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who formally opened the gates oi
the palace last week, delivered an
address of welcome that was more
Of a political talk than otherwise,
while the following day Mills, OF
Texas, delivered speech on the
tariff.
Governor Boies. I'm his address OF
welcome, said that "No man who Is
q patriot In the true sense Of that
term can shut his eyes and blindly
follow any party without question
wherever itmay lead" That mean
that the republican farmers ought
to vote the democratic ticket, just to
assert their Independence. Demo-
cratic speakers always talk that way
In republican states. In their own
stronghold, however, they trot out
the old warhorres who 'have voted
the straight democratic ticket, sab /,
for forty years" and parade them as
the loftiest type of American citizen
ship, while the crowd cheers, the
band begins to play and the demo-
cratic tiger executes general walk
around.
The number of democratic side
shows now In active operation
throughout the country Is, to say the
least, suggestive. Their purpose Is
too apparent to be doubted. Every
where they are plainly intended to
chip of slabs of the republican party,
while the democracy Is to he rounded
up for the grand rodeo of 1872, and
with them every maverick and
stray republican steer. Although
the farmer was never 30 prosperous,
the workingmen never so we'll paid
and employed. a well-planned and
general attempt Is being made to
make them believe that they are
being oppressed and that their only
remedy is to be found In the organ
ization Of new parties. The prohi-
billion sideshow has been worn out,
and 1t becomes necessary to bring
forward new attractions for the pub
lie. Everywhere there Is an appar-
ent attempt 10 employ the danger
Gus arts of demagogy In order to
make the discontented still more
discontented with their lot, to de-
lude them into belief that the
times are out OF joint and that the
remedy must be sought politically.
The country has witnessed similar
attempts In the past. These at
tempts famed into a flame the dis
content of the unfortunate and fed
them upon vain hopes that invari-
ably failed of naturalization.
And through all these years the
republican party has pressed stead
lily forward in the path of duty, sell
dom swerving from its lofty convic-
tlons, reasoning with the popular
clamor and striving to convince the
people that this is not land of in
justice and oppression, but instead
the favorite abode of liberty and
prosperity.
There is small probability of these
cunning schemers succeeding to any
marked extent. Tho game ia thread
bare. 1t is about on a par with the
three-card monte tricks and the old,
old ideas of the bunco steerer. II
may be changed in the details, but
the methods are practically the same
and the purpose is the purpose of
old-the restoration of the democ-
racy to power.
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BL UEGRA.SS AND DEMOC-
RdCY.

While Kentucky, the land of blue
grass, has been waiting, like Wilk-
lns Micawber, for something to turn
up, Iowa has rustled around and
built bluegrass palace with towers,
turrets and bastions, and filed 1t
with grasses and grains and with all
the products of the state wrought
into every conceivable form of deco
ration. The promoters OF the unique
enterprise have gone still further
than the appropriation of the blue
grass reputation OF old Kentucky.
They have likewise given IL a demo-
cratic coloring. Governor Boies,
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whose lobbyists have made them'
selves entirely too conspicuous
As the public domain becomes
more and more limited with the
growth and development OF the
West, the high duty of protecting
the public interests Will become
more and more difficult, ana the
aggressions of speculators more per-
sistent and dangerous.
, 1890-08-28

afforded by the sailing Of heavily
laden ships tor the stricken shores
OF "A land that has given the United
States n large proportion Of her
,,itizens.
, 1890-08-28

A carpet used In room of the mint,
after being In wear some years was
burned the other day III pans ana
yielded $500 worth OF gold.
, 1890-08-28
TRAIN ARRIVAL AND DEPAHrURH


Union Pacific Railway Company For
Portland and all points east, leave at I,sU
T., NJ; arrive m Spokane Falls NJ $50 a. NJ,
end s;25 +. M.
vor the Cccur dAioncs-Lcave Spokane
Falls nj 800 A. NJ; arrive at SOS 7. NJ.
Northern Pncihc--Pacinc fast express. for
Tacoma. Seattle and Portland, arrives at 8
L. NJ, departs NJ sos T.. NJ: Pacific. mail,
for Tacoma, Seattle and Portland, arrives at
bisi A. NJ, Departs at so A. NJ. Atlantic
mail, for Minneapolis, st Paul and Chicago,
arrives at 6.30 A. NJ, departs at 6:35 4. N.
Atlantic fast express, for Minneapolis. ~,
Paul and Chicago, arrives at l;i3 j. NJ. de-
lsris at ll.ls NJ.
Spokane a Paiousc-Arrivcs at 1850 A. NJ;
leaves at 2:45 T.. NJ.
Cuur d'Alcnc Railway & Navigation.
west-bound arrives at 9:i5P. NJ; east-bound
leaves 200 A. NJ.
Seattle, Lake Shore g. Eastern West.
bound passenger leaves at bP. Nj arrives al
g:3j A. NJ. accommodation train for Medical
Lake leaves daily except sunday at 10 A. NJ;
arrives at 4:25 Il NJ. Sunday trains leayent
1880 A u. ana $50 7. NJ. arrive 0;S A. NJ.
6:DP. NJ.
Central Washington Railway = spokane
passenger leaves for Davenport, Wilbur and
klmfta at 3:l5 T.. Nj arrives at II A. NJ.
Spokane Falls 4 Horthern-I.oaves daily
ezcepting Sunday at 2 20 A. NJ; arrives at
Bios
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NATAL QUOTATIONS.

