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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

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North Yakima. Call and examine goods
and prices, and see for yourself.
MYRoN H. ELLIS.
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you will see the generous offer Of Goodwin
4 Pugsley. Six lots in the best part Of
town given away. This is an opportunity
which should not be thrown away.
-BarthoIet Bros. will not be undersOld
in anythine-dry goods, clothing, furnish
ing goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
crockery, groceries, and in fact everything
kept In . niS'-class STORE
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have . printed guarantee on every bottle
OF shiloh's Vitah1er. IL never iails 70
cure For sale by u b. BUSHNELL drus-
gist'
why VIII you cough when shiloh's
Cure wiii give immediate feliei; fTlce
~ Genus o. cents ana VI Fof SAFE pyO'
CataIfn cureo 'neaitn and s"ees Dfe.tn
secured py snllons Oatairn hemeuy.
Nv 3. r RushuelI-
-. \. McEwen Is now onering sad
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24

Quite q sensation has lately been caused
In the old world BY the announcement Of
mother new forage plant, which viii
grow enormous and most profitable crops
even In the poorest soils, and which seems
10 flourish luxuriously in any climate.
The plant In question Is the ''LashyruS
SilvestEis," and the credit Of having
brought Il to ito present state Of develop
ment, through half . century Of constant
experimenting and Improvement, belongs
10 Professor Wagner, Of Germany. The
"Lathyrus Silvestris" grows in . wild
state on the pampas Of South America,
where Il Aourishes 90 luxuriantly that
sheep are frequently entangled in It and
smothered by It's rankness and closeness
Of growth. In its wild state the seed Of
the plant Is unable TO germinate, but
after fifty years Of the most careful culti-
walton this difficulty has been cOmPlely
overcome. The plant belongs to the order
Of the leguminosR, and as such Il 10 able
10 forage Tor itself in regard to nitrogen,
Of which Il obtains abundant supplies,
either from the lower strata Of soil or
from the boundless atmospheric stores.
Even on the poorest soils Il grows 4 crop
which will yield at least four tons Of hay
per acre, and the nutritive value Of the
crop, a. determined by chemical analy-
sis, II about twice o. great a. that Of
clover hay. The Prussian minister Of az
ricultu1e has been 90 deeply impressed
with the great value Of this plant that q
government order hAs just been issued,
granting to every Prussian landowner
who cultivates this plant on his waste
land subsidy Of sos. per hectares bee
tare being equal 10 two and . half Eng.
liSh standard cres.-NeIbOuFne Leader.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24

4 Sksish 4 On Il he Bed and KlHd1t q
Mn and Q kaling Editarial Writer
Sithe Uniisl States.

Marion D. Egbert in the Walla Walla
Union: Samuel Rockwell Reed, undoubt-
edIy the most iorcible general writer in
the United States, and for many years
the leading editorial writer Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette. died recently on
board Of the steamer Lohn. while on his
way TO Europe In pursuit Of health. HIS
was well known TO the writer Of this, who
has no heaitancy in pronouncing him the
most scholarly, the most refined and
the kindest man he ever met. His at
tainments In all seeming directions were
a. marvellous a. his ability to discuss
them. The discussion Of poetry, history,
science, philosophy, ethics, chemistry
and music seemed 10 be peculiarly his,
and he continually surprised even those
who knew him best with his wonderful
erudition, He was acknowledged 10 be
peerless q . writer in the eastern and
middle sections Of the Union, and few, u
any, In either portions Of the United
States cared to contest with him for the
palm Of superiority. With al his powers,
with al his abilities, with al his reputa-
ton, be was the gentlest man on earth.
A child would approach him unhesitat-
ingly and the demeanor he always pre-
scented invited the pleasant converse that
Away ensued. l remember when q lad
when l went to the Gazette Office TO get
my pay for my letters to that paper, and
by mistake gOt into his room instead Of
that Of Richard Smith, the editor. Mr..
Reed kindly quit bis writing. and looking
up saw one Of the most strikinely hand
some faces I ever met. He spoke 10 me
kindly, inquired my name. my business
and entertained me by his pleasant ways
and conversation for over an hour, and
when l rose to % be took me by the hand
and led me 10 the room Of and introduced
me 10 Mr.. Smith, from whom I received
an order for the first money ever got for
literary work, Mr.. Reed remaining all
the time and accompanying me 10 the
head Of the stairs on my way out. Ishall
never forget that episode, which made me
then, way back IN those distant years,
believe more in humanity, and the all
powerful influence Of kindness On human
kind. met him many times afterward,
and on each occasion my respect increased
until ! had . supreme affection for him,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24
TIKI FOURTH or NOVEMBER
Guy Fallkss Day Will Probably Do Cal
ebIated Is Our Inaugural.
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fer the Purpose Of Celebrating the
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24

