davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
PEACCIE IA
w ESQ
Z Polskiej OJczyzny.
Zielmie POlskie pod ga
bOrem mOSkiewskim.

Walno. w d. Is marca +. b.
zmar} w Whine ks. Jan Gojzewski
W wleku lat 60; by} on mansyona-
ryuszem PREY kosciele pobernar-
dyhskim cd r. 1886, przedtem zas
przez lat 7 by1 proboszczem W
Kiemieliszkach, W dek. swirskim
pow. swieciahskiego. Zmarfy W d..
4 marca r. b. ks. K c
W wieku lat SO, by} ostatnio masyo-
naryuszem cd r. 1883 PREY mai
starszym W Whine koSciolku s.
Miko}aja; by} to kap}an najstarszy
W catej dyecezyl wilehskiej. w
kosciolku S. Mikoiaja 2 powodu Z
niemocy W nogach juz odprawiat
mszy ME mdg}, ale spowiada}
wciaz AZ do zgonu swego niema},
kap}anem byf zacnym i bardzo
przez parafjan kochanym, obowiaz-
Xxi swe wype}niaf Z niezmordowana
gorliwoscia a poswieceniem...
Obecnie W wielu kosciofach w
dyecezyi wilehskiei odbywaja sic
restauracye koscio!dw; W Whine
swlatynia swietejahska podlega
Dokonczenie ma stronie 4-ej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

UOmOW tluD lid W1Soi@~Sh Po
wanycb. u woda nioste cate domy,
drzewe, eprzety i t.. p. m'eszkahcy
zas albo zaraz zatoneli, albo tez
ratowali s,e siuufszy ne unoszo-
nych drzewach, lecz nssta Geese
ich zostaia tylko uratowana, reszta
uniesiona .dalej Tub bliiej zatone-
la ME mogac dostac zadnej pomo-
cy. Seen jakiej SIG odbywafy tam
niepodobna opisac, gdyz wadok byf
nadto praerasajacy. Woda n'osf"
i wyrzucata ma brzegi setki tru-
pow, obck Mich ptynety Ia da-
chach cafe familio wofaJac o pomoc,
dopokad dom ole udsrzyf o inny
przedmiot stafy, przez co n%ieszeze-
sliwym zginsla estatnia nadzieja
ratunku.
Woda opadta dopiero pc kilku-
dziesieeiu godzinach j wowczas
przedstawit sic straszny obraz
z~niszczenia.
Miasto Johnstown, kt6re liczy-
10 5000 mieszkahcow, jest %zurefnie
z~niszczone i tylko kilka domow
pozostafo mniej lub wiecej uszko-
dzonych. z mieszkancow zaledwo
kilkadziesiat osob zostato urato-
wanych. w domach stojacych
z~naleziono trup,y mieszkanc6w: a
Gaia okolica zas1ana jest trupami
lezacymi W najrczmaitszyoh pozy-
cyaeh. z Pittsburgh sprowadzono
pare tysiecy trumien i llcznyeh
~graburzy, u wtadze staraja sic o
pochowanie zw1ok. Komitet cby-
watelski zbiera sk1adki M pokry-
Gle koszt6w pogrzebu i niesienia
pemocy n,eszczebllwym, kt6rzy "a
ledwo goie zycie zdotal' uratowa6.
Gubernator przysfaf oddzia1 mill
Cyl ola odpedzenia z}odziei, kt6rzy
zebralI sic licznie ma miejscu ME-
~czezescia ola okradania zw}ok.
Dwoch z1odziei powieszono ma
miejscu, gdyz odcinali palce uszy
cd zwfok kobiet ola k%radzenia
Professionalism kolczykow. W ogols
hasiem jest, ably kakdego zfodzieJa
natyehmlast powiesic co wywarfo
wielki wpfyw ma Mich i powstrzy-
maio Cd daIszego rabowanla
Tylko malta czesc zwiok moze
bye rozpoznana. Wieksza Geese "a
topionych naleky do klasy robotni-
k6w.
M1asteczka Woodvtlle i Cone
maugh Borough zostafy zupefnle
%zniszczone, i trudno jest nawet od-
nales6 miejsce, ns ktorem sta
ly.
Tor koleiowy zostat ma pres
trzeni kilku mil %zupefhie zniszczo-
n.y., kllkanascie wagon6w ma
SYN zostafo W przerasc rzu.o
nych.
Prezydent Harrison zajaf sic
osobiscle niesicniem pomocy ME
szczesliwym, i W tym oelu poro-
zumiewa sic telegrafcznie z guber-
natorem Beaver. W plerwszych
dnlach zebrano pare set tysiecy
dolarow, to jednak wystsrcza "a
ledwo ma ul&enie nedzy W pier
wszych dniach, szkodn bowiem ma
teryalna zostaia %zrzadzona PREY
najmniej ma s4o.ooo.ooo
Take rzeka Pennsylvania
wystapila 2 swogo koryta i zala}'
kilka ulic Westinghouse, talk &
komunikacya W miescie utrzyma
ma zostala "a pomoca fodzi.
Susquehama rzeka zerwa{:
kilkanascie mostow k~olejowych
zalaia kllkn miejscowosci, a komu
nikacya kolejowa W %znaczpeJ czq
sci Pennsylvania ma d~}uSszy cza
zestata zerwana. Harrisburg, Ian
caster, Mount Carmel / wiele in
nych Mast ucierpiafo wiele prze
wylew.
(Wiadomosci zebrane pre-
Or7o Biate9o). 4
w J%ohnstown, podczas ga.
woda coraz wyAej sic w%znosifa
powstat polar, spalif sic most ko'
lejowy, dworzec wiele unoszonycI
przez wode domow PREY, ezem okc
10 1900 ludzi znalazfo smierc
plomieniach.
Mo ~ hu1u r.af NIL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
NC GARIGLB byfy szef pol

