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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

which needed activity, for the muscles were
50 used % the stiff. hard work he practiced
that their freedom or elasticity had van.
ished.
After he made his great record he became
a tutor of n gymnasium, and died a few
wears z Of consumption, which many say
who knew him wa brought on by unequal
and over development Of muscles. Preyi-
Gus TO his death he had been an invalid for
some years. He had the science Of getting
under the bell almost 10 perfection, and he
could not do an extraordinary perform
ance with two bells. His weight was in the
neighborhood Of 80 pounds, while Louis
Cyr. who has the record Of showing 36j
pounds, which he made last November,
weighs over 800 pounds. c. Reppel, Of vi
emma, Austria. who made a record ~ jump
ing up 2'g pounds in January, 1855, is Of
about the same weight as Cyr.
Another form Of showing %dumbbells is
called the endurance test. IL consists in
putting up comparatively light weight
a great number Of times. 4 10 pound
dumbbell was put up :, I3l times in 4 hours
and ~ minutes by Homer Pennock in New
York, 1870. The conditions under which
The feat was done were hat not fewer than
- motions per minute should he made and
the forearm should not be dropped lower
than the elbow. a ~ pound dumbbell was
put up ~ times by Alva A. Hylton in San
Francisco, 1855. A 100 pound dumbbcll
has been put up ~ times by g. NJ. Robin
son, San Francisco, 1875. and Edward Baer,
New York, lss5.
u gtu.I. a., Et.pn. tuy,rta ,n tsSs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

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Durable eases guaranteed witr life membership.
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ual case, a. laboratory. No injurious OF poison.
Gus compounds used.
o lime st fro business, Patients at a dis.
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sent everywhere, Tree from gaze or bresksge.
In diseases Of the blood. braiu, heat and new
com laints, rheumatism, paralysis. and all other
chronic diseases.
Write Tor illustrated papers on Deformities,
Club Feet, Curvature Of the Spine, Piles, Tuners,
Cancer, Cstarrh. bronchitis, InhAlation, Electri.
Bladder, Eye, Ear, Skin and Blood, and all surgi.
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The only Reliable Medical and Surgical Insti-
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All blood diseases successfully treated. syrhi.
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DIR. Liebig & Co. are the only qualified or re.
. onsible specialists left In Montana, since the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

The principle Of putting up a bell In this
way n TO keep four points In a line; the
four points are the bell. both shoulders and
tAsknee. II will be seen that In the ~illustra-
t1ons "Half Way Up" and Ready TO
0traighten the Body"these points are pretty
nearly In a straight line. Much more force
On b applied by having the points ar
ragged No, and, although the exercise when
dons In this way may not b considered m
actuaily putting the bell mp, 1t Is, however,
~ way generally used when simply prac-
enlng, and IL Ia always usea when making
aupord for showing q bell slowly.
n other way Of putting up n bell 10,
~ SITTING IL 10 the shoulder as shown In
Illustration, TO jump 10 w 70 arms
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
WITH DCNBDELLS.
Malcolm w. Ford Writes Of a
Peculiar Branch Of Athletics.
SHOWING AND JrlpiNu WEIGHTS


The exercise of showing heavy dumbbells
is, perhaps, as little understood by most
people H. any branch Of athletic sport at
which records have been made. 1t is an
unusually heavy" game, and, as a rule, it
is practicel 10y only very heavy or strong
men. The majority of men lind difficulty
in showing a lifty or sixty pound bell, and
when told that one weighing a65 pounds
has been showed with one hand they scarce-
ly believe il. The knack or science Of the
game comes only after considerable prac-
tice. Science Is quite a factor in putting up
very heavy bill, but a strong arm is also
necessary
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

Every night on the stage Of the biggest
concert hall Of New York city Carmen
Dauset, a Spanish girl known as Carmen
citaJ, dances for five minutes. When those
five minutes have passed, although the
evenings performance is hardly half end
ed, a goodly number IT the people in the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04

