davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29

Wa have the nnest ana cheapest Iiae OF Al.
vert'sing Cards in tho city. New designs. Cali
aud seo them. TIA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29
DIssOLUTION NOTICE,

Notice ~ hereby given that the psrtnerphip
heretofore exis Ing between = 5 Roy.r snd
y. w. Hull, dealers in coal, lumher eta
Epbrata, Pa. has been Dissolved by mutual
consent JanuAry rs lsse All persons owing
TO said firm will please ms x . payment 10 y
W.. Hull, ~ho viii continue In the business
ana sll claim. against said Il TN ara 10 bs pre.
W. Hull. En koSEx
Ito E.W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29

~ lGHkSr MARKET PRICES PAID
- for Old Bsss ana Copper at the Dis.
mond Brass FOUNDRY. slsy symaksr Barry 2sS
and 24O North Arch alley. Lancaster 7. Pa.
Diamond Brass Foundry ALI kipcs of
Brass. German silver ana Bronze Castings
mace TO order at shortest noitcs. Rollipxu,iIl
Bearings. Patterns. Models ana EApsrtmsurai al
WORK spe falty. Orders ana Inquiries by
msh VIII receive prompt and care III stten.
ton. ALI work guaranteed 70 give sati. fac.
lion. Address AL orders to SLHYMAkER
MARRY, 23s ana 2<0 North Arch alIey Lapcns
Ter, Ia. w IN. ID, Ashford, Nupt. ltNs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-29
All CT which is resp ctfully submitted
CHkisrl an u Asc, President
q. II. LESavRE, secretary.

Said annual meeting went into an election
for hrse drsci ora sDr hs ems suin4 thu 90 Ysars
and thras auditors Tor Inc prssent year. which
r.sulud In Tho unanimous re ee ection OF
Messrs. II. y. harner 1homas Hay aud b. q,
kready, ESQ, AS said directors, Nnd In the
nusniulols r.. election OF MsssIs II. z Ehoads,
John sLiss ana a. }. kbeily. ESQ. - the
Rudto OF the fOI pany.
he board ot direoGors now consists OF Chris.
tiau Cast. q. kIeady, etQ. n, y. Harner.
hays. Martin kreideT, IL l. Fiailey ana U. II.
lefevre. At eetinx of the board thus
consli Luted. held on I he 25th " of January.
lss. ~ was Ieoganizeo by tha re electioa II
hIfs,fan Cast u. pr.sfient, B. O. krea6y.
es as e. tce pres it.nt, VI q Aarner, ESQ.,,
u. ,econd vice presi ant, hn Blu g-rss
additional memo.r a the sxs utive coinm nit
toe. ana Z. h. Leievie as secretary aud treas.
urer.
The above annual report o. ths cffcers VAS,
on NATION, ordered 10 De published t0gethsr
with the above alb ,traet of The proc sedings OF
said late annual " Getting Il ne members-
Ito ~. LkSAvkSs seosstaSy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

TO tha modern school boy 10 studies
geogr4g ply ia Atlantic OCEAN = getting
= oe thai occy of water iyl1g nsl se-
EuroCe and Am-rica upoa aicA OCEAN
xFeyhosIls4s race There = 10 &c I'd il
ternztlonAl yaehE race this year. and tie
lover u sail water sports permits his IN
terest % be absorbed IL tLs fecoFds or
the races bsrwesn The lsyiathsns that
swim oetwsen England and America
Tie oig raas of TIE season has Just taken
place between tAe Isu.onlc, of the White
Star, 4nd the CRY of New York. u the
Iuu1Au Ina
The Teutonic had just been Inspected
by the emperor II Germany. aI.i. fresh
from the huttering dags and szlutes Of =
naval parade, started fifteen minutes
after her rival from the harbor Of Queens
town The City of New York was also
IL trim shape, having been a month ia
the hands q those - 10 gave her = thor
oagh oyexh2uling /. was about p. Ia.
~hen the City II New YORK got away.
She loQnxed lazlly along. waiting for her
antagonist 70 get a good bven- The ship OF
German name soon camp up and steamed
ahead OF The --ew York and, taking ad-
vantage Of r. headwh hy, ran directly
across the bow of her Lntagoolst. The
decks og tho two yesse j. were crowded
with interested spectato IS.
When the captain O1 the New York
saw his rival showing her heels in such
unciyil manner he callek i for more steam.
/ The Teutonlc cot her f3lll headway, and
as the hours hi.ted by i became appar-
emf that the ship ahead was not gainins Z
60 much as she had befn. After awhile
those who were watchi hg began 70 see
that the New York W. j. slowly gaining
! on the TeutOnic end that the latter was
slowly dropping aster "a. After awhile
she passed out Of sight hn the mist.
Bu, the City Of New York. after three
I days rushing her engires. was obliged ;c
slow down on account 4f heated journals.
+ One engine was stopped altogether and
the other run at half speed. This oc
CURED at night, and the next morning
passengers coming on deck and seeing
officers looking anxIobsly astern. began
u look themselves in the same direction
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
The Younrest College Professor.

