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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
PEACCIE IA WIARUBA!
Parafi pOIskiej W La
Crosse. Wis.

Wielebny ks. %proboszcz Lud-
wik Katuza, doty, hczasowy pro-
boszcz par"tii polskIeJ sw. KY
za " La Crosse, Wis, publ LuJe
mime ~zem nastepujare sprawozda-
mo rarhunkowe 0 dochodach WV
d"tkach wspomnianej gmjny Cd 20
grudnla 1857 +. do 3 wrzesnia
1888 l.,
l. DOCHOD.
Rect za szkote, kolekty
W koscieIc szkoIne 524.o8
10 sprzoluzy losow lote.
ryJnych 145.2O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
II GaIicyi.

w M eek Gil
n ianach pozar ~zniszczyf d. 80
l'pca II donow, oproe: z"budo-
wan gospod rsklch, n.petnionych
zblrami z pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06


twa, ktora porwa}a nastepnie
! ludnosc powiatu grybows&ie-
go j sorlicklego, a wszelk'e
zwracania uwagi re strony
wiadz rzadowych i autonomicz-
! nych nae odnosify po3qdanego
skutku. gdyz agenci iowa
rzystw przewoz"wych, widzqc
fatwowiernosc ludu wiejskiego
/ wiedzeni chec:a zysku Villas
nego, roznamietniali ciqgle Ii.
mysfy wfoscim zludnemi n4.
dziejami szczesliwego bytu W
Ameryce, i lynn sposobem wy.
rodzlli dzisiejszy stan nienatu.
ralnego ruchu emigracy)nego
mledzy naszymi w1oscianami,
Siowakami i Rumunami.
Agenc! ME cofali sic pred
zadnemi niecnemi srodkami,
prowadzili ciqgna korespor-
eye mledzy ludnosciq wiejska
1m'enlem przebywajacych juz
w'osciar tutejszych w Amery-
ce (listy pisane jedrym cha
rakterem i jednym i tymsa.
mym atramentem przysy}ali
nawet p'eniadze w zlocie :ch
lm'enlem z ,,kraJu obiecanego",
powodowali takae czesto 20
wrot wielu w~ioscian . Anne
ryk', kt6rych zazwyczaj zaopa.
trywali W pieniadze, i kt6rzy
znowu do Ameryki powracali,
w skutek tego zyskali zu-
pefna Ware i Z%aufanie posrod
tatwowlerneJ Iudnosci wie)-
skiej.
Powsci9ganie ludnoSci przez
w}adze cd wychodztwa napo-
tvkafo ciag]e ma jej niezado-
wolenle i niedowierzanie, tu-
Ozone przez przebieglych a.
gentow, a gdy wreszcie skie-
rowano uwage ma rzeczonych
agentow przez ciagle i liczne
przeclaganie ich do odpowie-
dzialnosci, wowczas ustua a.
gitacya zamie@aia sc w listo-
wa pc "a granic kraju, pr2y-
brawszy w ostatnim czasie ma.
wet ceche zbrodpi; szajka bo-
wlem agentow, niepokojona w
S vel czynnosci agitacXjGej W
cafej Ga]icyl przez wladze, o.
sladfa ma punkcie granicznym
W Oswieclmie: lecz zaledwie
2gromadzlla sic i roztoczyta
sieci, wpadla zaraz W rece
sprawiedliwosci ku ogolnemu.
Zadowoleniu.
Jest faktem, Re cd 20 lip
ca b. r., t. j. cd c'lwili, kie,
dy w}adze dokonaiy zamknie-
ella ajencyi W Oswiecinie, emf
gracya ludu z Galicyi zu-
peflie ustaia. Jak ona by}a
wlelka, dada poiecie nastepu-
lace cyfry autentycZne: ostat
n'emi easy bywafy dnie, lie
codziennie przechodzilo ma O.
swiecim $50 do 200 wychoda-
cow przez rece sanej ajencyl
hamburskiej. L~udzle-mowia
naoczni acknowledgements
Ii jakby Z pod ziemi i szedt
transport "a transporter. Re
talk by1o, many dobre a ME.
podejrzane o stronniczosG sw1a-
dectwo W ksiazce p. Herza,
W ktorej ten2e z%apisywaf kaz-
diego emlgranta. jaki ~przeszedt
przez ajency4 hanbursk4. OtoA
W ksiqzce tel wykazano, ae
tego roku przeszlo do Amery.
XII przez tejedna ajencye 1000
osob.
Dodoajmy do tel wielbiej
cyfry jeszcze cyfre wychoaz-
COW, kt6rzy przeszli przez a.
.jencye bremenska, dndaimy
dalej eyre tych, ktorych u
pruwadzIji pokatni k1usowni-
cy, a przekonany sic, na)lagod-
dniej liczac, lie W roku bie24.
nV1n n INInn yu cynco.,, ,,,,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
Zble1po. Podczas bury powie.

