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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
ks. WARNAGIRIS.
Plymouth, Pa. 25, Pazdz, $50.

PLYMoNTH, Ia. rs. Pazdz. 'S9.
w polsko- litewsk1ej parafi W
Plymouth, Pa. miejscowym pro-
b%oszczem byf ks. Antoni Warna-
girs, kt6ry swa administracya pa
rafe do tego doprowadzi}, il kupu-
jac sobie domy ma w}asnosc, kt6-
rych ma kilka, obciazy1 kosci6f
d}ugani, por6znit parafie, a ma ko-
nice sam "a memorable zycie zos-
tai suspendowanv.
20 u%sunieciu z posady, ME
wldzac zadnych wldok6w ola Sic
bic ma ~przysz}os6, wynalazf jakas
pretensye do p%arafian W sumle
5000 dol, a tymczasem o opuszcze-
n'u miejsca ami pomysla}, naresz-
Gle ME dostajac zadnej bonifkacyi
coz p. Warnagiris, robi??.... ot6z
w}asnie fanatycznym sposobem thu
macao Q patryotyzmie, zjedna} ma
swa strone kilku Polakow 2 Ksies-
twa Poznahskiego, miedzy kt6remi
pierwsza osoba jest ]akis MARGIN
Wilczewskl; oddaf i'm klucze cd
probostwa, i biedny ten clemny
lud zbuntowa} przeclwko Lltwinom
i Polakom Z Kongresowki, dajac
i'm "a dowddce i opiekuna wy3ej
wspomnianego Wilczewsklego.
Pan Wllczewski propinator,
objawszy W W rece w}adze mad
polonJa, za}ozyt u siebie gf6wna
kwatere, gdzie ludek poznahski,
przychodzac pc wszelkie rady ira
ci} prey kieliszku, swoj ciezko a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
pracowany zarobek.

pracoWany zarobek.
Rady biesiady SHY swym try
benz podniecane patryotycznemi
sfowkami Wilczewskiego, kt6ry w
nagrode nabiJaf swa kabze.
Nareszcie ma dowod swej gor-
liwosci, wyznaczyf komitet i pos
tawif straz prey probostwie, ably
be- pozwolenia Wilczewsklego,
Mkt ME mogf objac posessyi.
Pred trzema tygodniaml biskup
nominowa} swiezo przyby}ego
z kraju ks. Alex. Burby ma pro-
boszcza W Plymouth, pc przyby-
ciu ktorego pan Wilczewski powie-
kszyf swe pole dziafalnosci W ten
spos0b, re zwofat mityng przez O.
g}oszenia W nieznanym jakims je-
zyku; ieden egzemp]arz posy1am i.
prosze o skopiowanie ma kt6.
rym to mityngu zaraz wyprosi4
wszystklch z Zaboru Rosyjskiego
przedstawif Gala te sprawe W ia
kim swletle, re ME powinni oddac
ami koscio}a ami parafii, pod "a
Rad ksiedza z Kong,es6wki lub
L'twlna, a W razie ~potrzeby, ably
W obronie tego zycia ME zafowa-
Ii. Blskup pc zawiadomienlu o tenn,
ola uspokojenia przybyf osobiscie,
lecz przez wspomniana warte 20
staf cd drzwi odpedzonym, Mares
Gle poleciwszy te sprawe 1rlandz-
Niemu ks. Mack, sam odjecha}.
KS. Mack ably instaIowaG ks.
Burbe, kt6ry ~jeszcze mieszka pry-
watnie, uzy} wiadzy p%olicyjnych,
lecz tie zosta1y odparte, ale ma
koniec udato I'M sic dwdch re
w%spominianej warty zaaresztowac,
W obronie ktdrych stojac W1lcze-
wskl zkaleczyf sm,ertelnie poll
cJahta' jest ~oskarzony o morder-
stwo.
Jak SIG to skohczy ME omiesz-
kan doniesc, lecz czego warcl So
tacy podzegacze, l do czego dopro-
wadz2 te bunty i k}otnie?
obecnle parafa zosta1a podzle-
Iona Lltwini maja ksiedza Bur-
by, ktorego sami zobowiazali sic
utrzymac, a Polakom biskup ME
dale zadnego, az sic ME pogodza
z Litwlnaml i sam, z SODA. Kos
clof tymczasowo zamkniety, Litwi-
nj odprawiaja n~abozenstwo " If.
landzkim kosciele.
u uszanowaniem
Ant. Turski, sekr. Grupy 1914
Gle Zgody).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

