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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Purify Your Blood.

Bodily and mental health depend upon
q healthy condition Of tho blood. 1hs
blood particularly In the spring aud
summer months, becomes clogged with
Impurities, which poison II and generate
disease. A harmless blood purifier 10
nsocssary 10 restore a healthy tone.
Tue bsst purifier aud tonic known is
twlft's Specific (S n ~. Of its won
derful purifying aai tonic powers we
give a few tcstimOnialss
Air. VIM. A. Siebold. with George Y.
llOwell a Co, ~ spruce street, New
York, writes ~ feel ~ my duty, for
tho bcnent of othors who may be af.
fictcd ne was, 10 write you this letter,
which you can use Ia any way you
choose l suffered great pain from
boils, oil over my necs, / oOnld n0t
turn my head without acute pain. Amer
trying all the usual remedies, and md.
ing no relief. I used one bottle 4. \. n,
al very soon was entirely relieved Of
my Jobs ComfOrtors' Now not q
slsn of my aiiictiOn can 30 seen"
Mr.. NJ y. HAmlln, Ninstoa, ", G,
writes IL use 10 every spring. II al.
ways builds mo up. giving ma appetite
aud 4 gestiOu, aud enabling me % stand
tho hot summer days On using IL i
soon become strong Of body aad easy Of
mind
Mr. G. r. Mitchell, West sd ~
Ferry, New YORK, writes II weighed
10 pounds when ! began taking your
medicine, and now 10 pounds. l would
uot b. without \ sS Tor several times
ia weight IA gold"
Treatise on Hood aud Skin Disease
nAllci free. THK SWIFT sFGcIYiC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
A Collapsed Druggist.

"I want some consecrsted iye," ne slow
ly announced, a. he entered the store.
"You mean concentrated lye" suggested
the druggist, - he represscd = smile.
swell, may be I do. IL does nutmeg
any dlif renee. It's what csmphor, any.
how. What does IL sulphur
eighteen cents can"
Then you give me . can"
81 never cinnamon who thought himself
so witty a. you DO" said the druggist, 10
q glngerly msnner. feeling called upon 10
DO little punuing himself.
"Well, that's not bad. either" laughed
the customer with syrupiitious glance.
"I ammonia novice at the business, though
I've soda good many pans that other pun.
sters resped the credit or However.
don't care eopperas far - I Am coucern.
ed, though they ought 70 be handled with
out cloves TIL they wouldn't know what
Vas the matter with them. Perhaps I
shouldn't myrrh-myrrh. We have had Q
pleasant time and shall caraway-"
IL Was TOO mach for the druggist lie
collapsed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Pepper.

EtDptIs
When Mrs. Frances hodgdon Burnett,
va. = child her family lived in Tennes.
see. There they had-s she expressed
i,-''coloaie. Of dogs many Of them
di.repa,.ble one. that came aud asked TO
stay, or stayed wi,hOu, s,kins-iny way
10 in.inua,e themselves into the house,
hold. One Of these va. dubbed Pep.
per-" because Of his touehy. countradic.
tory disposition. which led to habits aud
ways that were sources Of great smuse-
men, to the children. lie followed Mrs.
Burne,ts brother home one day, aud In
,ima,ed that he had come TO remain.
lie pretended TO be dog who vas high
ly strung and .en,i,ive. and that these
traits had no, been appreciated where he
came from, but the children soon dis.
covered that his sensi,iveness Was but
temper.
The momsn, that be was reproved for
improper conduct, he went out OF the
front door and tro,ted home to the other
family, who lived several miles away.
The children would stand on the piazza
TO watch him till he was out Of sight.
He had = long bill to ,ro, over. and the
in,olersn, .eOrn expressed by his tail and
little hind legs, IS he logged along. never
deignipg to cas-, glance behind. showed
in the mos, sesthing manner that, 10 biz
opinion, the family he had turned bis
back upon were people Of no refinement
Of sentiment whatever. and could no: be
expected TO understand the feelings Of q
dog Of real delieaey. He always went
away when lec,ured; aud probably came
back when the other family did not sp'
prove Of his actions. because he KEEP, rum
ming away and coming back for year OF
two; finally, however. deciding that th,
children were worthis't Of bis continued
patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Iii. gravely told for fac, that South
Carollna farmer recently found specimens
OF two kinds OF strange grasses In bis
meadow, aud sent them 10 ths State Agri'
cultural Department for Classification.
The on :lals were unsble 10 name the
grasses aud sent them on TO Washington.
and they proved TO be timothy and redtop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

