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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Grand Isle County.
North Hero.

The republican convention held at the
courthouse the 18th instant was well at
tended and enthusiastic n. w. Fisk of Isle
La Motto, an extensive dealer in marble,
and one of the best-known men outside of
the county, received the nomination for
senator, which is the best that could have
been made. f. r. Goodsell, also of Isle La
Motto, was nominated for states attorney,
Mr.. Goodsell not being lawyer he does not
care for the office, but as there are no law
yers in the county that will take the nom
ination it is thrust upon him, an instance
where the office seeks the man. o. p.
Knight was in line of nomination for sheriff,
but on account of the Judge of probate being
here the office of sheriff went to H. w
Marvin of Alburgh. II. w. Allen was
nominated for judge of probate and stephen
Hoag OF Grand Isle and S. III. Pike of Isle
La Motto assistant judges The county COM
mttee is as follows: I. l.. Kinney, South
Hero; II. II. Reynolds, Alburgh; b. f.
Longheld, Isle La Motto; o. p. Knight,
North Hero Iii proposed to have county
rally sometime between the 10th and 25th
instants, due notice of which will be given
later. - County court convenes the 2Sth
instant and of the number of cases now on
the docket none is or will be of more in
terest than that of Henry Mott of Alburgh
u.s. the Central Vermont railroad for injuries
received in the Hartford disaster. Mr..
Mott has heretofore been friendly to Gov
ernor Smith and has had free passes and a
considerable amount in rebates, but asks
for "more." - All North Island has
been in a constant agitation since the re-
covery of $549 in bridge money last spring
and suits are threatened against a Bur
lington paper and a well-known newspaper
correspondent whom it is alleged sent a
false statement of the case, but as nothing
has been done, people begin to form the
opinion that there was more truth in the ar
ticles published than one would care to have
brought out in court. Hence the affair is
quoting down little. - The remains
of Mrs. Deborah Wheeler, for fifty years a
resident of this town, who died at New
Haven, Conn, the Sth instant, were brought
here for interment the 18th and were laid
beside those OF her husband, the late John
G. Wheeler, who in his day was one of the
best steamboat pilots on Lake Champlain.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
LamOille County.

THE republicans of North Hyde Park and
vicinity turned out in large numbers last
Saturday evening and raised the national
flag, bearing the names and portraits of Har-
rison and Morton, after which they listened
to able speeches by II. w. Hulburd of this
village, H. S. Wilson Of Morrisville and
Hon. X. c. Christy of johnson. - Pro-
hibitionists of Lamoille county to the num-
Der of sixteen assembled in mass conven-
ton in the Town Hall, last Saturday after
noon, and nominated full list of county
officers, but up to this time it has been hard
to find any one who knows who they are,
and it does not make much difference
Morrisville.
THE annual Methodist camp-meeting has
been held here the past week. Nearly
all of last week was rainy, which made the
attendance much smaller than it otherwise
would have been. Good work was done
and the meetings were very interesting
throughout. On Sunday Rev. DIR. Pitblado of
Springfield, Mass, and Rev. DR.. j. W.
Hamilton Of Boston were the speakers and
there were fully six thousand people ON the
grounds. - A grand time is expected
here to day "wednesday on the occasion
of the republican rally of Lamoille county.
- The fall term Of school at Morrisville
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

lieve that the members of any political
party desire to commit the grievous
error of destroying so important a
branch of our agricultural system as
wool production. We call upon the
members of all political parties to aid
in averting this national calamity
American Cultivator.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Orleans County.


