davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

ola cia}a, be- ziemla Jest tn
bardzo urodzajna i ma n;czem
nam ME zbywafo - potrzeba
byfo tylko chleba ola duszy,
81 tel pocjechy duchownej
doczekalismy sic.
A vice Bracia rodacy! jeze-
Il macie zamisr kup1G sobie
farme, to prosze przychodzcie
do Port Austin Mich. a Ia
towac tego ME bedziecie. Je-
zeli znajd2iecie gdzie lepsza
z'emie, to ia moja glove da-
Je. Wszysrko tn ma dobry
pokup, DO many kolej i okre-
ty tn chodza, a Polacy ma
ia sic tn bardzo dobrze
pomimo, 2e z niczem przy-
sill. Me dawalismy do
tege czasu o sobie wiadomosci,
nlemajac xsiedza i ME chcac
dobrego Poiaka tn przedtem
sprowaGzaG.
Il s2acunkiem
Fzun@ Kowalewsk5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
NIECO 0 AMERYCE.
Momence dn'a Is grudnia
S%zanowny Redaktorze!

Momence dn'a Is grudnia
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Trzymajac W1iarusa cd sa
nego poczatku Jego istuienia,
ME zauwa3yfem " MIN mic
zdroznego i jestem z niego
najzupetniej zadowoiony. Je
3ell zaczepiony musi sic bronze,
TOT W TEN mic zdroznego
ME wldze. Pau Paryski
ze swym wydawca przysla-
Ii mi kilka numerow Anne
ryk', ale ia ME chce tego
plugastwa nawet widziec W
moim domu. Chwalili oni ia
poczatku, 2e Ameryka, to
nallepsze pismo, DO niklm
sic ME kf6ci, . czem teraz
zape}nione sa famy tego pis
midla samemi kfotniami? Pa
ryski nazywa War7lso orga
mem bismarkowskim, a Nal
stra cd Wlarusa anarchista.
ia cd poczatku czytam VIA
1usa, lecz MIC anarchistycz-
nego ami antipolsklego
W MIN ME znalaziem. W
korespondencyl ,,Polak z
Warszawy" jest wzmi"nka, ae
Master cd Wsarusu robi wiele
bfed6w. 0 p. Jurisprudence,
przypatrz sic swej bazgrannie,
a przekonasz sic, re .ieszcze
mogibys pojsc do szkoly ele-
meutarnej uczyc sic ortogra6i;
moge BOWEN zastosowac do
ciebie przyslowie: uczy kiep
Marclna a sam gtupi jak So.
Szkoda wielka, lie Master
cd Wsarusa, maJac szrleg6w
W swej kfatce, wypuscif 'cb
ma wolnosG ME pozak1adawszy
i'm kagahcow ma pysk, oy
ia spokojnych ludzi ME uja-
dali.
Wiecej ma teraz pisa6 ME
bede, watpie BOWEN, by mo-
je pisaaie mogfy sic Maj
strowi ma cos przyda6, Chcia-
lem tylko doniesG MI, )ak
my tn Ansryke / 1nne podob.
ne plugawe pisma lubimy
zreszta ]estem przekoaany,
re Master i tax da sobie Z
z p%odobnym smieciem rady.
z szacunkiem
John Wagner.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
Il Milwaukee.
J0Zef Heller.