Af''haf
hall rise and thread their devious ways
through the maze Of beer tables and chairs
outwards into the open mir. They may
have gone In ~ early as u o'clock In the
evening. but IL WAS not 10 see the some
what risque burlesque performance that
they sat there until 10 O'Clock. They wers
willing TO be bored by yulgarity, TO breathe
an atmosphere Of tobacco smoke and stale
beer for four hours 10 order TO be sure of
good seats during Carmeneita's five min
utes on the stage.
She has become a fad" In New York.
Society people who, before her advent,
would have shrugged their shoulders at
the mention Of AN evening In n concert hall,
oil the boxes now, night after night, and
pay Carmencita fabulous sums TO dance In
their drawing rooms after the performance
at the theatr re Is over.
Carmencita would never have become 70
popular had there been anything vulgar
about her dancing. Her skirts are ms long
as those worn habituAlly In her native
land. She is not q kicker, and there u
none OF the coarse display Of the ballet In
her dancing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-04
CONSULTATION FREE.

pa" Agency for DIR. Liebig's Invigora.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

GO SkYCHAC.

0 jaki zaszed5
PREY wysadzen'u W powletrze
jednego z mostow W czasie
manewrow pod Narwa, W
kt6rych, jak wiadomo, bral
rowniez udzIaf cesar niemIe.
cki-donosza do ,,Czasu" co
nastepuje:
,,Przerzucoly przez leniwo
saczacy sic strumien woody,
most ten z jednej strony "a
masKowany olszyna, z drugiej
stronY otvarty, mial priced
soba widok Ma obszerna plasz-
czyzne, gdzie W odleglosci
3/5 kiiometra God mostu)
zrolokowaf sic sztab Z carem,
carowa i pofowa prawie dwo-
ru. Wszyscy Q natezonq bacz-
noscia oczekiwali hasia 0 zbli.
2alacym sic nieprzyjaclelu i
chwlli przygotowaCia dian ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

~ 'tN'o" ~
szkodzi i hanbe ma rasz kraj,
na naszych p:zodkow, ma na-
sza hlstorya rzuca.
W 2eszycie l4tym, roczniku
Sym, nlemieckiego czasoplsma
ScAore1S FdnuhenblaH umlesz-
czonym jest artykuf nap,sany
przez p. A Oskara Klausman,
ma, a zatytutowanY Mern0-
honale Gamer Mledzy narodo-
WI urwisze W rozwoju ar
tykufu, W ustepie druglm,
powiada ow pan Klaussmann,
co nastepuje::
W drug:m dzieslatku bic
2acego stulecia, utworzyEy sic
W Londynie, ParyAu i Bruk-
sell komlteta partil rewolucyj-
nej polskie], ktore ni!etylko
przez swych agentow Gale
Kr6lestwo polskie do powsta-
ma podburzafy i ma szybkle
nastepstwo powstah przygoto-
wowaiy, ale starafy sic row :
niea wszelKieml moallweml
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23


Ii dzierzawc6w, ably owym
panom angielsk'm ME placill
dzlerzawy, kiedy w caiym
k'a]u taxi %niemodzaj. W Ir,
landyi tax r2ec2y stoja, Re
iudnosc tamte]s ga pc zapla-
cen'u wysckich d zierzaw Au-
gIikom musialab y q gfodu
umrzec, przeto tel niedziw,
re posiowle lrla ndzcy, dbaja-
cY o dobro swego ludu, dora
dza]q mu powstrzymanie sic
Cd wyplat. Przyydzie zapew-
pc W tym roNu w Ir!andyi
Go w'elkich wzburzeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
Ogto&xemie gazeciarsAie.

