davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-01-05
the Eesuetn the Coming Fight.
This IS how Patrick Ford talks

This IS how Patrick Ford talks in
his Irish World:
The great question which is now
before the country and which prom
ise- 10 divide the nation in the next
presidential contest is that of free
trade versus protection to American
industries. 1t is not our purpose
here and now 10 discuss the merits Of
/ the question; we merely call attention
to the fact that 1t Is so and we are
very glad that it is so. Sir. Cleve-
! lands message has forced the issue.
England Is well pleased with the
message; the mugwumps are well
| pleased with it; tie unreconstructed
section of the south Is well pleased
with it; and the out and-out free
trade democrats, like Frank Hurd
Carlisle and Morrison, have declared
themselves well pleased with It. The
republicans, too, are well pleased
with 1t. They look on it in the light
of good campaign paper for Their
party in 1888.
The democratic politicians, how
ever, are i'll at ease over that same
message. They know that large
majority of the people of this
country, particularly the wage>earn-
ers, are not in favor of Free Trade,
and they know also that unless they
can command the votes of this ma
jority the Democratic party is beaten.
What are the Democrats going to
90 about it? How are they to get
themselves out of the hole in which
Mr. Cleveland has put them!
Some of the Democratic papers
with hardihood which the desper-
ate situation of their party will ex
plain though it can not excuse, say
that Mr.. Cleveland does not want
Free Trade! These papers evidently
regard the bulk of American people
as fools, Other democratic journals
frankly recognize the message to be
what it is, free trade document, and
unhesitgtingly pronounce it an egre-
gious blunder One leading demo
ocratic party and respecting whom
the democratic managers have no
choice but to re nominate him!
There are two kinds of free trade:
One, which would do away with all
customs and duties, and which is
charming in theory, is entirely illus
ory; the other would retain the GUS
tom house and levy duties for the
support of the government only but
nothing for protection. This is Brit
ish free trade. And this latter is the
kind of free trade that Cleveland
favors in his message.
Well, this is the issue. All honest
men will be glad that it is made. If
the republicans viii grid their loins
and menfully go into the fight, with
protection" as their watchword, in
our Judgment victory is assured for
them. If they fail to sieze the op-
portunity offered they will be beaten
and what is more, they will deserve
to be beaten
, 1888-01-05
Empty stockings.

BloSb5 Morning, Dobbs. Hung
up your stocking Christmas eve?
Dobbs-No. Hung up my watch.
NV wife wanted pair of gold brace
IAcS for q present ard l had to get
'em.
A woman in this city who hung up
her stocking on Christmas eve and
found nothing in it the next morning
is going to put piece of cheese in
her hustle and sec If she can't catch
a mouse for New Years day.
The day after Christmas ia rather
a reactionary one The dyspeptic
finds it so, and so does the young
man who gave his weeks salary in
exchange for present to the idol of
his affections, only to find that the
other follow had gone week better
on him.
1t is the young man who has got the
embroidered silk braces as a Christ
mas present and wants to swap them
off for q pair of socks to comfort his
chilblained feet who should be hired
to lecture upon the frivolity Of
friendships offerings.
Did you hang up your stockings7"
"What?"
Il hung up a pair of new Shoes
with new shoemaker"
''Oh, that does beat hanging up
stockings. Beats the shoemaker,
too"
1 think, myself, it was rather
rough. She hung out her stocking
on the outer wall of the corridor Of
the clearinghouse, and when morn
ing came she rushed out to see what
Santa Claus put in it. In fact, some-
body had stolen her stocking, and all
she can console herself with is the
sweet suspicion that a bald headed
boarder took it because he loved her
and wanted q memento.
, 1888-01-05
beard OF Trade Resolutions.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Port Townsend Board Of Trade,
Dec -, 1885,:


by the Port Townsend Board Of Trade,
Dec -, 1885,:
PoRT TOWNSEND, Dec. -, 1887.
CHAMBER OF BOARD OF TRADE.t
WHEREAS. We, the Board Of Trade Of
the Port of Entry for the District OF Pu-
get Sound. respectfully represent that the
appropriation of $4,000 10 erect a SUTTi-
BILE BUILDING for the Government busi-
ness a. specified in an Act passed March
81. 1888, for the erection Of a public
building AT Port Townsend, Washington
Territory, Is wholly Inadequate To- COM
plctc the building as per plans prepared
10y the superior Architect and approved
by the Honorable Secretary OF the Treas
urv, and
WHEREAS, The plans already adopted
are too small. by one-haif, to Iccommo-
date the largely increased and constantly
increasing business, and the superficial
area OF hgor-room now occupied alone by
the customs force in the rented buildings,
is largely in excess of the superficial area
OF fOor-rOom in the new building in
course OF erection, as per plans adopted,
and, il completed on plans already
adopted, it Will be entirely insufficient to
accommodate the public business for
which the same is intended Therefore,
be it
ReSolred, By the Board OF Trade of
Port Townsend, that We earnestly en-
dorse the Memorial just passed by the
Legislature of Washington Territory, now
in session at Olympia, Washington Ter
rltory, asking the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States OF
America, in Congress now Assembled,
to amend the Act so as to read, Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, in
stead of Seventy Thousand Dollars, for
public buildings at this port. Be it
ResOIved, That we heartily endorse the
Resolutions passed by the Honorable
City Council OF Port Townsend, on De
cember 27th 1887, relative thereto, and
respectfully call attention to the statistics
set forth in those resolutions.
We therefore pray for the relief set
forth in this Preamble and ask that the
Act OF March Sd. 1855, be so amended as
to read, Two Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars, instead OF Seventy Thou
sand Dollars.
r. G. HILL.
Chairman Board Of Trade
, 1888-01-05
Port Towneend Rails.

rhs mail closes al IL AS p. m, tho mail leaving
for the south and east at p. IL. every day eI-
Dpt sunday.
EAi to Rhatcom leaves Mondays, Wednes-
EaJI and TF;days al 10 9. M. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nail 20 Coupville leaves every Monday, Wed
HsSdEy aud Saturday AT II =. M, returning al 8
y
Nail for Port Discovery leaves at , p. III. daily,
except sunday, returning at ~ =.
TO Nsgh Bay and way ports Monday at q. IN.
aad ThursdAY ~ 10 .. M. returning Wednesday
AKA Saturday mornings.
Nail to Irond.lc leaves daily at a. m, return
iEE al IL i. m.
Hail to Alaska leaves twice II month, connect
tag HitA San Francisco steamers about the End
aHa 18th.
GEO. q. MCNAMARA. Postmaster.
, 1888-01-05

The WallG Walla Statesman IS going
to soms over and mop the ground with
q Seattle TsSl estate agent for calling
the inland metropolis bGckw0od town.
Ono of Tacoma's leading business
men now repeats the following new Yer
sion ot the Lords prayer, upon retiring
each night: Our father who art Wright
IN Philadelphia; Tacoma be the name;
the \. Z. done, the boom Will come-tO
EaComa as il Is III StcilHcoorn- Give rs
this year = fleet CT wheat ships, and for
give us our lies a. freely as We lie; lead
rs not il SeBt:le, su' deliver us n IN
.-.rl -I.- l.. yi-a.. --Gl. ...-.Iuu,
Tacoma, forever. Amen.-The Eye.
, 1888-01-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
sAsSEs b. EINKLER,.RT. D.
PORT TOWNSEND W r

once and Drug Store, nsar the Custom House
nssiSsneC, Mrs. I. Barthrop's house formerly
scSupod by Capt. Oliver, on Taylor street
Telephone in drag store, accessible day or
aighI- No OF telephone Tor residence 33. No,
Of IslsphSns for once. %.
a. once hours: . to IL, a. NJ, 30 And7 to
s,P.A. Sep10d&HtT
, 1888-01-05
The lNGURABLE
CURED!