Wczoraj pc poludniu o 60
dzinie l.. umarl pc dfugiei
chorobie J6zef Heller, jeden
z naJstarszych obywateli pol
skich missta naszego.
S. p. Jozef Heller urodz;t
sic W Slawianowie pod Ztoto-
Wen W Prusach Zachodnlch,
dnla llgo styczn1a 1916 70.
kI. Do Amerykl przybyf W
roku 1866, majac lat 20. i
pracowaf Jako czeladn1k mu-
larski. Przybywszy do Mil.
waukee, zamieszkaf prey Ju-
neu ave. (Martir ulicy), a po-
taczywszy sic W roku 1868
wezfem matzenskim z p. Pc
lagia Pawihska, nabyf dom
PREY rogu 6tej avenue i Scott
ulicy i tam rrzez diva lata
miesz>af, pracu)ac zawsze W
zawodzie swym, mularstwie. "
roku 1870 nabvl naroznik
Mitchell ulicy i L. avenue,
gdzie pobudowawszy dom, w
ktorym obecnle drukar1ia Ku-
'yero sic znajduje, prowadzil
W tynze grosernia, salon /.
sk1&d towarow lokciowych.
Usilna praca ! wszechstronnem
staran'em dorobit sic vnet
wiekszego majatku, talk lie ma
Togu l.. avenue i Mitchell u
llcy pobudowaf najpierw ie-
den lar. 4l9] potem dru-
gi Lnr. ALI dom pietrowy
murowany, umiesciwszy pierw.
szy swoj dom pod mr..
Ais. Oprocz tych pozosta-
via s. p. Jozef Heller inne
]eszcze wiasaosci PREY innych
ulicach. S. p. Jozef Heller byi
ogolnie lubianym l szano-
wanym obywatelem, ztad tel
ka2dy zbyt rychlego zejscia ie-
60 pomiedzy mas zafu]e.
Dzlecl pozostawi1 S. p. Jozef
Heller czworo: trzech syn6w
jedna cor@czke 7mio letnia
najmloosze dziecko. MAJ
starszy, Franek, liczy obec-
ME lat l6. Zmarfy slabowaf
JUL cd iiuzszego czasu, a clez-
XII kaszel lego cd dawna
jn& zarodek piersiowei cho-
roby wro3yt. Cd trzech
miesiecy choroba zaczefa sic
szybko rozwija6, i wczoral
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
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POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich %g16wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem ma p, plano W
a z d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. Il. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisa6 do II. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
IPA wAy
Leave Winona- East Nortf
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 1896 am
Chicago express 6.47pm I'M. 10. % an
Chicago Night Express 11:oo p m $3.50 a II
Fast Mail ga pm. 1900 . m,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
z PITTSBURGH.
PtACCIE IA
Pittsburgh dnia 16 grudnia
SAanoWnY Redaktnrzel

Il ,tCsDurgn dnla 10 grudnia
S>anowny Redaktorze!
DO ostatnich czasow male.
zafem do Zwlazku N. P i ia
sekretarz Grupy Mr.. 81 St.
Kostkl pracowa}em wraz z
innymi uad podniesieniem i
rozwojem Zwiazku.
Ostatnl seim odbyty wBuffa.
10 W sposob, kt6ry oburza
kazdego dobrze myslacego Po-
laka katolha, owe zel4ywe
mowy delegatow, ich wysta.
pleGla nlezgodne z uczuciami
prawdzlwogo %patrycty, tupania
swladczace o braku najmniej-
szego wychowania, a wreszcie
owo brutalne i szydercze po-
staplenic z ksiezml, al r.adto
przekonafy has, co znacza CT
Panow'e. Dlatego zebrany ma
posledzenle komitet naszej
grupy potepia]qc owa znlewa-
&c i ohe]ge zadana ksieSom
/ kosciofowi kat, rozwiazaf
takowa i uznal "a nicistnieia-
ca. Niekt6re jednostkl, kt6-
rJm zal posmiertnego, sadzsc,
Re zawarli kontrakt re slnier-
c'a, chca podobno utrzymaG
grippe dalej pod tenn samem
Tub lnnem nazwiskiem. Szczes6
in Panic.
Prosze Szanownego Maj
sterka, by raczyf umiesclG tych
stow pare W tamach WSaru-
s0.
Il szacunkiem
Benedyht Ltpaasks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

PEACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
q stOsunkach parafii pol
skiej j Przyjeciu ks. Biska-
pa Foley q Detroit. jake
ZgOtOWali nlu POlacy w
Port Austin.