(Newspaper Advertising
yszfo juz 175 wydanie tego
dziefa, ksiazka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezG tytul lazdej
gazety wychodzacei W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majqceJ podiug
american Newspaper Directory pre-
szlo 25 tysiecy abonent6w . wy
szczegolnieniem, lie ko%sztuje wiersz
ogFoszenia. Podaje takze liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
majacych lokalnych %abonentdw
najmniej 5000-tudzicz liste wszel-
kich innych gazet orIz warunkl,
w iaki spos6b MONA w mich mai
tanlej og}aszaG. Wreszcie ~wskazuje,
W laki sposdb najwlekszy zysk
MONA clqgnq6 2 pieniedzy i t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przesiana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przesefkl GO cent6w)
Jrzeba posFat W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
we'll & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
Francuskie market
tanki.

srod markietanek we Francji "a
panowafa wielka rozpacz. Minlste
wojny, P. Freycincet, .wydaf rozkaz
ma mocy kt6rego ME wolno bedzie
Manifestations nosiG munduru pub
ku, do kt6rego naleza, maia sic
one nadal ubIerac, jak wszystkie
lnne k0biety, j tylko podczas name
wrow lub ma wolnle beda mia4y
prawo nosic ia lewem ram1enlu
~przepaske z numerem swego pu}ku.
Iygodnlk paryzki, ,,Illustration'
zamleszcza Z tel okazji wizerunek
o~statniej markietanki w mundurze,
ktora %otrzymafa Cd Jenera1a swego
pu}Ku nazwe ,pierwszej m%arkietan-
XII FrancJi. Jest to PAM Vialari,
rodem 2 Lotaryngji, majaca dzlsiaJ-
lat 50, pe}niaca sfuzbe W pulku sto-
]acym W Coulemmiers. PAM Vlalar,
posiada medal wo]skowy Jest
o%statria Z markletanek, kt6re brady
udzlaf W wojnle krymskiej. Odzna-
czy}a sic take poswieceniem i
odwaga W ostatniej woinie Francuz
ko n~lemleckiej. VVspomina tie
ILLUSTRATOR o innej markietance,
pam Bonnemalr, kt6ra podczas woj-
ny otrzymafa ~polecenie przeniesie-
MIA waznej depeszy przez szeregi
forpoczt nieprzy ]acielskich. w oba
vie, ably jej ME schwytano, dzielna
kobleta nauczyfa sle'depeszY ma
pamiec, poEkne}a ia, ~przeszla
spokojnie posr6d Prusak6w i wy
pefnlla powlerzona mlsje. Dzislaj
PAM Bonnemalre sprzedaie kwiaty
pod arkadaml magazyn6w Luwru,
prz%ystrojona wstazkami roznych
medal, a miedzy nneml w}oskim
i krymskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

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wygodnemi poci2gami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
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Oceann Pofudniowego.
IELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA niedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}dwnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
zgledem MAJ p, plan6w
"a I'D y i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtow trzeba sic udac do a.
genta naiblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekb2dz ma
swiecie.
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General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~alezacych do
KOMPANI KOLEJO EJ CHI
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trzeba pisat do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

