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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, gwaranto-
wane tai emnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
stsrya, zawret W g!owie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwos6, nerwowa newral-
g'a, Dol gfowy, nerwewa prestra-
eva, pochedzaca z u4ytku alkoho-
lu Tub tabakl, bezsennosc, PREY
gnsblenie umysfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prewadzace do obiaka
MIA, i do nieszczescia, rezpaczy
smierei = powedujaee rychte ze-
s%tarzenie sic, n%iepfodnost, utrate
silly u ebojga pfei, mimowolns u
piawy chorobe zwana Sperma-
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
u1ycla nezgu, samogwaitu i in
nyeh taJnych %grzeehow. Ka&de pL-
defko zawiera poreya ns jedsn mic
STAG. $1.00 podefko, luh 8 pudeiek
"a IS .0o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
KOLONIA POLSKA
w Sturgeon Lake, Mimi.
OPS KOLONII,

Kolonia Polska W Sturgeon Lake, Pine Co., W
Stanie Minnesota, rozwoj bierze cd dwoch lat. Jest
zatem iedna z nsjm}odszyoh, ale zarazsm %najwiece]
obiecujacych osad ~polskieh. Rozleg}e r6wniny, porosfe
mieszanem drzewem, a poprzerzynane rzekami spfawne-
mi strumikaml, posiadajqce wiele duzych %rybnyoh
jezior, daja naszym osadnikom sposobnosc W wolnYm
czasie cd piracy W borach zaopatrzenia sic ma dnle po-
stu W ryby.
Dor zas obftuje W zwierzyns, jk jelenle, sarny
zajace, kuropatwy, dixie kaczki, gssi lima dzi-
ozyzne.
Klimat umiarkowany, a zatem zdrewy, dobrej wo-
dy zr6dlane] poddostatklem. Osada nasza jest pofozo-
ma tylko SO mil anglelskich cd miasta portowego Du-
luth, a 1O1 mil cd miasta St. Paul, jest zatem bardzo
latwa i tania komunikacya, Sturgeon Lake pred 4
Iaty by} ~przedmiotem obrad " Zwiazku Narodowym
Polskim, Z kt6rego iona rzeczywiscie wys}ano %delegacye,
kt6ra tez grunta to uzna}a "a dobre ola kolonlzacyl,
a ze projekt w6wozas ME ~przyszed} do skutku, to tyl--
ko ola tego, il mysl za}ozenia kalonii przez Zwiazek
Mar. Pol. w6wczas jeszcze ME dojrzafa. DIS " gronle
naszych osadnikow liczymy 3 cz}onk6w owej %deleg9eyi:
Oh. J6zef Grasiek, Jan Tatar i Mikolaj Kaniewski. Gu
je zal do pozostatysh d~elegat0w, gd!Yz gdyby, by1 zwla:
EEK Narodowy Polski tel kolonli ME %popusoif re swej
opieki, dzs nasi w%ygnancy miellby zapewnleny bYt l
ME byliby zaleznyml cd tax zwanyoh b G boxow W.
Ziemia u mas jest marglowata, to jest gina z %piaskiem,
a tenn samem }atwa do uprawy i wydajaca zaraz W
pierwszym roku ob6ty plen, jak ponizej zafaczone
sprawozdanie opiewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
o najlepszej pore rozpoczecia
0siedlenia sic.