NC GARIGLB by1y szef poll
cyl chicagoskiej l pozniejszy dy-
rektor szpitala powiatowego, ktory
"a spisek, ably okrasc kase powiatu
Cook, zostal skazany dnia 1890
marca 1887 r. wraz 2 innymi ma
try lata wiezlenia z cie&ka praca,
lecz zdofaf ubledz do Canady, po-
wr6cit do Chicago. Najwyzszy sad
uzna1 W sprawie jego towarzysza W
spisku McDonalda, re ten moze
zafatwic kwestJe, jezeli sic przy-
Una do why / zapfaci wystarczaj a.
ca sumo kary. Ma mocy tego roz.
porzadzen,a%powrocif Mccariglc z
Canady. Zapiacit $1,000. Obecnie
mogiby poniewaa jest wolnym i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

skarga zafatwiona, zaskarzyc Pc.
wat Cook o $1874,99 20 usfugi
jego, gdy byt dyrektorem szplta-
la.
MORMONI. Okretem wis
csnsin" przybyfo Swiezo 1872 ,osob
udasacych sic jako mormoni do
Salt Lake City.
Pozostaja oni pod rlzewodnic'
twem ,,starszego's kt6ry p~owiedsiat
reporterowi, ze W ciagu miesiecy
letnlch przybedzle Jeszcze okofo
tysiaca prozely tow z Europy; do
ds1 jednak, ze niezadfugo vybije
godzina, W ktorej w;elolehstwo
micdzy mormonami ustanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
w do przedstawle.

W bOOlONIEu prZeustaWle-
MA zywych obraz6w dobrano ~
samych bIondynek ma anioi6w.
ObraziiY sic " to brunetki.Twierdza
ze W potowie Que powinny byfy
anio!ow przedstawic. Szatynki zas
wo}aja, Se tylko szatynki jake
srednio sa bezwatpienia prawdziwe-
mi anioiami.
[ rozsadzze tn, Salomonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
PODCZAS gdy

PODCZAS gdy pastor j. c..
Myers w niedawno zbudowanym
kosciele W Hillsboro, Fountain
County, Ind, odprawiat nabozeh-
stwo, udeczyf piorun w kosciof,
godzac W pastora, ktorego nazawsze
pozbawit wzroku. Nieszczesliwy
ezfowiek uszkodzony byl W kilku
innych miejseach gfowy. 1 kosci6f
z~nacznie zosta1 u~szkodzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
Daniel Cough

handlerz lodu Patrick O. Sullivan
i Frank J. Black, alias Woodruff,
oskarzcni zostali IA poczatku
minionego tygodnia przez Grand
Jury W Chicago 0 zamordowanie
DR.. Cronina. Rezultat ten osiag-
niety zostat pc siedmiogodzinnem
sledztwie, W ktorem sprzesluchano
"a swallow i rozwazono wiele
dowodow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