sposobaml Rosy szkodZlc.
naturalnie potrzebo-
waiy owe komiteta pienled2y;
DO wszystkle tajne ~agitacye !
wymagaia wlelkich sum, a
vice postanowlouo yprzyjem-
ne z pozytecznem" poIaczyc !
zaczeto systematycznie / pc
rzemlesInlczemu (systsmatIsch
md geaverJsmaessig) rosyJskla
ruble fafszowa6 i falslfikaty w
s4%slednich Rosy kra)ach Ma
dobra monete zamieniac. "
ten sposob przychodzili DO
pleniedzy . jednej, a RosY]l
szkodz!li w nader dotkllwy
sposob q drugiej strony.
Te rewolucy]ne komiteta W
w Paryzu, Londynie i Brdk-
sell, ME miaiy wielkich trud-
ncsci W wydawElctwle fafszy
wych rubll; gdyi pomledzy
polsiSiml emlgrantami zna)do-
wa1o sic wielu bardzo IDOL
nych i dobrych technikow i
drukarzy, stalorytnikow etc.
<t6rzy z pewnoscia ga maia
lace, postanowill falszowac
pleniadze, a nienaw'sc przeciw
Rosyii l chez s~zKodzenla teize,
"owadzifa ich do tego, be sic
>,arali iak %najlepiei i naido-
>ladnlej wyrabiac falsy6katy.
Me brakto tel rewo!ucyonis-
tom no z~nakomitych a niepo
leJrzanych agentach, a2eby
gotowe fatszywe pleniadze W
gran;ce Rosyi %przemycic.
Wysoko postawione pane,
naiezqce do naiwyzszego to-
warzystwa, godzify sic ma to,
azeby przylat ma sic role
przemytnlkow fatszywych pie
piedzy zaszywafy takowe W
kaftany lub gorsety Nv ten
sposob przencsity przez gra-
nice. W gIebi Rosy wysoko
postawienl i mozni panowie
polscy ME wzdrygali sic W
imia patryotyzmu wszelkleml
noAliweml sposobaml poma-
gao agentom W rozprzestrze-
MENU fa1szywych p,en;ei1Y.
A vice przez lat dzleslatIii
uprawlano ,,ldealne" fAlszowa-
ME pienledzy, zbrodnie z pa
tryotyzmu. TAX dziaiano ~
roku 1880, lS46 1868.
Dalej udowodnia aItor, ze
3 tego wyrodzllo sic aawo
d W e fafszerstwC, ktore trivia
do dis dnla, obwin'a vice ma
rod polskl a ME pojedyn2ze
teg62 ledenostki 0 o.lcostTo
zbrodni, ktora do DIS dnIa
istnieje.
Czytajac te slowa, krew XII
pl W 2yfach j prsgre1oby sic
2 pogarda plun4d W oc>y
czlowieAowi, ktory Ma karty
przepe1nlone swietneml ely
Mani zaparcia sic sieble,
szlachetnosci, ofarnosci, ml
ioscl Ojczyzny, ma karty, ia
kiemi laden narod ME moze
sic poszczycIc.-r2uca q vie
dza i swladomoscia kjAmstwa
talk pod}e, talk nikczenne, u
ten n~kczemnie)sze, tern pc.
dleJsze, re le WypoWIada clio
wick oswiecony, o ktorym
masy sadza De 1azde jego ida.
ME wypowledalane i og}oszone
swlatu, musiafo bye %najprz6o
rozwazane / re autor wpierw
o prswdzi3 slow swoich ST.
przekonal.
(Dokohczenie nastapi).
PEACCIE IA r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
DObrY spos0b
Boj;ka.

Byf poeta, 60 sznapsa ME cenif,
Byf recenzent, co zdania ME zmienl1
Byf reporter, co nigdy ME skfamaf.
Byt maflon elk, co nigdy ME zlama}.
By4 wierzyclel, coczekaf cierpliwle,
| by} dunk, co pfacii uczciwle,
Cd tesciowej lstota z~fosliwsza,
Oraz bajka cd tel nieprawdziw sa
Rkraka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