Mylnie wszysey agenci i inni ludzie twierdz9, ia
koby ~najlepsza pora do o%sledlania sig byfa wiosna.
Naszem zdanlem jest, il piskna sucha jesien, jaka u
mas ]ednosta]nie panuje, Jest nsjplekn1ejsza i najdego-
dniejsza pora do budowania dom6w, klarowania czyli
k~arczowanla borrow, i do wszelkloh urzadzen i zabudo-
wan gospodarczyoh, a ola ozego - zaraz wan Szano-
wni Rodacy, wytt6maeze.
Jezeli osadnik przybsdzie pod jesien, to gt6wna
rzecza ola niego %korzystna jest, il prowiant, to jest
ziemiop}ody kupuje z pisrwszei reki, presto cd rolni-
ka, taniej, anizeliby musia} z wiosna kupowa6 cd
sztornlka. Nastepnie: Jesienia dnle chtodniejsze 50 da-
leko m1lszs do karczowania boru i stawiania budyn-
kow, anizeli Z wiosna, kt6ra W kazdej czessi ziemi
jest pc sniegach mokra z marz}a. Dalej " IL
mie pc miastaeh zbijacis bakl, ME majac roboty, a ma
farmaoh PREY pisknych dniach zimowyoh, mozecie
lekko bez zno]u karczowac, tax il z nadchodzaoa WHO'S
na sami nawet ME wiecie, W Jaki spos6b przyszliscie
do kilku wykarezowanyoh ARROW pola. z rsszta tarta.
Xxi W pobGzu potrzebuja loks6w do desek, ktdre tylko
Pc sniegu ma saniaeh najw}asciwiej NIGGA bye trans
portowane. - q wiosna zas, gdy swiezy osadnik przy-
bedzie, to ME %wiedziec, do ezego wprzed rsce przy1o-
zy6, czy dom budowsc, cry karczowac, a o robotnika
trudno, gdyz kazdy PREY swojem zatrudniony. Wciaz
my ma %podstawie tych zapatrywah radzimy wszystkiln
naszym Braciom, kt6rzy maja zamlar osiedliG sic ma
farmach, by to czynili W jesieni, a ME ma wiosne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
PRZESEkKA PIENIEDZY,

Prey zamawianiu sobie farm nalezy pieniadze
pzes}ac, juz to przez Express lub tez przez Money
order. Listy rekomendowane ME daja najmniejszej
gwaraneyi, gdy pieniadze zagina. Zatem ME ohcieli-
bySmy. by ma take strsty nasi rodaey mieli bye wy
stawienl.
Spedziewamy sig, IL szanowni Rodaey, ME ponli.
na sposobno6ci, ktora rzeezywiscie rzadko sig zdarza,
by "a TAME ~pieniadze MONA debrego gruntu dosta6
W czysto polskiej osadzie i re pozamawiacie sebie
grunta, ktore W krdtkim czasie Gene z1swnaja gruntom
po1ozonym W starych osadach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
$500 NAGRODY!

Wypfaeimy powy3sza nagre.
do zu kazdy przypadek cierpienia
ma watrobe, disepsyi, nieustajacege
bolu gfewy, niestrawnosci, zatwar.
dzenia - ktorego byimy ME mo-
gil wyleczye Westa pigufkami ma
watrooe, z roslln wyrobienemi, je-
zeli wskazowki nasze kcisle costa
fy wykonane.
W WINONIE ~sprzedaje A.
PTEKARZ
M. II.
Mr.. 70 W. Third Str, Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
~Sprawozdapie zniwa.

Rok 1888.
Macisj Dunajski zsbraf z 1 akra 40 buszli kartofi
Franciszek Chmielewsk $50
Jozef Bietka " 800
Mac1ej Dunajski zebrat z l akra 500 buszli burak6w,
Fir. Chmielewski 4" $50 "
Kazden z wyzej wymienionych pisrwszych gospo-
darcy zebra4 3 tony siana ma kazden akier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
NAZWISKA