Zblevo. Podczas bury powie-
dzia}kowej, wracafo 8 kosnikow z
Bialochowka cd koszenia zboza.
Sill kupa z kosami ma ramieniu.
| 90 piorun uderzy1 W grenade,
re wszyscy ma ziemie padli, 7
zwolna przysz}o do sieble, 3 ma
m1ejscu zabitych. Byli to Sachni-
kowski i Walenty Szczodrowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
WlESCl
z Polskiej Ujczyzny,
Prusy POlskie.

Pelp1inie umarf W dniu IA
sierpnia S. p. Jan Nepomucen
Ryczakowicz, nauczyciel emeryt, w
76 roku zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

W Miko1ojkah pod Sztumem
umar} W dniu 16 sierpnia s. p.
Szrajber syn ksledza Szrajbra, =
Wieczny ~odpoczynek race mu dad
Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
m. postepowanie konkursowe OF

Wehero1po. Pisarz powiatowy
Grzegorz Schulz, katolik, zosta}
jednog}osnie przez rade miejska O.
brany rendantem kasy miejskiej,
W miejsce p. M%aerza, ktory zostaf
burmistrzem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
Ameryka.

q MILWAUKEE donosi OY-ef
BioIy, re DR.. B. Zarcin przyja}
posade superintendent szpita}u IL
r%aelickiego w Cincinnati przepro-
wadzi sic niebawem do tego mia
sta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

Pom i k X / ii S k e g
W L w c. Dawno juz komi-
tet rekodz'einy lwowski m, sIaf o
p"-tawicuiu pomnika kilnnskiemu.
k'linskl mie>zczanin i Szewc war-
szawski przyczynlt sic ME maio
do wypeazcnia Mo~kali q Warsza-
wy w +. 1898, poczem mianowany
putkownikicm wnlczyf d. cline W
p"wstanlu kosciu~zki. Mysl prey
.iefa sic odrazu. orp"ra"ye RE
miesInlcze p' spieszy'y re ztozenlrm
tunduszow, do ktorych i m'asto
Lwow d"rzucito sw6j gro~z. Wy
konun'e pomnika n%oruczono nan
mu arty Seize rzezb;nrzowi y. M; T.
kowskiemu. K'lihski przed>tuwlo-
ny bedzie stojac z mieczem W jed
mel Il sztandarem w drug'ei dfoni,
w k%ontuszu 2 r"gatywka ma gto-
vie. P"stac kliinskicgo mice be
dlie 4 me,ry, %po-tument s met
row. - D"kofa p"mnika zatozo"e
zostana piekne klaby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
PfACCIE IA

kOLEB IA NARODOWA.
PismO pOlSk.e ma Cor.
ny1l AZiaSk u w niebcZDie.
czenStWic!
PrOsi @ ponce POla-
kOw w Ameryce.
Cenzor CIR! giaszewskl
Ofiaruie pierwsze 10 do
larOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
OWOJOkS

NOWOJOkSKA wfadza ola
przybysz6w ma okretach z Europy
zamysla zaprowadzlcw Castle Gar
den nowy srodek zabezpieczenia
ngrynerdw" Cd wyzyskiwaczy. Chce
sauna objat straz mad p%akunIami
p1zybyszow i przekazywac je posi-
czeg6lnym kolejom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

RdroSenie tytoniu 4 cygar lie
sic dat" skarboNi p"h~twa odczuc.
Nletylko bnwIem k"nsumpcya W
stutnich cza-ach sic zmni"jszyta
do sknrbu panstna tego Z 6dia
mni'.j szy wp}> mai dochod, ale mad
to przemytn'ctwo cygar tytocin
TAX sic wzmogto, z" rad wldzl"l
sic spownjowanym %posterunki stra.
" tinansowej we wszystkich OBJ
wodach granicznvch wzmocnlc
Str;.Z tnunsuva otrzymn wkrotct
nowy ,egulamin stuzbowy. ktory m
pawo u&ycia broni z"stanie Ola
MEL rez>zerzone do -topnia PREY
siuguj;e,ego Sandarmeryi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
Razem:
IL.