o. II. AUSTIN was renominated for Judge
OF probate at the republican convention
held last week at Barton. - Don III. c.,
son of Stephen Burbank, died the 18th in
slant of typhoid fever. - Rumor has it
that prohbitionist flag is soon to be raised
here. - Mrs. DIR. Ranney remains in a
critical condition. Her physicians think
she can not recover.
Glover.
j. p. ELLIS store was broken into the
night of the 18th instant and money and
looNriSuED ON EIGHTH PAoK.l
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22

represents not only the power and glory
of our country, but also the republican
idea of protection to American citizen
ship, American institutions and Amer
lean industries.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Barnard, Sumner & Co

radical enlargement of our al
ready mammoth store.
The great timbers that stand
guard and hold upon their sup
port the extreme front of our
building attract attention every
moment of the day
The steam engine at the rear
grasps the stone and brick,
swings them clear out beyond
the sidewalk and lowers them
down into the waiting carts,
With not the least little risk
to travel and but slight incon-
venience to the buyers.
We find most inconvenience
inside the store, in the crowd
ing up of departments into
space not fitted for them.
This crowding leads us to
make 0e,y low prices on all
goods that come within the line
ofpressure.
The light summer goods are
the things crowded most.
What are left of the II lac
American Satines come under
the knife first.
1t don't take long to cut off
4 I-2c a yard, and that is just
what has been done.
And SC is now the price.
Remember, ladies', that what
we now sell for SC is the very
same Saline that we praised SO
highly at 10 lac.
Pretty French Jacquards, with
designs that closely initiate the
higher cost goods, that you
know you bought SO freely all
the season,
You will now be surprised
to know are down to SC.
This is the effect of the Au-
gust time of year and the need
for room incident to the changes
now taking place.
We almost forgot to tell you,
ladies', that the colored Seer
suckers, of which we told you
last week, are all gone, to the
very last yard.
We have, therefore, carried
to a successful termination the
greatest Seersucker sale of
years.
And what is better-every
yard bought Of us at 6 lac
represented a value never be-
fore given for that money.
Remnants work in splen-
didly for careful housekeepers,
who seek them season in and
season out.
Just now there are quite
nice lot of remnants in Cen
fury Cloths that we sell for
6 lac.
They are of course just as
good as though cut from the
piece, and if you find the yards
you want, you are just as we'll
OFT so tar as the goods are con-
cerned, and great deal better
off as to price.
The Criterion remnants are
6 lac.
Printed Ginghams now 6 lac,
down, of course initiate higher
cost Ginghams good for run
around dresses, and cost but a
little,
Don't forget to spend little
time in the Underwear depart
ment; it will please you to see
the lovely corset covers, un-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-08-22
Political Notes.

WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH HARRISON?
Give us menl A time like this demands
Strong minds great hearts, true faith and
ready hands:
Men whom the lust of Office does not kill
Men whom the spois of Office can not buy
Men who possess opinions and will;
Men who have honor men who will not lie
Men who can stand before a demagogue
And scorn his treacherous batteries with
out winlSing-
Tall men, sun-crowned, who live above the
fog
In public duty and in private thinking.
DR.. J. Il. Holland.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
Redaktor Or}a Bia|ego

p. FrancisZek II. r.. Jablonski Z
Milwaukee publikuje w swojem
pismie list do Majstra cd WiD1s-
So, W ktorym prostitute omy}ke W
pismie naszem, jakoby mia} bye
szwagrem redaktora Cd Kuuyera
Kruszki. Zaznacza, re pomiedzy
MIN a p. Kruszka ME istniafo mig
dy pokrewiehstwo, i ME istnieje
wskutek jego ozenku, gdyz IONA
jego nazywa sic Z domu Ro5a1iska
i jest O lyle spokrewiona p. p.
Kruszkami, o lie So wszyscy ludzie
pomiedzy soba, pochodzac Cd A
DANA i Ewy. Jego zdaniem W Cd
nosnej notatce miano Z pewnoscia
ma mysli p. Maychr5yckiego - kto-
ozeniwszy sic Z bliska krewna p.
Kruszki = jest w4ascicielem Ku-
ryera. Woiny nikim zaczynat
ME mysli, gdyz chce przedewszyst-
klein budowaG - u ME niszczyc,
60 wrzekomej kollgacyi pan Jab-
}ohskiego z Nruszka powiadaf nam
niedawno pewien wesofy gost ;
Winony, pojmuj2c pewnie owe
poszwagrzenie w ten spos6b, jak j
pojmujq ludzie pracujacy w pc
krewnych zawodach, n. p. reporte
rzy gazeciarscy i zecerzy, nazywa
jac siebie szwagrami. = Master.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
TELEGRAM :.
WARSZAWA. IL Inca.