A WlSKA
%okupionych i osia-
dfych r6lnik6w
w R LAKE..
1. Adamski
2. Sobkowskl
3. K. Segal
4. S. Miller
5. F. Murray
6. CUNNINGHAM
7. Sadowska
8. St. Forester
8. J. Forester
10. Ant. Forester
II. Waletzko
II. Mat. Dunajski
Is. Fir. Dunajski
IA. St. Dunajski
Is. J. Dunajski
16. I. Forlin
II. f. Grabowski
IS. Fir. Odebralski
10. |. Magdzlarz
20. w. Msgdziarz
81. FIR. Kolanda
%. Bala
%. Zasoskl
"a. St. Pawlak
Is. Walczak
26. Klinicki
q. P. Walczak
%. Hinea
20. Zygmuntowskl
80. J. Savanna.
81. Juzwiak
80. Hyska
33. Ant. Jablonski
"a. Mikrot
IS. An. Glc
SO. Mix. Mankowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

so. Mike Leos
81. Cieslnski
80. Kwapich
SO. Kaczyhski
"a. St. Sfucheeki
IS. J. Koniarek
SO. Chojeoki
81. FIR. Nowak
9S. Andrzej Nowak
80. Oskar Lindau
80. Oskar Carlson
81. Kristofen
80. I'D. Wilks
SO. Swan Olson
"a. Adolf S%tromberg
IS. Doboszynski.
Sc. F. Wawrzyczek
81, I. Bieniarz
SO. FIR. Chojecki
SO. Lorenz Zyzner
100. J. Kodak
1O1. Ant. Kodak
1O2. St. Robak
1O3. l. MaJchrzak
1O4. Wojclech Krawczyk
1O5. N. Peterson
JOG. Anderson
10Y. Londel
1OS. Wyganowskl
100. Andrea Jamrocki
10. Wiktor SmoIa
Ill. Robert Szafarzik
112. Wilhelm STRONGER
1l3. Qreider
ia. J. E. klark
lis. Conway
116. FIR. Larson
III. I. Larson
11S. August Carlson
119. w. Baeker.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

81. Wal. Rzepka
80. FIR. Chmielewski
80. J. Beitka
40. J. Preis
Al. w. Kaszkiewicz
AZ. Dom. kukajewskl
43. j. Tatar
"A. FIR. Loos
As. Allard.
46. Wilks
At. Miller
AZ. I. Anderson
40. Pet. Peterson
SO. J. Kabecki
81. Hodor
So. Leon Jurek
So. J. Chmielarz
81. J. Urbaniak
SIS. FIR. Jurek
Sc. Torzewski
81. FIR. Szykowny
So. M. Matuszewski
SO. N. G. Olsen
60. J. Romanowski
81. w Tobolewskl
81. J. Graszek
So. J. Marshal
g.. J. Munko
IS. Tho. Krzyzaniak.
Sc. Roch Idziorek
81. T. Tomczak
IS. FIR. Tomozak
So. Ant. Szimczak
20. J6zef Idziorek
II. Pioter W6jtczak
70. Karol Gatezki
70. Wal, Krawczyk
"A. Nelson
rs. Jak6b Zdzewielski
76. Err. Madej
II. Konieczny
IS. Mix. Kaniewski
70. Chal. Loos l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
WARUNKI KUPNA.

Pierwsza sp}ata 1 dol. "a akier, reszte zas ma sp}a-
ty roczne ma lat 5 z prooentem 7 cd sta. Gdyby zas
ktdrY z naszych Rodakdw ohcia1 lspszsge zapewnienia,
to jest zamiast kontraktu kupna, chciaf posiadae deed,
W takim razie pc zap}aoeniu z CORY polowy kapita1u
moze otrzymad deed, lecz must ~podpisac m 0 r t.
gage ma czas wym6wlony przez slebie a akceptowa-
ny przez mas - tez z precentem 7 cd sta.
Gdyby kt6ry z naszych Rodaksw zscheiaf sobie
ziemie zabezpisczy6 a o~szezedzlc wydatki podr6zy,
moze smia1o sig udae W tym interesie do nizej pod
pisanego, a ia z moi strony postapie sobie pod}ug pc.
budek sumlenia a ME interssu. JUL wielu naszyoh
rodakow " ~podobny spos6b ~uozYnito, a jednak ioh "a
ufania ME zawisd}sm, gdyz wien, il pisrw by1em Po-
lakiem, anizsli agsntem, i pod1ug togo ~pestspujs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

DR.. Humphreya lekurstwa ma
wszelkie ehoroby MONA dostac W
kazdej apiece. Pc ksiazke O jego
sposebie leczenla pisac pod haste.
pujacym adresem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
} narzedziach farmerskich
die i koniach.

