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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
InfOrmacye o lOtach W Duryea.

DuRYEA, Pa, 13 sierp.-Na licz-
ne listy osob pytajacych sic o Lofty
W Duryea ME moge osobno kazdemu
odpowiada6, a chcac, ably Mkt ME
pozostawal d}ugo bez odpowiedzi,,
podaje tu inforlnacye dotyczace tych
lotow, tax: Cena obecna lotow Jest
po 1925 "a SO stop szerokosci 100
stop d}ugosci, W poblizu rzeki Sus-
quehanna; lepsze Lofty kosztuja po
5000, $3.50, $500 wyzej. Cena ia
zostanie wkrotce podwyzszona zna-
cznie. Ci co tu kupili Lofty poprze-
dnio, to juz maja teraz po 800 (sto
dolarow) zarobku. Kto chce kupic
tu lot, to MECH she ME ociaga, bo
trzeba korzystac czasu. Juz wielu
polak6w tu sic okupi}o. Miasto Du-
ryea ley prawie pomiedzy Wilkes
barre i Scranton; tad many do
lgo miasta II mill, do drugiego 8
mil. Koleje tu sa dvie, mianowi-
Gle ''Lehigh Valley "Del. Lacka-
wanna & Western" Praca jest tu
sta}a dla kazdego, kto kupi lot.
Z uszanowaniem,
Jan S. Dombkowski,
Box No. 3. Duryea, Pa.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
WynalaZek do mOrd0W.