"a. H." Of HoopeSton. Ills, writes:
"In The Morning News of July 30 you
say: The youngest college professor oc-
cupying an important chair IN an Amer
ican school is said 70 be ". y. Bocock.
who is now in his 25th year and he's just
been elected % the chair of Greek and
Latin in the University Of Georgia.
Please correct as Per the following:
Miss Lillian A. Honywell. A. NJ. whose
parents reside az this place. is now 2j.
and has just closed her third year as
professor Il mathematics in Heddng
college. in Knox county. this state. ha--
ing entered her professorship at tho age
age Of 22-and a woman at that Chi
cago News.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

The journey around the Congo oata-
racts. which now takes between three
and four weeks. viii he made in two
days lv the Congo railroad. which Is
now ~ course II construction. Tie loco
motives viii weigh thirty tons each. aD6
miles PER h0rr Trains vii be ruu c~h
during daylight There viii te three
Intermediate stations on the 20 miles e.
track The raiiroai il expected e. pay
expenses from Size start, as the outlay
Tor carrier service over its route already
exceeds $50 coo year. Chicago TFi5-
lna
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

fSketched IA her dock by our special artist
Presently on the horizon out Of a mist
came the great ship they had left behind.
She gradually came up SO far as % over
lap the Inman steamer. and then its cap
tai concluded, his journals having
coci.G, 10 put on more steam. Up came
the speed from ten 10 nineteen knots,
while the hull OF the Teutonic again
gradually faded away in the distance
astern. Attwo minutes before u o'clock
midnight. between the 14th and 18th of
August. the lights at Sandy Hook were
abeam and the race ended. Soon after
The Teutonic also came abreast the light
ship. making her maiden record Of : days,
IL hours and 45 minutes, against ;h-
quickest previous maiden effort (the
America, in 1881 OF G days, 10 hours and
81 minutes. She was beaten by the New
York by only twenty-five minutes,
though she sailed a course ten miles
shorter than the winning steamer.
To have done so well on her maiden
trip ia a victory for the Teutonic. She
Was Obliged 70 lav OF as long from fog
a. her rival was from heated journals.
and the time that the New York over
Tapped her was iainitesimal for so long
a voyage. The Teutonic Is the longest
Of all the ocean greyhounds. She is 50
large and so steady that. notwithstand-
ing the tenpestuous weather through
which she came on the voyage, the racks
FOR holding the dishes on the table In the
saloon were never fixed. 1t will be seen
from the following table that every day
she sailed she made an increase Of speed:
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
A Page FROM the secret History of
Fus<fR-


WV YoGz. Aug. eA-Moonli-bt over
the terrace Of tho cars country palace
at Peterhof 4 tall. handsome young
officer in the Uniform Of the Russian
Imperial ruard and a girl Ia a costly
ball dress leaning over the carved haius-
trades # the terrace hand IN hand. or
g1-a nlsnflv into each others eyes.
"N Ai you not tell me your name. even
now ASKED the young nan AZ length.
IN a tone # tender eurestv.
"Oh. no. no--n0t ret" answered the
9irl trerulouslv. Let u be happy
while va can't vii nos - for longr
'sNot for lourg~ echoed ths Young on
-er wcrderingIv why, what possible
harn can come n re fr-r nv simply
knowing who You are, dearsst2 Tel me
what a. this means
Il cannot tell yen. must rot tel v0u.
shs rephed despairingiY Ever since
thar day when vs first mes u ths
woods -
"Th> harrissf isv - nv ifs
Ever sirce tler. she continued. II
have been ires1nz thst each m~etirx :
would be cur last. f'r II an living soul
were even 70 sssoect that re have net
sn4 spoken thus -
Bur flst thar rhers came = ztrsu-s sri
srar-iinz interruption
A vast Slack shadow feIl arh~a~r ~.
-70cr rht. s-i = towering gre N tra
gorgeous uniform II a Russian rul~,ssier
came s-Ti3lr- toward then alouS rbe tsr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
With such q record on her maiden trip