"where are you going, my pretty
maidf" he inquired.
''Should the weather indications con-
tinue Of an suspicious character, my des-
tination IL yonder Enclosure, where my
unswervable determination IL TO extract
such an amount Of tactical fluid from the
distended udder Of the gently articulating
kline % may be deemed necessary and adj
visabIe," calmly replied the rustic girl,
who had worked for two weeks in Bos-
ton family.
And she passed upon her way, leaving
. gibbering idiot gToveling on the ground
where lately had stood . dandy drum
mer. -GrOeery World.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24
EVERY PRIZE is VALUABLE


FINEST PREMIUM
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24
NOTICE 10 yrOCKHODEUS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN 6tockholdeTs o. the Matches and cowychee
Diteh Company: That . meeting Of the said
q Parker, North Yakima. Washington, on satur-
day, the IN day Of December, lseo, q the hour
Of O'Clock p. m, for the purpose o. voting on
ne sid Company shall be increased from 5000
70 t110oA
dated october 1 $50.
1T s TfEck. P's'idsn'l rru,,.,..
JOSEPH STEPHENSON,
cuAa. l. GANo, Secretary, oe10-et
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24
Notice to Creditors.

Il hereby given that al persons hAx.
~ Ing claims against the estate Of George W.
Whit, deeeased, % present the same 70 the nm
proper voucher, at my Iesideneo on CoWychee
creek, Yakima County, walhingtQn Territory,
within one year from the date Of this nqlice, o.
the sane win be lorevor barred
A, .. WHITE, Administrator.
Dated this 18th day Of september, lseo.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24

II buy my underwear direct from the
factories, and am now offering II at prices
which were never before heard Of in
North Yakima. Call and examine goods
and prices, and see for yourself.
Mvnou IT ETIIa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18

CT tamtejszs maja "a daleko ma
North Philadelphia.
Ale znalazio sic ma South
Philadelphia kilku takich Polakow,
kterzy zamiast sic cieszyt z pa
tryotyczne] dzia}alnosci Towarzy.
silva N. L. Jezus, wystspuja ma
przeciw temu i gadaJa nietylko Pc
ulicach, ale nawet pc szapach, po-
miedzy lima narodowoscia, ze pol
skiej szko}y ME %potrzeba, re pol
ska nova mic ME macy, i mowia
te polskie k wakry, IL ich die
CT ma ulloy pc polsku sic naucza.
- O Polaku, cos ty wart, skoro
smiesz tax slawny twej oJozysty
jezyk shanbid?!......
Ale niechaj wisdza Kochani
Bracia Rodaey W Ameryce, re w
ten spos6b bruzdza tylko synowie
Bismarka, ktsrzy dzieci swolch ME
pose}aja do zadnej katolickiej szko-
}y, tylko je pose}aJa do Lutrow,
gdzie ME potrzebuja PLACID SO een-
tow miesiecznie szkolnego. - Me
mozemy ich tego zabronld, lesz
serdecznie nam i'm zal, re przy-
k}adaja sic do tego, ably dzleci
swoje odzwyczai6 cd ~Pana Boga,
cd WARY i mowy naszyeh prod
k6w. Pokolenie W TAXI spos6b wy
chswane ME bedzie tel mia}o po-
szanowania ola rodzicow W ieh
starosci - ale ME ma rady ma ro-
dzicdw, kt6rzy sami tego pragna.
A. w. S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:''