90 u niemuecha;em czasopis;mie
SCHORERS NILLEN-
BLA1'W a detyczqceqo POL.
SKI
DUO czasu minelo, wlele
woody upiynelo cd chwjll, Ike
dy ostatni raz chwyc,lem ia
pioro. Zrazony nleprzychyl-
mem przyjeclem re strony Ro-
dakow, iak rowniel nlezrozu
m9enlem mnle | niepo]tolen
mego Ga2en.a, mel chec, u~u-
na}em s,e ma box, obtarIem
pjoro i postanowllem N.'"2et.
Ale dZls, le2eli ,luz ne co
mnego. I" nleogranlczona be-.
czelnosc niemlecka, wcisxa ,ai
yraw!e pioTo do rek' | N"zr
d.c odpowied2 czlowiekowi,
ktorY nie2najgc przeS2'oSc!
uar0du nasZego, nas2Ych @#-
sad i mysIi, rzuca ma nAs ka-
mlcnlem::
Prawda, niejednemu "Ay;a-
j9ceinu ow artykui, IDA vaIo-
by sic, Re tam me HE YEA lo.
F.; tep,enla Po!>S,. owszem =, d.
nleslenle tylko tego faktu; d,
,jaklego stopnia poswiecenl.
mcze doprowadziG m;tosG o.
czyzny. Ale talk mole s4dnc
albo zupefu'e SLEEPY ME cha
cy ujrzeG, odczu6 tel plekiel-
mel przewrotnoscl, albo clio
wick zupelnie giupi, ktory
niemoze zrozumiec zamjar6 V
autora, ALDO W koncu zwoIen
mix tych, kt6rzy rzucaJa SIC
ma wszystko, co sic faczy 4
history4 powstah roku 1880,
1S4S 1868.
Moe ME wielu Il pountqdA}
mych rcdakow wpadnle t"n
artykui do reki' mole bardz
mafa garstka 90 przeczyta a
przeczytnWszy, Zaklnle ma
NiemcH Ina tenn sic skohc1y.
Ale obowjazkiem naszym, o.
bowlazklem Polak6w, mllnj4
cych Oyczyzne i historic t"lzp,
jest nigdy spoSojnie ole
puszczac mimo usZu take o.
belgl, takie brudzenla kar,
naszej history, nam nale2y *
broric, prOtestowac i ~yka
zyWac klamstwa Iozprzestrzr.
niane umyslnie lub na pod.
stawie nieznajomosci.
MYsmy powinni pamrete6 Q
tenn, re obecnle ME many Oh.
czyzny, lie ME vszyscy o tenn
wiedza, zesmy ojczyzne MEL
u | re te nleprAwme rOzdartc
ma czesci / Re jezeli nle be.
. dziemy protesto vac przeclN
rozszerzaniu brudnych hlamstN
wyrosnieml W oczach lnryct
LUDLOW ma oibrzYmy,-- ale Of
brzymY ziego.
Jednostka jezeli, protesto
wac bedzie, ME uczyni to maj
m~niejszego wrazenIa, chybaoy
to by} oziowie!: znany cafe
Europe, caiemu swiatu, a my
taklch, njestety ME many
Do tego dqzq teraz, chce me
mi sIowy zwrocic uwagt
wszystk'ch Towarzystw POI
skiuh W Ameryce w4kazat
potr2ebq protestu, sic NE pc
]edyhczych Towarzystw
tyiko cafego ogolu polskle
go.
J Przyiaczam artykul, ktor,
W talk nieuczclwy sposob nan
> szkodzi i hahbe ma rasz kraj
, ma naszych p:zodkow, ma na
sza hlstorya rzuca.
W 2eszycie l4tym, rocznik,
5tym, nlemlecISiego czasoplsm'
Schoreys Tdnul9enblah umlesz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23
FRASZKI. ~
q ALBUMIN p~ensyonarki

kiedy bedziesz-salopke
zdejmowafa Z ko}ka,
Pamietal, re ia by1am
twoja przyjaci6}ka.
Rzym ley mad Tybrem
Paryz mad Sekawana,
Me zapomne ,ciebie,
p6ki bede PARMA.
Luble kaszke Z masfem,
kaszke ma rzadko,
Me zapomne cicbie,
gdy bede ~n2zatk!.
Mieso jest rzeczownik,
deklamowaG = sIowo,
Me zapomne cieble,
gdY zosfane wdowa.
Zacoj'a hole:m1Au MGlja.
C1tery ray dziewiet,
st trzydziesci szesG,
Gdy grG,zka do~jrzafa,
to ja trzeba zjesc.
Osm razy osm, Jest -.
juz zanomnjHE.,r,
Pamletai naIdrozsza,
]ak ia Gig kochaiam,
Helena
Uryweh z p 0 n otu.
....Ich ml}osci szaf
To h1storya caIa....
On J4 cmoknac chclaf
a II 60. sprafa.,
Dobry spoS0b
= Marvslu Boz sic Boga -
takes sic umorusaia!.. Umyj-ze
sic = dzl5 beda go$cie = DUO
pan6w....
&, pc co sic mann myc -
lyle mnle naszczypia nagiasz-
CA 20 twarzy CT pauowie, re sic i
tax W~YtrZc....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-23