UEG EAaaSaAAhs
Port Austin dnia II grudnia
Szanowny Redaktorze
Wesoiy nam dzlen dz's pa
stat, bosmy doczekall tego, cze-
gosmy sobie Cd lat kilkunastu
&yczyli. MIN opowlem te ra
dose i wesele uie bedzie Cd
rzeczy, ieaeli czytelnicy poprze-
dino o stosunkach tyczacych
sic paraGi zasiegna cokolwiek
wladomosci.
Parafia t%utejsza sktada sic
z narodowosci przewaznie pol
skiej, iryskiej, francuskiej, i
nlemiecklej. TAX stay koscio-
TEX, ktory obecnie zamienio-
ny ma szko]e, jak | nowy
kosciol pobudowano w%spolnie.
Cd czasu istnienia para6i BY
to tn 6 kslezy, ale laden ME
um'af pc polsku. Polacy coraz
wiecej sic tn sciagali tax, il
W ostatnlch latach liczyli bis
sko 100 familij, a teraz licze
l08 fam. .
Pc k:lka razy zamierzano
udaG sic do biskupa z prosba
@ ksiedza polskiego, ale "a
rzadow biskupa Borgesa me
byio 2adneJ nadziei, by pros
ba odniosla jaki skutek, gdya
on jest Niemlec, a tylko ksie-
2y niemieokich nam przysylal.
Lecz ydy nastaf nowy ks.
biskup Jan Foley i zaslynaf
dobrocla ola Polakow, posta
nowilismy zan'esc glos btagal.
ny o ksledza, kt6ryby byi w
stanie zafatwiac nasze ducho
wne potrzeby. | tax w dnlu
81 Marca tego roku zwolano
zebranje, ia ktore czInukow!e
gmIny %polskiej ~licznle SIC zgro-
madzili; obraEo komitet, kto-
remu dano zlecenie do dalsze.
60 prowadzenia tel sprawy,
przez wfasnoreczne podpisy.
Komltet ndat sic najpierw
do proboszcza z pochodzenis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

ra&aiac serdeczne podzleko-
wanle PIP. oby watelom Sill
w'nsklemu, Sosnowskiemu i
Sleradzkiemu "a ich s,arania.
podjete ola uswietnienia Oh
chodu.
L szacunk,em
Przyjaciel Ma,sterka.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSAI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26
ZAPlS UJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Obch6d W Nanticoke.
Nanticoke Pa. Is grudnia

Szanowny Majsterku!
Wlem, be Majsterka obcho.
dzl ka2da sprawl, tyczaca sic
polskich osad W Ameryce,
vice jestem pewny, lie umieS-
CT ne pisanle we Wo,usle,
by Polacy W innych koloniach
dowiedzieli sic o obchodzie,
jaki j my W Nanticoke UREA
dzlllsmy ma pamiatke pow
stania listopadowego.
Choc prawde powiedziaw-
sly ME moia to sprawl, ale
sekretarza obchodu.
Gdy jednakze nasz p. Sc
kretarz cd ostatniego se)mu
W Buffalo zupe}nie zobo]et-
mai ola spraw narodowych -
przeto ia choc ME kompetentny
opisuje 6w obch6d, kt6ry ola
braku sail odbyi sic dopiero
W dniu Ego grudnia. O 60
! dzinie 8 wiecz ,rem sala %.
pera house" mogaca lomies-
cic przeszfo 100 osob. lapel
Mia sic Szanownemi Polkami
Bracmi rodakami tax, De
nawet zabrakfo mlejsca ola
bioracych udzlai W uroczys-
toscl rodakow i rodaczek. Pc
przybYciu Gwardyl Kosciuszki
muzyki polskiej, prezydent
grupy rozpoczaf obcbod pre-.
NOVA, W kt6rej objainif eel
obchodu. Nastepnle wybrano
ma prezydujacego obcho
du OBJ. Tomasza Butkie-
wicza, prezydenta litewskiego,
a ma sekretarza Oh. z. Cze-
chowicza, prezesa Towarzystwa
ruslnskiego sw. Wfodzlmierza.
Najplerw zabraf gtos OBJ.
K. Zdanowlcz i W pieknej
movie opisaf powstanie listo-
padowe z l830-3l roku, "a
kohcza]ac swa move wzmian-
ka o Zw'azku N. P. i zacheta,
by Polacy trzymafi sic tegoz
| do niego sic zapisywall. Ma
stepnle dzieci szkofy zwiazko.
wei odegrafy sztuke teatral-
ma: ,,Dobre dzieci", ktora sic
bardzo publicznosci podobata.
Ob. Jan SliwihsKi, wypowie
dial druga move tax piekne
IL taklem uczuciem, Re wzru-
szenle malowafo sic ma wszyst-
kich. Z kolel byty deklamacye
dzleci szkolnych, muzyka or
klestrv %polskie], a ma zakon-
genie obchodu zaspiewal Choir
dzieci piesn; ,,Boze cos Pol
ske."
Caiy obchod przeciagnaf
sic do godziny 10 wiecz6r.
Miafa bye wygfoszoua trzecia
nova, przez Sekretarza CRU
ply wv. Mr.. 20. OBJ. W. Z. G.
lecz clv6 TO bylo W progra.
mic, p. Sekretarz ME wysta-
pit ia raza 4 nova.
Il caiego postepowania Sc
kretarza grupy Mr.. 20. wi
dac, Re p. ten cl,ce podzieko.
wac "a wszelkie urzedy zwiaz-
kowe co dawno przewidywano
Dotychczas uie moglismy dopa-
trzeG sic W gazetach wzmian-
kl o naszem obchodzie, a to
Jedynle wskutek niedbalstwa
w%spomniauego sekretarza CRU
py; dlatego prosze opis tego
pleknego obchodu umiesciG w
! iamach Panskiego plsma, wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