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FTorKrssvrtr.t-, Ky. Feb. -, 1887.
Ge7tieTacu-Scvra years ago q sore dsvei'
oDc,I ON NV nose from 1. finger nail scratch.
tried few simple rensules Gut tl lhe ,,.,5 Eg5e
would not yield. grew worse very year
FOR seven years Many thought hAh q an
Ger over year ago c"IniicnceI taAIhi
; = & and two dozen bottles "ntlrN.y cured
me When I began with SySlftE Sge'iHc
,tr.E about 'sfrgr hal nuiSEvd the course
Dr S s. =. I was strong and bGcFaHtr anG
had Il good appetite regard II a. : ilosI
valuable medicine fer ladies in weak. den
with me, Yours respectfully,
hR5. Il. W. WILSON.
SraRTkNEUEa S. 6. April > 49,
GentIemen-For twenty years .i,,,sifI nSEg s-I
. sore on my left vhCez- II ha4 EfliaAlly
been growing worse. IEe many Ply 7!.tA.-
whom / had consulted were HHhrlT 70 tn.o ~
using :. s. $ Al first it iuhaWcd the sore,
and il became more siTUtent iESu ts'E.r 70
much 20, indeed, tA!L iy l.'.lt, III. -
that should Leave on the mei...he- - -
sisted IN using The :. D. = A. the end Gt tNyy
months the sore wac entirely He@iea IthA-
Ing that the evil was out OF my v1Ih,ttutl.L'
len N the medicine; Hut IN SoFcmoef.
ten months after. q very st.Ei-' 'ieAhlt-E 'ts
aupra~.t I al once began again on y : =,
and now that IS Nis1 disapT caring haNc
every faith in S. :. $. Il Ess done mo more
good than all tbs d1giCTs and ntAtF iAtdI-
a. Z. SEASus-
wISsToS. =. C.. April u. 1874.
grntlcmen-TySO o o. LET-' yraTs ago = an
Ger came on INV face Il soon grew 20 ne
quite large. L wore On ne s.Lii my . EfEat
health was very poor Last NcyitthHeT
Isgau. = Caurze u 5. s 3. .aIru u-Fs con
tfliif-J TO the, present time win t1r tapFI--I
rrsuIL Trr cancer Ez- entirely Disappeared.
there being TO evidence or ~ Igfn ut
caucerCus character left. NJ general ntaiih
l. good nov. and my appetite better tEan u
las been in years i SlE:l 81 years old and
today / an working in the lrti planting
corn Yours truly JONAS -iA=zANH-
GfntIerueu-I had sore OF my upper lip
fo- glgLtyFars seven different doctors At
tempted IN vain 10 heal l. one gave me
small via! for tivs dollars which was = " Ger
rzia cure II Is needless ta 6Sy tns.t x uli
ulr no good About Two yEars ago became
quite uneasy. 80 people thought Al = ,--I.-
r--r. and took . ,gIr-c OF C.sEJrrl bottles
Of : = -. Tie result has been .HI1I sis
cure Inc ulcer or cancer E-At-t hraEIl-4t.
IT, leaving - srceiV = I7-erItins- -11T- From
shat CAV have ErsU = eEr"Iiclf hos'th. tic
specific HAVING FlTl-si IlF blood trarauEE-
H. ir-r-ssri my appetite and FHrfec 81 ny
( x---f-E. In = vn-al. ! fee, Ike new
woman. and. uest C' .s.l. the eight year u-Ce=
81 z1Es entirely ours s-EC"-s.r-
a-=1 Is. O. EsE-DF-
Trent n. Todd Co.. XIV. F-5. y. $50
T-e-t.-gy.. J. .oG .r.3 SKIN u .-..a..- mailed
fee Tua S"lss ~5a..r.. |r-
Drawer g. Atlanta. ga.
, 1888-01-05

Senator Manderson has already
offered a bill in the senate to admit
south Dakota at once with her pro.
visional state government, and he
proposes to offer an enabling act for
north Dakota. These bills will prob
ably pass the senate and clash with
Springer's in the house. The senate
passed the bill admitting south Da-
kota ia the last congress
At recent meeting of the Society
of Telegraph Engineers and Electri-
clans, says the Pan Mall Gazette, Ed
ward Stalhbrass read a paper on
deep-sea sounding in connection with
submarine telegraphy. Mr.. Stalls
brass said the word of surveying with
a view to ascertaining the contigura-
ton of the ocean bed previous to lay
ing a submarine cable was Of vital
Importance Between Gadiz and
Teneriffe alone. distance of about
seven hundred miles, 673 sOundings
were taken on one expidition, result
ing in the discovery of
two banks. two coral patch
es, and four other shoal spots.
Some Of the inclines near these banks
were remarkable for their steepness.
On the east side Of one of these the
bottom fell precipitously for 45O
feet, and on a sounding taken by the
Dacia during her survey OF the Seine
, 1888-01-05
REWhRE nE IMITAIInl

See that our trade mark, SANTA ABLE i OF
every bottle. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded,
, 1888-01-05
Jumbo Jumbo.
WEAK, UHDEVELoPED PARTS

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fl--- N-|E- - q .-r.-. t- ...t perfect g. ll..
<~scr~ l. -zs5-~ i-u-IH-F 20 tt.s Hrr.a- Cure.
'7f- ! ~ without medicine. \.rFH-r
EebIl -, /, E.il ia the I#..- hI.ru~ 4t.-rs.-..
bg~TeIH4 ~ t-E HarI4tl-EI- g. .l-ra-- Ht Sexual
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, 1888-01-05
hawaiian Consul.