ARDOCH, D: T: F. Galewski.
APPLETON MINI Jan Jezewski
BERLIN, WIZ" Wis. s. T. chojnacki
BALTIMORE NJ. D. Observation-Disclosures
BOYINGTON, P. o. WIS. ]. Zywicki.
FREMONT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO NY. JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy&D etrotstr.
Jan Goryca SO Townsend Str:
BAY CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybyinsk L. B. ga
CALUMET, MICH. L. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MAnAJ7esSt. AubienAv
DODGE, P. Q. WIS. F. Brom, A. Mondry,
GILLMANN, BENToN co. MO. wawrzyniec
GRAND RAIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
153 Davis Str.
GLOSTER, NJ. T. NJ. Danielcwski.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. Flip Wojczyk.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
LEMoNT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
LA SALE, i'll. Adam Goszczynski
MIMIC, D: T: Jul. WiIkys, Teodor Wysocki.
Andrzej Brzonkala 7o6-2nd Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. FIR Lila, eo7 University Az
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karol D. Nowak
Morris RUN: Joz: Katewski
NANTICOKE PA. w Narkiewics L Michal wski
PONIATOWSKI WIS. Tozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinsk g nth ST.
ST PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Riee's Peina
SHAMOKiN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowski Ian Wi
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILNO, MINI MARGIN A Mazauy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
PfACCIE IA WIARUSA.
POWlNSZOWANIE.

Wielebnemu' Ksiedzu Probesz-
czowi Dutkiewiczewl, kt6ry 1Sllp-
ca ukohczY jedno L i diva X VIE
ku, zasefam jaknajserdeczniejsze
~zyczenia, wola]ac z calego gard}a:
Mech zyje szczesliwie, MECH lyle
jaknajdtuzej, niez lyle d}uzej, niz
Matuzalem, MECH doyle przynaj-
mniej jedno G, a chotby i jedno
Winona, II lipca, 80 r.
". Radoaski.
(Do powyzszych zyczen przylacza
sig take Redakcya Wiarusa, slao z
cafego serca: A d m ultos n
nos!)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
MYDLO BADGERA bardzo
dobre. - Pytajcie o ME.
PROTE EST.

Janizej podpisany polskl SIZE
ca re Sturgeon Lake, biedny agent
a Itchy literal, wszem W ogolnoscl
=, kazdemu z osobna, poda]e do
wiadonosci, IL W mel korespon,
dencyl pod tytu1em ,,Literaci Cd
Zgody" ME pisa1em mic przeclw
Wielebnemu Ksiedzu proboszczowl
Domagalskiemu, a tem Sanlem ME
mog4em lego swiatobliwosci obra-
zi6. Wszystko com pisaf, tyczy to
sic fuszera golibrody, a ME lad
mel osoby duchownej a przec'ez
polibrode, albo cyrulika, ME jest
swietokradztwem krytykowac.
zatem, szanowni Rodacy, pro-
sze uwzglsdnid a tenn samym wy
biz sobie z glowy, IL ks. ProboSzcz
z Cincinnati to ME cyrullk' kany
Boskie, czyzby nasze duchow1ens-
two luz tax nlzko W AiAelSoo -
pasc mia1o, by sic az DO skrooa-
MIA br6d bralo. Prosze mnle zatem
mice "a wyt}umaczonego. Me wy
stepowalem nigdy publicznie pre-
civ ksiezom, a przewaznie przeclw
KS. Prob. z Cincinnati, gdyz ME
mann przyjemnosoi Go znac oso'
biscie, ale wystqpi}em raz przecl"
cyrulikowi, kterego lancet moe
wiecej przymiotdw poslada' anlzel'
zp1sane jego4'pidro' konc7ac sp0'
dziewam sic, il tenn odwofanlen
zaspokoje wszystkle 1ntereso"ane
a nawet nieinteresowane osoby.
P. S. Pc tym kroku uczynlo
nym zmoje] strony moe We'll ks,
Proboszcz racsy sic udobruchac,
przystapi re mana do przerwaneg(
interesu.
J6zef kabecka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
z NEW YORKU.