W kf6ca sic
wciaa Niemcy z Czechami.
Niencom tamtejszym zdaje
sic, Re i'm sic krzywda dzie]e,
DO Czesi ME ~pozwala}a i'm pa
nowac. Czesi twierdza bardzo
siusznie, IL kraj czeski male
2y do Czechow a ME do
Niemcow; tymczasem panowle
Niemcy sadza, lie GAIA ziemia
powinna do nlch naleaeG, a
inne narody powinny bye ich
siugami. Ze zas Czesi piano.
wac i'm ME pozwalaja, przeto
sa wsciekle oburzeni i navy
waja Czechow tyranami. Wi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
TO OWO
Wyn0lazek. Edison. kt0rv do

Wyno1asek. Edison, kt6ry do
tychczas uszczesliwiaf ludzkose sa-.
memi wynalazkami, obecnie wzbeoe-
gacif i arsenal wojenny nowym
~przyrzadem, a mianowicie torpe-
az, poruszana "a pomoca e~lektrycz-
nosci. Torpedo jego lest we wnetrzu
podzlelon2 ma try komory, z kt6-
rych dwie, przednia j tylna, So
napefnione dynamitem, a W srod-
kowej znajduje sic motor e~lektrycz-
ny, pofaczony drutami z baterva
elektryczn2, ustawiona ma brzegu.
W ten spos6b MONA dokfadnie
kierowac ruchami torpedy, posiir,
wac ja "a lub pred okretem i W.
danej chwlli spowodowac wybuch.
Redahtor odpowiedzlalny pisrlL'
katollckiego ,,Germania" D. Kar-
kowski stawa} pred sadem kar-
nym W Berlinle, oskarzony "a ar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
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LIB Szg4zM 4

POCZIA BIZ
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 Poludniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Nc.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g16wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, plan6w
a d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz ce-
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. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tkt. Agt
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island e. 1896 am
Chicago express 6.47 pm. 1903 am
Chicago Night Express 1900 p m 3:ss~am
Fast Mail o.44 pm. 12:o3 p m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

