davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

fantazyl jaklegos drugoklasisty, ME
malacego pojecia o lekkoscl stylu,
rytmie, rymie, niezbednie potrze-
bnych W poe.yi, ktory nlestety z
prozaicznego exdyetariusza zacho-
rowa} ma wielkiego poetic, stroza
moralnosci, zapomninajac o swym
nlekoniecznie moralnym wyiezdzie
,,z mad szumiqcych brzeg61 Pett,Di"
frazez zywcem skradziony z ostat-
niago dzie}a poetycznego DO M"
Lepiej wiec szanowny poetic "a
pomnij o swojem talencie, i pre-
rzuc sic ma ]akies w~yrazniejsze
pole, a recze, re lepiej zrobisz.
Pracujac, przestaniesz bye piecze-
niarzem i ME osmieszysz ma przy-
sz}osG samego slebie, szarpiac spo-
kojnych ludzi.
N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Dzisiejsza ludzkosc atoli Cd

Dzisiejsza ludzkos6 atoli Cd
dali}a sic znacznle cd wyniszcze-
MIA. Cd czas6w sredniowlecznych
znacznie sic przed}uzy}a przecietna
d}ugosc zycia ludzkiego. Trzeba
dobrze zrozumiec, re mowimy pre-
cletna dlugosc zycia ludzkiego.
GRANGE zycia ludzkiego ME costa
}y rozszerzone. TAX jak "a czasow
Mojzesza pred przesz}o 8 tysiace
latami, trivia zycle ludzkie zawsze
tylko 70 lat, czasem SO, a W rad
kich przypadkach przekracza sic
granice przez nature oznaczona:l ecz
teraz st6sunkowo wiecej ludzi do
zyje do 20 lat, jak pred 5000,
1000 lub 1000 latami. DIVA tysla-
&C lat temu pr%zecietna dtugosc zy-
cia wynosi}a tylko IS lat, zwyza}a
sic i zniza}a, lecz nigdy ME zrobl-
Ia takich ~postepow jak W terra
ziniejszym stuleciu.
w ostatnich so latach wznio-
sfa sic we Francyi z % ma As i
pol lat. w Anglli zy]a ludzie W
m1actach przecietnie so, ma wsi Sd
lata; 5000 lat temu zycte trwa}o W
przecleclu 20 lat. W stanach zje-
dnoczonych zyja ludzie pr%zecietnle
pc lat IS.
Nasamprz6d przyczyni}y sic
do tego warunki sanitarne-sztuka
lekarska rozwine}a sig znacznie cd
owych czasow i zreszta staramy
sic O nasze zdrowie lepiej, jak to
poprzednicy nasi czynill.
Pomiedzy uciwilizowanymi
ludzmi syfilis [choroby wenerycz-
mel ME moze juz zabierac lyle
ofar, jak to j%eszcze z %przesz}em
stuleciu W Europe sic dzla}o, ospa,
dzuma i cholera ME moga juz
mice takiego zbioru, jak dawniej;
ludzie ma]a lepsze pomieszkanls,
uzywaja lepszego pokarmu, ubiera-
a. sic lepiej-1 ola tego-tak przy-
najmniej twlerdz2 lekarze ma seryo
--jestesmy Iepszymi i cnotllwszy-
mi, jak %poprzednicY nasi. Potom-
kowie wiec nasl beda mogli dojsc
do wiekszei ]eszcze doskona4oscl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
WIESCI
z Polskiej OJczyzny.
Ziemie P0lskie pod Ia.
bOrem m0SkieWSkim.