Bar silver--N York. 81 isi5.
Bar rsilver-rondon, 5ts<d
CopJe.-Nominal; lake, september, ei6.70
Lead-Firm; domestic, $40.
Tin-Firm; straits, f2l.s5.
, 1890-08-28

srOxANE FALLs. AUG. aS, 1880
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
pKACCIE IA
PochWa}a PAM %S}omihSkiej
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Is Sierpnia.
Kocha2Y MaJsterku!

MUSIC VAN tez donlesc, re
nasze Towarzystwo Najs}odszego
Serca Jezusowego sprawi}o soble
cd PAM Sfomlnsklej Chicago
szarfe ola prezydenta i ber}o ola
marszafka. Szarfa tax piekna, re
jeszcze podobnej ME widzla}em, a
kosztuje tylko 5000; berfo zas,
ktorego ruski a ME godzien no.
sic; kosztuje mas Is dolarow. R-
lecam vice innym rolskim iowa
rzystom, gdybY jakich ozddb po-
trzebowaiy, by sic uda}y doPani w.
S1ominskiej W Chicago, go Mil
waukeke ave-, a mog9 sic spo-
dziewaG, IL rzetelny dostan2 towar
20 swoie pienl2dze z tego katoll-
ckiego handlu.
Prose- to umiesciG we Wiarusie.
L usZanowanlem
Dominik TVask.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

lnoga 90 ituu sig uosIas' WV
dy to rozpacz mas ogarneia... Pre-
ciez oby}o sic be- w}azenla do wo-
z6w. WysiadEo pare osdb, azeby
ulzy6 naszej }odzi i juz tax do
brnellsmy do blzegu. utykaJac
ciqgle pc ska}ach i kamienlach.
Miaiysmy z Paryza adres ma
szego znajomego lnzyniera P. Olew.
On to mas poznajomll z pan1a
Rose, ktora utzymuje diva hotell-
XII; obecnie u mel w}asnie miesz-
kamy W pokoiku malenkim, wycho'
dzacym ma duly balkon i ogrodek.
P}acimy "a ten pok6j 40 nationals
czyli piastrow ma miesiac, to jest
mniej wlecej 40 rubli. Past wart
Jest obecnie cd q do 8 frankow,
ale W w~ydatkach TAX jest uwazany,
lax l frank W Paryzu. Wyobraze-
ME wszelkie p%rzechodzi, jak tn
wszystko drogie q wyiatkiem mic
sa. Chleb wyborny, lecz p}acl sic
zan lyle, lie W Warszawle "a nal
przedniejsze ciasto. Zboze tanle'
ale robotnik nies}ychanie drogl.
Kiedy wyrazamy zdziwienle, re tax
wszytko drogie, odpowladaia nam:
sale sic DUO zarabia". Kazdy u
trzymuje, re z poczatku jest smut
no, lecz p6znie] bardzo dobrze' |
rzeozywisce nasl rodacy zupefnle
tn So zadowoleni. Mieszkania tyl-
ko So nieznosne WE kazdym domu
jedna tylko kuchnia. Przewazna
wiekszosG mleszkancow sto}uie sic
W restauracyl, lub pension de ia
MILE, czasem pc 3, 4 rodziny 60
tuba W jednej kuchni, lub ma
divorce. My gotujemy sobie ma bal
konie.
Miasto bardzo rozlegfe, lecz
domy prawle wszystkie parterowe,
budowane W kwadraty pc l COO
metr6w d1ugosci. Ulice wazkie i
cafe miasto r%ozpaczliwie regularne.
Wejscia do dom6w i sienie-prze-
sliczne. Przepych i bogactwo
wszedzie, schody bla}e marmuro-
we, co krok to dywani ma glow
nych ulicach piekniejsze domy niz
W Paryzu. Mody na]zupe}nlej tie
same co mad Sekwan2, powozy
przepyszne. By}am w teatrze nowo
zbudowanym: ~wspania}yl s}owem:
kto tn przyjezdza Z mysla, re znaj.
die kral dziki, nieokrzesany, tc
sic poteznie omyli. Pozory cywill-
zacyjne zdumiewaja przybysza
Wiecej tn wszystko podobne do Pa
ryza niz w Warszawie.
PolakoW jest w Buenos-Ayres
kllkunastu. Polek razem z mani
Jest re cztery czy piec. Powiadanc
jednak MI, re pc zak2tkach, kto-
rychbym ME umiala nazwac, jest
ich znacznle wlecej Przypuszczam,
re to So zydowkl re stron naszych
Naiwiece] ~hiszpanow, w}ochow i
francuz6w, mnie] anglikow. kobie-
ty tutejsze So }adne l zreczne. Ma
my juz sporo znajomych, kt6rzy
sic ola mnie o lekcye muzyki sta
raja. Profesor6w / nauczycielek ry-
walek mann leg jony ca}e-lecz "a
jecie podobno maj2 wszyscy.
KsaWern.
q Kraju).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
L E X A r S T w O
IA HoHyAHAOW.
Ma ca lem swiecie lest tylkO
iedno lekarstw0, DR.. HeinegO
Zloty specyfik Or. Heines
Golden SDecifik).