NiEl such q record on her maiden trip
mot half a day beyond the quickest
timel the Cis7 of Paris. now the cham
pion. would better lDoS 20 her laurels
Tie TeutCui uic's machinery once settled
and oiled p business. and with good
weather. sho may soon break She record
The Isu.onic is the longest ship afoat
CllloIS LOVE scene.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

MATTERS n MlC6lGAN
C.lsr nils are beng n4as ready
f.i work
Fremont, AeNaFgo coanfy, . azta-
tlls l4e Feasibility ol az electro AguE
pant.
Iae >agr4E valley g suffering from
e-.-fa. 70 st1 nAglg t4--en s.lee
July ~
Mu-ksgoH e4s already s1hscr led
g. CID " tLe 81 Coo slo.k needed lcr
tae leE potato starch factory.
A.ss Rose Anger. = Pert Hleon lady
tlo2 tie ci4ck s44 a. ~. AaEg Coz
felts Asffe h14Ie, Ind. EeceIt.y.
Iae elimination of Mason 81 IleF, ca
a cnargs 81 criminal assaalg upon
sagal Hardy. al Aaskeg0n. nas been
Adjourned " Friday. August -.
Port Hlron residents cut a chunk OF
NateF lTofn Black river. tie c.ty'ssn4x
sake. and sent C - a Detroit chem q
" re Analysed. The chemist . dead.
George MontlOy, Of Ishpemlng, oct
Cf work and despondeut. left h0Me
Friday night NltA a razor ia his pot ke &
anl nas lot been seea .lnce. Suicide =
feared.
~ a. A ro..-,,.,. ~ r,et~oit NIL.
or -, '.,''''' '- e. -. ,,,~4-'sr -
g.ou calgll Llr largest brook trout on
record. 10 egaed sx pounds and
twelve ounces
Cc,grs-.r,.o P,,--l,s. left Saturday
MON, fl.~ ~. l1-l.'.. "a uaU .fnn,n
80 F,.~.i r.,..,..,.,. .t..,,.re...,,,r,-.I A =
tr.ef AZ 49,, r..,I,.,.f. of tae Rsoub.ican
National committee.
KaI.ma,oo hovs have gon,a q new
-.-tI--4 ri to-,.,.... 49, r..-I'-,,-. -.,,,s
'i...,. .-....,t ,,,.',-.l..... -.
~ ,,s.~ - ,..,,..,r 80 IRE .so, n
ec,.,- -r. 80, -, 49,
..... t..... .....-......-,., ..,,, -,
i". ~,
7--- ~ - -..''
-..',..i 81. .-''.-'. 5000. 80 e.,
,tf.--7 49,. -'0 80
''-.'-'~' ...-''- 40 '''-'' ''l-'-e ''''
'itfrlee ioun1, aged IA years, wa'
drowned Nnle bathing IN Lake Tier.
tAs' Ato nllles so4-ti OK rama or =
Na-+llaS nioi A-ii (. iie i'--d come iIo4l
--''o ga = 49, - So
- IL. now N-til IA. prcA aPpo4Ileu
po7tmAstcr az AIFou, bala2A county
wee g n Tuner, declined, ana An
drew W ncaes aL >pr.ns h1roor, JACK
son county wee ~. ". Harrington, re-
moved.
The svrirnftural st1dents who went
North ~ ,he vachf Iofa have arrive.
~ C,a.rIa,,.x a. yg.ll "a mo can,n a,
Pre- Iake for Tn dsvs after winch
fh-.,, ,,-.II f.,,.. fr.- ,:-,l,4 'r,.,,sr-,. Raw
Ths~. 49,. ....,.,t ,n tl.. r.rtv
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