Wszystko to MONA nabyc prey bardzo przystsp-
nej Genie ma miejscu, gdyz posiadamy 2 sztory PREY
stacy, gdzie So zapasy wszystkich prawie przyborow
rolniczych. - Byd}o zaS W okolioy jest tahsze, niz "
%miastaoh, a tenn samem ~kupujacy zaoszczedza plsnia-
DE, ktore musia}by zap}aeic "a przewdz tegoi.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
Summons.

In the Dis'1c, Coa.i. FGrsf judicial District 0f the IT. ri'ory oi Ar.zCna in ard fer the county of o-Lize
 los.ph Eussel, plaintiff. vs. j. w Goddard, defendant
 Acr.oG brought ID inc District Court of ihe First Judicial Distrc; ef the Terntnry of Ari-- zon7. in and for th- county of Cochise. and the comp amt nled in the said county Of Cochse, n fhe flee of the Ci-Tk Of sad District C urt
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to I ". Goddard. defendant
 You are hereby required to appear in an ac- lon brought aga nst you b. ue above nam plaintiff TO ,he Dis:rici Court of the Firss Judi Ial Bistnct ol the T-r-ltOry of Arzon [, m and Tor the county of Coc''is-. and to answer the complaint lied therein githin ten days tPxclu- sive Of tIe day of Srrvlcel after the service on you of ;A,s summons tf served within ths ounty. O. II served out oi tins yOGn y ilt i5i this district, within twenty oa.s. oiherWi>e with 70 tHirty days. or judgment by default will be -aten against you 1ccorciag 10 the prayer oi said complaint.
 Tn. -alI action is ht to 'ecover the sum of g. 900 debt on the coEt act. as in the com llaint s-i out.
 .-. Civ under m, hand ard the S. al of tte District Court O the First lu- < SEAL. ldicial Distrie, af the Tern o-y of Ar
 TOT a, in and for the county of Co '-- elise. ihis sth cay Of October, in the year O cur Lord one thousend eight hundred and -igh,y-nine- GEO. II DAILY,
 1o-q Clerk
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
Swept bv the Tide O Pc ulsrit,.

1Wtpt " lue IIo- 0 FO. lF!L'.
 To ;he JoPmnst pinnacle of success, Ho>tetter'S Stomach Biriers stands a shining prn"l oi what genuine merit, backed hy the living force of proven facts, can attain. The North and South American continents, Europe Australia. the WeS: Indies. Guatemala and Mexico have all contributed wide patronage and testimony of the most favorable kind-hui unsolicited-to swell the reputation of this sterling remedy. Among the .maladi'- for which the most convincing public and professional testimony proves that it Is a benign curative, are chills and fever. bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague cake. dyspepsia, liver com plaint, nervousness, debility, kidney and bladder complaints IL mitigaies the infirmities of age, hasten- con valeseence. has tendency to proven; i'll consequences from exposure and exhaustion. Persons of sedsnfary habits and laboriOus occupati.I.- will find it an ever useful tonic
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06

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 u-..r ElSp p.Es1.y @- .i.. '-- .3-a, .
 ya esa cI-As' r-.- g.. -r. -- 2
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06