A farmer can live happier In his old
house. on, OF debt, than be can In . new,
sne one with mortgage on H. A family
can worship more devoauy gong 10
church In farm wagon, when they are not
sfrsld OF any creditor meeting them, than
10 40 In . doe carriage with Q ehsitel mort
gage on the horses. subject TO be fore
closed at any time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

For three years have KEEP, my grapes
from rotting by scattering air-slsked lime
over the vines aud grapes every two or
three weeks Scatter any time amer the
grapes are formed. or when the rot begins.
have vines sixteen years oldi the grapes
have always rotted. bat lime has made me
three splendid crops OF grapes. With me
10 appears 20 be . psusces for All iils.-R.
\. Martin, Clark CO., Ohio, In Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Nn WnMIN

I, beal,lfal with b,i skin. covered With
plmples. frcckles, moth OF tan. ! have
Dcen asked many times what will remove
these dn.lghtly Dlemlshe.. No face paints
or pjvi.rs will remove them. - they are
caused hy Impure blood. TIE orly sure
remeiy have ever seen Il Sllphur Bltters,
ani In huairsis OF eases have never
known them % fall. - iitres. F,shlon Ga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

The best m ileL writers claim that The
successful remedy iOr nasal callrrh must
be non irritating, easy of applle,uon' and
one that will bT 10 Own Aciion, reseh AL
the rem )ie sores ani liberated surfaces.
rhs history oi The efJrts - treat eatsrrh
during the past FEW years oolIges rs 10
admit that only Que remedy has complete
ly met these conditions, ani TIA, Il Ey's
Cream Balm. Thls safe aud pleasant
remedy has Mustered cnarrh a. nothing
else has ever done. aud both Physicians
and patients freely eoncsie this fact. The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
20 L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Where Conscience Onen Abides.
"Oi, feel 50 D.i, said q Hartford SIX
yen-oli. II guess li mas, be ny eon'
science"
"why, my dear, qlerisi her mother,
''you h,yent been telling anY wrong
stories, have youi'
"Ol, dear, no. Bat ild eat too mach
dinner. aud nv conscisnce aches right
here" pressing hsrd up)a the most pain
fal spot childhood carries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Tho Pages and their Bandannas.
The li.,l, page. who run eusnd' on
the a)or Of Congres. are quite . 'u'.
eep,ibls 10 administrative changes and
influence. n are the old politicians.
They are Away, looking oa, for the but.
tered .ide OF their bread. .nd some Of
them become shre~d mAniPal.tor' Of Po-
li,ie.l wires. Saturday crowd Of the
little fellow. were gathered around the
principal entrance 10 the House, and
we're displaying their red bandanna hand.
kerehisf. in gorgeous profa,ion. Mr..
Dorsey, Of Nebraska, went out TO get
cigar a, the new. stand, and !, occurred
10 him TO have some fun with the boys.
lie called them sbou, him aud. looking
serious, said. "Boy., you ough, no, TO
have made ,h., display. You show your.
.elve. 20 be par,isAn. know you are
all ID ,mocra,,. and were appointed by
. Democratic House. bu, do you know
the administration Of ,hi. House !. going
TO be changed At the poll. ,hi, fall
The Republicans will have control in the
5lu Congress. and then all Of you fel'
low. will be .kinning around TO get lie.
publican ind ienee TO keep you IN your
places. by this display Of the Thurman
emblem you pronounce yourselves to be
ouispoken Democrats, and when you
come around asking for Republican in
aisnee when the mex, Congress organizes
il will be said ,ha, you are parii'sn',
,h., you displayed the red blndAnns
handkerchief during the Thurman cam
pai,n, and under the circumstances. do
no, see how Republican could support
you. Now. would advise you all to
hedge, aud 20 tegin q, once
The boy. all wore long faces when
Mr.. Dorsey concluded. oie by one they
slipped away. and in les. than five
minute. no, page on the h'or OF the
House di.played the red dag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Words eanno, express the gra,ltu 10
which people feel for the bsneni done them
by the use OF Ayers S,rssp,rilla Long
sanding cases OF rhsunsism yield 10 this
remedy. when al Others fail % give relief.
This medicine thoroughly erpsls the poi
son from the blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Nothing" I"

