davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

APRoPos of the story that a certain
country clergymen finds his present
usefulness gone, because there is no
one left in his parish TO be converted.
a religious journal remarks: IF the
dear brother, having so lovely an &c
ciesiastical path. is DESTROYS to do some
good, it is evident it might be safely
left while he labored elsewhere. II,
from his surrounding. he dreams that
the millennium is close at hand, he
might get thorough awakening by
working as an evangelist in the lower
wards of New York"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

IT is said that the first thing u
Washington Territory Indian buys is .
huge trunk. Then. If lie has money
enough, he fills it. This trunk acts as
n storehousc for trinkets as long as the
lock holds good, then it is turned into
a cradle, and when the owner dies he
is buried in IT.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

A New YORK woman bought a
"waxed cord' at one of the big dry
goods stores the other day, for which
she paid one cent. She did not buy
anything else, at least at that store,
but she ordered the saleswoman to
have it sent to her home on West
Seventy-second street.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

A ST. LOUIS diamond broker makes
the singular statement that the amount
of money invested in diamonds in that
city is greater than the volume of
actual money used in business Nearly
every family in the city he says, even
many in humble circumstances. has q
collection of the precious stones.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

NEW YORK CITY has 427 miles OF
street sewers
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

THE obelsi to be erected on the
summit of the Ortler in commemora-
ton of the fortieth year of Emperor
Francis Joseph's reign is nearly ready
for removal from Vienna. 1t will
stand on the highest point of the En-
peror's dominions-over y 600 feet
above the sea level.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

j. w. KEELY, of Philadelphia, who
has invented the queer motor, has been
attached for contempt in refusing to
divulge information to experts regard
ing his machine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

Two Tennessee men went out to
fight duel, one having ~ axe and
the other a scythe, but II stranger
came along and suggested game OF
poker and all shook hands and be-
came good friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

A WOMAN who bought an 1889 alma
nae returned it next day because it
didn't tell what kind OF weather there
would be on March "a She will cole
brate her silver wedding or that date.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

A CONNECTICUT school teacher who
was recently forbidden by the school
authorities to punish children by put
ing sticks an inch or two long between
their jaws and tying their hands behind
them. is said since then to have pun
ished the unruly by sealing their
mouths with court plaster. occasional
ly seasoned with red pepper.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

The United States court at Cincin-
nait has rendered a favorable decision
for the American Exchange National
Bank of Chicago. and a part of the
money lent Harper will be returned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-28

ACCORDING to Prof. Potter, asphalt,
The article of prominent commercial
importance of the present day, was
used in the building of the tower OF
Babel and other ancient structures.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
WAlEk Ma JARMARku
napisaf Heronnm Derdo,rsh5.
4. Przygoda = niedzwieixiem. panem burmistrzem
i fykami.
(Ciag dalszy).
(Ciqg dalszy).