P. Teodor Kornabis i PAM
Maya Phoebe obwinieni zostali
przed sadem we Wi]liamsburg'u,
0 spisek przeciw braclom Osihskim.
Pan J. Nowak, zamieszka1y pod
Mr.. sc N. Una ul. tamze, zezna{,
ze ma posiedzeniu towarzystwa
,,Blalego Orla" p. Kornobis wez-
wal wszystklch cz}onkow do pod
plsnia dokumentu, kt6ry wedle
Slow p. Kornebisa, mia} bye pros
b. o zamianowanie nowego t}6ma'
GA polskiego W Sadie.
Okazalo sic jednak pdznlej, re
document ten zawierat skarge pre-
civ Janowi i Xaweremu Osinskim,
0 pobicie zony tego %ostatniego.
Ma p%odstawie tel skargi Osin'
soy postawieni byli przez ,,Grand
Jury" W stan o%skarzenia i obecnie
powoluiqc sic ma zeznania p. Nova
ka, zadaja uwolnienia oraz ukara
MIA tych, kt6rzy sic %przeciwko min
zmowili.
PAM Budzyhska ME chce ju'
nosit tytu1u ,,matki", twierdzac
re kosztowa}o ja to "a wiele. Nj
nawet zamiar wyrzec sic wszelkie'
90 pokrewienstwa z Polania nj
placaca "a oblady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
z PHILADELPHIA.
IA lipoa.
Szanowa Redakcyo!

Szan0Wa RedakcYo!
.Juz cd kilku lat czytuje pol
skie gazety i dowiaduje SIG, jak pc
innych miastach Polaoy W Amery-
ce i polskie parafie sigma; o
mas rzadko kiedy co napetykam
" polskich ~gazetach, ale cieszy
a to, re przynaimniej mic zfego
o mas ME pisa.
w zgodzie jednosci zyja So
bic Polacy W Philadelhii, z duma
spogladajac ma budu1acy sic pod
okiem Wielebnego ks. %proboszcza
Ma1useckiego piekny nasz koscidF,
W stylu gotyckim, z dwiema VIE
zami, kt6ry wkr6tce z%ostanie ukoh-
czony. Bedzle to jedna z na]wspa-
niaIszych swiatyh W Philadelphia.
Many take w}asna szkofe
nrzv kosciele sw. Wawrzenca, ably
sic dziatwa nasza uczy}a ojczyste-
90 iezyka i sw. religii. Many tn
take kilka polskich towarzystw
swieckich i koscielnych.
Niedawno wyslany zestaf ko-
mitet cd ~towarzystwa imienia Jezus
do Wielebnego ks. rektora W.
Haluseckiego, z proSba o pozwo-
lenie- pobudowania polskiej szkofy
ma South PHILADELPHIA, gdyz die
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
OSTRZEZENIE
Bay, City, 10 lipca 80 r.

Bay, City, 10 lipca 80 r.
Panu Ex-kapitanowi cd Ry-
Gerry sw. Jerzego radze, ably "a
przesta} swych niecnyoh czernidef
= jezeli ME chce mice nieprzyjem-
nosci, DO jezeli to ME poskutkuje,
to znajde TAXI srodek, kt6ry az
zanadto tie niecne buzie PREY thu
mi. Co tobie ME milo, drugiemu
ME czyh! Cheese sam uzywac spo-
koju, to i drugim daJ spok6j!
Wiedz 0 tem, re prawda rychlej
cry pozniej zawsze wezmie gore.
z uszonowaniem
Jan Schulz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18

Jerzmanowski mic do czynienia
mice ME chce, zbieranych ma prot
bic pc e pisanej, pred
stawic papiezowi, jak wlelklm, jak
dobroczynnym i szlachetnym ola
ludzkosci i kosciola lest ten p.
Jerzmanowskl. = Bald, kt6ry ia
ko dawny golarz (czego sig dzisiaj
wstydzi okropnis) miaf llczne sto-
sunk mledzy ciemnym ludkiem,
z prosbs owa chedzi} pc salonach,
spaja} M koszt swego pryncypa}a
wszystkich J. wowezas wyludza}
podpisy. Trese prosby bywa}a przez
niego t}omaczona.
(D%okonczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18

Francisco Ka1duaiski, majacy
krewnych W Winonie, znowu
uciek} z domu ob}akanych W Vi
rogua, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
RYCERZ SW. SYLWERTRA.
New York, 7 Lipca, 1889 r.