As this IL the season when the dvellers
In cities are suddenly overcoms with love
for their country relatives, and desire To
revive old family associations which have
been 30 oonyeniently aud 80 prudenty lg'
nored through the winter season, while
there was a possible danger that the rustic
clowns from the country would want 10
visit the city for day or two, II may be
well % enllghien these country people as
% the why and wherefore and propre,y OF
such warm. hearted reunions and rcmlnis-
csnces NJ this season. And that there may
be no guess.work or blundering county
mans calculation In Il, will quote from
The New York Times
For the benefit Of any farmers, young OF
old, who may be contemplating leaving
thelt farms ,o 20 into town, let us compare
the various larges, expenses contingent
upon . city or town lie with the free aud
easy life Of the farm. as follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Ir woNr BAEE BRE,D la Other
words. IOod's S,rsApirills will not do i'm.
possibilities. IT, proprietor. tell plAlnlJ
What 10 Ia, done, sa5mit proofs from
sources of unqie.tlonei reliability, All
.sk you frankly IN yoa are suffering from
any disease or Ansctloa caused or prom1t.
ei by Impure blood or low state OF the
system, % iry IIood's SarsapirlllA Toe
experience OF Others IL sun lent assurance
that yoa will not be disappointed ln The
result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Gen. q. p. Ms,tocks says the acreage Of
corn planted In this State. this year, viii
be lees than last, because good many VIII
not pack 90 much n they did then, bat be
thinks - many men II not more. VIII be In
the business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
AMONG THE FARMERS.

ios L. solicued. Address all communications
intensissi Zoe this department % AoHiCuL
TUaAL EDtTOH. .OxTOkD pGsOCAAr. fAkts, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

eyes" said the amateur actor moan
fully. "I hal the leading role. bat The az.
dience evidently thOnght was Intended
FOR . sups." "whyi- "Bsciuse when !
,ppearei they threw vegetables upon The
stage"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
PrE.i PILk.i IrcmSo PrLEs.

SYNFroNs-M Jls,urei intense l.chlng
aud stlnging; most a. night; worse by
scrsiching. Ifallowed 20 continue tumors
form, which Often bleed and ulcer,,e, be-
coming very sore. SwArNEs OlNrMENr
stops the itching ani bleeding. heals al
csrstion, and In most cases removes the
tamors. A, druggists, or by mall. Tor 80
cents. Dr. swayne & Son, Phllaielpaih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Pas.enger-"It seem. 10 me that We are
very long time getting 10 wildcat sta
ton" Coniuetor-"well, you see, last
nights blizzard blew u ten miles down
the track"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

B0bby-"wht are tie wages Of sin,
pai" Pathsr-"Dsgenis upon the local..
". 10 Washington they'll average about
1900 q year"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
No Use % Him.