Najnowsza waidomose z Wilma ma
Ljtwie dowodN nalezycio, jak to
Moskale wszelkiemi sifami staraja
sic o to, ably zyciu katolicklemu
"a pomoca coraz to belesniejszych
ciosow, o lie mo5nosoi pofozy6
keniec. Ot6A gubernator wielehski
wydaf rczporzadzenie, &e prey Ia
dnych uroezystosclach ME wolno
bez poprzedniego pozwolenia pollci
urzadzac iluminacyi, stawlac fuk6w
i BRAN tryumfalnych, wywieszac
ehoragwi i t. L. Ktoby do rozpo-
rzadzenia sic nie zastosowaf, bedzie
poclagniety do Observation-Disclosures
wobec prawa.
Rozporzadzenie takie ~zakazuje
oczywiscie wszelkich uroczystosci
ma przyjec'e katolickiego BIskupa.
Mona sig BOWEN fatwo domyslld,
Re policya moskicwska udzicll tylko
ptrzebhego ~pozwolenia takim
%razie, jezeli praweslawny bisAup
bedzie miaf bye przyjnowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Glnnazyum jezuickie W Chyro-
vie postanowiona zosta}a ma rowni
z0rzadowymi gimnazjami, sta}o size
to wbrew ustawie ministerjanej o
zak1adach naukowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Tania jjazda
kOleia North Western

Do wszystk,ch stacyi koIei
North Western W Iowa, Minnesota,
Dakota (wfaeznie DO Black Hllls,)
90 Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado,
Utah, Idaho" Montany, mezna je.
chae "a po}ewe zwyktej ceny W
sierpniu, W dniach 6, 20, 10, "a,
w w%rzesnla: 10, "a, oraz 8
llstopada. U}atwienie to dale
Kompania North Western kolei W
tym celu, ably ludzie szuka]aey
grunt6w mcgli W fatwy spes6b 80.
pie ebeJrzec mneg rozlegte a
lyme grunta tel ko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Gessyn [Szlask austryacki.]
Nasz Najprzewielebniejszy pasterz
duchowny arcykap}an + ci-
SIZE k S nj dozyt dnia 2
Pazdziernika swolch So letnlch
urodzin i rozpocza} z lynne dniem
81 rok zycia swego. Urodzi} sic
W Cieszynie z mieszczahsxiei ro-
dziny 2 Pazdziernlka 1909 roku
Pahskiego i ~ukonczYwszy nauki W
C%ieszynie, W Bernie i Ofomuncu,
zosta} wyswieconym W roku 1882
25 Listopada, poczem pracowa} W
Cieszynie jake wlkaryusz W win
nicy Pansklej, nastepnie zas chIu-
bnie sprawowa} urzad proboszcza
W Lesznej. W Trzyciezu, W Jab}on-
kowie, q nastepnle W swoim ro-
dzlnnem miescie Cieszynie. Jego
gorllwa j zbawlenna praca znalaz-
ia W na]wyzszych kolach tax du.
chownych, jak swieckich uznanie
l ~nalezyte ocenienle i ola tego
odznaczony zosta} wielkiemi god
nosclami i dostoiehstwami. Po-
wierzono mu urzad dziekana, pias-
towaf godnosc pierwszego dozorcy
szkdlnego dyecezyalnego. Ksiaze
Biskup wroc}awskl zamianowa1
Go swoim zastepca jeneralnym
wikaryuszem W austryackiej GEES
CT dyecezyi wroc}awskieJ, a Ojciec
sw. swoim domowym pra1atem.
Kledy zas W C~ieszynie utworzono
sledzibe biskupa- sufragana, dos
tafa Mu sic W udzlale 4aska cd
Boga, re pierwszy otrzymaf te wy
soka godnosc J. juz 6 lat zasiada
ma stollcy blskupiei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
ZAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
ED0 WI. S.
przeE MI.