WARSZAWA, IL lipca. =
B1smark zeni rosyjsklego ma
stepce tronu z mtodsza siostrq
cesarza niemieclSiego Wilhel-
ma II. Cesarz Wilhelm jesz-
cze W tym miesiacu ma pre-
je2d2ac przez nasze m'asto do
Petersburga, gdzie ma nasta-
pic scislejsze zbli2enie dwoch
domow cesarskich. W senacie
rosyjskim W Petersburgu "a
siadaja jednak2e sami pansla-
wisci. ludzie s%trasznie nienawl-
dzqcy Niemcow a starajqcy sic
po}qczyc wszystkich sfowian -
Moskali, Rusinow, Polakow,
Czechow, Sfowakow, Serbow
itd.-w jeden wielki narod.
CT ME chca dopuscic, ably
dwor rosyJski sc!sleJ po]aczyt
sic q dworem niemieckim
przez ma1aenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
Kto m%adrzejszy
ERE Il

TAX pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, ktoremu z tych dw6ch me-
zow Pan Bog wiecej wla4 oleju do
banki?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

caniem fakt6w, ably przez to z O.
chydzic i shanbiG KS. Kolasin-
skiego, a tenn samem poprzec ma
posadzie Wojciechowskiej wyzej
wzmiankowanego pupilka swego.
Dobrze robi Cyrelik, re i'm krwi u
puszcZa.
z uszanowaniem.
Jan Samocki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
- w duiu

DETROIT. - w dulu "a
czerwca ks. Biskup Borgess. (tytu}
ten dalej mu pozostaje, chociaz Juz
ME pe}ni obowiazk6w biskupa)
bierzmowa} W polskim kosciele sw.
Wojciecha dwie i poi godziny.
Biskupa prowadzi}a do koscio}a
wspania}a procesya, w ktorej bra
~ udzia} wszystkie katolickie To
warzystwa %wojskowe W Detroit, z
wyjatkiem Gwardyi Kosciuszki.
Orszak ciagnaF sic cd pafacu bis
sSupiego az do koscio}a sw. Woj-
ciecha. w pochodzie powiewa}y
take c%horagwie polskie.
OBRAZNIK KAUL ~jeszcze
sic ME wyprowadzi4 z Chicago. Je-
go handel obraz6w znajduje sic
pod mr.. 105 Fifth Ave.
PoPIs PoLEK w KoNCER-
Gle. - Dnia 1 lipca %popisowa}y
sic uczennice profesora w. Lueder-
sa W Chicago ma publicznym kon-
cercie. Pomiedzy innemi odnaczy-
4y sic tax gra ma fortepianie, jak
spiewem, panny Wiktorya i Hele-
ma Mikityhskie, oraz panna Noe,
podlotek IL letni, Francuska. w
dowod uznania ~wreczy} p. Czerwin-
ski, eleW apiece p. Bardon-
skiego, bogate bukiety Z zywych
kwiat6w pannom Wlktoryi / He
lenie Mikitynskim i Jozefe Kur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
w RACINE, Wis, poscif
w MENAZERYI.
Detroit 3 lipca 1888 /.