BANKER GOLDBERG, kto-
ry utrzymywaf W New Yorku diva
kantory komissowe (pod No. lO3
Greenwich St. 1853 Ridge ST.
znikt jak kamfora, sprzeniewierzy.
wszy wiele kwot mniejszych WIG
kszych, powierzonych mu mzez
%kIiJentow.
Pokrzywdzonych jest legion i
W obu wymicnionych miejscach "a
Legally ttumy ludu oburzonego.
Najbardziej u%cierpiat pewien
czfowiek, wegier z rodu, zowlacy
sic Simon Bux. Zetrawszy cie2ka
a dfugoletnia praca $50 dol, prag-
mai ma stare lata osiase spokojnie
W kraju rodainnym; udaf sic vice
tamke pred wyjazdem, bojac sic,
by pien' edzy tych ME zgubif, zio-
zyi je u Goldberga celem wys}ania
do Wegier i utracil szanse otrzy-
mania kiedykolwlek chloe cent4 4
tel sunny. ( Ognisho).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

Helene jedno z Mast Montany,
n~awiedzifo w przeszfym tygodniu
kllka set woz6w wyfadowanych
Mormonami udajacemi sic ma "a
fo&enie nowyoh mormonsklch kolo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

IZBA nizsza leglsfaLury stanu
Illinois uchwalifa, ze W Illinois ma
zosta6 zaprowadzony australasia spo.
sob g~fosowanla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
W doneu 0btqkanych W Roche

ster, Mimi, dzieja sic podobne
okrucienstwa, jak W takich "a
ktadzie W Chicago. Codopiero wy
dato sic, be dwoch ofcyalistow
Edward Peterson i August Beck
mann M smierc zakatowali pewne-
go obiakanego nazwjskiem Taylor
Combs, poczem powiedzieli, BE
spadt on z rusztowania i sic zabii
Obvdwaj .juz sic znaJduia "a KRAFT.
kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

KANADA zmniejszyfa opfate
p~ocztowa cd listow wysyianych do
Stanow ZJedn. hub ~odwrotnie; 3D.
tad optacac nalezy do kazdeJ uncvi
listu lub czesci uncyi Sc. a ME jak
dotad cd kaadej pofowy uncyi.
Listy opfacono W ten sposob W
Kanadzie zostaja %doreczone W Sta
mach Zjednoczonvch bez zadnei do
ptaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

SLEDZT NO W sprawie "a
mordowania Dr. Cronina ~wykazaio,
Re ten juz "a &ycia wobec przyja-
ci6t swoich wyrazat obawe, re 60
uprzatnie Alexander Sullivan.
Czlonkowie tajnego stowarzyszenia
irlandskiego G lanna Gael re.
znali, BE- trsech spiskowych, do
kt6rych nalezaf take Alexander
Sullivan, z nieograniczona moca,
podlug swojego wldzimisie, kiero-
waio sprawami tajnego iryjskiego
Zwiazku, szafowaio jego pieniedz-
mi, jak I'M sic podobafo, Il czfon-
kow %stojacych i'm w drodze usuwaio,
zupetnje bez wygledu ma mitosier-
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

Mi W p6inocnej Montanie, gdzie
nawet zakupili kilkadziesiat tysiecy
ARROW ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
DR.. SCHWEINFURTH sro

DIR. SCHWEINFURTH sro-
motnje wypedzony zostaf Rock
ford, Ill.,, i schrenif sic do Mime
soty, do miasteczka St. Charles,
niedaleko %naszej Winony, gdzie
ma mice lieznych zwolennlk6w.
Podobno dc St. Charles nadszedf
rozkaz przvaresztowauia go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