Pensya ksledza
Pensya dla S"stry szk6I-
"ej, rs muzykq koscielna,
IN vino m.zalne, hostye i
b'cllzne koscvlna, .jnNo 'ez
wydatki dln zakrN
Proc"nta cd diag6w kos
cieInych
Pensyn polnzedniego dusz.
pastoral hs. FIR. Guzow.
skirgo
Materyni dla pIota
Inv swl"ce, srrzeLy szkol-
ne, repuacyo i t.. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

den nowy srodek zabezpieczenia
ngryner6w" Cd wyzyskiwaczy. Chce
sauna objat straz mad pakunSami
przybysz6w i przekazywat je posi-
czeg6lnym kolejom.
ZNANY LIST z NIEBA,
sprzedawany W Europe pc jarnar-
kach, z%nalazF droge take do Anne
ryki. Predykant %murzyn6w pod
Charlestown, w Po}udniowej Karo-
LIME, "a przepisywanie podobnego
listu dostaje ogromne sunny. List
ten ma broniG cd wszystklego zfe-
90, cd powietrza, g}odu ognia i
wojny a nawet cd ohoroby. - Zfo-
dziej, bedacy w posiadaniu takie-
60 listu, ME %potrzebuje sic lekat,
by go zdybano ma kradziezy.
KROLIK KOLEJOWY Croc-
ker, zmar}y n%iedawno W Kalifornii,
mimo swoich milion5w by} bardzo
nieszczesliwym cz}owiekiem. Cier-
pia} on juz cd dluzszego czasu ma
niestrawnosc, TAX il lekarze prze-
'pisali mu jake jedyne pozywienie
ospe. = Czy to ME szyderstwo To-
su-powiedzia} nies~czesliwy ten
cz}owiek kr6tko pred smiercia do
swego p%rzyiaciela = re da} mi
miliony i rownoczesn: e skazaf mnie,
abym jakbydlak jaki zar} ospe?
O USUWANIU obcych cia} 2
Okla, pisze pewien lekarz co haste
puje: Znajdowaf sic ma lokomoty-
vie, gdy odrobinka popio}u wpa-
dfa mu w oko j natvchmiast nogi
bol spowodowa}a. Usilowa} us2nac
jig przez tarcie reka, lecz to ME
skutkoN alto. Kierownik lokomotvwy
radzif mu, ably ME tart dotknietc-
90 Okla, lccz inne. Lekarz usiuchai
tel radyi po d}uaszcm tarciu liar
nko popiolu posunelo sic lu We
wnptmnemu kqtowi Okla, zkqd lat
wo MONA je byla posunqt. OdnoS-
! ny leharz cleScicj potcm uzywal to-
go sposobu, zapewnlajqc, 10 nigdy
ME doznat nicpowodzcnia, chyba
he obce ciaio byio tax ostrc, ac
wcrzneio sic W jablko Okla i tyiko
przez operacyq mogio bye u%sunic-
10.
w DULUTH. Mimi. zona ro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

Rnzem: SOIL
Btnn knsy So. So.
S~hcGesdly wygIedem dooh0
wydatt6w 4 d0kiadnem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

botnika polskiego Cajslaka poro-
dAl}a be- pomocy lekarza, czwora-
XII, dw6ch ch}orcow i diva dziew-
czeta. Wszystko czworo jest zdro-
we, ale bardzo male. Cajslakowa
juz dawniej a porodzi}a bliznic-
ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

POSZUKlWANIA ktcwnych LUX
znaiomych ME wyn szace Gala druku
na raz jeden so c., n%astepnie polows
Ola abonen,6w naprz6d platnych darmo
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