Szanowni Czytelnicy WiaruSa!
Chcecie widziet i poznac store
ps6w ME oswojonych, ale wsciek-
1ych, pieniacych sic cd z}osci, pro-
sze re mnA ma chwile do menaze-
ryi Chicagoskiej, kt6ra niedawno
bedac w tenn miescie, zwiedzi}em.
Zaraz ma wstepie, MIN do DIAL
szych przejdziemy okazdw, zoba-
czym try egzemplarze niby zwyk-
lie ale p1zecie5 w swoim rodzaju
bardzo ciekawe pod jednym da-
chem, = "a jedna krata, niby W
najlepszej Z soba harmonic zyjace,
a przeciez instynktem powofa-
MEM swoim tax rome! Sq ' try
psy: jamnik, kundel i pudel.
Jamnik, jak wiecie, jest to
piesek 2 natu,y ME wielkiej fgury,
z krzywemi nieco nogaml, Z pod
strzyzonym krotko w}osem, cd sta
rosci a %raczej intryg dobrze podsi-
wia}y, 4 noskiem nieco najprzdd
wyci2gnietym, ciagle ruchliwym a
niespokojnym, to g}6wny a prin-
cypalny okaz ca}ej m~enazeryi, to
Don Juan wszystklch innych eg-
zemplarzY, kt6rego wszyscy inni
s}uchaG, kt6remu inne okazy ma
jego skinienie potakiwac musza.
A re kazdego jamnika juz Z
natury jego zadaniem Jest: vie
trzyG, nurtowat, kopat, weszyc,
czy ME da sic ola siebie i ola swej
zgrai psiej, dobrego po}owu zrobit,
otoz i nasz pierwszy i pierwszo-
rzedny egzemplarz, ktdry W mena-
zeryi znajdujemy, ma jedne jote
ME mia zwyk}ego p~owo}ania
swego. Chce on o wszystklem vie
dice, wszystko zwietrzyc, znurto-
wac, podkopat, czy to W godziwy.
czy w niegodzlwy sposob, byle
dojst do celu swego. A re iowa
rzysz jego kundel tez wspdfbrat
/. Z zawodu i powo&ania juz cd ma
fury ME jest tax dzielnie wyposa.
.zonym, boo juz l wzrostem znacz'
ME wiekszy, i tu}owem SVEN ME.
co ciezszy a instynktem swym
psim, mniej o%bdarzony, ten jal
.zwykle kazdy kundel tylko lata@
biegaG i szczekat potra6 o lyle
o lie w tym wzgledzie dyzpozycv:
cd swego starszego powaga stano
wiskiem, wspo}towarzysza otrzyma
A ktory z Mich trzech nailepszy
to chyba dfugo-uchy czy tam k}a
pouchy pu-pu-pudel, a re takicl
k}apouch6w czy tam wspd}towa-
rzyszow w zyciu swojem ma bar
do wielu, vice nie}atwo odgadnat
kto MIN jest, ]ezeli dodamy, *
ten z powo}ania i stanowiska, ja-
kie mu przydzielono, co do gatun
ku i istoty cd swych dw6ch pc
d przednlk6w jest nieco odmienny
On jake pu-pu-pudel robi to tyl
ko, co mu robit kaza, powtarz'
tylko to- czego jego pierws
dwaj koledzy %nauczyli, a racze
rozglasza tylko to, co mu rozgla
szaG kazali.
Teraz zajrzyjmy do KropidIa
{ Pomijamy juz ~wszystkie inn
nadsxczekiwania i nurtowaAia, pc
mijamy jua wszystkie skandaliczn
rozsiwania buntu ! nlcnaw,Sci lud'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
Sprawy biezace