N>" "'H!tiA" " Jaw KY
dial sic slyszeG jeszcze ostat-
nj giosniejszy szmer polowego
drutu telegraficznego, a gene.
raj n2ynieryj, kieruiacy mi
mann, spojrzai W strone OIL
szyny, zbll5yt sic o kilka
krok6w 80 sztabu l saluuu]ac
pred carowq, dai zuaA po-
gotowia. Carowa, trzyma!ac
palec ma guzlku bateryi elek-
trycznel, odwroc,fa Ma chwllke
glove ku damIe dworskiej,
poJecaj4c jej przytrsymanie
szalu, poczem nacisIa guzik i
straszna eksplozya rozlegfa sic
echem pc ciche) i bezbrzeznej
p|aszczyznle. Oczy wszystkich
sklerowafy sic ku mostowi,
gdzle wsrod tumau6w kurzu
i rozlatu]qcych sic belek q
przerazenlem ujrzano spadajq-
ce w nurty ciala ludzkie i
konskle. Carowa zemdlafa, a
obecni zaczell ia trzezwic.
Okazato sic, ze w tenn Okla
mgnieniu czasu, kt0re dzielito
hasio geLeraia do nac;snlec;a
guzika, z drogi zamaskowa
mel zaroslaml z przeciwleglej
strony mostu wiechafo ma ten
re most paru jezdzcow, wv
obozie mowiono, lie kllkanas-
tn oficerow; ale wiadomo, lie
W taklch razacb o przesade
ME truino!),, ktorzy W ten
sposob padll o6ara przypadku.
cd m'eisca kt67ego byfem w
owej chwili oddalony O 10
kilometrow i oplsuJe go tax,
]ak mi opowladaf ieden Z
wojskowych goscl. Zkqd sic
ofcerowle wzieli W tel chwili
Ma moscie, cry wilma byia ich
nieostroanosci, cry wilma by1a
pc stronle danny paiacowe],
ktora swa rozmowa pare Sc
kund czasu zabra1a, csy
z'ego aparatu slu5by wywia-
dowczei, czy wreszcie generafa,
NE wio4omo; dose, re wypa-
dek ten przykre bolesne
wywar}szy wrazenie IA caro-
wei, zniewolif ia do natych-
mlastowego w~ycofaEia sic z
name ~row i mla1 to nastep-
stwo, re luz w manewrach
pod Rownem ME chciata braG
udzlafu czynnego i tylko Rad
Ike pojawi}a sic prey prze-
gladzle wojska, poswiecajac
reszte czasu przejazdzkom W
okolice, zwiedzaniu szkol i
zakfadow dobroczynnych."
CHOLERA W Hiszpanli os-
faDla W ostatnlch paru tygod-
mach. Ia to ukaza1a sic ona
W lnnycb stronach. Otto W
SyryI, W Turcyi Azya,
tyckle) mad morzem Sr0dzlem-
mem, W n'lescie Alepie, bvlo
kllkanascle wypadk0w zaofab-
nlecla Ea cholerq, 9 Gas ludzi
umarlo. R6wnlez W Atryce,
W miescle Masuwic mad mo-
rem .Czerwonem, wybuchia
siIna cholera; umiera tam
mnie) wieoel pc 10 osob dz'en.
ME.
W IRLANDYl panu1e
wielkle wzburzenie umysiow
q powodu u~wles!enia kiiku
posfow jrlandzl1lch. tych
dn'ach stawlono owych po-
slow pe6ed sad. a2eby lch
skazac Ia kar.y "a to, re
wedlug mnlemanla rzadu miel1
podburzaG ludnosG. Lud irland-
Xxi byl bardzo clekawy tegc
procesu, przeto pred sadem
zebraty sic tlumy Irland.
czykow, kt6rzy chcjeli wtarg.
mac do sail, gdzie poslow SO
dzcno. Me chcieli ma co Sc
d1lowie pozwoli6. Wskurek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-16
TOLD BY AN EYEWITNESS.
A Modest Man Who Does Not Put Himself
Enr-,rari- hnt ErihenfIN NXas In IL