The shortest line 20 Detroit and East. Ele-
CANT parlor cars between Detroit aud Grand
Rapids; Trains leaving Detroit - D m and
1rand RAPIDS t.tl p in Tul csiiy. Otaef trains
daily except sunday.
A. AlKerfsT. Ticket Agent. Depot GEo. ".
Mrsso>, ulon Ticket Agent 7t AonrOe-st.
GRO. T.. SEIrH. Cen. A p. iirand Rapids. "
A. CanfENTKR, frsrc Msuagef =. 4. MgLLd-
TrN General Mana er
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
THE BIG SHIP TEUT0NIC
Speedy, Though Beaten by tbs
City of Asg YORK

shs l. rhs L0axest Nssssi ~ AEy hla-
sg~ Aaoats xna heFe - a DescftE-
aoa % Hsr k4cs = sth ths Slss
u >s~ fork. Nisa . CaL
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

~ tAe y Ards A 4Ala-AAA kALa4A4<<<
- - s1eefs els ~ lsss.
xkAiSs s1lNs sosxn-
Fzsserss cltY sas A4ck lzae s4sns
Tr.ssiss oiy sls A4oAla.w sa.ls
Frsssfss tlfs 'lsils except Sasaas sHe1
fetssAey A1d AsckiasN "a iiak - N - -
Sfs y sna : i IA E4.Gs have ttrs-Eb
eoacios Aite neo iaf oAki As~. fsflof oArs a.
- a. Sl4 u - : a. if4lat ant siecplGf Ara
- az - ~ trains. irhiAs arrive ifoM fe&Qsr
NJ AtAAe Ale t&ftfee AtS ~ - al AnA
II - m A. tAcepi cundss ffom fTssorsE
AtiS ~ A.at IA Trans 4rFltIlE ~ 81 .. : a.
eA1 ~ A. a. 1sfs H-ro4At coaches lraa
So lA~N-
skAISs eclss serTa.
Ter Cincinnati .a@iis rAsepl >Cn6axl TWkn
ler eft y 4sae ioalls exooet Ssl.l.- y .sS -
I 81 ossfgis saa NlirAeQ daily "a
~ IA tr4ia hss psTioI CAr attached
"a lli t1lA has cs 81 a4 eat for ~ aci unen
~ fain nss siees sl4lls eAI H. Chicago
Ir.lAs srlise from CinciGnat Al "a IN
cails aue - y ~ daily e4seyl SuutaS froaa
lort AasEr al aseo b g. aaa ifom SlGFEis "a
n eSlis except sunday.
iraias sffikinis al 20 . M has through sieep-
ile rar rpm NhigsSV. irAtils Chicago 81 ~ "a
, - DAD c2ceii SATURDAY
Aass.gsl. Grand Rastas a fHctAas
Tor Ngsk Oh ~ -uoam II lSam S,s0pm
Prom Al lt & 4u i ~ m e ~ \ "a
ihreuTh tickets saa iali inforuafiou o4n be
tAo ~ ealllAS epau A. Aim4 LlsJ tiekei 3kelt
- depot 81 q. ". AAAson. I lAio1 tlo1et G.enL.
4 AonIoe 81
c. I. LocsWoen. Gen. Pass. Agt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
MICHIGANCENTRAL
Iht NIAGARA FALL6 hCUIt

lRsDy- hii olhti> 4aitN exc ~ NAa0A1.
taxing effect sunday, july l.. lset
sleeping cars run Oh facl &c and iiantto hx-
presses - and from befroit-l4rioT cars ran
on Day Express aud Graud Rapids Ia press 50
and from Detroif-Dlrec connections made az
Detroit with al through trains hasf-fickets
on sale Al Union Ticket once. a. Monroe 81
and AT Union depot.
fErn ~ BMGos, Gent tgt. s5 Monroe-st /
Q. NJ. kuesLIs. O. p and 4 Az. lnIna.a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
| AXE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
II Kalamazoo Division

tram leaves Grand kapld dis Tor hlegan Al
l;lo ~. arriving there at B.
llrOuGh tickets sold 20 principal points in
the United states. Mexico and Canada st & nlon
AlChct Vlce- q. j. SAITH.
g. i A.. Cleveland uldo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