OETICH HAWAIIAN CONSULATE,
Pert Townsend, ". T., Aug. %, 'S4.
[ LII VKSaEI4S Bound 10 any Of the Ports In
n Ika Hawaiian Kingdom are required TO
ES consular certificates OF invoices ana GER
naoatss Sf the sriZiA of goodE- All necessary
ESPeFs Rad Information furnished on applica-
LA tS JAMES G.. SWAN,
L. y. E's CoaB FAS kOkkelen's Buildin Z,
d&V:tf Adams St. Port Townsend.
, 1888-01-05

Trs.s-..y.. &. .oI .r.i SKIN U.s.a..- mailed
flee. In S%is. SEa.-r.. '..r
Drawer g. Atlanta. "a.
, 1888-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

II. Z. IIIIsII,
Chairman Board Of Trade
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
EMIGRACYA
Y Galicyi do Ameryki

0 dzia]a]nosai agent6w emf
gracy.jnych w Galley zebra}
GINS nader charakterystyczne
szczego}y.
JUL W roku 1876 zwrocono
uwage ma budzacy sic ruch
emigracyjny ludnosci wloscian-
skiej do Ameryki. Ruch ten
rozpoczaf sic naip'z6d W po-
wiecie iasielskim, gdzie %nieja-
&i Bo2ek, przechrzta. ucho-
d1acy wowczas posr6d luduos-
CT wiejskiej Ia wr6Abite, tu-
dziez wlosrlanin Deren 4 De-
bowca i Piotr Papciu'S 2 Ger
ny. wa}esa &C sic ~szyscy trzei
pc okolicy, pc jarmarSach i
odpustach, fanatyzowali for.
malnie w}oscian do wychoda-
twa do Ameryki
Ruch emigracylny przeniosl
sic nastepnle miedzy wloscian
powiatu pilznienSkiego, a gJy
rownoczesnie niektore rzady
amerykanskie, szczegolniei
rad Venezuela, rozwinal silna
agltacNq W Europe, q naczcl-
ma agentura W Pary2u i pod.
agencyami W MarsylIi B,r.
deanx, wowczas jul przybral
ow nlch wychodz,wa ccche
'stnego szalu, . kt6rego do.
piero rozpoczeii clagn4e "iecne
zyski liczni agenci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

larow, ktore, jeieli Bog po-
zwoli, chetniebym wrocit. Ra-
tuj mnic vice, Sz~nowny Pa
ME Prezydencie, i sprawe ma
SEA swieta. Polecajac ,jeszcze
rag talk pa|aca sprawe |aska-
wei opiece i vamieci S1anow-
nego Pana, pozostaje maj
wiekszem powa2eniem i wdzie.
cznosciq uuizony stuga W Pa
rs. Fl. P'xyniczyish1.
Powyzszy list przesfaf pan X.
Ma}}ek Cenzorowi Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego panu Francisz-
kowi Gryglaszewskiemu, kt6ry do
reczyf go redaktorowi naszego pis-
ma wraz Z ofiara $1,000.
Do tel ofiary do}aczyf MASTER
dolarow 2 cd siebie i tie II dola-
row W Srode, 5 wrzesnia, baczac
ma to, re wydawnictwo Opiekumo
katolickiego szybkiej ~potrzebuje po-
mocy, przesla} Wiel. ksiedzu Prey
niczyhskiemu do Bytomia.
Majster INA ks. Przyniczyn-
skiego osobiscie, przez d}ugie lata
by} Swiadkiem jego szczero-pol-
skiej, narodowej piracy. Swiadczy
tez Master, re ks. Przyniczyhski
godzien poparcia re strony Pola-
kow W Ameryce, i jaknajgorecej
poleca wydawnictwa jego
ofiarnosci rodakow. G6rny Szlask
to najwazniejszy posterunek polski
wobec Nlemc6w, w te tez strone
najwiecej trzeba nam zwracac ma
SEA otiarnosc, jezeli tam potrzeba
pomocy IA cele narodowe. Sr6d
emigracyi polsklej w Ameryce
najwiekszy obowiazek zbierania
sk}adek ma upadajaca polskq gaze
te w kraju polskim mad Odra
spada ma Braci Gornoszlazak6w.
Liczy ich Wiarus dosyt sporo
w gronie swych abonentow i cd Mich
przedewszystkiem spodziewa sic
przyczynienia do sk1adek. Kazda,
chociaz najmniejsza o%tiara, bedzie
pokwitowana w Wiarusle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Il st. Joseph, Mo.
| WrzeSnia,