Izba handlowa w St. Ftienne we
Francyi, przyzna}a p. Paw}owi Gif-
fardowi nagrode w sumie 100000 fr.
"a wynalazek W dziedzinie broni pal
nej. Wynalazek p. Giffarda usuwa
proch strzelnicy zupe}nie, zastepuje
60 bowiem gazem skroplonym.
Dziennki zagraniozne donosza tym
wynalazku co nastepuje: Zaniast
naboju, wk}ada sic do rury stalowej
rezerwoar, ktory zawiera W sobie 800
kropli gazu skroplonego. Po naci-
snieciu kurka, W rezerwoarze owym
otwiera sic klapa, wskutek czego
wyp}ywa 6w p}yn, kt6ry ma wolnem
powietrzu zamienia sic natychmiast
W gaz, przyczem gaz ten uderza o
kule tax gwa}townie, ze ia wylatuje
z olbrzymia si}a. Karabin, ,ktory Gif-
fard okazywa{ W St. Etienne, zawie-
raj rezerwoar z 800 kroplami, MONA
zatem by}o dac niego trzysta strza-
low, jeden po drugim. Jezeliby zo}-
nierz nosi} re soba trzy rezerwoary,
m6g}by da6 900 strza}ow. Ilos6 gazu
skroplonego, jaka ma bye uzyta do
strza1u, zawis}a cd odleg}osci celu.
Wielkos6 kropel MONA regulowad
stosownie do potrzeby, "a pomoca
specyalnej srubki. Wskutek strza{u
ami karabin sic zanieczyszcza, ami ME
rozgrzewa, ,bowiem ciep4o, jake strza}
wywo}uje, usuwa zimno, powstajace
pray ulataniu gazu. Nab6j ma trzy-
sta sJrza}ow ma kosztowac zaledwie
10 centym6w. Pawe1 Giffard Jest
bratem g}osnego aeronauty Henry
ka. Wynalazca wyrobi& juz sobie
kilka patentow, prawo zas eksploa-
tacyi swego pomys1u sprzeda4 pew
nej fabryce broni "a p6}tora miliona
dolar6w; procz tego prawo to naby-
Ia cd niego jakas fabryka angielska;
tworzy sic tez towarzystwo akcyjne
dla rozpowszechnienia tych karabi-
now ma ladzie sta}ym Europy. Ka-
rabiny Giffarda s}uzyc moga jednak-
re tylko do cel6w mysliwskich. Gif-
fard obmysli} juz jednakze karabin
dla wojska udoskonalony, lecz ma tel
zasadzie zbudowany. Nowym wyna-
lazkiem zajmuje sic juz francuzkie
ministeryum wojny.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
BREWERYE z PITTSBURGH.
KS. Miskiewicz W roll pOkatnego
doradzcy-Intrygi W sprawie
BuffalOskiej - NOwy ks.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, IA Sierp. - Do
poki ks. Miskiewicz sprawowa} swe
obowiazki jako rektor parafi, to go
sic ludzie bali rozmaite grzechy
jego tall, ale teraz szyd}a miecha
wychodza. Oto jedna sprawka, ktora
da czytelnikowi pojecie o charakte-
RE tego cz}owieka.
Komuz ME Jest znana historya Ia
}ozenia parafi sw. Wojciecha W Buff
falo! W tel to history brudne miej-
see zajmuje ks. Miskiewicz. Kiedy
Biskup Ryan ks. Pitass byli oskar-
zeni W Rzymie przez polak6w "a ME
pozwolenie ma budowe nowcgo kos
cio}a i kiedy potrzeba by}o pisac
rozmaite objaSnienia po w}osku,-
do ks. Misk., jako znajacego jezyk
w}oski, przyjechali obywatele: J6-
zef Cwiklihski, Andrzej Patelski,
Jozef Michalski, J6zef Lubihski i
Nikodem Wleklihski, u opowiedzie-
Ii mu swe zale, on je spisa} po w}o-
sku i kaza} sobie grubo zap}aci6.
Probostwo pitsburskie sta}o mu
juz koscia W gardle, wiec chcia1 90
sic nienacka pozbyd, do Buffalo
wyjecha6. Pokryjomu wiec jedzie
do Buffalo do Pitassa MIN razem
robi starania o probostwo sw. .Woj-
ciecha. Wo5ec Pitassa i Biskupa
wygadywa} rozmaite intrygi pre-
ciwko paratianom, ktorzy chciel ks.
Klawitra, a zas wobec zwolennikow
ks. Klawitra potepia} ohydnie BIZ
skupa Pitassa. Co to "a charakter
ksiedza: ma Biskupa skargi pisze j
znow mu sic przypodchlebia. -. ably
wyciagnac zysk. .
Osmieszy} sic takze ks. Miskie-
wicz tenn, re opowiada} delegation
bufaloskim, il jest hrabia, a urodzi1
sic pomiedzy kardyna}ami biskupa-
mi W Rzymie.... My mu tel bez-
imiennosci przypisywa6 ME chcemy,
DO przedewszystkiem jest to ME
prawda. KS. Miskiewicz ma rodzi-
COW. Rodzic jego jest oraczem z o.
racza W Galicyi, a nazywa sic praw-
dziwie Miska.
KS. Miskiewicz trzyma sic zasady,
ze eel uswiaca srodki, ME waha}by
sic kogo pozbawiG dobrego imienia,
ably tylko dojsc do posiadania dola-
row dolar6w. Ma petycyi mp. wy
s1anej do Rzymu, to podpisa} pre-
sz}o 200 nazwisk os6b zyjacych i u
marlych, aby tylko zrobic wielkie
shoac.
Ca ira!
Co sic sta}o ks. Miskiewiczem
po procesie, to Mkt ME vie, oprocz
kilku 'sokrow.' Wiadomo, ze "a
chorowa}, ale czy ley W plebanil,
czy wyjecha} do Allegheny City, lub
do Johna Pitassa. to jest zagad-
ka. Ale wszystkiego co tu zasz}o,
jest pewnosc wielka, ze proboszczem
ME bedzie, DO ma smiech publiczny
wystawia6 sic ME zechce.
w niedziele nabozehstwo odpra-
wia} jakis m}ody ksiadz i ludzi sic
zesz}o tax DUO do koscio}a, jak jesz-
cze nigdy ME widziano. M1ody, jak
m{ody, gada1 to CO mu ks. Miskie.
wicz powiedzia}, wymysla1 W grubi-
jahski spos6b ma "fornali," 'sszata-
n6w," ''stolarzy,'' "szewcow,' y
''krawc6w," i tp., chwali{ tylko
owczarzy i owieczki, kt6re dajs sic
podstrzygac. O s1owie bozem, ami o
bratniej mi1osci, ami pojednaniu
parafan ME powiedzia{ ami s}owa.
Ny wierni katolicy bedziemy tylko
Boga Prosic, aby tego m}odziutkie-
go kap}ana oswiecic rozumem raczy1
do zmys}6w powroci}. Boze, zmi-
}uj sic mad MIN grzeszna dusza je-
90! T. RO7rnZe7reEI
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
Gdzie ks. Miskiewicz?