!" SLdCUtIhIG"
w. SEOMTNSKA
S79MIwaukee Ave., CHICAGO III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

rzy juz przyjeli prawosfawie, sta
ra ochraniac i broni6 unlt6w pred
wsciekfoscia w}adz rosyjskich.
Unit6w czeto ostrzegaja pred straz-
nikami, nawet prawos}awni. Bywa-
}y pszyk}ady, re zydzi ratewali
unitow o%strzegajac ich, Tub zmyla-
iac pogon q mimi straznik6w.
Podezas nastepnego napadu u
Abramika z dziesleciu unitow on
jednen tylko ocala1.
We try tygodnie pc wypad-
kach epowiedzianych, cd strony
lasu spostrzezono ma furmance
cztereeh straznikdw, d~azacych do
Abramika. Ostrzezono 60 " pore.
Przyrodni brat Abramika Bene-
dykt znajdowa} sic w6wczas "
polu. Zawiadomiono 60, ze SO stra-
znicy, Benedykt Abranik podazyt
do lasu, W slad "a MIN udaf sig
jeden re straznikow. Uoieczka Abra-
mika i pogoh "a MIN W leslie trivia
Ia moze z kwadrans. W6wczas gdy
zdawalo re zdola uciec spostrzeg}
inuych sttaznikew, dazacych ku
MENU 70 strony przeciwnej.
Ratunku dian ME by}o zadne-
go. stana} wiec pod drzewem,
oczekujac z rezygnacya swego To-
gu. W6wczas jeden re straznlkew
s~trzelif don z dubeltowki. Szczes-
Gle, re ME rani1. Strazniey Bene-
dykta Abramika Aapali. Me 70
dowolifo ich jednakze to: zbili 60,
pastwili sig W sposob na]okrut-
niejszy, wyrywajac w}osy ma g}o-
vie, targajac "a wasy i brode, z
najwieksza brutalnoseia chwytajac
szczski wargi, by zobaczyc, czy ME
ma zeba wybitego. (sadzili, re to
Szymon Abramik, kt6remu podezas
sceny re strazaikami wybito zab).
Ottawa ia ma unitow urzadzona 20
sta{a wskutek donosu. Powiadamy
ottawa, gdyz inaezej ME menza
nazwae postepowania straznikow,
polu]acych W lasach ma unitow jak
ma dixie zwierzeta.
Benedykta przywieziono do Leon
t6wki, (gubernii chersohskiej) gdzie
dotychczas pozostaje.
Wiag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
SZkOfa AkusZeryi
w

JUL cd prawie dwoeh lat
istnieje W Chicago polska szko-
ia %akuszeryi, z ktorej jul Kill
kanascle uczennic, cieszaeych
sic dobrem powodzen:em, wy
szto. Kursa rozpoczynaja sic
co try miesiace i trwaja sto.
sowns do prawa mics. 6. Ma
stepny kurs rozpoczyna sic
3ge llpca. Nauka tax teore-
tyczaa jak i pr~aktyczna bywa
udzielana W jszyku polskim i
angielskim.
Szko}a ia jest przez odaes-
ny urzad Stanu Illinois UNA
na "a kompetentna, tax IL
ma mocy rrzsz MIA udzielone-
go dyplomu Stan Illinois wy
dale License, upowazpiaja-
ca do praktykewania W kaa-
dym Stanie.
Blizszych %infermacyi udzieli
sekretarz ,,Esculapian College
Of Midwifery", NJ. T. Orglert
M. D. 707 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

DR.. e. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY MOZG, gwaranto-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
steryaa, zawrot W g!owie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral-
g'a, Dol gfewy, nerwowa prostra-
eva, pochodzaca z uzytku alkoho-
lu Tub tabakl, bezsennosc, prey
gnsb'enie umysfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prewadzace do obiaka
MIA, i do nieszczescia, rezpaczy
smierci = powedujaee rychte re.
s%tarzenie sic, niepiodno5c, utrate
slfy u obojga pfei, mimowolne u
ptawy i chorobe zwana Sperma.
thorrhoeu, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzycla mezgu, samogwaitu i in
aych taJnych g%rzeehow. Ka1de pL-
defko zawiera porcya ns jedsn mie-
s'ac: sl:oo podeiko, lqP 8 pudeiek
"a $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
D.J AlSEI
HUMORYSTYCZNE PISMO
ILUSTROWANE