Mocno wtedy pan burmstrz stracif ne humorze,
Pa'rzy, ]ak pedzi prezes, poJqc ME mole,
GSzemby W waznej tel chwi'i ppkpif GALA sprawe,
Re mu TAX %nie}askawq prexes dat odprawe.
Ma to sic ca}y tydzien uczyt powitania,
By pan prezes od)echal talk bez pozeguania!.
AZ sic mu z oburzenia WHO'S ma glowie Jelly,
6ucha ziosela sapl jak sowa ma wie&y,
Mocuo piesci zaciskn nogami tupa,
lie az sic o5ahfa poblska chalura.
Naraz %krzyknie: = To Ola was, niezdarne istoty,
Ss.padfo ma nnie niewinnie lyle dis sromoty!
lego wstydu tn jeszcze bY1o mi potrzeba..
Mech was smiga cholera cd ziemi do nieba!
ktorJ tn 2 was naiwlekszy fotr winowacaM
Schwyclc mi tego hyca, niecnaj wsi zdraica!
Wtedy sic poruszy}a wslystka straa poaarna,
Jeden pyta drugiego: = Gdzie ia dusza czarna?
ktoren 2 mas fotr najwiekszy? Wszystko nadaremnie,
Kazdy mysli: = Toe jeszcze wieks1 sa odemnie.
Wreszcie jeden druglego chwyta "a ozygle
wszczynalq %potyczke wcale ME ma fge.
Zen bosaklem "a szye chwyta przeciwnika,
A znow tamten mu w oczy 2 dtugiej szprycy Ska.
ow swo)emu wrogowi kubfem 20 lbie dzwoni,
A on druglem ogromnym mozgowncy broni.
w one bit lie ME bylo z1akow, nj choragwl,
Bee komeudy, kto dopadl, brai wode re s1ggwl.
lamlast dymu sic woda klebila do CORY
bez deszczu walczacy %przemokli do skory.
Chloe Mkt prochu ME w4cha1, NE pekaly strzaty,
Jednak mnogie olary ma zemi stekafy.
kto broa dobrq posiada, temu tel sic s%zczeSci,
Ale czasem rozstr4yga i przewaga piesci.
Walek, co dat poczatek tel okropnej wojnie,
D'tad sic przypatrywaf walczacym spokojnie;
Myaaf, lie to zabawkq ~iyczkowie zaieci,
Lecz po"oli tel poznaf, co to tn sic swieci.
Vice Cd pobojowiska cpfa sic pomalu,
Ale w tenn so ktos do>tr.egl . rokoszan oddiafu.
0"k tez 2 %wod"ego s1tn6ca W gsbe mu ME %trzaSnie!
Parska, jak kot fakomy, kiedy sic udfawi1,
Ale zaraz mu strze1ec celnie W tyl %poprawif.
Trzeciej salwy jw2 wtedy pobity ME czeka,
Jeuo, co starcza nogi, IA brame ucieAa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
5. Sta zfego ma iednego.

Zmok}y, pokaeczony, z zaczkiem zdartym w szmaty,
Wlokf sic 20 fi;anemu Waek nasz do chaty.
Jeszcze nieraz se w drodze z clelkim spctkaf losem,
Pare razv gfeboko ziemie zora1 nosem,
Czeste 2 lewej ma prawq zataczaf zygzaczki,
Nlby kledy 2 jeczmlenla aaganiai4 kaozki.
Czasem nieeo W plusawym odpoczawszy dole,
Wylazf Z bfota ]ak diabe+ wykapany w snole.
Troszyneczke wytr2ezwat pc onej hapiei,
Stapa wiele JUL rrosciej, smieje sic, weseli.
Widac juz las zakr@ewski, coraz 2wawe] kroczy.
W tom go maggie uderza wielka Jasnosc W oczy,
Jak gdy gwia@dy ma niebie w ciemna noe zaswleca,
Albo gdy sic zaiskrzy niebo biy~skawi"a.
Upadf W znak W okamgnieniu, DO iuz lywuie wierzy},
Re t" kiln piorunowy W glove go ulezy1.
Mysla}, lie ju2 sic zbi2a ostatnia gudgina,
Ale byia to lima jasnosci przyczyna:
Dozuat tego upadku okropnei doll
q rosnqcej Frzy drodze wysokej topoli,
W kto'q przez swego wzroku nieszczes"e zamglenie,
Lbem %uderzyl 2 tego jasne mia} widzenie.
By1by d1ugo talk lezai ma przemokfej drodze,
Bo wstat ME mogi ma no5i pot}nczvny srvdze,
Ale nieba "a chwile pomoc nu przynios}y =
Przybyf Samarytanin diva wlodacy osfy;
Byf to Wach, co q j%armarku stadfo dIugouche
P4dzil do wsi, a jake czfek miaf SERGE kruche,
MysIqc, 2e to nieboszczyX, co zmarl bez spowiedzi,
Pacerz mad MIN odma%i ia rzewne Ivy cedzi.
= Go to 2 wami sic stafo?- nieboszczyka pyta,
Sna6 wnetrznosci spaHfa we was okowita,
Bo do prawdy spirytus cd was czu6 2 daleka.
O, wieczne potepenie wasza dusze czeka,
30 gdy stanie pijana "a niebleskinn prog,em,
Sviety Pioter do piekia spe1zi ia ~batogiem!
Walek onych lamentow pewnie juz ME siyszy,
Ale jeszcze ME umorf. boo chop troche dyszy,
BY vice PREDICT bledaka przywrocic do zycia,
Chce mu Wach hoenderki podaG do zazycia.
Maca sic pc kieszeniach.. z%gubifem tabakierke;
Szkoda, be W cudze rece poIdze w poniew.erke!
Ale znai }eszcze lnne do cucenla proszki,
0 ktorych sic dowledzlal cd mqdrei kumoszxi.
U jrzaf wierzbe przy drodze wyprdchniaia nora,
siegn4i rek4 %rrorhna sars6 ~wydobyt sporq,
Potem do zemdlonego prAystaxll lsciuchno
ze szczypty Walkowl~ nos w%dmuuhuie pro hno.
Trup Juz giowa poruszyf, DO g. w nns,e iechce,
Lecz IrzemowgG chudzlna me lnozc, czy ME chce.
Musiai myseG, re 70 mu W nos wIcclala mucha,
30 znmielzy "szy rekq W oczy lupual drucla.
A toe ozyl! = Wach rzecze, siodk3 stroi9c mine,
palcami Walkowi W nos pcha medycynq
Przy tenn pluca nady ma, cysAl mu " gehe zlejc,
Jak TO bnba ~g4,ieriu lchmSniem nosel grzeje,
udy prze)echala przez ME duaa gnou fura,
PrzecIea TEN ogrzewaniem wcale mic ME wskora.
Wag dalszy nastapiD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
WIESCl
4 Polskiej ujczyzny.
Ziemie POlskie pod zabO-
rem HI OskieWSkim.