lie So nieraz wlelkie ~talenta,
ktore niestety, wskutek mnogich
okolicznosci, albo marnie]a ME
mogac przedstawic sic W ca3ej
swietnosci, albo tez zyja gdzies u
kryte, skromnje jak fio1ek W traw-
ce, O tenn przekonuje mas sllczniut-
ka improwizacyika wysz}a z pod
piora pewnego utalentowanego Ii
terata podpisujacego sic (ze wzglee-
du skromnosci) M. So. t. umiesz-
czona W dzienniku G{os Wolny,
Mr.. 40.
Juz sam poczatek przekonuje
og6f @ talencle, zamaszystoscl sty-
lu, subtelnosci wyrazen pieknych
porownaniach pseudo-poety.
II mad szumiacych brzeg6w
Wiskty pisze poeta. majac zawsze
ma wzgledzie licento poetica.
Moi Boze! czy ~s}ysza} ten autor
kiedy szumiace brzegi? Sadie, re
ME, chyba (przepraszam "a niede-
likatnosc) pod w~p4ywem alkoholu;
dalei, sam frazes powyzszy jesttak
zuzyty i oklepany, re czyta]ac go,
zaraz ma wstepie, %czytelnik dosta-
je m{odosci i zaczyna ziewae w
okropny spos6b.
Przyohodzi mi ma mySl wy
jatek pewien " PEREZ humoru pol
skiego", mianowicie opis bury
pewnego zidiooia}ego pseudo.poety,
zaczynajacy sic cd slow: Ma kra-
wedzi,-chnlura pedzi, ryczy, XVII
czy dziczy"-bardzo podobne poro-
wnauia jak autora improwizacy1
DO M.....
IA ze dis ME many Bog6w
odda1 dziewcze W rece Boze''. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jest ten OTTO
wiersz, pod kazdym wzgledem. Maj
pierw utalentowany autor watpi 0
egzestencyi Boga; zapomnlnajac, re
PREY koncu swych idyotycznych
n~udzacych wierszy chce napedzlc
Dz1ewcze to samo do modli-
twy. W druglm wierszu zas zaraz
powiada, re pomlmo tel bagatel-
XII, re bogow ME many, dziewcze
to dosta1o sic W rece Boze!
Coz szanowni czytelnicy. Czyz
to ME dow6d re cos W g1owie poe
to ME W %porzadku?
Czytajac dalej 6w poemat, MOI
ma dostac kurczy zo4adka lub fe-
bry jezell juz ME zo1tej, to przy-
najmnleJ ga~strycznej, dlatego tez
ME radze, komu zycie mile, ety.
tao owych bluznierstw.
Pomijam poiedyncze nastepne
wlersze, gdyz ME chc2 czytelni-
kow nabawic jakiej choroby przy-
taczaniem chorobliwych wybryk6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

0 wspolnym organic prawniczym
[Suligowski] i W. in. Miasto Lw6w
bardzo serdecznie podeimowaio da-
leklch gosci, a szczera wdziecznose
nalezy sic komitetowi zjazdu "a
bezp}atne przedstawlenle W teatrze
hr. Skarbka ,,Kosclnszki pod Ra-
ciawicami"; wywarfo ono bardzo
gtobokie wazenie ma obecnych.
Przesliczne sceny, jak ,,Przysiega
Kosciuszki", ,,Bartosz Glowacki's,
,,Bitwa" do }ez ~poruszyiy zgroma-
dzonych; niejeden moze tn dopie-
70 dowiedzia} sic, re pierwszym
kroklem do zrucenia jarzma ME
wolf jest: odaooSyc SIG bye volnym, a
pierwszym krokiem do zwycieztwa:
uczuc swq ou1asnq site.
Mniej g}osnym, ale niemniej
donios}ym by} zjazd w1oscian W
Wadowicach, gdzie zafozono TO
warzystwo ludowe ochrony VIA
snosci ziemskiej". Krakowie
zn6w powsta}o Towarz. ,,Solidar-
noses, ola popierania swoJskiego
przemys}u i handful, wkfadka mie-
sieczna wynosi zaledwie 10 ct.
Wspomniec %jeszcze music, re
d. 10 b. m. odbedzie sic tn zjazd
delegat6w K6fek rolniczych; oko-
10 5000 w}oscian z calego kraju
zapowiedzia}o swe przybycie.
Smierc wielkiego patrjoty i
i spiskowca buglarskiego a serdecz-
aego przyiaciela Polski Zich. Sto-
janowa, wywo1ala cafej Polsce
szczere wsp6}czucie, a grono ma
szych patrjot6w wys}a}o do Soft
secdeczne pismo kondolencyjne.
Mysmy zn6w uczcili dnia %
wrzesnia skromnym pomnikiem "a
s}uzonego patrjote naszego ME
odza}owanej pamieci Chadzynskie-
60, zmar}ego pred 2ma laty W
Sztandarowce niedalcko Lwowa.
Glnnazyum jezuickie W Chyro-
vie postanowiona zosta}a ma rowni
z0rzadowymi gimnazjami, sta}o sic
to wbrew ustawie ministerjanej o
Zak1adach naukOwych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
,,Wiarusa:''