przechrzciii, gdy pewnego ra-
zu redaktorzY Pos. Ztg. wysz-
Ii ma spacer i %zapomnieli BRAN
m1asta pozamykae...
Ale wrocmy do rzeczy.
Je2eli naczelny redaktor
Pos. Ztg. nawet 10 vie, Re
tie zlemie i tie miejsca by1y
odwiecznie niemieckimi = tyl-
ko Berlin byf polski i Mag
deburg [Dziewin Lubeka i
Brema i Szczecin it'd, toe dy-
sputowaG z MIN Tie MONA,
tylko go zbiJa6 wfasnemi ar
gumentami.
Ma tytule tel gazety stol
wyraznie napisano, lie lyle
ona JUL SO lat.-Ten wick
powazny powinien je) powie-
dzieG.
l.. lie urodziia sic "a pol
skich czas6w i pod panowa.
MEM, DO pred trzeclm roz-
biorem.
2. &e zyia 9 lat pod piano.
waniem N%apoleona L. "a ksle-
silva Warszawskiego Polacy
jej lie zamordowali-bo natu-
ralEie-cnwalifa Napoleona Ia
ko plerwszeso bohatera Euro
py,
3. ze wychodzi W miescie,
gdzie byfo moze 10, mole Is
tys'ecy Polakow, a dis Jest
40 tysiecy,
4. re onego czasu ME byfo
W Poznanlu Ani jednego kraw.
ca, ami kupca, ami fabrykanat
Ami lekarza-a dis przemysi
polski liczebnle stoi mad prze-
m.ysfem niemieckim,
5. 2e Polacy mnoza sic ]ak
krollki i Rad telnu winien, lie
ME uciekaja pod Moskala, 90
poco2 taxa konwencya Juno
we z Rosya) zroblono?
Gdyby ME konwencya, toby
rok rocznle sto tysiecy Pola-
kow uciekafo ma Wschod ku
Warszawie-a teraz ME NIGGA
- vice Polak, ktory ME ma
odwagi lub pieniedzy do wy
jazdu do Amerykl-ten wyple-
ra Nlemcow ku zachodowi -
albo ich niemieckle ziemie ko-
lonizuJe...
Prawda, he mole iaki ty-
slaczny sic znlemczy,ale i to
prawda, 2e przybywa mas
rocznie pod Prusakiem so
tysiecy ludnosci, co czyni W
dziesieG lat poi mi]iona. "A
dop6kl CHOP pc polsku pa
cierz umie i klac, W ztosci DO
polsku, dopoty ME zginat
- o uczony wcale nie...
Mech tel Posener Ztg. ME
marry o lynn, zyby dzieci ma
SEE przez szkofe sic z%nielnczy-
fy... Kto sic nouczyf czytaG po
niemiecku, ten w tydzieh
nauczy sic czytac pc polsku
be- nauczyciela-pisaG tel -
a chocbY pisaf niemieckremi
llteraml, to nc ME szkodzi,
boo takiemi tel pisali Wujek,
Skarga, Kochanowski, a jake
nl9kne ich kazania i wiersze!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
co ShYCHAC?

z RZYMU donosza. be die
lN staranlom OLGA sw. stane-
Ia wreszcie ugoda pomiedzy
Stolica sw. a rzadem rosyj
skim. w ziemlach zabranych
Pclsce pred stu laty przez
Rosya, 8 vice W tax zwanem
Krolestwie Polskiem, (ktore
jest jednakze tylko drobna
czescia dawnego Krolestwa
Polskiego), ma Litwie, Zmu-
dzi, ma Wofyniu, Podlasiu /
Rusi lyle wiele mllion6w pol
skich katolikow i ruslnsklch
Unitow, ktorzy W ostatnim
mianowicie czasie wiele zfego
ze strony rzadu rosyiskiego
wycierpieli. Istniejq tam dotad
podobne stosunkl, jake istuia-
~ mas podczas najzaciet-
szej walk kulturnej. Ale j
Rad ros.yjski poznaf wreszcie,
ze ma takiej drodze, to jest
)ezell bedzie gwaicif prawa
wyznaniowe katolickich swych
poddanych, ME dojdale dale
ko, DO podkopujac Ware, pod,
kope~Iswoia powage. Vidal
sic vice ze S:olica sw. W IL
klady, ktore miafy ma celu
naprawe koscielnych stosun-
kow W z;emiach polsklch. o.
ciec sw. podaf z wielka ra-
dose,a dion do zgody, boo
ciezki los katolikow polskich
bolaf 60 bardzo. Ale ugoda
ME byla TAXA iatwa, jakby
sic zdawac mogfo, gdyz Ro-
sya 2adafa "a wiele a "a ma
10 daG chciala. Wreszcie "a
warto pUdobno zgode, ma mo
cy ktoreJ zmienia sic stosun-
kl koscielne W Polsce ma iep-
SIZE, a piee osieroccpych dye
cezyl otrzyma wreszcie no.
wych ~prawowitych biskup6w {.
Bl'zsze szczegofy ugody tel
dotad So nickname, ME wiado-
mo tel, czy O)ciec sw. ziofal
l ola biednych Unitow rusih
skich jakakolwiek uzyskaG ul.
&c. W kazdym razie dzleku-
jenny Bogu, Re cos przynaj-
mniel uzyskano ola braci ma
szych: Mole Bog natchnle
wfad2ce Rosy do dalszych
ieszczk ustepstw. Rosya zyska.
faby przez to wiele, DO zy-
skatabv przyjazh wszy>tkich
Polakdw i wielu innych bra.
CT Siowian, ktorzy dotad jesz-
cze spogladaja ku niej 4 ME
dowierzaniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
Notaryusz Ppbliczny
Asekuracya OgnioWa,