Kllku wielkich pan6w ME
mieckich ~sprzedalo swe dobra nie
mogac uzyskaG obywatelstwa rosyi-
skiego. 0 cudzoziemcach jeszcze
raz spisujq wszelkie wiadomofci.
zk4d pochodza, co robia, jaki ma
jig majatek it'd. Splsywanie take
urzednikom bardzo sic opFaca.
Kiedy obchodzono W Kijowie
pamiatke zaprowadzenia chrzescian-
silva, to kilka gmin czeskich kato-
lickich przesz}o wraz 2 ksiezmi ma
religia moskiewska. Wielu Czech6w
chciafoby, ably wszyscy S}owianie
i Polacy oddali sic Moskal obro-
nil Sfowian pred Niemcami. Lecz
Moskale z Eolakami i Bu}garami
tax sobie rostepuja, re S1owianie
ME maja ochoty szukac opieki
Pr2ykfad wytrwa1o$ici. ,,Kuryer
Warszawski" opisuje nastepuiacy
godny powtdrzenia przyk1ad WV
trwaiosci rozumnego korzystanla
2 dobrodziejstwa. Jeszcze pred
z%aiozenie.n- szkoly technicznej ma
kolei wiedehskiej, W warsztatach
tel drogi pracowaE iako terminator
17-letni karol Borecki, zupefny
sierota, ktorym sic opiekowaf INA
ny dobroczs hca sp. Wieczorkowski.
Szlachetny opiekun widzac w chic
pcu ogromne zdolnosci i goraca
chec ksztafcehia sic swoim "a
wodzie, udzielif mu 200 rsr. wspar-
cia i %wyprawi} "a granice. Cd tel
pory mlnefo wiele lat i o Borzec-
kim nieliczne kdiko znajomvch zu-
peinie zapomnialo. Tymczmem Z.
chlopiec ME zawiodi p%olozonego W
MIN zaulania, gdyz 2 calym zapa-
3om j 1aparciem sic daryl do zdo-
bycia wiedzy mechanika. Wedr6w-
ka B~orzeckiego pelna byIo najroz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