l VfZeSnla.
Panic Redaktorze! RACE u
m'esc'c le pare slow o wypadkach
w n"szem mlrscie, ktore najwiecej
zanrzatu!a gfowy naszych polskich
kumoszek.
N'edawno Niemiac z sfowiah-
skim razwisAiem, August Dymski,
popefnlf ma sw"jcm ciele o2eracya,
Jaka czesto g~sposie starym kra-
ju popetnnaja va kogutach, kt6ro
m"Ja prowadzic ku,czeta - ro-
blac je IL p tonaml
Money tutejsze rrzez to O.
grom"ego nar"briy nam w~tvdu, DO
"sadz'fy d" gazet, IL TO byi Pnlak
u tn ma czwartej ul'cy zad,n Po-
lax ME mieszka, t,lko SINE MEM
czyska z Prus Zachodnich, k.ore
prawie wSzysskle 20 polsku gada-
lego Niemra iona wy,ykafa
chf"pu i~ew;ernnsc to 90 spowo-
dowato do pokaleczenia g.
v ionic oweg nar~anngo
czfow1eka powiadaj a, ze wydata
ma SWAT diva pros eta, al, ie IT,
dns'fa. Jest w TEN tylko lyle
prawdy, 70 diva prosleta wlazfy
ma jrj pndworze i to 2 mezem po-
dus IL. 10 samo poda}y wielo OBJ
%szern'eJ j 2 w~zeIklemi szczegofa-
mi tntejszc gazety angielskie, vice
niechaj / Wiurus to umrrsci.
Jeden saIonista byt k:Ika lat
na saIon'e, q rotem poprzest"f te-
go rZem'osfa poszrdt w nauke
do tarmelow Kansas. Gly po
ty g"dnia nanke opusct I, f,rmerzy
uprzejmie 60 prosili ma d'ugi raz.
Jezeli teyo PAN ME u~miescisz,
to sic Pan %spodziewaj, IL zaden
Polak dtuzei me bqdzie bruc cd
ebie gazety. Juz ia sa Ia kores.
po"dencya raz byta posfana, u ME
byfA u~mlrszczona.
IT. Gcnorg;a z mad creeku.
TIA 'a1a zlaNtem sic nu praw-
ne, re gdy bym ME spetnit wolf
rezolutnJ CHI ku'noszek 2 ST Joseph,
st%raclibym pofowe abonentow W
tenn m'ekcle, i spicszn'e robote pod
mf't wzatem. Bismark powledziaf,
70 boI sic tylko Pan. Boga, ale
kto vie, czyby i pierwsza lepsza
polska kobicta 2 St. joseph ME
n"pedzifn mu porzadnego Pietrka.
= Majster
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

Z Bytvmia, ma Gornym
Szlasku, nadszedt na rece pa
ma K. Malka, prezesa Skarbu
Narodowego Polsklego w MIL
waukee, Wis, list nastepuia-
cy:
Bytom, G. s.. l sierpnia, So.
Szanowny Panic!
Przepraszam jaknalmocnie)
ia smlalosG, spowodowana je-
dynie koniecznosccia. Oto, jak
niejednemu wladomo, JUL rok
Is jestem reda'-torem i wy
dawca pisma polshipgo Ople-
kun Kutohchl. Tylekrotue we
zienie, kary i koszta sadowe
ga przestepstwa prasowe, do
chodzace JUL kllka tysiecy
marek, wJc'enczyly do reszty
i mole silly materyalne, tax
ze obecnie stole ma rozsta;uej
drodze. A ME chcialbym tvj
radoscl Moblc naszym Mem.
com Il tenn sanem dudac otu.
chy DO tenn wiekszrYo pre-
sIad"wanla jezyka polsklegc
ma SAIqsku po upadku pls.
ma ME ch>iaibym, by lud
Zob"Jelnial, wid14c mmie wsle
pujq"ego 4 pIacu b"ju.
Oloa przyszIo mi ma my.l
czy2by ME szlo ralownG wo,
Sym StArbem Narodowym "
Aneryce naszego .Iknrb" hnj
dIoa.1ego - TAX DIS srodz,
przeslniowaneso. jak MOI,
Ligiy dolad - Dczyk i naro
dowost na,aa?
Rozchodzl sic tn o $50 do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
Old UCZNIA y LA SALE.