Uclek{ naprawde Pittsburgh.
donosi, re by} on W Fl
ladelfi W przejezdzie do New Yor-
ku. Moze; jedzie do Europy "a moze
tam gdzie pieprz rosnie. -.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16

WychodEl " ka4da sobote.
Prennmerata wynosi 3 1. rocZnie CORY.
(W Europie / kraiach ME bedacych W
Z wiAzku pocztowym 5 1.5o.i Naleznosc
m ozna przesyfac przez Money Order, Ex-
D ress Tub Bank Note. pod adresem:
THE "AMERYKA," POLISH PAPER,
Box 2A. TOLEDO. OHIO.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
ZR0&NYCH STRON AMERYKI.

zyskuje swych roootnikow.
w okolicy St. Paul W stanie In.
diana eksplodowa} gaz naturalny.
P}omieh wznosi} sic W gore 100 stop.
Aeronauta Karol Cosgrove wzni6s}
sic ma balonie 200 stop W gore mad
miastem Portland, Ore, spad} ma
bruk, zabijajac sic ma miejscu.
$500 mechanik6w zastraj jkowa}o
W Pittsburgh W Westinghouse Elec-
trio Co., i Westinghouse Machine
Co. strajkerzy byli dobrze zorgani-
zowani kompanie przysta4y ma ich
zadania.
w West Economy, Micha} Raye-
liza zastrzeli} Andrzeja Wo}kowicza,
s}owaka. Ostatniej nocy widziano "a
b6jce W Homewood, zkad do stanu
Ohio sic wymkna}. Poszukiwania
zadnego pomyslnego rezultatu dotad
ME odnios}y.
Mad miastem Boulder W Colorado
rozerwa}a sic grobla ogradzajaca je-
zioro ma gore. Woda wyla1a ma o.
kolice ma 10 mil d}ugosci 2 szero-
kosci zniszczy}a zboze ma polach.
Dom Kinga pierwszy zosta} zalany
przez pow6dz oboje ma}zonkowie
utoneli W nurtach.
Veteran ssGrand Army of Repub-
lic'' maja zjad W Bostonie, Mass. Ko-
respondent nasz donosi, re we VITO
rex by}a piekna parada, W ktorej
maszerowa{o oko}o $4,000 wetera-
now. Okna by}y wynaj jmowane po 2
5 dolar6w przy ulicach, przez kt6-
re procesya przeciagala.
w miesiacu Lipcu r. ,. wylado-
wa1o " Nowym Yorku 27,966 przy-
bysz6w r6znych stron swiata, to
znaczy przesz}o 5000 wiecej, niz W
tymze miesiacu roku zesz}ego. Do
kohca Lipca wynosi liczba przy-
chodzc6w 228,195 glow wiec bill
sko 10000 wiecej, niz W roku ubie-
g}ym.
Jan Witkiewicz wybierajac sic z
kraju do Ameryki wykupi} W Ham
burgu u jakieg6s }otra ''bankiera'
4weksel ma 100 rubli, p}atny W No.
wynn Yorku W "Wolf Express Com
panv." Okaza1o sic re weksel ten
Jest ca{kiem bez wartosci. Witkiewi-
czowi ukradzono tym sposobem ca}y
jego ciezka praca nabyty majatek.
Ma kolejach W New Yorku "a
strajkowali robotnicy " poniedzia-
lex, ale miejsca ich zaraz zastapiono
swiezymi robotnikami, tymbardziej,
ze palacze maszynisci ME chcieli
sic re strajkerami z}aczy6 i strajk
przegrany. Kapitalisci sprowadzili
DUO wojska detektyw6w Pinker-
tona, zeby ograniczy6 wolnos6 ze-
bran.
Ciekawy process rozpoczeto W sa-
die W Filadelfii, $4,000 polka
leczenie dziecka pred jego urodze-
MEM. Matka by}a W tramwaj ,ktory,
przez nieostroznos6 woznicy, zderzy}
sic z wozem. TAX SLIME zosta}a
wstrzasnieta, re kos6 krzyzowa dziec-
ka zosta}a z}amana pred przyjsciem
ma SWAT. Ia to kompania jest pocia-
gnieta do odpowiedzialnosci.
w parafi eks-ksiedza i eks-kato-
lika Kolasihskiego odby} sic mityng,
ma ktorym po}owa zgromadzonych O.
swiadczy}a sic "a tenn, ably wybudo.
wac koSci6}, kt6ry oddany zostanie
pod rozporzadzenie Biskupa otrzy
ma ksiedza przez w}adze duchowna
ustanowionego. Lud nasz czesto b}a-
dzi, ale potrafi przyjsc do upamie-
tania.-[ Kur. Pol.
"Kur. Polski'' ma wiadomos6 z
Chicago, ze parafanie sw. Tr6jcy,
koscio}a obecnie bez ksiedza pozo-
stajacego, wys}ali delegacya do
Rzymu, aby ia sic postara}a ksie-
dza dla parafi, kt6ryby ME by}
MISREPRESENTATION. Delegacya
sk}ada sic dwoch os6b: p. Fr. Ja-
b}ohskiego, nauczyciela szko}y przy
kosciele sw. Tr6jcy, jeszcze. jedne-
go obywatela, kt6rego nazwisko po-
zostaje W tajemnicy.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
Nauczyciel i Organista

z wyzszem wykszta}ceniem, znajacy'
takze jezyk angielski, poszukuje
miejsca cd lgo Pazdziernika. Adres
W expedycyi AMEEYK1.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16
Do SPRZEDANIA!