Sprawy biezace
WlarusowP olonuso5w obchodsqce.
KS. PROB. ROMUALD
BYZEWSKI q Winony kaze
napisa6 W Wlorusie poczciwe-
mt ks. Franciszkowi Krollowi
unit dem Doppel y, ktoremu
sic W Dzlenuku Poznanskl;m
al pfakaG zachciaio mad tenn,
Re niby ksieza Zwiazkowi ME
znaja katehizmu: ably on pfa-
kaf sam mad wfasna gfupota.
Zdaniem redaktora Wlarus0
V ter Kroll owym arty-
kufem ukrecif bicz ma w1asnq
skore, DO sam dowiodf, re ME
INA katechizmu. Pzeciez kate
him uczy, Re k}amstwo jest
grzechem, tn Vater
Kr o !, zapominajqc snac, Re
jest ksiedzem, lie publ;cznie,
iak starry wytarty kalendarz,
piszac, lie Konstitucya Zusqz,
hu 4 jego organa tvlerdzq, re
ME wystepyjq przecl1vho hoScio-
toni hatollchaenou, tylzo pre-
clpko pevnym osobono, mlano-
wac1e O. WlncentenM Bmzni-
sh1enu. - Pytamy sic ks.
Krolla, w ktorym to paragra
fe Konstitucyi Zwiqzku Ma.
Pol. stoi cos podo5nego?
Koria z REDEEM temu, co pred
GAIA Polska europe.jskq smiai
zelayc redaktora Wiarusa, k1a-
miqc, lie ten szerzy miedzy lu-
dem niewiare, - Jezell w re.
czonej Konstltucyi zuajdzie COS
O O. W. Barzyhskim! - Czy
vice i to p2awda, 2e Derdow-
ski w Detroit lud d. buntu
podszczuwal? Wszak2e bropi]
tylko ks. Kolasihskiego, z1os
> liwie do dzisla) przesladowa'
!. neyo przez gazety ; ksiezy, {
: bronif i broni go ola tego, *
: jest on pc dis dzieh probosz
ezem para6i polskiej W Mimic
W Dakoeie, a poniewaz tan
). gorliwie i 2 poswieceniem pra
cu)e mad zbawieniem dusz pol
o skich, tenn samem tel zasfu.
s gu]e ma to, ably go ka&de piS
: mo polskie broni1o pred zbrod
|, niczemi napasciami zfych lu
0 dzi i gazet.
: 0 KS: KOLASINSKIM d
dzisiaj piszq niektore pisma
g Re bawi %.jeszcze w Detroit
Jest to nieprawda, DO dzieln.
ten kap}an juz dawno Jest
powrotem w parafii swoiej '
} Mimic, D. I. u Detroit pole
). chat najprzod do Baltlmore
:. gdzie podobno m;"f uosfucha
ME u KardynajA.
BISKUP KRUSZKA z MI
!; waukee zrobif ksiedzem oby
>, watela Piaseckiego z st. Pau
w Nebrasce, ktory Jeszcze
il przeszfym miesiqcu byf sobi
pospolitym salonista. Zobac
e. nr. IL Kwyera Polshleqo z
$. lipca - Pierwsza to czynnos
l. urzedowa pierwszego biskup
Il, polskiego W Ameryce.
y Il DAkOI1, z ArdOcf
Walsh Co plsze p. Galewsk
y lie to ME prawda, co w przes:
&c lynn numerze podanem by]
m we Waarusle o wylewie REL
Il, Red river. Twierdzi ze ur,
n dzaje okazuia sic tam tego RI
ku talk pomyslnie, jak jeszcz
=, nigdy dotad.-Co ma to pa
. Leon Dorszyhski z pod n
10 527 W. 4th Str. w Winoni'
". cd ktorego mielismy wiad'
ic nose o owym wylewie, jak
niby zaczerpnieta z listow
bo Dakoty?-?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