Book Agent 20 one OF ihs sewers
times" a-mllilOnaire lumber "bAron." OF
Michigan Let me- show yOu, sir, the
New American EacyclopsilA"-
Lamber-SO; never mlni. I am very
busy to-day.
Agen,-Ba, lt will surely require little
time % extmine-
Lam5er-So. no; I tell you AN very
busy And u I weren't | couldn't riie
ope OF the Internal things anyway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

The Importance u purifying the blood ean-
no, be oyerestlmaied. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs
good medicine 10 purity, yitaliIe, and shfich
the blood. and IIood's sarsapanlla IL worthy
your confidence. II IA peculiar in that u
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion. While
it erldicates disease. Give Il trial
Hoods sarsaparilla l. sold BY al druggists.
Prepared BY c. I. Hood 6 Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doscs Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Every day cons reports from al over
the country OF former Democrats who
propose % support the Riplblicaa ticket
thls year. These men are Tor The most
part oli soldiers who prefer - vote fof
one OF their number rather than for nan
who once doubted n "a sovereign State
could be eoercei;" business msn Who DO
no, care % trust TIE commercial Interests
OF the coantry longer 10 Dsmocratc
hands; and laboriug men who are more
Interested lu their osn bread aud batter
than 10 Grover Cleyelanis fortunes or in
Euglish theories.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Total si.7S0
Th,, l.. there IL an average difference OF
ahoui 81. 600 annually In these Items OF
domestic expense In favor oi "a farm life.
There, doe. no, that "setile ~"
The article from which this wu clipped
was given appsreu,ly In good faith. and
with . show OF proclalmlng . serious snd
important discovery. One IL Al loss
where % begin to,eritlolse sueh'iecp ani
criminal ignorsnee. The worst punish
meat Sny msu could Wish to have ine etei
on the aaihor of that mass OF sbsuri false.
hood would be ths, be be plscei ln posses
sion OF farm aud stock and out OF debt
aud no money In bank or to bis credit any
where. sni be obliged 90 work ani keep &C
couui of The cost of his labor a. the price
which men In the city sewers ct. I'LL he
hsi furnished his family with The articles
which he carrie. out as Nothing" In hls
computation. 1t him pay iare. and keep
thing. In repair. AMI he would cross out
the Nothing" against the rent Item. Let
him take the risk ani care. ani spsni the
time and labor of himself and family and
one OF more hired men In caring fOr what
he raises. and realize ths, hls time and
labor have all been pat ln the farm and thN
there Il no daily pay to call Tor, snd that, "
the crop. fall. there II no money In The
business with which 90 furnish supplies.
Then. when biz city cousins qaarterei 90
him for the sumner. with the idea that IL
cost him nothing % live, and keep team,
aud 30 their extra work. he could see the
other slie.-L In Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

What the Determination Was.
Inebri.te-D )ctor, think I've got
determination of blood % the head.
Doctor (ressrding him critically )-ThN
isn't what ais yOu.
What IL iti'
"a determination % get drunk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Secure from Harm

r,sr, \. ssr.sthnr q oncs trachinE snd -.
in - c.-rfsulplafleu of the uaiger.. cea-ts'%N
- IL ssxFuaD's bTNsHa. Aai lisly - Al.
va shaf klsrrtY d ftsppais - ~, =, x :. -,
- issrrnf ana a o. Teief 20 cure thsi n@s ~
= - .as1anf sni grVafial rgspouse. a. -.
IN i snrs q ehgck Euy dlsiuItAncs % ~ -
in.iaafy reisTsi cramps shi pNns, ,'.,.k -
- fr.frsr fIsss.s ErruIs iu S.tsf efeeAf
-. - rira sf.oa shen susPeaded ~ 90,
fs.1ueuf caa.s q chalgra uoftos. eft-e ~ t -
t.ssrs al safi - 1lAlarisl. eooiAsoa'. - "
-, tr.,.l ..tiout sAxronp's eI>ekh
p...rs ~ 4orthirss "EinEsfs o1tn.teN ~
- ,..sr-...r, is.lrrs "a tboss who cal or
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