3 czyste Lofty przy narozniku ulic
Lagrange Dexter.
2 Lofty przy ulicy Dexter, blisko
Lagrange.
Bardzo tanio, ma d}uga wyp}ate.
Zg}osi6 sic do: .-.
Frank Schaal,
623 Lagrange st., Toledo, o.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-08-16

Kto ME ma prenumeraty O.
pfaconej cory, to "Ameryki"
d3uzej dostawad ME bedzie. Ci
co nam winni zaleg1a prenume-
rate musza sic d}ugu uisci6.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-02-01

The weight and bulk of the gold
and silver coin now held by the
United States Treasury forms the
subject of inquiry by correspon-
dent of mathematical turn of mind,
and he finds that the weight of the
gold is Col tons of 1000 pounds, and
the silver 5000 tons. Packing it
along the highway as cord wood is
packed, the gold would make bar
ricade four feet high, four feet thick,
for a distance of 355 feet, and the
silver, if similarly packed, would OK
tend 4248 feet, or five-sixths of a
mile. If packed in carts, one ton to
each cart, the procession would be
nearly thirty-three miles long, of
which distance the gold-bearing carts
would cover two and a half miles
and the silver fraction over thirty
and a quarter miles.
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Called Out Of Name.

Irish stew is dish unknown in
ireland
Kid gloves are not made of kid,
but of lamb skin or sheep skin.
German silver is not silver at all,
nor Of German origin, but has been
used in China for centuries.
Dutch clocks are not of German
manufacture.
Bafin's bay is not bay.
Turkish baths are unknown to the
Turks.
There are no leaves in Valombro-
sa, Milton to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Turkey rhubarb should be called
Russian rhubarb, as it is Russian
monopoly.
Why are turkeys so called They
do not come from Turkey.
Slave means noble or illustrious.
Tit mouse is bird.
Sealing-wax contains no wax.
Shrew-mouse is no mouse.
Rice paper is not made of rice or
the rice plant.
Cat-gut should be sheep gut.
Blind worms have eyes and can
see.
Cleopatra's needles should be NAM
ed after Thotmes III.
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Grains Of Gold.

Most great works are accomplish
ed slowly.
The one prudence in life is con-
centration; the one evil is dissipa-
ton; and it makes no difference
whether our dissipation are coarse or
fine.
The best instruction is to practice
what you teach.
More is accomplished by doing
each days work faithfully than by
crowding two days work into one.
The lessons of life make deeper
impressions than the lessons of books,
because they touch the heart before
they reach the head.
Beware OF prejudices; they are
rats, and mems minds are like traps.
Prejudices creep in easily, but it is
doubtful if they ever get out.
No one was ever corrected by a
sarcasm, but often driven further in
the wrong way. In teaching, always
be kind and patient.
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1890.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAtPERs Bazaar is journal for the home.
Giving the latest information with regard TO
the Fashions, its numerous illustrations,
fashion plates, and pattern sheet supplements
are indispensable alike to the home dress
maker and the professional modiste No ex-
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tiveness of the highest order. Its clever
short stories, parlor plays, and thoughtful
essays satisfy all tastes, and its last page is
famous as budget of wit and humor. In
its weekly issues everything is included which
is of interest to women. During 1890 OLIVE
THoRNE MILLER, CHRISTINE TERAUsE HERRIcK,
and MARY LOWE DIcKNRoE will respectively
furnish a series of papers on "The Daughter
at Home" "Three Meals Day. and "The
Woman of the Period" The serial novels
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE,
TAKES EFFECT SUNDAY, NOV "a, 1889.
WEST BOUND.