0ohNClR SpSS1Ilfkl.
Moze bye danem W filizance
kawy hub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
z~ywaiacego. a %sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwai4, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem.
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio w~yleczonych O.
tvm S pecyf Fl KLEIN swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymac cd pa.
lonych trunkow z wfusnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
wotuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia w~yieczenie sic reczy. Zg}os-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6iy. Adresowa6 w zaufaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. 1856
Race Street, Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28

Widzla4am przez GIugIe lata codzien.
ME, re wylecZenip Jest latwcm, jeZeli
sic znajdzic st6sowne lckarstwo, a mo-
lei magnetyczucj oliwy ~jcstcZc zadne
lckarstwo W AmeryCe ME DrZesadzilo.
Codzicnnic ~prZychodZs do mnic ludZie,
skorzecy sie,iz wydali $50, 500 lub $1,000
ma leEarstwa, a Jcdnak i'm sic ME po-
lepszylo. 1'ysiacc ludzi niedorzeezna
kuracya do rychIego wtraca grobu. w
przypadkacl., W kt6rych miano robi6
operacye zagrazaIace zyciu, ia W krot-
kim czasie cierpiacych wyleczyIam. Le-
karstwa mole lstotnle Iecza niemal
wszystkie zsstarzale choroby. jak reu-
matyzm, ubezwladnienie czlonk6w, b6le
W krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech, homoroidy, choloby watrobia-
ne i zoladkowe, zoltaczke, katar, wy
cienczenie, Dol W piersiach i pIucaeh,
cierpienia nerwowe, zolta. malaryczna
fcbrs, cierpienia serca, Dol glowy, pu-
chline wodne, Dol zeb6w, gluchete;
krup, difterys. cholere, zarazliwe cho-
roby p}ciowe, Zapalenie WsZelkich ma.
bmmialcsci, wielka chorohe chore o.
czy i t. p. Jezeli kto ZaIluty zostal
przez ukaszenie zmiji lub psa. niechaj
petrze rang moia magnetyczna olive a
ia TRUCKING Zniszczy. Cudownem molem
leka1stwem ratowalam cd sulierci ty-
siace ludzi, i CT ~powladajac, il to maj
lepsza rzecz ma swiecie.
Ksiazeezke z objasnieniami o mo-
jem lekarstwie, kazcemu przesle darmo.
Cena korZennej magnctycznej oliwy
$500 paezka, Tub trey paczki "a So 90.
Pieniadze nalezy przeslae W listaeh
Iegistrowanych.
Gl6wny offs: 2e02 Fast Baltimore
Str, Baltimore, Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
PEACCIE IA
ID.JAlSEL
HUMORYSTYCZNE PISMO


wychodzi CO tydzieh W Krakowie
W Galicyi, o 16 stronlcach, i ko-
sztuje W Ameryce tylko $500,
ktora to kwote trzeba opfacie z
CORY.
Adres RedakcyiA dministraoya i
Djabei, Krakow Ka&mierz, M. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-28
Ceny targowe

M q ka: Winona Patent $40,
Straight s5.15; M. 1 Bakers s4.2O
Common Bakers $500
Pasza z kornu- $500 "a
beczke
ca-Nr. 1 w%iosenna 96c;
Mr.. 2wiosennac; zimowa91cent6w
0 wies- $40.
Korn IS
Jeczmleh Mr.. IS, c; Mrs., As
a so c.
Jaja - c..
Otre b y: shorts bran $1,000
shorts s11.00, middlings $1,000
feed SIG a %.
W e1na: srednia prana25 a %;
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20.
Ln1a m i G sl.15 buszel
Slano dix e So - 600.
sw1eza tymotka s7.Oo-7.5O
K oniczyn $500, 5uszel.
t VI ka sl.15 buszel.
NJ Cd s a 12c.
Kury zywe 4 c., ~kurczeta SC.
Mleso rzeznik 8 W: Syn.
ka wedzona 124c. skopowina t.,
w~ieprzowina Sc, wo5owina &C.,
%clelecina SC.
Bob sl.25 buszel.
M as1 10 do l23 c.
X artcfle sw1eze 40 buszel