Ian sstssaei thzt alcer . hereditary ia my fan ry My faiaex died of i' sister Ot l. iss,sIh dis3 Q. it, aud ny owu sf diei Of t. Ny fe.linss may be hnA- .aed, then. sshen .-o horrible disease plaes its a2pe2r.ncs Iny side. IL wa- malignant Canoc- cstiag inwaTlly in srch way t,St it cold not b. cut out. Numerous rCLIeslies were used for t. but inc Canoe. grew stas ly worse un,ilit se-n ed thai was doomed 10 follow tho others Of the family took sWifgs sleciac, which, from ihs frst day. forced ont the poison, K0d continued is use nutil had ts en scyer:.l bottles, wh iornd ny self well k.5N t'21t ss. ;. \. Curcd me.
 winsion. \. C., Nov. 26, 'ss. AEs. ;. N. lpsr-
 Send fcr Book on Cancer ta ! Blood Diseases.
 Ing SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Iravcs 6. Atlanta, e'~
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
|E]SSH

s.s s.s s.,a .ss.s s q n ;n.si sss %s s9sS sS soc6l1p1ysrsedrs of Mercury snd Potash. <. $. $. c1ks.5E eAn6 the Blood PoI-on, but relieved the nhenlAA GEO. LOVlil, 2fS 2d Avenue, N. |.
 6crofula developed on my 6au;hter-swellirg and Appe en.hee nnk. Ne gave hcr SWIFT s : rLc:FIc, G,A tns be3sit vaa wonderful and the cure prompt -s' s'-s-F & A. DxAItiOND, Cleveland, Tenn.
 ewsyf's srEcIyTc is entirely vegetable remedy, snl fs the oaly neccine wsich permancnily cures HQonilA -pleod IIumors CIncer sad Ccrt,g'cus Ro1 enisoa.E Send foe books on Blood and Skin 0sA16eeS uaiisd fre.
 fN0vUrSYsrun Co. Dr.wer 2 Atlanta. Ga
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
: Yards lisps7saT hsilsal issosiaiiot.
 sss main st-. BUFFALO, H.0
sALFsAFN WANTED

Small line of samples from m,nrfacr- uring corporation offered live man. One traveller earned an average of S3sc per moath for six yssss pest. ?. o. Bos I9s7Esw Y@k,
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
.6LAakS

LOcaf,o, soH, fDV5 r ai,edbl, h sa 'N0 &ts,, ,,. 1r> fo, sy,
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
A Common Cold

L often the beginning Of serious alec eons of the Throat. Bronchial TubvS, end Lang. Therefore, the importance oi sariy and effective treatment cannot Be overestimased. Ayers Cherry Pee eusal nay always be relied upon for the sbeedy cure of . Cold or Cough.
 Last January was attacked with a ssvses Cold, which, by neglect and ire QuenS exposures. became worse, finally eeuling on my lungs. A terrible cough soon 6uowed, accompanied by pains in the ehost, from which l suffered intense b. Aaeer trying various remedies, with euGoAeginfne relief, commenced taking AV@k CRerry Pectoral, and was
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
Speedily Cured.

1 an aatisAed that this remedy saved my lie. .-Jno. Webster. Pawtucket, R. l.
 | contracted . severe cold. which sudde enly developed into Pneumonia, presApling dangerous and obstinate sympfouns. My phy sician ordered the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. His in souceods were followed, and the result w0 sO$rzpid and permanent cure. - II. E. Seinpson, Rogers Prairie. Tex.
 Two yesr1 ago I suffered from severe Ccld.Swhach setsied on my Lungs. con- saiesd vsrsoas phy ysssianss and took the nA1dicipse tbey ,Hescribed, bur received SuiS sssnporary retef. A friend induced re tuuy Ayers Cherry Peetoral. Alter szkint two bottles of this medicine was cuDSdLS Since then have given the Pee floral to my ehfldreu, and consider ii
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06

sNuT'T rrsE .E .- o E..- r .F.-.1 sr a r-a ol c usae n ..t .-=. ,-.t.r- ,-. .F. .. s. ~la,r-.- t. 4r .- r-r" r, l-c
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  r-1.- f-.... .t r- ELL .-
 isugssrr. .-. rl -a~.e os CHt@~-.s- Sait -d,' Loryz.-. : ..1 '' 4tri.-.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06