a sprawl tax wa3na byia jul
prawle W zapomnienu, DO jak
twlerdzono, ks. biskup o nj
czem ME wiedziaf. Dopiero W
poczatku lipca "a staraniem
obywatela Jozefa Baralskiego
wysiano list do ks. Blskupa,
ktory pomyslnie zostat "a.
iatwiony.
KS biskup dowledzia wszy
sic naszej potrzebie, prey.
stat nam ksiedza " osobie ks.
Floryana Chodniewicza.
Byfo radosc; wiele, ale ia
radosc miafa bye krotkotrwa-
Ia, DO tylko do czasu przyjaz.
du ks. biskupa. zapowiedzia-
nego pa dzien "a Listopada.
My Polacy ME upadlismy jed
max ma duchu i "a staraniem
90, j. Barahskiego, poczynlo-
no przygotowama ma przy)e.
Gle tax dostoinego goscia.
Przyjecie to odbyfo sic W
nastepujacy spos6b: Pred kos
ciofem postawiono brame try
umfalna, ktora zdcbity chora-
gwie: Pupleska, Amerykanska
i dwie polskfe, a W posrodku
infula, krzy3 i pastoral, pod
TEN zas napis: Ecce pastor
bonus Toto pasterz dobry).
Prey dworcu kolejowym wi.
tano N. Ks. blskupa. okrzyka.
mi ,,niech 1yje". Kiedy pc.
chod ruszyf Cd kolei, iechaf
Ma przudzie oddziaf konnicy,
zfo2ony 20 dziarskich chic
pakow W czarwonych czapkach
] biafycb szarfach, Kaady try
majac bialo czerwona chora-
giewke. Konie tego oddzialu
byfY dobrane, siwe. Marszaf-
KEN oddziafu byl Jan Maza,
ktorego wielka oroda, czerwo-
ma czapka oraz dzlelna posta-
wa i komenda nadawafy 3D.
dziafowi wiele uroku. Ia Cd
dzia}em Jechaf WOE, ciagnioay
para czarnych rumakow, a ma
MIN siedziala parma NJ. Ba-
ranska czarno ub1ana, Z wlosem
rozpuszczonym. PREY niej dwoch
mafvch ch}opczykow W c7er-
wonych czapeczkach z bale
mi szarfami, trzymajac czarne
choragiewki, co miafo ozna
czac Polske ugnebion4. Dalej
poje&d2at drugi woz, ma kt6-
rym siedzia1o dwanascie dziew.
czat W bell z czerwenemi
przepaskami, rzucajacych kwia-
ty pred ks. biskupem. Pc
boku jechaf gfowny marszafek
OBJ. j. Baranski W carmen
ubraniu, przepasany szarfa i z
g":azda ma piersiach, ten kie-
rowaf calYm orszakiem. Ia ty-
mi jechat ks. biskup, oto-
czony oddziafem 20 powaznie]-
szych me2czyzn W takim sa-
mym iak pierwszy oddzia1
strcjl. Marszalkiem tego 3D.
dziaiu byf Sym. Ignaslak
Skoro orszak przybyf pred
kosc'of, wszystka konnica u
stawita sic pc boku W jeden
Rad. " dz!ewczeta, ktore BY
}y ma drugim wolfe predko
poschodzily, i sypiac kwiaty
pod nogi biskupowi postepo.
wafy al pred wielki oftar2
Bractwo sw. Stanisfawa ia
ko i bractwo Ro2anca sw.
wyszfo biskupowi naprze-
civ, witajac 60 i daiac ukio-
ny choragwlami.
W kosciele miaf ks. blskup
Foley move W jezyku angel.
skim, poezem udzielaf sakra-
mentu bierzmowania, do kto-
rego okoto 800 osob przysta-
pifo. Potem udat sic ks. BIZ
sknp ia plebania. Deputacya
z rs ohywatelA zfozona udaia
sic ma plebanAa, ably zlozy6 ks.
biskupowi podziekowanie "a
przysfanie polskiego ksiedza, i
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-27
Freak 8 of Fashion.