La Sale, Iii. n S crpnia 1898.
k"chnny N jstrze cd Warusn!
Rnz umiesciG " wiusncm p $.
mic nastepuJace spr"stownnie:
SumM S 1l2. 90. kt6rn by!u
prze-i,nm M recr Sokr General
Nv. Mar, FI., rrzcz Wgo rs.
w an"go,nic pochodzlia cnlkow,cio
\ dochodu p~ikniIsowrgo, ink podn
lem SO N" Wa,"sa, IOnie.
wna W lej 'umie mI.sci sie dobro,
wolnych rkitdrk juls cd w. Ks.
pr"boshcnn, hk jeg" nieH torynL
pnruinn, y 1880. Ia to pomyike
interesowun osoby alprzejm ie prye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

praszam.
Prey tel okol,cznosci raz przy-
lac, kochan. Ma stree i ni.zuiei-
ny PANE Wiarusa, ""s'epujucych
pare szczer iyrzl'wycb W erszy
Niechaj W TWIN reku
Maj-trze, mtet teH,
bedzle p%ostrachem
przewrotnych glow,
Zawszc i'm nzc~erze
odlewaj ciegi,
A bedzIvsz zdr9v!
WieSz, jak Gle wieIu
roteznych MEOW
P"zrec pragnet,,
gdyby .jastr1ab sowq,
"A tvs krod jadu
-dzlslaj - tych mellow
Urosf . glove!
Rosnl.j wlec ieszcze
zdrowo Warusie,
Motion mad cezka
machaj robota;
My C'e centnml
poprzem, PoIu~ie,
B.s kut z ochota!
T"oj uczeh
Z L., S lie
w z%ataczeniu przesytam Mo
ney order ma $ s 90 i t. d..
(M"j ster dzjekuje serdecznie,
clesza" sic tenn wierrj = okazunej
mu &yczl'w' sci, 10 zudukumento-
wanna zostata brzeczarym przydat-
k'em' k16rv uIz>t g'owiv, pc ku.
r'en'u Woruso troche w'ecrj "a
kfop"tanej, ma dawnivD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06