gorstszego odemnie p~rzyjaciela" =
powladaf on swiezo do jednego z
naszych rodak6w Guz znajdu1a
sic u wladzy), kiedy przez polowe
mojego zycla bra}em udzia} we
~wszystkich niemal wazniejszych
wypadkach, mia}em was zawsze W
pamieci i sercu". Czfowiek, kt6ry
sic niedawno zastanawiaf z zelaz-
nym kanclerzem mad nova karta
Europy, wobec niego navel ME
za9arf sic swych uczuc i mysli.
Ma czele jednak wszystkich
tych zacnych ludzn, bezwarunkowo
postawit nalezy postat senatora
Bezarego Correnti, jednego Z mai
gfebszych myslicieli w}oskich, kon-
czacego w}asnie obecnie historyo-
giraffe narodu polskiego, mad kto-
ra lat kilkanascie pracowa}. Kane
lerz kapitu}y order6w, pierwszy
sekretarz przyboczny krola Hum
oerta, a zarazem tez i najbardziei
sfuchany radca, osobisty jego przy-
']aclel; cz}onek-korespondent wielu
towarzystw uczonych minister, u
talentowany %dziejopis w4oski, jest
Correntl szczerym mi}oSnikiem re
czy po]skich - i przyjacielem DO
lak6w, kt6rymi tez zawsze zwyk4
sic chetnie otaczac, oraz wmiare
moznoscl, wyreczac sic mimi W
swych pracach. Mimo zajet rozlicz-
nych, podia} on wszakze ma swe
oarN' trud, przechodzacy oniemaf
moznosc ~cudzoziemca: postanowi1
skreslit wycierpujqca yHistorye
Polski." %Zabrawszy sic z wrodzona
pochopnoSe'a ienergia do d. Ella,
zamlar sw6j cierpliwie i swiecie
urzeczywistniaf - i OTTO Jest dis
u kresu. Zgromadzi1 on ku temu
z wlelklm naN}adem spora biblio-
teke dzie} o polsce, we wszystkich
]ezykach kiedykolwiek i gdziekol-
wick wydanych. Cd lat trzydziestu
p%rzeszlo studjuje on nie1amordowa-
ME dzieje polityczne i literature
naszego hraju. Odbyf r6wniez kill
%kakrotnie podroz do Kapperswylu,
gdzle 2 mr6wcza pilnoscia badaf
w~szystka co tylko, co tylko boga-
tie owo muzeum w zakresie pred
mlotu specyalnie przezen ulubione-
go posiada.
Tom pierwszy Corentiego
nDziejdw po]ski" zupe1nie wyken-
czony W pekopismie, niedawno wy
sfanym zosta} do zwyczajnego ma
kfadcy autora w Paryzh (szefa
handlowego domu Bothschild6w).
Dzlefo ukaze sic najpierw w jezy-
ku wfoskim. Ozdabiat je beda l.
lustracye Andriolli'ego, ktore tez
do}aczone beda do francuzkiego
wydania tejze piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
I@zzss~
/MIZN1UXEE1
LIB SzR4uz 4
<z2@zsss/

POCZTA BLYSKAWICZNA Y
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul / Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez Gala Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELkA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich %g}6wnych punkt6w w
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny %fracht6w trzeba sic udaG do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k%olejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. Il CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow n~aIezacych do
KOMPANH KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
NH PAIL
Leave Winona- Eas, West
Chicago Day Express sos p M 1904 a III
Chicago Night Express 1905 p m $50 IN
Chicago and St. Louis ex. 1886 a m 7:17 IN
Dubuque and Savaunach Ios a III
La Crosse Local 900 p m ........
Fast Mail 1902 p IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01
AQstrO-uungary.

TIE double-headed eagle of Austro.
Hungary requires careful management
all the time, and every now and then it
becomes painfully evident that il the
Hungarian head had body of its own it
would do some startling screaming. Re
Gently the Hungarians showed a strong
disposition to favor the French by ac-
cepting their generally sighted invitation
to take part in the exhibition of 1889, but
their premier, Won Tisza, promptly and
emphatically called them to order. In a
speech closely modelled after the Bis
marck style of handling French affairs,
he ventured to express grave fears that
Hungarian exhibitors at Paris would not
be safe from mob violence. lie would
probably have spoken more close to his
thought If he had said that,Austria could
not afford to give the French republicans
q chance to express sympathy with rest.
less HungariaDs eager for independent
nationality.
The French new spapers were quick TO
take advantage OF the situation to remind
the Hupgarians that France had always
been the friend Of the struggling and op.
pressed Huns and Poles, and when, In
the course Of diplomatic procedure, the
Hungarian and Austrian prime ministers
had explained away the offensive speech
TO the best of their ability France did
not fail TO Lave tie last word
fa'l with telling effect between the Aus
trian and Hugarian heads Of the great
southeastern eagle.
4r. Goblet, the minister of foreign
ahairs, accepted the apologies of the
Austrian government, but declared that
pubhs order was never more secure in
France, Tut added this willy and telling
thrust =" IL there are troubles anywhere
the Hungarians know well they are not
IN France. The republic is solidIy estab.
iished." Could any combination Of
words 10 better calculated to provoke
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01