Black is still the leading favoritt
among colors.
The skirts of tulle dresses are made in
fan plisses.
Moonstone jewelry is very popular
just at present.
Many bonnets are worn without
strings, and there is an opportunity Of
showing scarfs and cravats.
Hats are low crowned and broad.
brimmed. The brim may be perfectly
fiat or it may turn up at the side.
Some of the new silken hosiery is
rather pronounced in color. Black and
dark-brown stocking lead, however.
The fashionable gowns of this season
are extremely simple or very elab-
orate. There is no middle course.
In spite of the fiat of fashion that on
y puffy sleeves are permissible many
women who have plump, pretty, arms
cling to the tight sleeve.
For evening wear toilets are made up
in combinations of velvet and almost
any other material. In fact, velvet is a
feature of the evening dress.
Pufted castings, run with ribbons OF
various widths, divide favor with guag-
ings, smOCkings, and bouillOnes for
fashionable summer gowns of null, ba-
tiste, and mousseline de chiffrOn.
A number of pretty color combina-
tions are now obtained by the use of
black with dazzling green's, glowing
reds, and brilliant yellows. These
gaudy colors could not be worn alone
or in anv other combination, but the
black serves to set them off and at the
same time tone them down so as not to
be loud or vulgar.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-27
THE REaEISe sRA nIsPurE.
Several Maritime Powers Said TO Sup
port the British Govern
- ~ - sment,s Claim. .s


- -t n ment's Claim. rfg
New York. June 24.-An Ottawa
special says: II was stated in official
circles here yesterday that no action
VIII be taken at present by either the
dominion or the British government
with regard to projecting the British
sealing vessels In Behring sea. The
ships Of war on the pacific coast go
north on their usual yearly cruise, to
which no Significance can be attached.
The question as to the right of the u.
;. to exclude jurisdiction in Behring
sea will for the present be held in abey-
ance, as on good authority 1t Is learned
that the British government Is seeking
the cooperation Of the several maritime
powers of the world, with q view to
their Joining in the dispute of the Unit
ed States claim and the reference of the
question to arbitration. The British gov
ernment has requested the dominion
government to take no action until a
settlement has been arrived at in this
way. 1t Is stated that the several mar
itime powers whicn have been invited
to take part in the settlement, support
the contention of the British govern
ment that the Behring sea is not close
sea. 1t Is also stated that the claims
for damages, through the seizure of the
British sealers by United States cruis-
ers will also be submitted to arbitration
when thequestion ofjurisdiction is TAX
en- uD.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-27
Deafness Cant be Cured

By local application, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only
one way to cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mucus lining ot
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the infa-
nation can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an inhamed condition of the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness, (caused by tatarrh, that we
cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
F. ]. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, 0.
June 20-1mo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-06-27
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read the above carefully.
Notice to Contractors.

G EALED proposals will be received at the office OF
y the Clerk Of the Board of Education Of Monroe
township, Henry county, Ohio, until 70 o'clock at
noon, on the nth day OF July. 1889, for building a
school house lot in the village Of Manta, Ohio,
sub district No. one, In said township according to
the plans and specifications on file in said Office.
Each bid must contain the name Of every person
interested in the same, and be accompanied by a
sufficient guaranty Of some disinterested person,
that II the bid is accepted contract will be entered
into, and the performance Of 1t properly secured
The bid for each kind of material called for BY the
specifications must be stated separately, and the
price of each given and the price Of labor must also
be separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid will be ac-
cepted, and the Board may reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
S.V. CLICK, Clerk.
June 4th, 1889.
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Three Good Receipts.