botnika polskiego Cajslaka poro-
dAlfa be- pomocy lekarza, czwora-
Xxi, dw6ch ch}orcow i diva dziew-
czeta. Wszystko czworo jest zdro-
we, ale bardzo male. Cajslakowa
juz dawniej a porodzi}a bliznic-
ia.
MOCARZ piesciowy Sullivan
skazany jest Ia pewien czas ma
bezczynnost. w nietrzezwym sta
ME kaza} strzelaG do sztuki z}ota,
ktora trzyma} W reku; kula pre-
clez chybl}a celu i urwafa seer
mlerzowi HAWAII palca duzego i
wskazujacego.
DENVER, Col, l wrzesnia.-
Jan Jantka, m}ody SFowak, miesz-
kaJacy w poblizu Arco, z~astrzelony
zostaf przez nieznajomtgo, kt6ry
wtargnaf przez tylre drzwi domu,
w nocy we snie PREY boku swej
zony. Kula przesz}a mu przez g}o
we kobieta ME INA zadnego po-
wodu do tego szkaradnego uczyn-
ku, gdyz MAJ jej ledwie rok Jest
W kraju, ME mia} zadnych PREY
jacio4 i wogole Mich mic ukrasG
ME MONA, gdyz So "a biedni.
w MANITOBIE zniwa w tym
roku wypadfy pomyslniei, nlz kie-
dykolwiek przedtem, jak d}ugo
tylko W tym kraju za}ozone costa
~ osady bia}ych.
u CLEVELAND, O., odbiera-
my wNcinek z jednej 2 tamtejszvch
gazet angielskich, zawierajacy te
OTTO notatke:
Piotr Mixtacki podaf prosbe
do sadu zwyczalnego O rozwod.
Oskarza swoja zone Anne O "a
niedbywanie swych obowiazk6w.
Oswiadcza, II 20 lipca 1885,,
podczas gdy ME by} w domu, DO
pakowa}a manatki zabra}a jeich
dwoje dzieci i odjecha}a. Mix
tackl ME vie, gdzie ona sic teraz
obraca.
DEMOKRATYCZNl POLL
TYCY . TAXA rmfaza wygla~aia,
&c partya republikan~ka sk4ada S 9
2 samych "n"polistow y. ludzi,
htory CIV haJq tylko na wyzyskl-
wan'e r%"botnIkn j zbieranie kosz-
tenn .jego piracy ciezkiej miIjonow.
Przy"atrzmy sig mezom, ktorzy o.
hern1e prowadza kamI annie ola
Clevelanda. Przcwohn'czacym owej
komlsyl Jest Calvin c. Bee. O
szukat on Tandrrbi.ta O 10 NJ lilo.
now d%oIarow, a ohecnle Jest vice
prey denton pieciu a dyr-ktorem
cztrrech koleii &claznych. Drugi
czfonek teg.>z komitelu William
L.. Scott za,> adza Is ko|ejami, a
~czternnstei jest prezydrn Tr>e-
CT Arthur p German Jest dyrekto-
rem kilku k"salnl, q pr,zydeatem
koIeii West V rglnia Cenral. Da-
lrj John S. Barb VI Jest wice-pre-
zy1enlem kolcj Midland W Vrgi-
Mi. Starry Burnum JEST p~rezyden-
tenn pieciu kolej;. Wreszci" Arthur
Sewell Jest prezN dentem p'eciu a
dyrtktorem dwoch koleii. A vice
ma czele komitctu %gfownego tel par
tvi, ktora niby chce usunaG wszel-
klch m"n"polistow, a przyn"jmniv,j
uk'ocic ich chciw"sG, stoja ludzie,
ktor~y miljony zarobiIi ma sp, ku
lacyach. Me jest4e to humbng
'roste zamydlnnie oczy luIziom?
Sami m%onou"lisci prowadza w i.
mieniu |nrtyi demok'atycznej wal.
Ike przcciwko monopol stom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-06
Chelmntska dyecezya. Zbrani v

Che1minska dyecezya. Zbranl W
przesz}a n1edzieie Z powodu odpu-
stu Przemienienia Panskiego w
Gruclnie ksieza dekanatu Swiec-
kiego ~wreczvli ciezko choremu u
bilatow ksiedzu p~roboszczowi
A n d ire W T "a i ecz y IL
s k i e m u document swiadczacy
o %zafozonej przez mich ma jego do
bro 60 b1ogos}awienstwo Boze w
zyciu ziemskiem a "a jego dusze
pc smierci) d lacy i, pot" Ter
dzonej juz przez Zwierzchnost du-
chowna. Pr6cz tego parafanie zFo-
zyli rome k oszto VINE upo-
mink W dow6d czci i milosci ku
swojemu czcigodnemu proboszczo-
wi ijubilatowi.
Iuchola. w piqtek 10 2. M.
spali}o SIG podworze posiadacza
Ca | w S k leg Zdro-
jach.
Kartu=y. Jakis kupiec nadren-
ski zamowi} u stolarza Markowskle-
go w Kfobucinie SO tuzinow I o.
gov do ia b a k i. Zapewnie
Nadrenczycy poznali je Cd nauczy-
cleli przeniesionych q Zachodnich
Prus mad Rem.
Komorsk. w pogrzebie S. p. X.
kanonika i dziekana Jana N e l.
kiego bra4o udziaf % ksiezy, Z
X. prepozytem Klawittelem . Pei
pima ma czele. = Chloe niebosz-
czyk dfugo chorowa}, to jednak
smierc nastqpifa zupe}nie nagle.
Skonaf ma %fotelu, ale juz przedtem
byf opatrzony Sakramentami swie-
temi.
Meimi@sha dyecesya, X.
S C h W in k W S k i, administra.
tor paratii W Wrociawiu, przenie.
siuny jake wikary lokalny Go ID -.
brdwki pod K%amieniem; X.
/. wikary kenryk Ossowski 4 Wei
herowa do starognrdu u, X
wikary Zurawski \ Kumieni,
10 WeJherowa; n X. Tomus,
/. Rasch k zostat ustanowiony ja-
ko wikary W kamlenlu.
Metmno. Mad ~majqtkiem tn,
telszego restauratora hotelisty
Alberta h ~ o u zostaio sgo q