oraz agentura zabezpieczenia zy-
cha cd nieszczesnych przypad-
kow. (Fire, Life & Insurance AS
soclatlon.)
Zostatem ustanowiony jako
Notaryusz Publiczny przez guber-
natora pod kaucya W wysokosci
S 1000 jake ]porsczenle "a sumien-
ne spefnianie tego urzedu.
Me namvslac sic, wiele ieno u
mnle zaDezp!ecZac.
CHARLES A. GLE
mad Handlem obuwia PIP. Gu
mings Dc Villa
81 w. 3-rd Str Y
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14
j. f. DANKOWSKI
Notaryusz
Publiczny
6SOW. IL Str. & Ashland Ave
W Chicago.

Generalna agentura kart O.
kretowych i koleJowych. =
Sprzedazy i kupna gruntow,
lotew, domow it'd. = wypo&y.
czania p~ieniedzv ma properta
i zaciagania pozyczek ma bu-
dowle domow.
J. F. Dankowski wyrabia
wszystkie paplery prawne wa
2ne W kazdym kraju.
Kolektuje .pieniadze W A
MERGE, jake tel W starym
kraiu przez sad lub pefnomo-
cnictwa.
g. sekuracya cd
ognia.
WogoleP olacy mo-
Ga z ciagnac porady
i pomocy we wszel-
kich inreresach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

dzac zas, ze narod czeski po-
teznieje i 2e MEDIA sic iua
podbic, zadaia, ably ola Mem
COW, W okregach, gdzie So W
wiekszosei, istniaiy osobne sa-
dy niemieckie. osobny senat
nlemlecki W najwy2szym sa-
die W Pradze, osobne urzedy
krajowe i osobna niemiecka
rada szkolna. Rad ME ckce
sic atoli zgodziG ma to, body
to znaczylo lyle, co rozdziele-
ME cafego krolestwa ~czeskie-
go na awie osobne poiowy.
Oburzeni o to ME chca znow
Nlemcy posyfac swych posfow
do se]1nu czeskiego, W kto
rym wskutek tego obraduja
saml czescy posfowie mad
sprawami kraju. Jest to "a
pewne i leplei. Niemcy So je.
dynie przybyszami ia ziemi
czesklej, przeto pow1nni sic
zastosowa6 do obowiezu)acych
tamze praw i stosunkow a ME
udawac pokrzywdzonych i
przesladowanych, DO to jeno
smiesznie wyglada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

TRANQUIL uslyszawszy,
Re Nlemcy mysIa o powie-
kszenlu wojska swego, posta-
aowill i swoje wojsko powie-
kszy6, DO ME chca, by Mem
cy miel' wiecej zofnlerza cd
mich. Dalej chca uzupelniG ko-
leje zelazne przez budowe no.
wych torow tax, i2by W prze-
ciagu dwoeh dni mogIi vie
ksza Geese wojsha swego mice
mad granlca niemiecka. Me
ma co movie, plekne widoki
ma przyszfosG: DO aiho wojna
wybuchnie, albo tel ustawicz.
ne te zbrojenia zniszcza cafy
dobrobyt obu KRAKOW.
KROLOWA H1szPAN-
SKA chce podobpo pc rag
drugl wyjse "a MAJ "a ,jedne-
60 2 austryack'ch arcyksia2at.
MAJ je), Sr6l hiszpansk! AL
fons, umarf pred kilku laty,
pozostawlajac malehkiego sy-
naczka, W lmienlu ktorego
rzadzi matka. DziwiG sic paul
tel ME MONA, Re chce po raz
drugl zawrzec zwiazek mai.
zenski, boo Jest ieszcze mfoda:
liczy OTTO dopiero trzydziesty i
dcugi rok zycia. Me wladomo
atoll, co narod na to powle?
A ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-14