THE Williamsport Board OF Trade Is bid
ding Tor the location OF the Demorest
Fashion and Sewing Machine com pany &
plant. The machine at present Is manu-
factured for the Demorest company by two
firms in New York city, and owing to
several reasons these ufacturors cannot
or will not supply the demand, and the
Demorest company Is hampered and
crsmped by the inability to supply their
customers with the mschines. Besides the
sewing machine interests, which at pressp
employ several hundred skilled work
men, the company does large
publication business In periodicals., the
combined circulation OF which sggre.
gates millions To get this interest in
Wiliismsport 1t would be necessary TO or.
Ranizs company with capital OF 800 600
.! this amount the cilizsns OF Williamsport
would be required to subscribe 800, COO IL
would take $3.50 600 to erect the plant and
procure the machinery, etc, necessary to
start the enterprise. The city would be
asked also to donate five acres OF ground
upon which to erect the buildings. Three
gentlemen have already offered si'os for the
la o. ..-a !. - % 4 :he amount neces- :
ssry to DO subscribed will soon be forth
coming.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01

member 1t is denied that be IL IN athsis'.
FRANK p. FLEMING, OF Jacksonville,
hns been Dominated BY the Democrasic
state convention st 81. Augustine for gov.
ernor on the fortieth ballot, after tedious
contest of two days. The nomination was
made unanimous amid great enthusiasm.
DIR, WILLIAM K. AKIN, aged 80 year,,
was found dead In bed at his home in Balti.
more yesterday. He was for many years
professor Of chemistry In the Maryland
Medical University, and at the time OF his
death was inspector Of illuminating gaa
under the city government
PRESIDENT GEORGE b. RoBERTs, OF the
Pennsylvsnia railroad, denies that the
company's employees are 10 pe reduced by
5000 men. He says: "At present ths
business on our lines may be called fairly
l good. However, look for an improve.
ment a. the season advances"
ALLEN w. THURMAN, of Ohio, son o
the Hon. Allen q. Thurman, who Was II
Baltimore on Thursday In speaking 10 n
intimate friend, said al do not beiiev,
my father would accept . nomination 10
the vice presidency under any crcum
siances. II Ia foolish TO urge that my fsthe
can carry Ohio for the Democrats In
presidential year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01

ALoSo with the news OF q panic 10
Dakota over tho rumored uprising OF tho
Indians comes q reassuring explanation
from a travelling Dakota man whom the
organizers OF the panic evidently failed to
negotiate with. He said 10 q Chicago re-
porter "The war path IL q thing OF the
past 1t makes the people living on the
borders OF the Sioux reservation smile
The Indian does not want to fight. do
not believe that twenty bucks could be
found on the Sioux reservation who would
| take the war path. They have Sitting Bull
| ss q living example. Last summer made
| trip over the big reservation alone, slept
In Indian tepess at night, and had nc
more fear OF danger than have here In
Chicsgo." tbs quite plain that the enter
prising and land hungry people OF Dakota
are driven to desperate straits, but tho rest
OF the country is learning how to smile az
calmly as the residents on the borders OF
the reservation at the talk of the ferocious
Pine Ridge Sioux on The war path, TWEEN y
strong, confronting the militia OF Dakota
while the governor teiographs to Washing
ton for aid. An army III cer sent 10 inves-
tisats slso reports the scare groundless and
absurd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01
Celebrate the Fourth or July.