szkach pocztowych, jake zapewnienie, ze zegarek
" dobrej intencyi st%alujesz / TEN zabezpieczamy
sic przeciw stracie "a przesyike, a my poszlemy
Il zegarek przez c. O. D., podlegiy egzaminacyi j
jezeli 60 znajdziesZ doskonafym i takim jak &c
opisnjemy, wtenczas zapiacisz reszte $3.50 j "a
srzymasz zegarek, w przeciwnym razie piaciG mic
nie potrzebujesz. Jezeli sprzedasz Tub nastreczys2
nam kupc6w ma & zegark6w, poszlemy CT jeder
"a darm0.
Jest to regularly sa5. 90 zegarck, my gwarantu.
Jenny, &c kopeIta wyglada r6wno z zegarkiem 2
cZystego 10 karatowego zfota "a 800. 90. Jest on
grubo poztacany 1Skaratowem zlotem bedac z cry
stego srebra GO robi koperte skladajaca sic z
czystego zlota i srebra, srebro W srodku, zloto 2
wierzchu. Kopcrty SO recznej roboty slicznie gra,
1--WE przez nailepszych mistrz6w. Zegarek
zatrzyma sw6j poiysk ma zawszc, i r6zni sig
zupeinie cd tanich mosieznych zegark6w. Ska
do sic 2 ~czystego srebra zlota i ME r6ani sic nj.
czem oprocz wfasciwcj wartosci cd 500. 90 ziotego
zegarka. Werk jest jednym z najlepszych anne.
rykahskich wyrobow. kazda Geese jest akuratnie
ziozona i dobre rubiny znajduja sic W zegarku.
Obstalujcie cZemprcdzcj zanim Gene podwyzszy.
my. Oferta ia jest dobra ma 60 dni dla tych, kt6.
rzy starac sic bcda sprzcdawat naszc zegarki, dla
innych 1885, 90.
VIM. WILLIAMS, i2i Halsted ST., Chicago
WYTNIJ TO 1 PoszLT z o~BsTALUNKIEM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
q JOLIET, ILL,

q JOLIET, ILL, donosza 3
maja: W Braidwood rrzechodza
strawberry uzbrojeni pc ulieach,
kopalh i zastrzeleniem tych, ktorzy-
by pracowali "a MIKE myto.
Stowarzys1enie g6rnik6w z
potnocnego Illinois, p~ostanowi1o ma
sesyi, ktora sic tutaj wczoraj cd
byfa walczyc az do krwi przeciw
znizeniu myta 0 dziesiec procent
Strawberry udali sic do g6rnikow W
innych stanach, ably take zastraj-
kowali. Chcielisie zgodzi6 ma mi
&enie myta o D centa ma tonic,
lecz pracodawcy ME chcieli ma to
przystac. Dopiepo wtenczas rozpo-
czaf sic strajk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13

JOHN NC CONNEL, 27letni
cztowiek z Pennsylvania, kt6ry cd
miodocianego wleku sic zajmuje
pogromlenlem cwiczeniem
grzechotnik6w i kilka set ich
posiada, zrobit kontrakt z wiasci.
c'elem ,,Star" Ecu W Nowym
Yorku, 70 bedzie dawa} ~przedsta-
vienna z jego we&ami. w tych
dniach wystapif pc p~ierwszy raz.
Grzcchotniki z~najduja sic W wiel.
klein padle 70 szkla, do kt6rego
Mcconnell wszedt, sic uk}oL,i
publicznosci j poczat swe sztuki
pokazywac. Schylif sic, podni6sf
znaczna liczbe czofgaiacego sic
tan robactwa i okrecil sobie niemi
ciaio, rece j nogi. PomieGay temi
znajdowafa sic talk nazwana ,,mat-
ka", ktora posiada juz cd szesciu
lat, a ktora przez ten czas zbogacl.
Ia jego zbi6r o zuaczha liczhe INTO.
dych grzechotnikow. VEGA tego
trzymat prawa reka i zwr6cit swa
uwage ma inne, ktore ~ieszcze chcial
podniesc, gdy naraz ia sic zwine}a
i ukaslfa go W reke. q okrzykiem
odrzucit Mcconnell gada, pozbyt sig
drugich, wybiegf z pudta, schwy.
Gil "a surdut kapelusz i pobieg1
10 najblizszego s%aloon'u, gdzie pill
tylo wodki, lie m6gf znres6. Zara.
zen wymyt rane jakims prze2
niego wynalezionym .jadem pre-
ciwnym jadowi grzechotnika i sic
udat do naiblizszgo lekarza, ktory
rane wypalit j zaopatrzyl. Naste-
pnie udaf sic do wfasnego mieszka.
MIA, gdzie rozpoczai ma nowo pic
wodke tax dtugo, al juz wiecej ME
m6gt wmiescic W ciafo q sam teal
W zupefnem odretwienju. W og6le
wypit cztery kwarty wodki, CO ms
wystarczyc ably zneutralizowa6 jad
grzechotnika. Kilka JUL razy pred.
tenn znajdowaf sic W podobnen
p%oiozeniu.
DE-, IA WTAPTCAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-13
r Y CHI UB
ROW,

ola panow i chfopcow - farb
- koszul, chustek do nosa,
ponczoch / t. d. A przvtem
Sazdy ma dobra sposobnozc
kup'enia II mni-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
Two Cleveland Favorites O
Fortunes.