Szanowny Redaktorze!
1stotnie dziwi6 sic wypada, re
pisma nasze, tax chstnie porusza-
jace zawsze kwestye mogace eg6}
W czemkolwiek dotyczyd, W obec
sprawy obchodzacej mas w~szystkich
rzsczywiscie, zamllk}y jakby ma
komende.
laden z tych ~apostolow praw.
dy i sprawiedllwosci ME wystapil
z objasnieniem scislem i katego-
rycznem naszej publiki, co do dro.
81 i sposob6w, "a pomoea ktorych
nasz dorobkiewicz stat sic panem
papiezkisgo krzyza.
Lekkis, Tub i%roniczne a mic
wisle m6wiace wzmianki, umie.
szczone " tom hub owen pismie,
ME za}atwiaja ~jeszcze togo faktu,
ktory jake objaw m~oralnego upad-
ku i nizkieh pogladdw cz}owlska,
cd kt6rego og6f miaf prawo spe-
dziewat sig logiki i rozsadku, - ia
ko gwa}towna zmlana przekonan i
smutnego spaczenia patryotycznyoh
uczud, a wreszcie jake dow6d, 10
cz}owisk dorobiwszy sig plsniedzy,
pragnie zaszczyt6w i tomorrow, do
kt6ryoh ME ma najmniejszego pra-
wa, jest donios}sgo ~znaczenia, ably
60 obszernie poruszyd.
Kazdy z czytelnikew demykla
sig zapewnie, re nova tn o panu
Erazmie Jerzmanowskim, kt6ry W
ostatnich czasaeh dostapi} a raczej
dorwa} sic pc wielu trudach, mo-
zo}ach i kosztach do posiadania
papiezkiego krzyzyka.
Me patrze ma ten fakt, jak in
nj sig zapartuja. Sadie go bezna-
mietnie, spoko]nie i bez zadnych
%ubocznych zr6det, wydaiacych g.
sobista niechee, i ME krytykuje
osoby - lecz Gym ipostepek, kt6-
ry opierajac sic ma gruncie publ
oznym, TAME sadzonym bye wi
MEN.
Wilma W tenn ME nasza, lecz
udekorowanego jegomescia, re "a
Mast kupowa6 zaszczyty prywat-
ME = kupewac je zeehcia} publ.
cznie!
Kwestja udekorowania szere.
kiej piersl p. Jerzmanowskiege Oh
derem %papiczkim wyrodzi}a sig cd.
dawna i oddawna W ezyn zamie-
Mona by}a przez jego wiernych
poddanych i stugusdw L. Paw}ow-
skiego i Bia}da.
Dwaj ci panowle Cd zimy ju1
mad tenn p%racowali, by "a pomocq
podpisow tege og6}u, z kt6ryn1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18

Pano,pie. Munek iLohse juz sken'
czyli roboty PREY k}adzeniu funda'
mentu pod nowy hotel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

Wsno,ieka Rada miejska uchwa-
lila. udzieli6 naszym sadziadom W
Wisconslnie, podczas wystawy cd
26 do 81 sierpnia wolneJ
przeprawy przez rzeks pramem.
Francisco Ka1dutski, majacy
krewnych W Winonie, znowu
uoiek} z domu ob1akanych W vi
rogua, Wis.
Panowie. Munek Lohse juz sken-
evil roboty PREY k}adzeniu funda-
mentu pod nowy hotel.
Koncert Legionu polskiego, tax
d~zwieczny ]akiege Jeszcze ME byfo
" Winonie, odbedzie sic W te ME
dziele. d lipca 20 pofudnlu W
parku panu S rehlow. Wstep
Ola doroslych wolny.
Urzsdowe sprawozdanie obrad
Komisarzy powiatowych wdniach
b., III IL lipSd, uA0 OA" JS
odkladamy do najblizszego hume
ru.
Kto uuvaza, il na1ozono ma ME-
60 "a wysoki pedatek grunt'wy'
niechaj czempredzej idzie ma "a
tusz i osobiscie uzali sic pred IA
da Komisarzy powiatowych. Ia
Rada juz cd poniedziafku oDraau-
ie i te obrady jej przeclasns
sic do poniedzia}ku, p Epca. Ase-
sor .. 81. P. Boynton W tyin reku
gruntu woale ME taxowaf, pecatek
pozostanie ten sam, jak 60 usta-
how'll W zesz}ym roku p. Shane
sey czyli p. Drew. Pan Boyntton
wee ME bedzle tem ~ WHEEL nne1sk ivnH,
ma wysoki podatek,
MYDho BADGERA bardzo
dohre. - Pytajcie o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
do Os6b, czuiacych w sObie
p0WOfamie do sta1Ru du.
chwIlcgO.