A big cave recently discovered in Vlr-
gnla is to be bought by capitalists. 1t
will be sold at Observation-Disclosures Free
Press.
Tho owner of Saratoga hotol pulled
through the season by borrowing 100000
from his walters. Noxt year they Will
probably own the house.
The value of the collection of postage
stamps recently exhibited in Boston IL
estimated at 100000. 1t contained many
rare groups that command fancy prices.
A Sunday school boy was asked by
tho superintendent If his father was a
Christian. 4" Yes, sir" he replied; "bui
he's not working at 1t much."-New York
World.
Mr. George Bancroft hopes to live loni
enough to complete his history of thu
Unted States down to the close o,
President Folks administration, and will
then stop
Tho uniform of tho Flambeau Club d
New York will consist of white cordur0
Norfolk jacket and knee-breeches, and rd
cloth officers fatigue cap with gold brah,
red belt and rcd leggings.
The centennial of the famous Bevory
bridge which connects Salem and Bevcrf,
Mass, Will bo celebrated Sept. "a Te
marvel OF engineering skin
T.. Marion Crawford, tho novelist is
thirty-four years Of age and a native of
italy. His father was the sculptor, Thomas
Crawford, and his mother sister of he
late sam Ward and Julia Ward Howe
John Il. Blair, the railway magnate Of
Blalrstown, N. j., Is SO years old, but las
as keen an eye In business as ever lie
built the first railroad from Cedar Raids
TO Gouncil Bluffs, Iowa, and Is the lagcst
individual stockholder In Chicago Nrth-
western.
Artist Elkin's widow got 50 600 dauages
from the Chicago saloon-heepcr who con-
tinued to sell her husband liquor lfter
being notified that he was intenpcratC ana
should not be allowed to have any lLuoE
1t is q wholesome application OF eaity.
New York Press.
Miss Cora Benneson, of Quincy, ILL.,,
who graduated with high honors a tho
| University of Michigan, receiving TIN de-
| gree of LII u. from tho same nsti-
| tuition and afterwaId travelled founi tht
! world, now holds a fellowship In Bryn
| Mawr College, Pennsylvania.
Cen. James C. Clarke, president q the
! Illinois Central Railroad, and formerly
| president of tho Chesapeake & ohlC
| Canal, denies tho published statemen that
| he will vote for Harrison, and ssys h'
| favoIs the reelection OF President Cleve
land. He expresses the hope that Col
| ii. Kyd Douglass VIII be cleced 10 Con
gress In the Sixth Maryland district
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
Democratic Hope of Michigan.


Judge Chipman, in speaking of the
possibility of Democratic success in
Michigan, said to Critic reporter this
morning that the situation was very
favorable for the Democratic party.
Michigan" said he, has never
been so we'll organized by the Demo-
Gratis as il is just now. General Dick
inson, who is one of the best organizers
in the Democratic party, says the State
is In better shape now than ever before.
Our chances are fighting good The Re-
publicans, if they hold the State, cannot
carry it by more than three or four
thousand plurality, and if we secure
her electoral vote for Cleveland and
Thurman it will be by about the same
plurality"
Judge Chapman said in calculating the
success of the Michigan Democrats the
prohibition element are to be consid-
cred. Both parties figure largely on
their majority on the possible strength of
the Prohibitionists. If the Prohibit
tionists," he continued, were in earnest
they would decide the result and force
the Republican party into liquidation.
They do not, as rule, vote their own
ticket, which is proved by the light
ness Of their vote compared to their num-
berS"
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
A LITTLE

So little made me glad, for was Young;
Flowers sunset, books, freTh or two,
Gray skies nth scanty sunshine piercing
through
How little made me glad when vas young
SO little makes me happy, now I'm old;
Your hand In mine, dear heart, here by the
Ere;
The Children grown unto our lpearts' deslIe-
How little keeps us happy when we're old.
And get, between the little then and now,
What worlds Of life, and thought and feeling
keen
What spiritual depths and heights un seen
All me between the little then and now
For little things seem mighty when we're
young;
Then we rush onward through the changing
years.
Testing the gamut OF ali smiles and tears,
Itl mighty things seen little; we are old
-lAlloe Wellington Rolll1s,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

We are authorized 90 state that there Is
no truth in the denial that President Glove
land has contributed ton thousand dollars
to the funds of the Democratic National
Committee. II was paid in the form of a
check, too.-New York Sun.
just as we supposed all the time. Mr..
Cleveland would hardly have sent the
money in n registered letter or rcmittcd
it by express. A check was just the
thing But what we fail to comprehend
is why any of the fool friends of the
President should undertake to deny that
hc made the contribution. 1t is not
for Mr.. Cleveland TO come out in the
newspapers and say whether he did or
did not contribute, because that would
be highly undignifed, and it's really
none of the public's business. Hence
the effort that was feebly inaugurated
to mako the country believe that he put
up nothing at all, simply places him
in an unpleasant attitude without any
means Of relief
If the Sun speaks by authority, how.
ever, as the phraseology of the paragraph
quoted would indicate, the question, il
there was ever any question about it,
may be considered settled.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