For fifty pounds chopped pork. fat
and lean combined, add one pound two
ounces best salt, four ounces each black
pepper and pulverlzed sage, two ounces
saltpeter dissolved in gill of boiling
water. Mix until Thoroughly incorpora-
ted; then pack tightly into narrow cloth
sacks and hang in a. cool place. If not
all consumed during cold weather, it
will keep until late in the spring. AS
many persons do not like high-seasoned
food, and If made only for present use,
l should advise using only three ounces
each OF ofpepper and sage for the above
amount of fmeat, the other proportions
of seasoning being correct.
In rendering lard for family use, we
usually keep the lard from the intes-
tines by itself and use it during the
winter. For long keeping, we cut the
leaf into small sections and place it over
slow fire stirring it often from the
bottom lest 1t scoch on the kettle las
we use no water), and cook it slowly
until the scraps become slightly crisp.
when we remove the kettle from the
stove, and let stand until cool enough
to handle safely. We then strain direct
~ into well-clensed jars kept for the
purpose, and, when cold, cover and con-
vey them to the cellar. Lard rendered
in this way will be pure and white, and
keep perfectly sweet for an indefinite
length of time. 81,
1 add q reliable receipt for curing
hams: To each 100 pounds of hams.
take 8 pounds best coarse salt, 2 ounces
saltpeter, 2pounds ,rown sugar, and
gallons water. Slightly rub the hams
with fine salt, and pack firmly into the
barrel. Mix the above after the hams
have lain two days, and pour over
them; it will just cover them. Let the
hams remain in the brine six weeks,
and they are just right for smoking.
We have used the above receipt for
many years, and know VIII ereof we
write.-C Coouatng GentlemDn.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners of Henry
County, at their next session, July, A. D., 1889.
praying for the location Of county road on the
following line, to wit:
Beginning at the quarter post between sections
Stand 35, in Liberty township, Henry County, o.,
and thence running South along the section line
one-half mile to the northwest corner of section 2
andthe northea corner OF section 3, In said Lib
efty township, and there to terminate
G. w BUCHANNON,
May oath, 1889. Principal Petitioner.
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THE NORTHWEST
New Advertisements.
FIRE AT JoHNsrowN
Raging Flames Threaten TO Destroy
What the Flood Left.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June A.-Major
Phillips, who Is in charge OF the work
of removing the dam above the railroad
bridge, began the use of dynamite for
the purpose Of scattering the debris at
8 O'Clock this morning. The sleeping
city was rudely awakened and some
what frightened by the frequency Of the
, shocks, and for once, at leas: all hands.
altogether not in the best humor over
their early rising, were promptly on
hand at the regular hour for beginning
work.
Major Phillips said this morning that
he was seriously handicapped in pre-
forming his work since restricted to the
use of only 25-ponnd cartridges. He
promises, however, to do something
he did not say what-before next Thurs
day that will open the eyes of the peo-
pie.
The Cambria city council held meet
ing yesterday, and discussed the ques-
tion of building homes for the homeless.
Nothing has vet been done for them by
the State in the way of buildings. The
burgess was instructed to address let
ter to the State relief commissioner ask
ing that $4,000 be appropriated for the
purpose of erecting frame buildings.
Iieutenants Reed and Patrick, of the
United States regular army, began
work to-day erecting the first perman-
ent bridge across the Conemaugh river
at this place. The bridge will lead from
the present general headquarters to the
street leading to the Pennsylvania rail-
road depot.
FIRE BREAKS OUT.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 24.-At l
o'clock this afternoon the upper end Of
the first ward caught fire from huge
pile of debris that was burning. The
flames enveloped twenty-five or more
houses and in a few moments were be-
yond control.
The four Philadelphia fire engines
were put at work but could do nothing
to stay the spread of the fire which now
threatens to sweep away the entire up
per end of the town.
A high wind is blowing. The militia
have been ordered from the camp to as
sist the citizens and firemen.
The value of the property in that dis
trict is at least $50, 900.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June A.-The wind
is high and the fire is spreading rapidly
toward Kernville. II has gotten beond
control of the fire department and now
covers five acres. 3
EFFECTS OF SALT NEAT.
JoHNsrowN, Pa, June 24.-Coroner
Evans will begin the inquest on the VIC
Tins of the flood on Wednesday of this
week. The troublesome disease that
yooodn ;fc onnoa ya noo last unok and was
thought to be hives, is now believed to
be scurvy or something very similar.
The physicians agree that it isa entirely
due to the salt meat diet with which
the people have been supplied. The
physicians also think that the straw
furnished for bedding in the camps is
to great extent responsible for the
prevalence of measles. An order was
Issued to-day to burn all of the straw in
use, and a new supply will be furnished.
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Attachment Notice.

Earnest L. Hartman and -
Mary A. Hartman partners, Before CIV. Fisher,
doing business under the Justice of the Peace
firm name OF E. L. Hart of Pleasant township,
man u Co., va J. J. Forres- Henry county, Ohio.
ter and Mary Forester.
ON the 36th day of May, A. d. 1889, said Justice
~ issued an order OF attachment In the above &C.
ion for the sum of $40 80.
June IL, 1882 jne 70 st