DONOsILISMY JUZ, he W
Galicyl bvly W roku biezacym
wlelkle nieurodzaje, W skutek
ktorych W wielu okolicach
popadf lud W straszna blede j
nedze. By dopomodz bieda
kom, darowaf cesarz austry
acki ma Gotknletych nieuro-
>dzaj em i kleska g1odowa 800
tysiecy guldenow, to jest pol
millona marek! Nadto kazaf
i'm dawac bezprocentowe po-
zyczki kasy pahstwywei,
ktore gospodarze spfaca, gdy
sic dorobla. Ma te pozyczki
przeznaczoro 900 tysiecy gull
denow, czyli million marek. |
Szlask austryacki, gdzie tel
W roku bie2acyln byfy nieuro-
dzaJe, otrzymaf cd cesarza SO
tysiecy guldenow. Oby wspa-
nialomysluemu monarsze ra-
czyf Bog Ia te szlachetna o.
pieke mad ubostwem daG ME-
DO. TAX. dobrze, jak pod jego
panowanlem, ME maja Polacy
nigdzie. W Galley Jest ]ezyk
polskl urzedowym, So szkofy
polskle, poczawszy cd na]wyz-
szych al do naJnizszych, jest
Rad polsk', sejm polski, jed
The National tribune., 1889-04-11

most of whom come from foreign countries, are
to-day inmates of the Soldiers Homes in
various parts of the country, and, by physl-
cal disabilities, need every dollar which is
due them from the Government which we all
fought for, and which is to-day the strongest
and most respected Government of any civilized
nation. Now. while THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Forecastle" is open TO us all, let us meet and
speak our sentiments. Let him that hath ears
to hear let him hear. THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
" Forecastle y has invited as to come below and
to tell our yarns about the " call to quarter.
how we did it, and what was the result.
There is no man who served in the navy
during the rebellion who has not in his expert
ence something TO relate which may prove in
teresting to his shipmates as well as useful to
the history of our country. Those who are not
literarily qualified to write outany such sailor
yarn" let him call upon some shipmate or COM
rade. who viii cheerfully aid him in any state
ment he may be able 10 make.
The Captain Of the ship, THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE. desires full ships crew TO man all
the guns in defense of our rights. Let US all aid
him to the best of our ability, and victory will
again come to US as of old. Pipe down ~
WILLIAM f. DENMURE, u. S. Frigate Santee,
Aurora, Ind.
The National tribune., 1889-04-11


Patient Man-Suppose woman makes it so
hot for her husband that he can't live with
her, and he leaves her, what can she do?
Lawyer-Sue him for support.
Patient Man-Suppose she has run him so
heavily into debt that he can't support her,
because his creditors grab every dollar as quick
their suits?
Lawyer-If for any reason whatever he fail
to pay her the amount ordered, he will be sent
to Jail for contempt of court.
Patient Man-Suppose she drives him out OF
the house with fat-iron, and he's afraid to go
back?
Lawyer-She can arrest him for desertion.
Patient MAXWELL, | don't see anything for
me to do but go hang myself.
Lawyer-It's against the law to commit
suicide, and if you get caught attempting it
you'll be fined and imprisoned. Ten dollars,
please. Good day.
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
Too Great a Risk.
NelU York WeekI3,

Jinks-Has husband right to open his
wifes letters?
Blinks "a lawyer Certainly, sir, certainly;
open all you please.
"Well here is letter my wife has written to
your wife, and handed me to deliver. I feel
pretty sure there's something unpleasant in it
about me. wish you'd open it, and if there is,
just burn it up"
"Humph! Does my wife know your wife is
going to write to herr"
eyes"
Sand if my wife doesn't get this letter she'll
soon find it out, won't she?"
"Of course"
"On second thoughts, believe there is new
law which makes it penitentiary offense to
open wife's letters. / couldn't take the risk,
sir, indeed l couldn't"
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
Baseball Men as Artillerymeu.