wychodzl co tydzieh W Krakowie
W Galicyj, o l6 stronIcach, i ko-
%sztuje " Ameryce tylko $500,
ktora to kwote trzeba opfaciG q
CORY.
,,Djabfa" u~kfadaia najIepsi pol.
soy humoryscl a karykatur lego
po%litycznych nawet stawny new
yorski ,,Puck'' by sic ME powsty-
ozil.
Adres Redakcy, i Administrators:
Djabef, Krakow, Kazmierz, Mr.. %,
Europe, Austrya. (Galicya.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
$500 NAGRODY!

Wypfacimy pewy2sza nagre.
Dc Ia kazdy przypadek cierpienia
ma watr"be, disepsyi, nieustajaceg"
bolu gtowy, niestrawnosci, zatwar.
dzenia ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wylcczyc Westa pigutkami ma
watrooe, z roslln wyrobionemi, je-
zeli wskazowki nasze Aciale costa
fy wyk"nane.
W WINONIE sprzedaje A.
PTEKARZ
M. II.
Mr.. IS w. Third Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25


nuwrt cznsu ~z,asc czapki, chocia&
mr6z byt wi Xxi, Abra'nik ucieki
przez podw6rze sasiednie.
Spostr1egli to stlaz"icy i wy
ruszyli "a MIN W pogoh. Dostawszy
sic Abramik do folwarku, ukryi
sic W olszynce. Sn'eg by4 ogromny.
Bee czapki, odzieniu lekkiem,
oczekiwnl swego lcsu, ME majac
AadneJ nadziei unikn;ecia rak sic.
paczv.
Rozpoczeto poszukiwania Straz-
nicy znajdowali sic oden zaledwie
o 60 krok6w. Glossy ich ME tylko
d%ochodzity do Abramika, lecz sly
sza} najdokFadniej kazdy wyraz
wychodzacv z ich ust.
Wezwawszy Boga ia pomoc,
Abram,k staf ma jednem miejscu,
bfaga]ac Przenajswietsza Marya,
by 60 zas}oni}a swym ploszczem
cd nieprzyjaci6}. Straznicy ME
znalaz}szy Abramika udali SIG ma
koniec przedmiescia. Wkr6tce
przyby} ch}opiec cd sasiada z a
wiadomieniem, re streznicy udali
sic do soFtysa. Abramik uda} sig
do sqsiada, kt6ry pozyczywszy mu
czapki kozucha zaprowadzil do
stodo}y, gdzie ukryty W s}omie,
zaczeka} dopoki straznicy wyjecha-
II z przedmiescia. Wieozorem przy-
by4 do domu.
Napady podobne trwa}y poi
roku.
Rasu pewnego Abramik wra-
cal cd szwagra, u kt6rego nocowa}
do domu. By}a godzina 10 z rama.
Uszed}szy zaledwie 20 krokow,
s~postrzegl "a soba dw6ch s%trazni-
kow sledzacych "a nun i trzeciego
idacego naprzeciw menu. Zdawa.
10 sig, re ME ma ola nlego ratun-
ku i rzeezywiscie, gdyby ME przy-
tomnost dziewczyny wiejskiej,
wpad}by " 'pu}apke zastawiona.
Dziewczyna ia zblizywzzy sic do
niego szepne}a, by jak n~ajpredzej
ukry4 sic W stodole saslednej. Gdy
to W oczach praw1e straznlk6w
zrobi}a dziewczyna zaczela pedzic
niby 20 Abramikiem w%o4ajac:
-Uciekajcie, straznlcy "a wa
mi psdza.
Stzaznicy ME poznawszy sic
ma manewrze ominawszy stodo4e,
"a kt6ra ukryf sic Abramik, pope
dill co tchu dalej. Abramik W
stodole znalaz& znajomego Unite,
kt6ry m}ocil zboze. Sadzl1, re stra-
znicy moga sic domyslec manewru
dziewczyny, wroca i beda 60 szu-
kali u sasiad6w, poprosi} VICE
m}ocacego, by dowiedzia{ sic, gdzie
obraeaja sic.
Me up}ynai kwadrans jak u
nita W stodole, kt6rego Abramik
znalazf schronlenle, wroci@ do do
mu i oznaiml1 Abramikowi. re
straznicy udali sic do jego domu.
-Jezell ME eheecie popasc W
lch rece, radze wan zblizcie sic do
mie]sca, gdzie was straznlcy pred
chwila widzleli i tam u ktorego z
sesiad6w szukajcle schronienia,
gdyz moga wroclc i szukac was u
mnie.
Abramik rady us}ucha}, uda}
sig do sasiada ma gumno i tam
wszed}szy ma s}ome, schowaf sic.
w sehronieniu tenn p~rzebywa1 z
! kwadrans, gdy usiysza} odglosy
cepa W stodole. Ostroznle zblizy1
sic i W stodole spostrzeg} znaiome-
60 wlosclanina Kazimierza zajete-
60 m}6ceniem zboza. Ma zapyta-
ME, co stychat, czy straznlcy SO
jeszcze, otrzyma1 odpowiedz, re
zrobiwszy rewizya u unity Jana
O~niszczuka, gdzie szukali listow
podejrzanych, z%abrawszy mu SKA
pierre i ksiazki do nabozehstwa.
po]eohali do Ostrowa. z trzeoh
straznik6w pozosta} ma przedmies-
ciu Jamy tylko jeden i to najgor-
sly Stacewicz. Abramik udaf sic
do stajni sasiada i tam przeby wal
do wieczera.
Ma p%oczatku Wrzesnia 1888
roku do Szymona Abramika W
-u..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-12-28
A Fortunate Druggist.