The House in Committee of the Whole
last evening, by vote of 26 TO ., agreed
that the bill granting pension to Mrs.
Sheridan be laid aside with re3om-
mendation that it pass; but Mr.. Ch,adlc
insisted on the point of no quorum, and
no action was had. The gentleman from
Indiana is going little too fast and too
far in this matter. The sentiment of
the House and of the country is in favor
of this just measure and there is little
question but what the old veterans to
a man would vote for IL if given a chance.
Even the 10000 Of his old comrades
whom Mr.. Cheadle wants to take out
of the almshouses," would no doubt
gladly see the Sheridan bill pass. II
stands in nobody's way except when Mr.
Cheadle chooses to obstruct legislation
by antagonizing it.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

TIE biggest Chinaman in Chicago,
financially, though the smallest physi-
cally, is Hip Lung, whose fortune is esti-
mated at 100000. Being man Of so
much consequence, according to the
worlds estimation Of consequence, it is
needless to say that there is no great out
cry at Chicago for Mr. Hip Lung return
to China lie is no longer an object of
terror on account of his cheap labor prin'
ciples, but a capitalist whose name on the
tax list looks just as well as anybody
lse's,
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

IGNATIUs DoNNELLY, who is running
for Governor of Minnesota, says that if
the Legislature next winter should in
sist upon thrusting the United States
Senatorship upon him, he would prob
ably accept. Mr.. Donnelly makes him
self clear on this point 1t is much
more comprehensive than his BacOnlan
cipher. But we would sooner bet that
Bacon wrote Shakespeare than that DON
nelly ever gets into the Senate from Min
nesota.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS 1886, ,740.o2.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR GRANITE PAVING
i Blocks. Office of the Commissioners, Dis
trict of Columbia, Washington. d. @ September
10, 1888. Sealed proposals will be received at
this oitice until IL O'Clock M, on saturday Sep
tember %, 1885, for furnishing SOC, 900 Granite
Paving Blocks. Blank forms of proposals and
specifications can be obtained at this Office,
toge her with all necessary information, and
bids on these forms only will be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
or parts of bids. WILLIAM b. WEBB, S r.
WHEATLEY, @. W. RAYMOND, Commission
ers, ID. Q. sep19-6t,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District of Columbia, Washington Septem-
Der IS, 1858. Sealed proposals will be re.
cclved at this Office until II o'clock, M, on
WEDNESDAY, September 26, 1888 for con-
structing two-story room school building,
fronting on Fifth street, between Virginia ave-
nue. and streets southeast onlots 10 and 49,
square S23
Blank forms of proposals and specifications
together with all necessary information, can be
obtained upon application therefor, at the Of
fee of the Inspector of Building of the District
of Columbia, and only bids upon these forms
will beconsidered
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. WIN. Il. WEBB,
SAM'L E. WIIEATLEY,
CHAS. w. RAYMOND.
SO 10'6t Commissioners D. G.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

don't think Providence had much of
anything to do with il. It's bad busI.
ness all around, and it will probably be
found that action upon the treaty. which
We were told few days ago had been
postponed was revived and precipitatcd
because Of the passage of an unfriendiy
bill while friendly negotiation was in
progress 1t might have been rejected
anyway, but this doesn't alter the fact
that the legislation just adopted left the
Emperor no alternative, comporting with
his own dignity and self respect, except
to refuse with very emphatic refusal,
any further discussion Of the treaty stip.
ulations proposed.
A more wanton and deliberate insult
by one government TO another, than the
passage of the exclusion bill by Con-
gress under the circumstances existinga at
the time Is not on record. 1t may be what
in common parlance is called good poll
tics"-the two great parties of the county
vieing with one another In catering to
prejudice--but unless weare greatly mis-
taken, It will prove in the long run to
have been mighty bad policy.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

The HARRISON MANAGERS are evidently
determined to make all the campaign
capital they can out Of Judge Thurman's
well-known antipathy to cigarettes, but
we hardly thought they would go SO far
as to swing banner across the Avenue
bearing the Sweetheart Cigarette" as its
legend.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

SINGULAR COINCIDENCE, wasn't II, that
on the very same day the news was re-
ceived nj the State Department of the
rejection of the Chinese treaty, the ex-
clusion bill was sent to the President for
his signature. Some folks might look
upon this timely relief of the Presidents
really embarrassing predicament as an
interposltion Of Providence. But we
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
ESPECIAL NoTICEl