ARCADIA, WIS, ] K: CysEwskr,
ARDOCH, Q. T. F. Galewski.
APPLETON MINI ian Jezewski
BERLIN, Wis. S. T. chojnacki
BALTIMORE, M. D.FrZiarnowski 71s S. BondStr.
BOYINGTON, p. o. WIS. ]. Zywicki.
FREMONT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty BujarskI
BUFFALo.N.Y. Janzurek, cor. Loyejoy&D etroits,r.
BAY CITY. MICH. Antoni Przybylnski L. B. 81
CALUMET. MICH. L. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. W. A. MADAJ7s9st AubienAv
DODGE. P @: WIS. F. Brom, A. Mondry,
L.. Rudnik,
ELLIss, WIS. Jan Wyseek IL Mo
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
1873 Davis Str.
GLOSTER, M. 7. NJ. Danielewski.
INDEPENDENCE, rs Flip Wojczyk.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1917 Wa
LEMoNT, ILL. Mich Cichowicz
LA CROSSE Wis, Michal Nowak1o15 acksonS,r
MIMIC, D. I. Jul. Wirkus. Teodor Wysocki.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humbold Av. sol
Andrea Brzonkala 7o6-2nd Ave.
MN MIME! p ~ ,s1I FIR Lila; 9q7U University Av
morris RUN. Wojciech LUX
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NANTICOKE PA. W Narkiewic, L Michal wsk!
PONIATOWSKI WIS. Tozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski 40 nth Str
POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
ST PAUL. MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice's Point
SHAMoKIN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowsk Jan Wit
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
81 LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, 141oN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07
Ill.
SZlask.

Bytome, 3-go Pazdziernika. DIS
opusci} wiezienia pc trzech mic
siacach p. Edward Radziejewskl,
redaktor ,,Katolika". Wiekszego
dowodu miiosci ola ludu redakto-
rzy pisma ludowego dac ME NIGGA,
jak ]ezeli clelpia Ii sprawe ludu.
Powiedzia1 Pan Jezus, re ,dobry
pasterz dusze It. j. zycie] swoje
dale "a swe owieczki". Podobnie i
redaktor dobry zycle swoje dale
"a sprawe tych, ola ktorych pisze.
Redakt6rzy ,,Katolika" zawsze of
are zycia swego "a lud sktadali.
Sp. Miarka bv4by zy} d}uzej, gdy-
by ME clerpienla redaktorskie. KS.
Radzieiewski wskutek d1ugoletnie1
piracy Relationship i rdznego cier-
pienia tax os}abi} swoie zdrowie,
re tego roku diva razy niebez-
plecznie byi chory. A przeciez ME
potrzebowa} sic dreczyc redaktor-
stwem, DO m6gf jake ksiadz przy-
JENNIE i spokojne mice %zajecle.
DIS brat jego wychodzi z wiezie-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Winlo List ,,Kraju''. w d..
4 b. m. nastapifo uroczyte otwarcie
swiczo odrestaarowanego koscio}a
sw. Jana. P~oswiecenia dokonaf
czjgedny pratat A. Lipnicki; kazaf
zas dniu tym jeden z najlepszych
kaznodzici %wilehskich, proboszcz
sw.-rafalskl ks. Daukasza z tel
sawej ambony, a ktoneJ ztotousty
Skarga gromif cleskle pred wielki
grzechy praojc6w, pozniej.
szych czasach dawali sic slyszee
taey znakemici kaznodzieje, jak
professorow,e Chodomr i Dowgird,
pratat Brewski, blskup Krasihski
i lnni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-07