Z AN Waller II
Zarzad Zwiazku Ka-
waler0w Polskich:
Prezydent gi6wny Zwiazku.
II. Derdowsla; Winona, Num-,
box Al.
IPrezydent Rzsdu.
a. Goszcyyhsha, La Sale,
Ills. bx. 60.
Sekretarz Generalny.
Fr. j.. M1lIQ, La Sale, Ills.
Do Zwiazku kawaler6w Pol
sk1ch W Ameryce NIGGA bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa Kawaler6w Polskich jako
tez j pojedyhczy cz}onkowie.
kazdy nowo przystepuiacv
kawaler. LEGACY najmniej lat is,
PREY %zfozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany z}ozyt: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tar wsparcia 26 c., i popadek ME
sieczny: Do Shar6u Murody,ceqo
3 c., j ma fundusz obrotny 5 c.
w nastepnych miesiacach po-
datek miesieczny wsparcie IS c.
cd kazdego, W tym tylko razie,
Jezeli ktory Z %cz}onkow zawrze
zwiazek ma}zehski ma drodze legal
nej.
Wsparcie wyptaconem bedzie
kazdemu " ciagu jednego mlesia-
ca, sAoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzadu glownego,
Iecz ME predict, jak pc up}ywie
E miesiscy cd daty podpisania
deklaracyi.
Plerwsza wpfata do kasyZv iaz-
kowej wyn"si tyIko IS centow, kto.
~ to kwote skfada SIC zarnz lr y
wstao'fniu do Zwia1ku. Kto ztozy}
to sumo, ten do maia ami
centa Wteccj ME znpiaci.
Dopiero / maja, skoro up}ynie
pot reku cd za}ozenia Zwazku
Kawalerow p, bedzie trzeba opta-
che 25 cent6w podatku poslubne
80, Ia kazdym razcm, gdy kt6ry z
czfonkow pojmie zone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
ZaDr.eczeuIe.
Pan l.. Masfows

Pan l.. Masfowski, obity we
Lwowie "a plwanie ma drogie Po-
lakom wspomnienia, z~awziecie te-
mu przeczy. Cos podobnego die
je sic Z mcybiskupem Dinderem,
ktdrego ludnost przedmiejska W
Poznaniu poturbowa}a. Powybijano
mu W karecie okna i ma osobe je-
90 ciskano kamienie. Dzienniki
niemieckie re szczegd}ami o tenn
o%powiadaja; correspondence do pism
polskich fakt ten potwierdzaja:
Eu,jjer R~naa$hi przeczy temu
ma tel p%odstawie, re Polacy ma
arcypasterza reki by ME podnies-
Ii. Me podniesliby?... Zapomn1a}
snac dziennlk ten a"cy-
pasterzach, w~ieszanych przez Pola-
k6w ma latarniach miejskich. { VOL
ne Rlskie Siovo.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
WHAT AM TO DDn

mat depends on what's the
matter with you or what your
noeds ore. If you are sick, want
to get married, or want to find
some patent short method Of get.
ting rich, we can't answer the
question for you. Oh! want to
know how to 20 from >t. Paul
and Minneapolis to Chicago, Peo-
ria, St. Louis, Denver, Kansas O.
tx Well, yes; We can give you
tho name of the Chest route be-
tween those pointe very easy -
THE Burlington" = Chicago, Bar
lington & Nor hern Railroad. What
you are to do" is to ask the rail.
road agent for tick cts to your des-
tlnatlon by 1.-THE Burlington" and
take no other. And, while we are
on this subj Get, jus. let US say
that from Winonu, La Crosse,
Prairie du ChicN, Dubuque, alh
Gnlena, the best and quickest
route to all points North, South,
E"st, or West is by THE Burling
ton which is tho direct line to
and from all Upper Mississippi
Il ven points. Your ticket agent
should have tickets by this line,
but if he has not, or cau'l tell
yon all you want to know about
1T, write to w. j. G.. Kenyon,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