WASHINGTON soHUETzEN vEREIN.
The AUTUAfNAL FESTIVAL Of the 18th and
18th instants has been postponed to MONDAY
and TUESDAY, Sept. ID and % next, on ac-
count of the inclemeucy of the weather
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
REINHoLD SPRINGSGUTH,
atu. nv
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
STEAM BOATS.
STEAMBOATS,.
EOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH.

steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 p IN.
Thursday and Saturday, at p. M, from sixth
Street Wharf.
Steamer Leary lands at Piney Point going and
returning,
Lady Of the Lake lands at Cornaeld Harbor
and Colonial Beach on saturdays Steamer
IRON Washington daily, including sundays, until
further notice Sunday az 0p IN.
Fare, Saturday excursion, return Monday 7
a. M, 80 round trip.
Connections made at Norfolk with old Do
minion steamship Company for New York.
Knox aud Lloyd RXpress will call and check
baggage at hotels ana private residences
Telephone call-Leary, 715 8 MOseley 0I.
Fare 81
GEO. =. PHILLIPS, Supt |. 81 s. @, Co.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
&SsSS corner Sixth and @ streets south
west.-preachiug by Or. Hershey at IL a. m. on
stranded on Seashore" No church at night
this month Men who are giving way to the
drinking habit are given friendly invitation to
hear the morning sermon.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
DENTISTRY.

nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
IL 9th ST. cor Il n W.
First class filling specially Aching teeth
saved. A local anpsthetic used on the gums al
levates the pain of extracting.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

Mr.. Potter, Of Texas" is work of
fiction; Mr.. Kilgore, OF Texas, is work
of reality. Truth is sometimes stranger
than fiction.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

Tho congregation of tho Church Of
the Covcnapt arc to be congntu-
lated upon their happy issue out
of what threatened at one time to
bo complicated and unpleasant diff
Guilty. Amicablo and satisfactory ar
rangcments have. been made for the
reconstruction Of their fallen tower, and
the work is TO be completed by the first
Of July next This time, we may rest
nssnred the tower will be put UP to stay.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

nR. j. A. MLEAN, DENTIST,
~ 100 14th st W.
First.class work at moderate prices. Gold and
Amalgam Filling. Artificial Crowns perma-
nentlY attached TO roots. Gold-lined Rubber
Plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle treat :
ment assured.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
SPENCER|AN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Three entire floors. National Bank of the
Republic Building. corner 7th and SITS. N. W
Day and evening sessions. Young men ard
women practically trained for self support, and
useful lives. Five courses The Practical Bust
ness Course, Stenography, Type-Writng and
Graphophone, Pitman shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte school of Express
sion. Scholastic year begins Monday, Septem-
tember 3. College opens tor arrangements on
and after Monuay, August 81. Send for new IL
lustrated announcement.
HENRY G. SPENCER, LII. r., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

II the sheep and tho goats could vote on
woman suffrage there would be a ewe-nanne-
nous poll In its favor.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

Mrs. Cleveland, up in the Adirondacks,
and Mr.. and Mrs Morton, in their com
Portable home on the Hudson, are about
the only candidates who are enjoying
the campaign
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

Shakspere spelled his name in twenty differ
ent ways, but no one Of them was Bacon.
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22

Is il because the moon governs the tied that
some married people are so "luny 2"
The Washington critic., 1888-09-22
In the old Roman Forum:

In the old Roman Forum:
Groverius: Good morrow, friend Thurman
icus. How go the auguriesg
Thurmanicus They greatly favor us, Gro
verius; as much as 10 toS.
Groverius 'Tls well, Thurmanlcus; and how
art thou2
Thurmanicus-lightly; As skttish as q colt
unbroke, Groverius. But yet withal little
weary from sitting up last night with one
Collerla Morbus.
Groverlus jealousy: And who, prithee, is
this Oollera, so fair2 Another one of those
Port Huron maids? Methinks Thurmauicus,
the kisses that thou kisseth have tongues to
tell the other maids unkissed the story of thy
gallantry and yet are dumb when they do
touch my name.
Thurmanicus: Groverius, you're off your.
Groverius OF me no offs, Thurmanicus.
| Pm on to you. But | am we'll disposed.
doubt me not the Morbus family is quite large,
and votes for kisses is such fair exchange
would not have you lose vote for worlds
Get gone, Thurmanlcus.