Mr.. Edwin ". Joy for mAny years and now .
prosperous druggist on the corner Of Stockton
and Market streets in San Francisco, probably
never dreamed Of rivaling in wealth the msdt.
cine kings Of the country. But various rumors
having been floating around to the effect that
he has struck 1t big, an Essminer reporter was
detailed to unearth the cause, and after much
difficulty unraveled the following story:
1t seems that about seven years ago an English
physician. great student Of botany, located in
this city. His practice was not extensive. and
yet the few cases that came to him attracted no
little attention. His success seemed to be in
the treatment Of liver and kidney disorders.
and vitiated blood. In fact his ability to cope
with these common complaints was marvellous.
He seemed almost infallible, and his quiet
modest methods and his wel-kept secret was
as much a mystery as himself. After his de-.
parture about year later Mr.. Joy determined
to fathom the secret, and copying all the pres
criptions he had filled for the erratic doctor
he began systematic analysis. III his exam
nation he discovered running all through the
prescriptions for liver and kidney troubles,
vitiated blood and stomach disorders couple
Of vegetable extracts Indigenous to California,
so simple and so we'll known under homely
every day ma mes to every school boy as to en-
tirely dissipste the suspicion that they were
the active principles involved. So certain.
however was Mr.. Joy that he had discovered
the secret, that he embodied the new elements
in a preparation of Ssrsaparilla to disguise the
TASTE and put 1t before his customers under the
modest name of joys Vegetable Sarssparilla.
Immediately the same marvellous stories came
back of its astonishing effects. and the mystery
was solved, and the talk it has created has
already caused it 10 step into prominence. and
orders pour in daily from al over the coast.
And thus another California industry Leaps into
egistence-S. +, Examiner.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-12-28
RAILROAD FACTS.
Number Of Miles, Employees and Other
Statistics.

The total cost OF railroads 10 the Uni
ted States up to January lst. 1889, is es'
timated at $4,000, 900, 900.
A total Of 1000, 900 persons.are employ
ed in operating them.
The average cost of constructing rail-
roads is $50, 900 mile.
The average daily earnings Of locomo'
tive is 500.
There are 60 miles of snowsheds on the
line of the Central Pacific.
The highest elevation of any railroad
track in the United States is on the Den
yer and Rio Grande at Marshall Pass
| 10, $50 feet above the sea level.
The longest railway tunnel in the Uni
ted States is the Hoosac, on the Fitch
burg line four and three quarter miles
The longest railway tunnel In til
world is the st. Gothard, in Europe-nin
miles.
There are 2OS,749 railroad bridges o
United States railroads. containinga con
bined length of 3.2l3 ,niles.-Ex.