Forward, but Evidently Was in IL.
There is a wide and long difference be
tween the fairs of the present day and the
fairs held when / was boy" said Patrol
man Tickle last evening, when the Ansnias
cl1b was called to order. "Of course, there
have been fairs for thousands of years, but
mean only Indiana state fairs.
1.-The first one Of that kind was held at
Cambridge City in l726. was 10 years old
at that time, and exceedingly smart for my
age, and think can say trutbfully that
[ am the only man in Indiana now living
who attended that fair, or, at least, the
only one who has a vivid remembrance Of
its every detail The exposition building
occupied 200 acres. and was built Of brick
partially burned. It was seventeen stories
high. and had tower from which one
could see the entire United States.
This tower, however, was not built of
brick, but was the trunk of a tree The
tree standing was 200 feet high. and shorn
OF its limbs and branches left trunk 500
feet long and IS feet in diameter IL was
followed out, and inside was spiral stair
Snse Landings were made a, every fifty
feet. and near each was q window that
was only pane of glass 10 by Il feet. On
the tiptop was platform where the people
used to stand and watch the earth revolve.
The main building was divided into apart
ments, the same SIS our exposition build
ing is. but believe they had better exhib-
its: that is. | mean natural products, for
we didn't hsve SO many different kinds Of
machinery then as we have now, and con
sequently they were not on exhibition.
Il remember one year the managers
msse a run on pumpkins, and the person
who raised the biggest cze was 70 be sent
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to the legislature .,,... n.v> a poem written
about him. \ Marion county man captured
the premium. lis pumpkin was % feet
high, % feet II o.a.ue-c.. and weighed
three tons. | doE't remember his name
now, but be was sent 10 the legislature just
the same, aud his pumpkin was brought
10 this city and placed on exhibition. Ii
stood for a number OF years where the
Spencer house is located now, and band
Of robbers cut hole in il and used il as
cave, but Capt. Bruce great grandfather
Of our Capt. Bruce drove them away.
But TO return 10 the fair. As ii was the
only thing Of its kind in the west the at
tendance was very large. and as il was held
all the year around the managers made a
great deal of money. The first train of
cars and the first steamboat were among
the articles exhibited there, il ny memory
serves me true. Such horseracinz as we
had Regular flyers and no mistake. Why,
have seen horses go so fast that the driv-
er and sulky would stick straight into the
air Trotting, pacing and running nova
days amt nothing. / owned a little brown
mare that could make half mile in half
a minute and not think much of IL Why,
she made a mile in three-quarters one
evening after working hAui at the plow all
day. A horse that couldn't trot 2 mile
minute was barred of the track as no
good We had balloon races, too. and they
occasioned great deal Of fun
Il was in balloon race myself one day.
and the way we split the air and shattered
the clouds into little bits was q caution
We were sure TO win. when q fellow who
had good deal of money bet against Us
fired rife bail into our balloon This let
cut the gas, and down we went There
were twenty-three people in the basket, and
all were killed except me. / happened 20
have on q linen buster. and tkst helped me
ant = cnod drsI ~ -atrhinS shs Wind a.