SVlSut utC tuU Vuttu VI SuIys
Philadelphia is going to have flne Old
fashioned celebration Of the Fourth Of
July. 1t will consist Of military parade
Of the National Guard OF the state, a
public meeting and addresses, regattas Of
the Schuylkill navy, balloon ascensions,
and to close with grand display Of Gre.
works at night. 1t will cost e25,0O0 to
have the big time, but the merchants and
public spirited men Of Philadelphia will
raise this sum easily.
And this suggests the inquiry what Is
Lancaster going to do to make the day
memorableS Are we TO see the people
leave the town on fishing excursions, go
elsewhere with their money TO spend 1t In
sightseeing away from home, or loiter
about the hot streets with nothing TO
break the monotony of the dayY Surely
this is not a Gt way OF celebrating the
birth of American independence. We
have in this city very large foreign ele-
ment who would be greatly instructed in
the duties and responsibilities Of citizen.
ship by good o!d-fashioned Fourth Of
July celebration to consist Of the reading
Of the Declaration Of Independence,
patriotic addresses and plenty Of pyro.
technics. II Americans make no account
OF the great national holiday, foreigners
can not be looked to to do 30. From a
business standpoint, too, Lancaster
should celebrate the day. The people
would spend their money at home, and II
we had a notable celebration, many
strangers would be attra cted hither. Who
will start the ball rolling for fit obser-
vance of the " Fourth" in Lancaster 2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01

WRITER In the London, Ontario, Free
Press, who has been travelling through the
United States, finds much to condemn In
what he saw. He says: "Ask any book
seller In an American town about the class
OF books he sells, and he will answer you
novels Go into their churches on Sunday
and you will find that lsdies outnumber the
gentlemen three to one. Ask what chance
scientific lecturer has to get an audience
and he will tell yon none whatever. Now
talk TO quite q number OF their citizens
about anything save The daily routine OF
their business and you will tind that by ia,
the greater number OF the American people
are poorly informed" is this a true Pic
ture OF ourselves as others see us?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01
Let Them SIT Down.

There is on the statute books of this
state law that provides that every
person, association, individual, partner
ship or corporation employing female
employees in any manufacturing, mechan.
ical or mercantile establishment in this
state shall provide suitable seats for the
use of the female employees 30 employed
and shall permit the use Of such by them
when they are not necessarily engaged in
the active duties for which they are EN-.
ployed."
The penalty for neglect Of this regula.
tion is fine of not less than ESQ for each
Offense. Are Lancaster storekeepers
skirts clear in this respect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01

longings for separate and fr,e nationality
in the minds Of Hungarian patriots and
republicans.
The Austro- Hungarian monarchy is q
monstrosity that cannot long exist, and
the first great war will probably leave
these two nations free from the yoke
they both chafe under. They have diff
ferent languages, complete and sep
arate government machinery, and
but little community Of interest.
The united Germany Of the fu.
ture seems destined to absorb al
the German speaking people OF Europe
and no royal house however powerful car
in these days check the development o
nations. Clever French statesmen schem
ing to weaken Austria may only be has
tening the growth Of their deadly enem
over the Rhine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01
Trimmings :

Of course many of these new
prices are far below cost.
Look, ask pennies mean
nickels in some OF these things
if you are quick enough,
Northeast OF centre.
Book News for June. s.
pages. Filled with chosen bits
of advice about the books OF
the month and dozen pages
of original and picked matter
that every bookish reader will
delight in.
Better and better they say
of Book News. And the price
is but sc a number, soc a year.
Edward Eggleston's portrait
this month.
Thirteenth street entrance.
2So Bedroom Suites
were $50. to $3.50,
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Mother. mothers Mothers I II

Are you disturbed at night ana broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 30, 20 at once ana get a bottle of M HS
WINsLoW's sOOTHING SYRUP. II will re-
lieve tho poor little sufferer imnediately--de-
pend upon II there Is no mistake about It.
There Is not mother on earth who has eve
used II, who will not tell you at once that II
will regulate tha bowels, and give rest to the
mother. ana relief ana health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use in all cases and pleasant to the tase. ana IL
the prescription of ono OF tho Oldest ana best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. SOLD evoryw where, 2b cents bottle.
may 10 lydAw
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GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has been re-
elected presiden. oi the National Ciyil Ser
vice Reform sssC citation.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN, OF PI Iilaiephi
con ii fIne1 750 persons in the two kesul..'
Catholic churches on Thursday.
Ex DEPUTY POSTMASTER JAMES 1.
BINGHAM, OF Philsdelpnis, brother OF Con
grecsmsn II. ii. Bingham, Is dead.
JppoE GREsHAM's parents were Netho
dists, but the judge 10 not an active chprcn