Said an artillery officer to me recently: at
show good results in case this country should be
involved in war again. The players learn to
calculate with infinite nicely the elevation and
striking point of the sphere The artilleryman
at his piece is required to do work of much the
same sort as this with his eyes. So when the
artillery arm of the army has to be recruited,
in case Of was, / have no doubt that the base
ball player will show special aptitude and eye
training for the service of artillery"
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
All Hands on Deek.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Boatswain's
Mate call ali hands on deck !"
Shipmates, I have requested you TO be called
on deck 70 muster, in order that we may know
how many Of the navy boys are able to say
Herei" The NATIONAL TRIBUNE has
kindly offered to the nayymen Forecastle, y
where we can meet and talk over bygone days
when we stood by our guns for the Stars and
Stripes, and such az pertain TO our right and
justice under existing law.
The majority Of our surviving shipmates,
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
The Law and the Lady.

Write to E. A. Armstrong, Detroit, Mich, for
his GAR. or S. of V. Price List Sent free.
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
The Difference.

whats the difference between contro-
versy and fight? " asked the youthful heir
Your mother and l have controversies, f"
explained the father, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones next door fight"
The National tribune., 1889-04-11

Read all the advertisements of Spring med
icines and then take Ayers SarsaparilIa.
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
IMPORTANT.

Va q. UAL HIM
New Orleans, La.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order issued
BY all Express Companies, New York Exchange Drlfk
or Postal Nole- We Pay charges on Currency
sent TO Us BY Express IN sums Of 50 over.
The National tribune., 1889-04-11
Address RGgIstGFed Letters containing

NA4Nf UAAA4N41A-fo NAIIUN4L BANht
New Orleans, La.
"REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes "a
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans. and the Tickets signed
by the President Of Institution whose chartered
rights are recognized in the highest Courts: therefore,
beware of all limitations anOny m0us schemes
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest part or
fraction of a ticket ISSUED By u in any Drawing.
Anything in our name offered for less than Dollar is
sWindle.
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F9T Pimples blackheads, chapped and oily skin 7Sa
R9- prevented by CuTIcURA SOAP 90
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Written for THE NATIONAL TR1BUEEl
HEALTH HINTS
For Old and Young.
BY FELIX i. OSWALD, NJ. D.,
Author of Physical Education" Household
Remedies" 1.-The Bible of Nature" etc.
CHAPTER XI.
SDaE1 Ch AL
FOOD AND nRINK-fcnntinne

FOOD AND DRINK-(continued
Six hundred years ago the warriors of Europe
wore strait, Jackets of boiler-plate; and mill
tary uniforms with rare exceptions have ever
since been made uncomfortably tight. Dietetic
delusions seem almost equally persistent, and
in this age of reason and educational reform it
is, indeed, amazing how many preiudices still
cling to our habits of daily life. Men seem to
exclude themselves from the deductions of
science. Traditions which no intelligent hum
ter would dream of applying to the manage
ment of his kennel, still assert themselves in
the code of popular health-rules, especially in
matters of food and drink.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
At the Academy OF Husie, New Orleans,
Tuesday, April IS. 1SS9.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100,0OO Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $40; Quarters So; Temths 81;