Z artyst6ao polskieA nagroiy
W dziale sztuk pieknych ma wy
stawie paryzkieJ otrzymali: dyplom
%honorowy Jozef Chefmehska, medal
zfoty Wacfaw Szymanowski, medal
srebne: J6zef Pankiewicz, Marya
zarembska, Wojeiech Gerson; bron-
cove: Wojciech Gerson. Wejciech
Plechowski, Lucyan Przepi6rski,
Jan Rosen, Maurycy Trembacz,
Kacper Zelechowski; listy pochwa-
Inc: Marys Dulembianku, Golenski,
Schneider "a obrazy, Rumuald
,Gedroyc "a szkice.
Galicya.
lie Luowa pisa do Paryskie-
go Wolnego Polskiego &owa:
2 poczatIiem wrzesnla odbyl
sic tn zjazd prawnlk6w i ekono-
mist6w polskich W liczbie okoio
400 os6b; W wyjatkowem poIoze-
niu, W jakiem sic znajduje roz-
szarpsna Ojczyzna, zjazdy take z
ca{ej Polski bardzo So %potrzebne i
pozyteczne. Przez zbllzenie sic i
%zapoznanie rodak6w z pod wszyst-
kich Sch zabor6w zac%iesniaja sic
wez}y braterstwa zyskuje ma tenn
nauka. Ma dzieh pred wiecem
przyiechaf tn Petersburga INA
ny jenera} telinczyk6w Spasowicz
i ably zamydli6 oczy poczclwym
Lwowianom wystapi} z odczytem
,,Konrad Wallenrod". Partja, kto-
rel tw6rcami So S%pasowicz i VIE
lopolski, jest ola mas bardzo ME
bezpieczna, pragnie ona bowiem
mas metodq o%bstJachq odpolaczyG;
pojawien1e sic wiec tego Polsko-
Russo posr6d mas by}o fa}szywym
zgrzytem W tel pieknej harmonli.
Obrady trwa}y diva dni; porusza-
no tax wazne sprawy, jak po1acze-
ME gmlnY z obszarem dworskim
wniosek Konltzy z Warszawyl; o
emigracji; o ziemstwle W w. KS.
Poznahskiem, odcz. Skarzyhskiego;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

We do not know If such Is the case,
but if the remains of any who wore
the gray are inferred in any OF the
cemeteries or burying grounds that
will be visited by the G. A. r. on
Thursday next, we sincerely concur
with the remarks of the Rev. Vaughn
Collins, in hoping that their graves
will not be sighted. These men
fought in defense of what they at the
ime no doubt thought was right, and
consequently it was the Leaders, such
as Jefferson Davis, Generals Lee,
Stonewall Jackson, johnson and men
of that description who were more to
blame than they. The war is now
ended; slavery, secession, notification
and Southern Confederaey are all
dead, there ore let there be peace.
Death should end all animosltes, and
il any know of graves, beneath whose
mounds brave soldiers sleep, even if
they did wear the gray, let lew
flowers be scattered upon them, 10
show to the world that the cardinal
principle of charity, with the old
Union soldiers, extends even to
brave foe
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27