No. 3 leaves Philadelphia il.25 IN, Har-
risburg Abs m, fredericksburg A SO m,
Carlisle 5.l4 IN, MELVILLE b.35 m, Ship.
pensburg sos q m, Chambersburg 6.2o m,
Greencastle 6.42 m, Hagerstown TAO m,
Martinsburg 8.45, a IN, Tablers 900 m,
Darkesville 9.05 n m, Gerard 909, Bunker
Hill 9,l5, Clearbrook 92s, arrives at Win
chester DAB a m.
No. leaves Phila 30 m, Harrisburg
7.45, Merchandising 500, Carlisle 1886,
Newvlle 900, Shippensburg 9.22, Cham
bersburg $50, Greencastle lola, Hagers.
town l0.45, Martinsburg lI.30, Tablers ii !.
46, Darkesyille ll.5l, Gerard 1l.55, Bun
ker Hill 1900, Clearbrook 12.l4 m, ar.
rives at Winchester 1870 p m.
No. / leaves Philadelphia IL 40 a m, Har
risburg 400 p m, Mechanicsburg a. 90, Car
Isle 4.45, MELVILLE 500, Shippensburg 80,
Chambersburg 600, Greencastle 6.23, Ha-
gerstown 65l, Martinsburg 7.35, Tablers
7.49, Darkesville 1854, Gerard I 81. Bunker
Hill 500, Clearbrook 8.l5, arrives at Win
chester $50 pm.
EAST BOUND.
No. ID leaves Winchester ITO m, Clear
brook Z 26, Bunker Hill 7.39, Gerard LAS,
Darkesville 7.49, Tablers T.54, Martinsburg
osAVI hAkCActOWH VsuOg OIccAthnuo OsA -
Chambersburg 9.53, Shippensburg l0.lb,
MELVILLE 1875, Carlisle 10 81. Mechanics.
burg 20, Harrisburg l1.4O, arrives at
Philadelphia 3.l5 p m.
No leaves Winchester 1925 m, Clear
brook 1880, Bunker Hill 1l.03, Gerard IL
0s, Darkesville I'LL, Tablers 1l.l6, Mar.
tinsburg 1l.35, Hagerstown 1910 m,
GreencastIe 05, Ohambersburg 100, Ship
pensburg 81, MELVILLE 2.l3, CARLISLE 2. SO,
Mechanicsburg OIL, Harrisburg 800, arrives
at Philadelphia $50 p m.
No. leaves Winchester Q. 80 m, Clear
brook 2.45, Bunker Hill 1858, Gerard 3 .03,
Darkesvile 3.O6 Tablers 3.ll, Ma tinsburg
3.25, Hagerstown Ais, Greencastle AL,
Chambersburg $40, Shippensburg $40,
MELVILLE 8 So, Carlisle 6 20, Mechanicsburg
6.48, Harrisburg ITO, arrives at Philadel-
phia 10 .55 pm.
No. 10 leaves Winchester 5 90 p m, Clear
brook 5.26, Bunker Hill $50, Gerard 5.b7,
Darkesville 6.03, Tablers 6.10, Martinsburg
7.35, Hagerstown 10 .43, Greencastle ii .09,
Chambersburg ll.32, Shippensburg III so,
MELVILLE .0S m, Carlisle IL. 30, Mechan-
icsburg I2.4s, Harrisburg LOB, arrives at
Philadelphia A .2bam.
F.BOYD, Superintendent
Fl. A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent at Martinsburg
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Killed His Maniac Brother.

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S. G. Earle, prominent citizen of
Ritchie county, was killed by his
brother and neighbor. Earle was
a raving maniac, and the two in try
ing to bind him,so as to prevent self
destruction, killed him in the tussel.
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land Valley and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
system.
GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Mich. 'S7 superintendent.
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" TINE TABLE

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A mighty fine pint of law" is likely to be
brought to the attention of the Senate before
long, for settlement The pint is this. lisa
mar citizen enough to hold a seat In the
United States Senate, who is not a cit
lien enough to pay his taxese OF
course the man who suggests
these questions is the chairman of the
Democratic national committee and Senator
elect from Ohio, Col. Calvin S. Brice 1t had
been supposed that he was citizen of New
York, but he turned up in the Ohio legisla-
ture and secured an election to the Senate as
from that State, giving his residence as Lima
In that State. The tax collector of Lima has
had his eye on the colonel for several years
only waiting for him to say he lived there
before putting in claim for taxes due. The
tax-blll amounted to $4,000. COL Brice OBJ
jected to payment. feeling no doubt that his
election had already taxed him enough. The
collector was pugnacious chap however
aud he determined to make the rainbow
chaser pay up. Col. Brice objected and car
rled the case to the courts which have now
decided that he need not pay. This lets the
colonel out Of his taxes but it seems to us
that 1t also lets him out of his chances to
pose as citizen of Ohio entitled to a seat in
the Senate as such