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NOTE-IIesets drawing Capital Prizes u0s entitled
10 terminal Prizes
Eg- For CLUB RATES. any further information de-
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your residence with state County Street and Number
More rapid return mali delivery will De assured By YOUR
Enclosing an EnYelope BEARING Yollr frIlI a.IrTass
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A@A Dull Aches, Pains and Weaknesses instantly
efS9 relieved by the ouTIcuRA ANTI PAIN PLASTER
ga the only in-killing plaster CSC.
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Mayor Lee, of Denver, Col, notified c. L. Rock
we'll that unless the latter apologized within As
hours for the public utteranee of certain alleged
ISLANDERS the Mayor would kill him on sight.
Miss Mary Carroll, of Philadelphia, Pa,
was rendered totally blind by the ignorance or
carelessness of a druggists clerk at Los An
geles, CAL
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cd az our counters.
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CARL hOHN, Pres. Union NATIONAL Bank.
Milford chronicle., 1889-12-06
snrnn from an Awful neatl..

Rod and Gun tells an interesting story OF
animal instinct by which fox terrier was
the means of rescuing brother four-fOoted
animal from an awful death, after having
been buried alive for nineteen days. About
three weeks ago, two fox terriers belonging
to Mr.. George Bailey, who lives near to Sin
glesole, in Thorney Pen, was missed, and it
was thought they had been stolen; but at the
end Of five days one Of them returned home,
in an emaciated condition. All hopes were
then given up Of finding the other. Shortly
afterwards the returned dog was noticed to
leave home at intervals and at the end Of
nineteen days it was followed to a very large
tree some distance away. There it scented
at hole where it was thought rabbits were
lodged. After scratching the earth the dog
began to whine, In answer to which a faint
sound was heard from beneath the tree. At
once an attempt was made to disentomb the
poor animal that had been buried for nearly
three weeks. The work was very difficult,
as it had got lodged in the center Of the root,
much Of which had to be cut away before It
could be rescued. The dog, which was valu-
able, is, through careful treatment, recover
inc
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Then one day there viii be a sky rending,
and a whirl of wheels, and the flash Of
pageant; armies marching, chains clanking,
banners waving, thunders booming, and that
Christian woman will arise from the dust,
and she will be suddenly surrounded-sur-
rounded by the wanderers Of the street
whom she reclaimed, surrounded by the
wounded souls to whom she administered
Daughter of God, so strangely surrounded,
what means thisi 1t means that reward has
come; that the victory is won; that the
crown is ready that the banquet is spread
Shout it through all the crumbling earth
Sing it through all the flying heavens. Dor
cas- is resurrectedl
THE GREAT AND FINAL REWARD.
In 1855, when some Of the soldiers came
back from the Crimean war to London, the
queen of England distributed among them
beautiful medals, called Crimean medals.
Galleries were erected for the two houses Of
parliament and the royal family to sit in.
There was great audience to witness the
distribution of the medals A colonel, who
had lost both feet in the battle Of InkermRn,
was pulled in on wheel chair; others came
in limping on their crutches Then the
queen Of England arose before them in the
name Of her government, and uttered words
of comnendation to the officers and men,
and distributed these medals inBcribed with
the four great battleiields-Alma, Balaklava,
Inkerman and SebastOpol. As the queen
gave these to the wounded men and the
wounded officers, the bands Of music struck
up the national air, and the people, with
streaming eyes, joined in the song:
God save our gracious queen!
Long live our noble queen
God save the queenl
And then they shouted; "Huzzai huzzal"
Oh, it was a proud day for those returned
warriorsl But brighter, better and gladder
day will come, when Christ shall gather those
who have toiled in his service, good soldiers
Of Jesus Christ He shall rise before them,
and in the presence Of all the glorifed Of
heaven he will say: "Well done, good and
faithful servantin and then he will distribute
the medals Of eternal victory, not inscribed
with works Of righteousness which we have
done, but with those four great battlefelds,
dear TO earth and dear to heaven, Bethlehem
Nazareth Gethsemanel Calvary