The fire In the saltpetre refinery in the
Hagley yard at noon on Saturday, was
much more destructive than was at first
supposed. When the fire broke out
there was nothing the IRE brigade could
do but prevent Its spread to other build
lngs, as the material was OF such COM
bustible nature that the throwing on OF
water would be like floating burning Oil,
it would have facilitated the spread OF
the fire. The efforts OF the local fremcn
were therefore directed to keeping the
fire confined to the huge wooden building
where it originated, until it was entirely
cor sumed. This they were successful in
doing, though they were in great danger.
Several slight explosions of soda took
place, but the men kept at safe distance
and no one was injured. During the pro-
aress of the lire several kegs OF powder
from magazine not far away were rolled
into the BIandywine as a precaution
against danger, but the precaution was
useless rs the fire was kept confined to
the refinery.
The danger Of terrible contiagration,
loss of property aud probably OF life eau
hardly be oyerestimated considering the
number of powder mills, magazines,
charcoal mills, wood sheds ard numbers
of Other combustble buildings within
the yard, and many of them in close
proximity to the burning building. Com
siderable courage was requisite for men
to work around the building in prevent.
lug the spread OF the flames, but they
were equal to the emergency. The
Messrs DUPONT deNemOurs & Co. are
well satisfied that the fire was confined to
the refinery. The LOSE, which may be
anywhere fr IN $50 600 to 100000 is
OF but little consequence to this wealthy
company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-27
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
IA Or
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF renewed order ofthe Orphans
Court OF the State Of Delaware, In and Tor New
Castle County, made on the tn DAY OF ApIli,
yendue, on Tuesday the nth day Of June lSeg,
at O'Clock y. IN. At the Deer ParE Hotel ia
ne,M ong s sss riseI lesI estate, late OF viii
liam MtConauRhy, deceased, to wit;
All that certain real estate situated In PEN
sioresaid bounded aud desg rlbed as follows;
No. 1. A tract Of la.d situated on the
nor,hsr,y idf 81 .se pughS nSaa en nv
| by lands OF Thomas Cole, on the por!h And
west by lands vi the estate Of William Mcton-
aughey, dec ased, and lands OF eier Msggett
provenents consist OF a frame dwelling HOUSE.
| barn and other outhniidlngs. There Is u
thrifty yonug prach orchard, and apple or
chard III hrsi class condition. This land Is es-
peclslly rich and productive, aud Is valuable
No.2 x tract ottimber land bounded on
| the fast by tracts Nos: aud aud on the
north and west by lands assigneI a. dover IN
| the elder. deceased, containing 81 acres ana
l7.iS rches al land. more OF les. MS
| tract Is almost entirely covered with me
grow Tia of chestnut timber.
No. Q. bounded on the south by ira t No.
| I, on the eat by lands Of Thomas MeCon-
| aughey, on the north by tract No. :, on the
| west by tract No. 2, Containing 63 acres, 2
roods and 1915 pert hes more or Less A great
| er mart OF this tract Is covered with fine
| gro y III of chestnut timber, mis- tract Is eb-
pecially valuable ON account OF the rich de-
! deposit Of iron orc u contains. Pits have
| been successfully worked and arc capable OF
much greater development. II IL sun iect TO
a ri nj OF way from tract No. 2 extending al
SO across tl4c. No. 10 the public ROAD and
NOS. tract of land bounded on the
west by lands assigned as dover ~ the estate
OF Wilfi I'm McConaughey, the elder, deceased
on the north by lands Of the estate Of Andrew
Kerr and by the public Tond; on the east b .
tract Ne. g. and on the south by tract No, <
containing % acres and sD.2 perchos of land,
more or less. The improvements are three
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numbered either hundreds
or thousands of pieces.
They are worthy your at
tent.on as being entirely
new, nothing old or passe,
in large variety and ample
supply, and what is true OF
Dress goods is true OF all
other things.
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Or. EORTH'S Cough SYRUP

Is the most speedy and certain cure for
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, So.o
1iroat Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Brouclttis, rieuii,y, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain, IN tnc Chest, etc,
II does not only dry up a Cough, but
loo. chs i.r rile.m and a.i.ys tbs IN
Illumination thereby permitting nature
70 heal tho diseased parts,
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis aud
IioarstnaSs this remedy Is unrlualel,
also for Coughs afIer Measles.
For long standing and c0nsumptiye
Coughs tbs is the remedy.
PRICE o5 CENTS.
y. b. DASFORTll, Second and Market.
L. I. bILW0PTH,
milo Second and Jefferson SIS.
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PniLADLLrnrA. Mon day, May, " 1851
Last day of
Cottage Beautiful and
Adirondack Camp.
The Rial Beauties.

The Rial Bsaut,es.
TIE printed Mohairs are
the rivals OF the printed
India Silks. Something lie
out Of your life ifyou haven't
seen them this season, and
will remain out If you fail to
see them soon.
The grounds are white,
he stuff Is crisp, they glisten
ss if touched with st2sey
sunshine. The printing is
exquisite. The flower fig
ures, true to nature, look
Ike mountain blossoms
blooming through a snow
oank. These printed Mo-
hairs have a beauty all their
own unique An added
nharm this morning-one-
iousth goes off the price.
last week so cents now
37i. 29 inches.
Third aisle north of l'r-nsapt, west.
There is Il spirit OF unres!
IN Dress Goods Certaitt
vs,ues are beginning to s,ir
themselves land ferment
with q kind of revolt anc
discomfort" 1t is on $ t
settle tn cir "turbulenr
mood" To-day Tamise
Cloth SO call d from the
Flemish town. We let i
out and give it peace at 4,
cents a yard. It's letes
price, last week, was 81;
cents A third of-los
enough to telapt the make
10 remarks similar to thost
Of the army In Flanders
Fit c .mpanion to the nobl
Bargains that have gon
before.
Let's recite them again:
5 Koechlin SateeEs, I8c.
American Sateens, &c.
Wool Challis, 25c.
E Ginghams from Aoc to g
: Cinghams from soc to 81.
We keep the Dlei
4 G eds management stron
: a. every point, q, Wit
e point IS that you shall new
. be ASKED to lock over
j mean or mesgre lot CT stl
Is az a Dress Goods Bargai
H. Every lot of Dress Goo
i9 10 which your attention h
- rec nlly been directed h
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A Bit OF worry ia Silks.