d. w. Gibbons, 497 Lor>in St, held
one-twentieth OF ticket No. 80, 526
which drew the second capital prize OF
$lC0, 600 In the recent drawing OF The
Louisiana State Lottery. S"p'. 10 lie
is maker of washers NJ the Epson
nut and bolt work. & A. File a
youn! mechanic OF - or %, who lives
un Dent t, near Made Park ave, aud
works al the Brush Electric works,
near Wilson ave.. held one twentieth
OF ticket No. 69,l59, which drew the
third capital prize of $50, 000.-Cleve-
land, Ohio, Sun, Oct. 2.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
The Work of a Day.

One would almost think it an
irnpossibility for the whole system
and machinery OF a government 10
be changed in day and that with
oai the shedding OF one drop oil
blood. Yet that was just what was
d.ane last week in Brazil. The
emf ire-or former emf ire-oi
Brazil is now a fuIl-fedged repub
lie Tho emperor, Don z dro. who
has been on the throne for half a
century has sailed for Portugal at
the request of his government and
will never return 10 the land where
Lis word was once law AID gospel.
liza pain at being forced to leave
the country over which be had SO
long ruled was somewhat ailayed
by present OF s2,500,000 and an
annual income from the govern.
ment of Brazil o .s450,o90. Let
the good work go on The day
will come-arld 1t 10 not ~ fa- eff
as some may think-when every
nation on the civilized globe will
bare a free republican government
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
The Women Praise B. B. 3.

The suffering of women certainly
awakens the sympathy of every tru,
philanthrOpist. Their best friend, how
ever, is B. B. b. (Botanic Blood Balm)
Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
for proofs.
Ii l. Cassidy, Kennesaw, Ga, writes
Three bottles OF b Is Is cured my wift
OF scrofula.
Mrs r M Laws, Zalaba, Fla, writes:
have never used anything to equal L
B b.
Mrs G IL Gay, focky Mount, N c,
writes Not day for Is years was
tree from headache. B Il entirely re
lieved me. feel like another person
James W Lancaster, Hawkinsville,
Ga, writes: My wife was in bad heal h
for eight years. Five doctors and nam
patent medicines had done her no good.
Six bottles of b b b cured her.
Miss Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga, Gays .
For years | suffered With rheumatism
caused by kidney trouble and indig,s-
ton; | also was feeble and nervous. b
b relieved me at once, although sew
eral other medicines had failed.
Rev NJ Richardson, Cla rkstcn. Ar
writes: My wife suffe red u gears wit
rheumatism and fem ale camplaint.
lady mem Der of my church had bee
cured by Il b b. She persuaded m
wife to try it who now says there
nothing like B b b, as it quickly CAV
her relief. Suglm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
Emigration and the Negro
Question:

An old plan 10 solve the rae,
question in the south, namely b,
promoting emigrati on to the Wes
Indies, to Mexico or to Africa, is
revived simultaneously by persons
who approach the problems from
many points of view. The Next
can government is reported to have
the subject under consideration; a
colored man from the south is lee.
turing in some Of the northern
cities in favor of this scheme, and
advocates of it are presenting II
in books and periodical literature,
Prof. Henry A. Scomp, of Emory
College, Ga, who looks at the sub
ject from the southern point OF
view and with sympathy for the
colored race, has prepared an ar
ticle for the December number OF
The Forum, in which he under
takes to show that assisted emigra-
tion!is the only solution of the negro
problem, and aff,rds the only
means of escape from dangers that
constantly become menacing.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21

The Chattanooga Times says
There has lately been decided
rise in the stock Of tue Tennessee
Coal, Lon and Railroad Con pany,
ana tie quidnunes II Wall street
are wondering WAIST cansee the adj
vance. One cal.os southern jour
nal suggests that it must mean that
the company is going into steel
MAXI a very absurd id.a. TO
erect steel plant of any consider
able proportions would require a
big outlay OF money and one or two
years time. Such an enterprise
would depress the stock instead OF
bulling il. The causes for the rise.
aside from inside buying are on
the surface. Tue policy OF the com
pany under President Platt has
been conservative, policy o
sharply reducing the stock obliga
tons by squeezing the water gu
and generally conducting the bust
ness - a business and not as
stock -jobbing concern. Then, tn
company is now realizing prof
on every ton of coal and iron it pro
duces OF at least 20 per cent. gross
We are not intor med-of cours
. not-as to how much the moueye
men Of the company have been do
ing 10 the way of manipulating il
stock for rise TO enable them
sell their holdings at profit, bu
2 some of that sort of thing has bee
going on. Yet the most Of the &C
vance has solid base in the i'm
proved fiscal management and Vi
improved market for iron"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
HOW TO CURE A SEVERE
COLD.

