzewl-
ciela oswiaty i tolerancyi, szkodzl
tylko naszej partly postepowej ma
kazdym kroku, paralizujac jej
czynnosci.
Z szacunkiem
" m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Kto madrzejszy
NAPOLEON
PER Il

TAX pytam sic was, ku-
m%otrze, kt6remu Z tych dw6ch me-
zdw Pan Bog wiscej wlat oleju do
banki?
= Ba, zeby to ia wiedzia},
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo o
N%apoleonie to zen s}yszaf re
to ten sam, GO to nasz general
Dabrowski pod MIN vojowa4.
"A wiec powiem eli, re Pc
rentka to bohater cd kopyta, ma
wszystkie boki kuty, ktorego buty
i robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
cham!
Jezeli o tym nova, to Ma.
polcon ami sic omy1 do niego co
do rozumu, DO W leciutkich kama
>zach postal Francuz6w w mo
,kicwskie mrozy i sniegl, gdzie
nieboraki pomarzly i padafy jak
muchy, a PEREUTKA juz zaw-
czasu zaopatruje wiarusdw i ich
tamilie W obuwie ma ZINE.
= Racya, re ten PEREUT-
hA to diabelnIe madra gfowa;
warto Soble zapi>aG jcgo adres -
ely wlecie gdzic on m~ie>zka?
= Ado 10 ME? Wszak w ma
Sym winomskim WIARUSIE 60
tydzicl stoi:
FIR. PEREUTKA
HANDEL BUTOW
cor. 4M & Carinona
10 douu Oh. Kubaka, o6ok
p~olshiego ho$c'ota Wnoaae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
UR0DZAJE W DAK0CIE.

(List okolicy, wybranej przez
delegat6w ostatniego Sejmu Zwiaz-
ku Mar, Pol, do rodaka naszego
W Minneapolis,)
Crystal Springs, D. I.
p sierpnia 1887.
Drogi Zlomku! Sprzet bedzie-
my tn mieli nadzwyczaj pomyslny!
Ten farmer, W ktorego prsobywam,
%spodziewa sic zebra6 80 buszli
p%szenicy z akra. Dnia II b. m.
mielismy 3ekki mroz, lecz ME wy
rzadzif szkody. w tel okolicy wszsl-
hie zboze wszelkie ogrodowizny i
okopo Hizny wydadza plon jaknaj-
pomyslniej sly.
KtO by sic chcia} tn osiedlic,
MECH przybedzie sobie teraz obej-
rec pola, ~ pewnoscia co ola
sjebie wybierze, DO wszystko neci
bujnoscia i ohfitoscia.
Obecnie many tn dose wiel-
kie upaty t. d.
H.. Syiatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
sfutby, natychmiast byf posunie-
tym ma sierzanta.
PodS}uchane W CHICAGO.

PodS4uchane W Chicago.
0jciec Albertus. = Vital, vital,
szanowny prezydencie! Coz pocz-
niemi teraz tenn Towarzy-
stwem? Wiesz ty CO! Nigdy ME
mysla}em, zeby to byd}o by}o
take rozumne, IL sic tax rych}o
ma naszej spekulacyi pozna}o.
Prez. B. K. p. = b wszystko
g@upstwo, dam sobie z MIN rade,
majac takiego protektora jak Wy,
Dobrodzieju. Zreszta jak bedziemy
mieli juz kieszenie peFne, powiemy:
dajcie nam spok6j, ma astromonii
sic ME %znacie, i basta.
0jciec Albertus. = A opinia
publiczna?
PREF. B. 4. p. = Co dbam o
opiuia, gdy kieszeh pe}na; z reszta
cd czegoz trzymacie tego Slisza?-
Kaze mu dobrodziej napisac W
Ropidle: ME warta emigracya pol
ska poswieceh oko}o tejze dobra
duchowiehstwa i prawdziwych jak
n. p. niby ia patryotdw -
wszystko bedzie all righ. Co
prawda to juz q dobrodzieja KEEP
SKI businessman. Gdyby ME ia. o..
Ojciec Albertus. - Cicho, pre-
zesie, moze mas kto pods}uchac,
djabli ME spa - juz tax boje
sic w}asnego c%ienia, - ia niby to
rozumiem, re ty mi dobrze ~
czysz, no ale i ty zawsze cos obliz-
niesz Z tego. Masz juz i talk diva
hauzy.
Pre-. j. B. - Ale co tam do
brodziej wygaduje! = Gdyby mnie
brak}o, to ME wien, czyby ME
jedna sprawka wysz4a ma jaw, ale
przeciez ia konstabel polski, -
MECH tylko kto gebe otworzy, to
zaraz go sekrestuje, albo znajde ma
niego kruczek. Wiesz co dobrodzie-
ju ME masz co ma p%okrzepienie
ducha W haszce?
Ojciec 1lbertus: Wieszl przecit
re temperenc jestem, re oprdc'
w6dki mic ME pije.
Pre-. j, B. - O jua to widse
karmazyn m6wi wszystko, ale trza
bysie poradziG naszego doktora
co ma te piekna czerwona barw'
zrobiG.
Ojciec Albertus: Milczysz ty
lysoniu, coz ty sobie myslisz, Il
Z kim mowisz! jak mi ~jeszcze IA.
wspomniesz, to ci....
Pre-. j. B. - E niechno 81
%dobrodziej uspokoi ME mysla}en
tax zle; Z reszta ia sic ma grama
tyce ME znam, co innego dobro
dziejaszek.
Ojciec Albertus. = No plies
czv ME, DO jak ME, to ia ma two.
je zdrowie edo siebie) zebys pek
}ysoniu! Brr. jak dolary kocham-
re dobra brende ma ten Week :
widzisz to cd niego ten }adunek
PREF. B. - Teraz MUSIC ju
isc, godzina 6sma, o wp6f do 6
mann pomowit Z tym co to do
brodziej = wzgledem tel loteryi
zeby tego ten,....
Ojciec Albertus. = Dobrze, do
brze DEF pysia 1yson'u, tylko o
str6znie wychodz! zamykajac u
MIN drzwi (do siebie). = Zeby c
kosci kto tam pogruchota}. Ju
mi koscia w gardle stoi z tob
sp6}ka.
Flora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

KRUSZKA Milwaukee pi-
z w swoim kukuryku, powodowa-
ny zazdroscia, re ME Hieronim
Derdowski, lecz Cenzor Zwiqzku
Mar. Polskiego kupi} Wiarusa. 10
respondent jego s}yszal gdzie dzwo-
MIA, lecz ME vie w jakim koSciele.
Cenzor by} tylko swiadkiem prey
t~ransakcyi, zaproszony przez re-
daktora Warusu, ably mu dopo-
mog} dopilnowat zawi}ych W ma
Sym Stanie formalnoSci prawnych.
DO Minneapolis Dcrdowslli mig
dy imrusa ME przcnicsie; mia}
dotqd dobrze Winonie, vice j
nadal pragnie tn pozostac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
I BlOSBIkGi pa.

Chocia& w tenn mo2c
Mo hqdzie szyku,
Jednak chce movie
o tym pikn'ku,
Co tam ktos W boru
Byt be- homoru
Ol6a sie prnsne