..r .iP1Ess.. @..i.- ' -s17- '.
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06

NIT. HoenrI la trf -INs. ,red Of h. e Jsr -r.t--, -"r oTet p.aT.i that is ai rasftrg 4i d,en'ion a' Ihf p-e>.rt i~ claimed Co be especl-ly a'apfc % v countries, and Is sad to oe ,upeum to iuserus CT alfalfa
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
aI.nt-IL .rl-.. - :. :.

f i;iyr1. F. I- w.-r years '--
 aITeyci tl-" u t.. a-.- .afa-th- Ly tt-.. E. .s mp f- .uctlrlt' .-j --. .- wa 70. D {. ..a c, r-a -- - s s.4lt.v -r.-. 1-.- Ey 'ls-...- ft -r-H .- you. Iisf e A[ - t.
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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers-

PERFECT SAFETv, prompt action, and wonderful curative pvopegiie=, easily place Ayers Pills at the hea. of the list of popular remedies for Sick and Nsrv- ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail- ments originating in a disOrdeTed Liver. l have been a great sufferer from Headache, and Ayers Cathartic Pills are the only medicine that has ever given me relief. One dose of these Pills will quickly move my bowels. and free my head from pain. William L. Pages Richmond, Va. IT
 Ayers Pile,
 Frsparsd by Dr. J. c. Aver s Co, LoveIl, Mass.
 Sod by all pssiess ia Medicine.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-06
The Best Remedy

for Coils, Coughs, and all Throat and L.on0 diseases. ever used in my family. -Robert vanderpool, Aeadville. Pa.
 S0snz dme ago I took 6 siigh; Cold. uhiohsAe4uR nezlected, grew worse, and RftSS6 ob my Lungs. I had hacking cepeh. and E>s very weak. Those who AzSV 66 beat censidered my life to be tiS mGnt danger. I confirmed to suffer uns3f8 cosnmenced psing Ayers Cherry Pss16fs Eefs than one bottle of this v1VkN0g medicine cured me, and l kefvhae owe the preservation of my ffo b as curative powers. - Mrs, Ann hoefwcod, Akron, New York.
 lyaS Cherry Pectoral is considered, hsf&{ho 0neKfeai remedy for all diseases 6fefhH y6fcA$ and lungs, and is more h asRaIyhAn any other medicine of is sass1sEJ. F. Roberts. Magnolia Ark. fl
 Nfes's Cherry Pectoral,
 rxyR,6 sc ps. ,. c. Aver O., Lo.rn. Mac. osA y n Drssgiss- Prss q; 'ii toul'. . .
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01

This remains in the uninterrupted pos
session OF Mr. Fish aud MS heirs down TO
the present time, and no attempt has been
made by the government to claim the
lands, although several parties have e l.
deavored to enter on various pretexts Mr..
Sanch-z paid tie taxes on the place up TO
the time the Logan and McGruder United
States officials purchased from the state
title to a portion Of the lands. Since that
time the property has been in litigation
and the result will probably be decided in
a short time.
In 1926 the land commissioners appointed
for East Florida by the United States
rec IEnmended that the grant to the Fish
heirs be Confirmed. The ueirs think the
confirm ton was made, uut never applied
for patent from the governme 1t, 50 secure
were they in their rig is of possession.
At the time of the attempted entry by
Logan ami McGruier c. NJ Farnan, who
claimei an interest in the property, filed a
cayeat at Washington and the state was Ell
Joined from taking possession of the lands.
Col Wilk. Call and other prominent legal
talent have been employed to defend the
heirs of Mr.. Fish, who are determined to
have their rights.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01
Slater Eulalia