1t may bea surprise to eur readers to
learn that severe cold cBn in many
instances be completely cured in ono
or two days time. To do this, how
ever prompt action is n, cessary. The
first ay mptoms OF cold are dry loud
cough, a proiu!e watery dischsre e
from the nose. and a thin, white coat
ing o. tbs tongue. 1T Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy is taken in double
doses every half hour after the first
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21

To be called liar by a United
Sta es senator is not very pleasant,
we should imagine, to anyon much
less to the postmaster.general, yet
this is just what has happened to
Hon. John Wannamaker. The
following autograph letter from
Senator Wade Hampton has caused
him great indignation:
Sir-P, rhaps you way remem-
Der, if your memory is not treach-
orous, your assurance to me few
days ago that Mr. Gibbes should
not be removed until the expira-
ton OF his term in February next.
Not only did you do this, but YOU
voluntarily assured me that 10 as
much as Columbia was my post
office, you would, when:a success
sor TO Mr.. Gibbes was To be an.
pointed, consult me. 1t is OF small
porsauce to me who takes th e
place of Mr.. Gibbes, but as :
formed him in passing through
Columbia OF the promise you had
made you may perhaps understan d
how your action has placed me in
false position. But 1t is fortu-
nate for me that Mr.. Gibbes will
know that | at least told the truth.
though l was grievousiy deceived
10 be !ieving what was said to NE.
| shall know better in future what
reliance to place on statements en-
enating from the same source. The
newspapers state that besides man
aging the great department over
which you preside, you are run
ming Sunday-school in Philadel
phia, and it occurs to me that you
might, with profit to yourself, Sc
loct as the most appropriate sub.
Ject OF lecture to your pupils the
instructive story of Ananias and
Sapphire. This would give you a
a 1ne aeld for your eloquence in
explaining to your young charges
the Importance of combining them
selves to the truth, except when
some fancied advantage might be
obtained over political opponent.
am your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21

The Memphis Scimitar thinks
there is some consolation in the
fact that while Kansas will elect a
republican senator, the chances are
that IL will not be the windy In
gals. A recent dispatch from To-
peka, says: Senator Ingalls, term
will expire early in 1891, and he is
already working quietly, but euer-
getically, to secure q re election.
Not since 1879 has he been so wor-
Eied concerning his political future,
and the situation does not suit him
in the least. III 1885 be had the
field to himself, and a year ago the
Indications were that he might en-
ter upon fourth term if he so de-
sired without even going 10 the
the trouble of interviewing his con.
stituents on the subject. The out
look has materially changed and
he sees the necessity of beginning
to prop up his fences at once.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
Sauglm
Mothers.

There are upon the skin OF every hui
man being, child and adult alike, 2, 300
600 pores. Through these pores in the
form Of insensible perspiration, Is ex-
PEELED more than one-quarter OF the
nourishment taken into the system.
The importance of keeping open these
perspiratiOn valves upon child's body,
is second only to thet of promptly d.
costing the food eaten. 1t was to open
the pores of the skin and to assimilate
the food that DR.. Pitcher formulated
Castoria. Loose bowels, constipation,
teSers and erupticns which are so con-
SAINT amongj nfants and children, and
| which kill one-third of all children be-
| fore they are five years old, arise prin.
cipslly from these two causes. It il
from the wonderful results attendant
upoa he use of Castoria in regulating
the s.omachs and bowels ard keeping
open the pores of the skin, that Casio
ria acquired its world wide reputation
With plenty OF water for the body
pure air for the lungs and Castoria {,
assimilate the food, there need be n,
unaccOunted for sickness among chill
dren. Castoria is a vegetable prescrip
ton without morphine or other narul
nroper,y. Thirty years extensive +,
has given it a history yer attained G.
p)ther medicine.