4 Obouiqzhu d=ieuniharshiego
wyjmuiemy z publ kowanych CO.
dopiero rachunk6w auditora, naz-
wisku Pulukow i Polek, ktorym
w ostatnim roku powiat udzivli}
w%sparcia:
Pc 90 dolnrdw odebrall: FIR.
Bruski, Anna O-owska, Anna o.
strowska, Wiktorya C~riklinskn,
Jozefina Karzmarek, R6zalia j.
nu>zewskn, k%a,arzyna Slomin-ka,
Mar. Czaplewsxa, N. Wojciechow-
ska, Nj. Brzeska, NJ. Sntka, Jan
St"ltman, Mat. Burda Mugd. Sta
nistawska, NJ. D%ublihska, Mngd.
Ciemihsk., Tomasz BIa-zkow-ki,
Antoni Bla-zkowski, Marynnna
Bambenek, Rozalia Gerszewskn.
NJ. Horka, SHymon Jrzewski,
Brigita Narietek, Zpia Pa~Isk,
FIR. Rvdzyh~ka 1881" ol, kutnrzy
no R%udnicka, Jan Remus, Fran
ciSzka Wavhowiak, Antoni Wuj-
ska.
Dalej odebrali zapomosl Z po-
wIa.u po 90 dolar6w:
E'zbieta Katula, FIR. Weilandt,
J6zef Bursztyh.ki, 1g4acy Bronx,
Mi,haf Trzetintow-ki, Andrzcj Ku.
kowski, A"drz"j Pclowski, .Jo,etinn
Peplinsxa, S.. Rock, GrtrulA r. ,s-
tonka, Barbara otrecrl, Anna Z,bo-
rowska (Sl0.OO) Aunn 81 iba $50.
OO), coma Franciszka SzIngi 30 dol,
Jol Robbery hski 10 dol Augusta
r ,szka Is dol, katarzyna No
wjcka 20 dol. Jozctina Gostom
c<yk, Jan RogaIa s25,no], Eva
Rompa, J6zctina M"ka, Antonina
Gierzzewska,J Jan Cichosz, Lrdwika
Szawtowska, Jozrtina Szlagows ska,
Mchaf Truna, Elzbieta eiber
[s1o,0Ol, Jozef Rompa, Stanist.w
Luska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
NainOwsZe.

STRAJK ma kolei Chicago,
Burlington + Quincy, juz cd daw-
ma zapowiedziany, %rozpoczal sic
w poniedzia}ek, 81 lutego, 0 swicie.
w Chicago o godzinie 4tej 2 rama
wprowadzili maszynisci tel kolei
swoje lokomotywy do rotund i So
sownie do rozkazuZwiazku, Brother
hood, poszli sobie do domu. Wszyst-
kie pociagi p%asazerskie, kt6re w
chwili, gdy strajk sic rozpoczaf, by}y
w drodze, zawlezione cost }y do mai
blizszej STACEY kohcowej diwi@yi i
tam pozostawione Pasezerom dano
tykiety ma inne koleje. Strajk doty-
ka 1900 miast, przez kt6re kolej
G. B. & @. przechodzi. - Kompa-
MIA tel kolei zdo}a}a ma predce
pozyskac kilkunastu maszynist6w,
kt6rzy pedza tie pociagi, 60 Sonie-
cznie jechac musza, ale wog6le-
ruch ma kolei G. b Il q. jest w
zastoju. Pociesza sic, re dostanie
ona 800 maszynist6w Cd K nj 81 is
o l. b 7, ktdrzy w ten sposob
pomsciliby sic ma Zwiazku maszy-
nist6w "a to, re ten Rycerzom
Piracy ME dotrzymaF s}owa pod
czas Reading = strajku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

COW najzgrabniej n6zki sic pred
staviaja 4 PREY ten wcale ich ME
czut ma palcach
Skonczyl sig luty,
kupcie MOVIE buty
Cd Steinbaura kuby,
30 to druch nasz luby!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
ZAPkACILl
IA WIARUSA.