SAVANNAH, GA. July S0-Editor Morn
ing Ae'gs: Tue many friends Of the St
JoSeph's Infrmary and our citizens gen
orally viii deeply regre- TO hear that Sister
Euialia, the sister superior, has been or
dered 70 another fed Sister EulAlia came
70 savannah just prior 70 1870, and de-
voted herself to the sick aGd suffering. Her
whole life has teen one OF greatest
sef-abnegation; her greatest pleasure
70 pour "oil and wine" into the
biesilng wounds OF stricken ones. Ever
following the commands Of DUTY, stern
daughter Il the voice Of GOdW Ever feel
ing the cross, and God grant always seeing
th7 crown. For ten years she has been the
sister superior in charge Of the ST. JOseph's
IInrmary. When sac assumed the man
agement he debt OF the ms tuition was
nearly $1,000, and by her fine executive
ability, tact and devotion she has entirely
HquIdated 1t and popularized the instltu
ton Her tender thoughtfulness and
sacr ices for others, and the simple
beauty OF her uDselhsh and holy
lie, aud her sweet, gentle manners have
caused her 70 be beloved by all, with whom
sue has baen asso iaUed. the Medical
fraternity in conmol with the entire COM
inunlty, deeply deplore that she has been
ordered TO another field. Sac will carry
wiIn he the esteem, the respec', the love,
and gratitude of our people for her noble
Work IL our community.
"A perfect woman nobly planned,
To warn, TO comfort and command"
May she reap, as shs has s)vn! A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-01
A Chinese Rom ance,
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China, in its slow, shy way, is enjoying
just now little romance. Years ago, when
the last Ming Emperor ended his earthly
troubles by committing suicide on coal
mound in PekIng, his heir was made mar
quls, and the Manchu dynasty succeeded to
the rule OF the Land of the Sun. During
the reign of the last emperor but one, the
then holder of the marquisate died without
sons, and with no direct heir TO succeed to
the title and estates. References to the
family records showed that the rightful
heir was an obscure parsonage, who mad
been completely lost sight of and search
was made for him every where by the Off
Gals of the banner under which the mar
quis was enrolled. Hlgh and low, in by
way aud highway, the gallant knights
of the banner sought for the missing
heir, and no trace could anywhere be found
of him. Nevertheless, he was close at hand
all the time Day by day, for goodly
number of We as, there had stood outside
one of the gates of Peklng man with
barrow, crying pumpkins for sale-a sort
celestial coster .noager, very rough, very
rustic, aud totally uneducated. Beneath
his ragged robes, although he did not know
it, there beat the heart of a marquis, and
those who had sought the lost heir had
passed him hundred times without know
ing how close they were to the object of
their search. Accident revealed it at last,
and the costermUnger, bewildered and
alarmed, was conveyed, barrow and all, to
the offics of the banner under the shadow
of the palace wall. With much difficulty
the idea was hammered into
him that he was no longer a
-seller-that he was marquis and
the descendant of kings. When at length
he understood, he permitted the banner to
wash and shave him, and atix up his hair
in approved marqui'ate style, and clOthe
him in costly garments-which he looked
al, it is recorded, with a wavering and
doubtful eve Then began painful period
of polishing up. for before he could be pre-
sented to the emperor the exc ster had to
be taught such elements of etiquette as his
original profession had not proved favOra
BILE to, and had to learn also the few
Manchu phrases necessary for a preSenta-
ton al urt. When this was all done his
succession was allowed, and he went TO
his palace and took possession. Report
speaks of him as an honest and kind
hearted man, who has done his best
to educate himself and fulfill the duties of
his high position. He IS about "a years o
age and still retains his rustic appearance.
The birth of sons has secured the succession,
so that the family is now in as strong pO-
81 Ion as ever. 1t is his duty to offer sacri-
flee each autumn in the Ming tombs. His
palace is near one of the gates of the i'm
perial city, and he is popularity known as
the Pumpkin MarquiG And in course of
time q Celestial novelist will arise, and with
a camel-hair pencil and box of paints
will chronicle his romantic life under the
tile of "Costermonger an Corone; or,
From the Pumpkins to the Palace