South Bend, Ind, Is lipca.
Jest tn blisAo mas klaszt6r, w
kt6rym przyjmuja mlodziehcow,
maj2cych powo}anie do stanu du-
chownego. Jezeli student ukohczyf
gimnazyum, nauka mic go ME
kosztuje, lecz gdy ~jeszcze tax dale
ko ME jest, p}aci 100 dolar6w ro-
CINE, p6ki ME rozpoSznie teologii
= petem wszystko darmo.
Adres, dokad trzeba pisae,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
Jak p}aci ~pszenica?

Jak p}aci Pszenica?
" ST. LOUIS 72a, " NIL
waukee 70 CHICAGO 70,
NEW YORK IS.
Pod2ug ostatnich wiadomoSci;
z LOS W
DULUTH trzy1ea sic ma 80.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-27
! heard nothing from YOU until knew

II heard nothing from you until knew
you were gone next day. could not
understand it,"
''But received an answer" l said in
bewilderment; 'you wrote you had never
thought of me except as a friend-that
you loved another"
"Oh, no, mol wrote that to Carl in
answer to one l received from him at al
most the same time as yours. And
l must have enclosed them In the wrong
envelopes. O Philip, to think of all
these years of sorrow to us both, for such
a stupid mistake! How can you ever for
give met"
"There is nothing to forgive, if you
only love me now" / said eagerly.
al never loved any one else, never
could; you seemed part of my life, and
I've been so wretched, so very wretched
It's like heaven itself to have you back
once morel"
"Oh, thank God thank Godl" was
all could say as caught her in my arms.
Oh, the delirious joy of the moment, af-
ter all those years of sorrow, to know she
loved me, had always loved me; could
heaven hold any rapture to equal thisa
All the wretchedness of the past seemed
to vanish as dream, in the glad JOY of
the present. Then, suddenly there came
a reaction of feeling, What was now3
Broken in health, crippled, helpless |
What woman would take such wreck of
manhood as II
20 Millie, darlingl" I said, despair
ingly, "I've loved you, God only knows
how we'll, but, I'm only a wreck ut best;
cannot ask you to marry me now"
"You need not ask me at ALL" she said
archly, between smiles and tears. ~
shall take you anyway. o Phil, you can
not think I love you less for this7 So
long as there is enough of the body left
to hold the heart of my dear old Philip
you'll be just the same to me. No, not
the same, but a hundred fold dearer for
all you have suffered. You will be strong
and well soon, dear, and your lost let is
an honor, not blemish."
Was not this the acme Of sll earthly
| joy! Shall I shame my manhood when l
say the tears were running down my face,
as caught the dear girl to my heart, and
thanked God for such treasure.
After our emotions had Gained down
somewhat, we examined the package more
closely, and found letter from Carl tell
ing how he had received the note In an
swer to his letter, that he had rightly con-
jectured that in her agitation, Mile had
instructed the envelopes, that his must
have been rejection and had been sent
me. In his chagrin and disappointment
that I had been preferred to him, he had
kept the note, hoping that the one sent
me might have no name in it, and thinking
l had been rejected would leave without
an explanation. Then followed an &C.
count of the upbraidings of conscience,
the strivings of his better nature, until
he had written this explanation to give
me, in case of our meeting or of his
death.
81 have been coward and villain, "
he wrote in conclusion, mot to have re-
turned the note long ago. Icannot hope
for your forgiveness"
But in the supreme happiness of our re-
union we could find no room in our hearts
for enmity toward the dead, even though
he had wronged us so bitterly. Yankee
Blade.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-27

!hree-quarters, and sometimes nearly an
inch in depth. The eggs are now just
ready to hatch, and rain would be Of
benefit in preventing the young choppers"
from reaching the surface. The Matching
is expected to continue two weeks.
The Legislature of Minnesota appro-
priated $4,000 at the last session for use
in the destruction of the eggs of the grass
hopper. Some 1000 acres have been
planted, and Professor Lugger is hopeful
that the efforts to destroy the pest will
be successful, Notwithstanding the dry
weather. A good, soaking rain would
improve the prospect of subduing the pest
very materially.
As illustrating the manner in which the
sgg-masses are laid, the cut shows
the locust ovipositing, an egg mass,
Individual eggs, the cell filed with
eggs, and the manner of forming the
cell. These are left with access of air
and means of escape for the. insect.
The object of the deep blowing is to
break up and cover the whole so that the
young will not be able to reach the sur.
tace.-Prdirie Farmer.