pletnem handy l pleklelne] podfo-
sci, ably ksiadz ma ksiedza kapfan
ma kap}ana, publicznie W swych
pismach (kt6re iedynie ma utrzy-
muje) Z taka wsciek}a zajad4oscla
napadaf!
1 wy Kropidlarze smiecie sic
razwat obrohcami WARY i patryo-
tyzmu? i wy W swej bezczelnosci
smiecie twierdzic rozsiewajac Nam-
silva obelgi, re wystepujecie W
obronie prawdy? Coz my biedny
ludek polski jak mas wyzywacie,
ma te vase burdy i awantury
polemiki, kt6re publicznie W wa
szych pismach sobq prowadzicie,
powiedziet many? Czyz wy sami
ME dajecie ME pochopu i zachety
z CORY do WASN'T niezg6d, i niena-
wisci pomiedzy Mani samymi?.
Wstyd i hahba tym kropidlarskim
czasopismom waszym, ktore pod
p4aszczykiem katolicyzmu a pod
forma Kropid1a bezczescicie kap}a-
now, siejecie zarzewia niezgody
miedzy ludem naszym; czyz "a to
p}acimy VAN danine c%oroczna,
czyz "a to p}acimy wan haracz
krwawo %zapracowany, "a gazety
vase, abyscie napadali ma naszych
kap}an6w, abyscie jadem .!zmij
kasali i siekli zamiast RAINY kryt
i blizny goitM OF ME Kropidfo
waszego, ale bata, tegiego bata
farmerskiego ma was potrzeba!
Sprawe Detroickaa, pc 2 latach
i Z m~iesiacach, wyciagneliscie zno'
WI ma st64 publiczny; czyz sadzi'
Gle re oszczerstwem i klamstwen
posiadziecie owe sfawne sazniowe
kie}basy Wojclechowskie, O kt6re
wy i wielu innych napr6zno dotae
ubiegaliscie sic?
Czemuz naszemu ludowi nj,
i, odkrycie prawdy w ca}ej nagosci
czemu pc "a kulisami trzymaci
i lekacie sic swiatu pokazat glow
nych prowodyr6w owych tragic2
nych zajst u sw. Wojciecha, al
i, chcecie z]ozyt WING ma jednego ka
p4ana, "a ktorym dotqd 5000 ma
Y rodu ginie i przepada. Gdyb'
=. ten kap}an by4takim zbrodniarzen
J. jakim ,,Kropidlarze" mice go che;
v zapewne ola sprawy jego i W ski
tex skargi jego i krzywdy, wnie
o sionej do Rzymu, propaganda 70;
y patrzywszy i zbadawszy rzecz cal
i ME napedzafa by by4a g}owneg
J. motora tel strasznej tragedy K
j. Dabrowskiego cd. sw. Wojciech
d 20 II m~iesiecznym pobycie jeg
a TAME. A vice w skutek tel jake
l. domnlemaneJ zbrodnl, ]aka rKrc
a pid1o zarzuca KS. kolasinskiem1
Rzym napadzi} ks. Dqbrowskieg
usunaf samego Biskupa, a IL
"a Kolasihski jak by} talk i jest pre-
boszczem, i moze powroGiG do D
= troit, by objat napowr6t wydar'
) mu parafia.
&, Mech sic przyzua KS. Dabrc
wski, co mu powiedzia} Jego EN-
&. nencya Kardyna} Symeoni, cd
> by} u niego Rzymie. :
Czy masz przeciw temu ksi
tie dzu (Ko}asinskiemu) fakta not
ia ryjne?
= Me = brzmia}o odpowi'
dz KS. Dabrowskiego. = Zbfadz
y, les, bracie, wracaj do domu
lie siedz cicho w klasztorze!-taka b
a. Ia odpowiedz Kardyna}a.
at Zapewne f~a}szywa ambicya n
a. pozwoli KS. Dabrowskiemu PREY
a nae sic do tel odpowiedzi, a PR
,z- ciez navel san Biskup Borges
ie- podpisujacswa rezygnacye, oswia
m czy}, re gdyby by} przewidzi;
ak co sic pdzniej sta}o, ME dow
&C libby by} przekroczyG progu d
lie, mu swego zadnym intrygantom
vi intrygantkom. Ot6z i powoli W
To- chodzi szyd}o z worka. Przekon
Ia. sic kazdy moze, kto by} powode
zy i kto zawini4, cry ks. Kolasihs
Ia czy CT, kt6rym zapach}y owe Xxi
CHI basy sw. Wojciecha.
a Ma dzisiaj sapienh sat =
~ wohao tepo cadzimv 10 nu-nu-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
DO RYCERZY A wolno

w DENVER, COL, mularze
pobleraja $500 dziennie, pracujac
tylko s godzin ma dobe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

kiedy skwary
| upaly
Ludziom haki susza,
To W Bay Clcie
Z~nakomicie
Chlopy szklanki dusza.
Czfek choc starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze heg pekaty
| przez Lofty
M1edzy p!oty
Pedzi q MIN do chaty
Hej biesiada.
Dana, dada,
Predko key wyplty,
A tn hura!
Gala fura
Jedzie z West Bay City!
klo mud czule,
Mech go TRUE
Onem piwem W krtani,
WysmleEity
West Bay City
W tel Brewing 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