A bit OF worry la Silks.
A few hundreds of pieces,
sorts and sorts, have just
been add d. Some regular,
others bargains. all cheap.
Colored Surahs, over 100
shades, including the much
admired creams and whites,
IS cents to $I.I5; block
Surahs, 90 cents to S..
India Silks, black with white,
with heliotrope. with old
rose, dots, sprays, AMI
large figures, rs cents to
$3.50.
Peau de Sole Merveilieux,
Tricotjne, Damassee. We
ought to keep everything In
Silks that you want to buy
and we do.
rransept
Here are two Muslin
Skirts: one has cambria
ruflle with linen lace inser-
ton and edge; the other has
cambria rufFls with linen
lace edge and insertion
above the rufle. The price
OF either is SI.sol
Here's another Skirt:
muslin with French hand
embroidered ruflle, 81.
Home work is downright
extravag Mt in the face oil
such prices.
More of the Imported
Flannelette U n d ers k TITS,
hand embroidered. Better
style than last lot and same
price, 81. 25.
Muslin Drawers with hem
and 3 plsits, quality equal to
Fruit of the Loom or Ions
dale, Prize Csc. You'll be
asking for them month
alter they're gone.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper
street side.
An unusual number o.
important New Books THU
month. TIL y always rsacL
the New Book table first
About twenty-five new
titles in a fsvorite Ioc. paper
series. Sidney Luska's
GAS 1t Was Written" and
Mrs. Pelxada" among them
The other authors include
Mrs. Emma MARSHALL, Mrs
j. H. Waiworth, Florence
Warden, Manville Fem
and Justin Mccarthy.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
Everybody would u.s.
Fountain Pens but for tn,
cost. Handy as a pencil arc
elem as a pen5il. But ~
been a sort OF extravaganza
to own one.
What would you say Of ;
Fountain Pen at forty cents
Seems too good to bt
true. But here 1t is. the | y
! l.; filler, holder, and all com
plete, and the price loul
t dimes! Hard rubber hola e
and top feed as in our 81 S,
} pens. The difference i
/ mostly in the pen. A com
: position affair. They sa,
: it won't cofrode. But
{ will, in time. Here's no,
) we get around that: we Civ
: you tue exkrG Pens, aud a
] for the 20 cents.
5 When you onre find thel
r out we are like to hav
E trouble 10 get them f4a
J. enough.
G Juniper and Market streets corner.
e john WANAMAKER.
D r I "
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EXECUTOR,s SALE
IL OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of a power contained In the last
Will and testament OF Jonn Bfanuan, de-
ceased, Will be exposed TO public sale at the
County Court House, in the city OF Whining
ton, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH, A. D.. 1859,
at2 O'Clock y, M,
the following described real estate Of the sald
John Brannsn, d, ceased, viz:
All mat certain farm, plantation or tract of
land with twe-st0ry and half stone house
and other buildings thereon erected, situate
In Chrstlana Hundred, county aforesaid,
about one mile distant from Mt. Cuba, adj
Joining lands of Otley Vernon. Peter Freder.
lex, Patrick Dongherty and others, contain
ing slNly-elght acres of land more or less.
Attendance VIII be given and terms IL ade
Known at the time aud place Aforesaid by
SAMUEL :. JOHNSON, Executor,
or by J., FRANK BIUGS. Ills Attorney.
WIN. A. HUklLL, huctioneer.
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