Poniatow5ki Rev Cara 400
E Saginaw WI Tyszkiewicz 200
Minonk Miko}ajewicz Joz LOO
Camden Jakob Sfomkowski 200
Andrzej Jash6lski 200
J6zef Wojtkowiak 200
Brockton Mass j w Paul LOO
Dodge Jan Stencil 200
Springvalley Jan Wo}oszyk O.56
Detroit Ncpomucen Gajewski 200
Milwaukee J II Berka 1.5O
Pawe} Klajnowski $50
August Zychski 100
Rockford MARGIN Szpotahski 100
Manistee Jan Hycihski 100
Chicago S kociemski 200
] M M%orgenstern 200
Milwaukee, Rev II Gulski 200
Bryan Tex Jan Graczyk 200
J6z Wozniak 200
Swan River JanSwietkowsli 200
Amigo, Wojciech HOLES 200
Winona MARGIN Wcjer l.SO
San Hedwig J6z Richter O.5O
Frank Kolanka 1.5O
Braidwood r Jablonski 100
Wheeling Kar6l Sonneleld 200
Detroit Teofil Plewinski 100
henandoah X r Rice LOO
Detroit WI Major 200
Port Clinton WI f.yczynski 200
Morris Run JGz katlcwski LOO
Little Falls Sczcl Pie karski 100
Winona Jak Steinbauer 200
Council Blof1s Nj Buglcwicz LOO
Swan River FIR Czech l.25
Wmona August Miloch LOO
Shenandoah Antoni Bozewicz 200
Arcadia Ludwik Wojcik l,G5
Michai Sobota 100
Winona Jan Ostrowski l.SO
Cleveland Iiotr Mixtacki 200
Jersey City b Drachman 300
Arnot jerry .Jankowski LOO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
Farma ma sprZedaZ,

Oh. Franciszek S. Tajkowski
2 Chicago (635 West 10Th STR
zamysla sprzedat swoja farme, so
ARROW, pofozona w Martin County
W Minnesota, 3 mile cd Fremond,
ktore to miasteczko liczy obecnie
10000 mieszkancow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
Zagadka.

Wyraz okmiu ~liter.)
s 6 s br, II.
2346 na'6d Afryce.
s 4 %sk"rupiak do jedzenia.
. 3 l trunrk gorary,
| 80 "dp'ata, alho i taczki,
l 4 imie kubiecle.
5 239l2 budynck tyczasowy
2 9~zata kap'ahskn.
Rosuiqsonie szarady Z NJ. S
Fa~0le.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

-
KWlAT NlEWlNNOSCl, osobne
wydanle dia chlopco" J osobne
dla dz'ewczat. G.
w DohEh, ooc., 05c., s'.oO, $3.50
NApnIrNsrwn u
" "oc' ''c'' Hi'oo
ANynI erpn1 a,on .,
81 10 ga IN s,So - nn .cnn
wI,MrK M nw 800 ?o'o"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01

AuguSt D=ronorshi wyplata
krze>ia i nrzyjmuie uszkodzenc
krze>ia do reparacyi.-Pomir>zha-
ME Ill. 3cie, pod Mr.. So.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
w NOWYM

R6zka Gowina dzisiaj, 1 marca,
kazdy darmo dostanie smaezny
lunch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-01
POLSKA ORGANIZACYA ro-

botnik6w, zupelnie niezalczna, "a
w%iazuje sic w maszem miescie. w
dzisiejszy czwartek, l marca, Cd
bedzie sic w tel samej sprawie
hitting, w miejscu, jak podane w
plakatach.