suchem podniebien'em. Powiedzlaf
on do pewnego p%rzyjaciela, re ]ego
kobieta jest tamperantka. Choc
vice W umiarkowanem piciu ME
widzi mic z}ego, jednak ola mi}ej
zgody ulega je] wolf.
DO RYCERZY PIRACY wolno
rteraz nalezeG kazdemu katolikowi
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. TAX
o%statecznie - pod}ug najswiezsze-
go telegramu, Rzym zadecydowaf,
w DENVER, COL, mularze
pobleraja $500 dziennie, pracujac
tylko s godzin ma dobe.
WIELKIE MASY Wfoch6w
teraz ustawicznie przybywaja do
Ameryki. lie samej Genui odp}y-
.nefo W minionym roku lOl,2OO,
a tym roku 52,S52 ludzi do
Ameryki rofudniowej.
w SUPERIOR, Wis, czterech
wiezni6w uciek}o Z wiezienia pc
w1atowego, 4 pomoca kilku ludzi,
kt6rzy zbili i zwiazali str5za ssnoc-
nego.
w RACINE, Wis, poscif jar
Zachar, ,,Mrzyg}dd Z kaledoni'
dni Al q zatem przescignaf Dr.
Tannera.. Chce on @ieszcze d}uzej
poscit i wzbrania sic przyjmowa'
pokarmy. Prawdopodobnie MOI!
jego, o lie dotyczy zofadka, nj
jest, w porzadka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich,
donosi nam Lubawiak, re tam to-
RAJ spok6j, DO mqdrzejsi giupim
ustqplli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

w WILKESBARRL, Pa, W
dniu 20 czcrwca, zafozone ~zostafo
"a staraniem Wiel. Ks. Proboszcza
Pelczara, Towarzystwo koscielne
Najsw. Mary Fanny. Szczcg6ty W
najbliiszym numerzc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-15

The American common school has de-
veloped with the growth of the nation.
1t is no longer local, provincial, sectarian,
associated with certain form of loving,
although rigorous piety. 1t has become
national-the nursery of American youth,
not the foreign of5hoot, with its atmos-
phere Of English Puritanism. 1t is not
Christian or Jewish or Agnostic-it is not
Irish or German or Russian. But it is
American, and must be maintained as
American. Whatever tends to produce
the perfect American citizen, helpful,
sound, sober, honest, earnest, patriotic, in
telligent, mustfn place in its curriculum,
whether older textbooks rise or fall.
that is the aim forever to be held in view
That is the grim essential which must not
be exchanged for glittering accidentals.-
Rer. 4. S. Isadcs in tie October Forum
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-15
wHrFPING IN THE EMPLOYEES.

w. II. Barnum, of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, went to Washington on
Friday, issued his ukase and had all the
Government clerks, who are Democrats,
and all those employees who owe their
places to Democratic violation of the
civil service laws and regulations, noti-
fed to call upon him at his hotel on Satur-
day. They called" in slow-moving pre-
cessions. sad-eyed and dubious, and came
away soberer still and poorer by Just so
much as the hints given induced them 10
part with something of their salaries for the
ambition of Mr.. Grover Cleveland to fill a
second term. And this disgraceful scene
took place under the very nose of Mr.. Gro
yer Cleveland, who has thrice voluntarily
pledged himself to maintain, expand and
strengthen the civil service laws. ard to
prove true to civil service reform that Gov
erumental employees may be freed from the
thraidom Of party bossism.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-15

Sparks from Office. To prove how little he
Indifferent he was to the rights of the set
tier, and how careful he was Of the rights
of the great corporation, he Immediately
promoted the Secretary of the Interior TO a
position on the Supreme Bench of the
United States In the face of these facts,
the pretense of the Democratic party that
Grover Cleveland is the enemy Of great
corporations, trusts and monopolies, isof q
piece with all the other hypocritical pre-
lenses which should make that party odi-
ous, and its professions Of friendship for
the people distrusted