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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
" wydawca; Mieromim Derelowski.

Many jeszcze prze-
sz4o 100 Kalendarzy
Maryahskich i ijeszcze
d4uzszy czas bedzie-
my je rozse}ali darmo
przyjacio}om naszym,
kt6rzy zaplacili ca4o-
roczny abonament "a
WIARUSA.
NOWI ABONENCI, kt6rzy
diva dolary naprzod op}aca,
dostanq opr6cz Kalendarza
MarysnslSiego, dwle lazeczkl
(Nabozehstwo do sw. J6zefa
/ Proroctwa o Polsce) a mad
to przez caty rok darmo i'm
pose1ac bedz!emV gazetke pod
tytniem K O clusz z k o.
ABONENCI, kt6rzy przesla
nam 2 dolary zalegfego abo-
namentu. odbiora W prezen'
Gle Kalendarz MaryansFi i
,Nabozenstwo do sw. Jozefa".
Kto juz odehraf W prezencle
ksiaaeczki, moze dostac tal1ze
ieszcze ;, ,kalendarz Maryahski''
lecz musl znow przeslac do
lara, ktory mu bedzie policzo-
ny ma rachunek jego abana.
mentu.
z szacunkiem
Admlnistracya nWiarusa"
Cor. 2 dc CarllAona SITS.
: Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
BAL, |

Towarzystwa sw. J6zefa przy
kosclele sw. Tr6jcy W Chicago, u
rzadzony ma wyiaczna korzysG
zasilenia kasy koScjota sw. Trolley,
odbedzie sic W dniu 10 Maja 1890.
Pocz2tek godzlnie Smej wieczo-
rem W Aurora Turn Hall przy
Milwaukee ave. i Huron ullcy.
Biletdw wstepu ma takowy dostac
mona W RedaIcyi Zgody No. 112
w. Davision ulicy W Chicago III.
= Nanny nlewqtpliwa nadzieje, re
ma bal wydany W tax szlachetnym
celu og6} polak6w nader licznie
SIC zgromadzl.
Przepraszamy Towarzystwo
,,hosciuszko" W Chicago, ze przez
omyike, a raczej nleswiadomosc
ma zebranie prezydent6w, ME EOS
tax zaproszony prezydent iowa
rzystwa Kosciuszko Many ma
dzieje, re blad ten zostanie nam
przebaczony l cafe Towazystwo
swoj2 bytnosci2 bal mas zaszczyci.
W imieniu Towarzystw Sgo J6ze-
ia
Jan Gr&eca, prczydent,
Dominih Bartos=ea0icz, sekr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
KRONlRA 4YGoDNl0WA.:
XXIII.

- Co. sic ME udo1o Archlmede-
so,ui, to sic z peeonoSci;q AIDA
Z,vlqzhoei. Zopoeyledzla11e Gu
. do bedq j1ea sq.-John 4 SHs2
chcleH zroJic cud, ,vlno z 1cody-
iz,o ohio i'm sic hiepshi;e pieco-
htore I'M moevorzy1 dashop. = +.
Chanasztj oyysy7a sue prodeIhta
ducAo aogloaccena d. An1ery%l.-
Ch1vaH spryt 4 eoy7olosA a"7ery-
ha,isIic1 ztodzieji-ubozeeco mad
lzyoavskln7i, 2e biedna. = H'ablo
i hozak, k,-hozak 4 Hrabio: d,co
porooevuania.- Przysz7y manifest
Csuzoya Zov. N. P Protohut
posiedzenia pcecnej gr"py zs0'qz-
koavej.
d a pos s m pc e N
fingere, terra m q u g
m Owe b 0!
Duj;ci;e mi naiejsce n0 oporcle stopy
4 sienue ca7Q acyzucq pod st''opy.
To mial pono powiedzlec
zna,omy nan: ju7 Archimedes,
ten slawny fabrykont Stub W
Svrakusach Szc7escle wlels'e
dla mas, ze Zarim mu dano
to oparcie, nieprzYiacieisey
zolnierze wysrubowali go
wprzod M tamren swiat. Z'e-
mia vice nasza zosta}a na sta
rych pesadach i kursu1e t2
sama elipsq po przestworz,' |,
niebiesl1iem. AZ strach pomYs.
lee coby to sic by}o stafo'
gdyby ten majster cd Stub
by1 wykonal swoje plany! Me.
byloby AMI Amervk', AM
Zwiazku N. T., ami FranNa l
re zbola]emi psers1a!n1, AMI
posmiertnego. DIS many
wszystkle te rozkosZe, a u
mierajac po zwiqzNowenu z
,,ustalonemi 2asadArni" i"-Ieze'l
czasem chetlla ME we&mic do
zmartwychwstania-to ma sic
przynajmniej 500 dol. cash" I"
ma sic przecie gotowke ma
zapiacenle "a przcw6z Charo
nowi, ma rogatke ma plerw-
sly ,,trlt' prohiblcyJny z RE
XII Lethe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

robotnlkiem, - czyll kapitalem 6
prac2 Jest, Wed}ug mego zdan!a
Wynlklem prawa natury W
tym blegu natulalnego rozwoiu
nigdy do ostatecznego celu ME
dojdzIemy. Nigdy ME przyjdzlemy
do tego punktu - gdzie robotnik
powie: ,iestem kontent i zadowol
n'ony, ia, mole dzieci i nastepcy"
Jest to aksyomatem, re robotnik
zawsze day do rolepszen1a swoJe-
go bytu. La zas daznosc dopoty w
MIN bedzie trwa}a, dopol<i bedzie
widziec kogos ktorego poIozenie
sig bedzie lepsze, nizjego zdawat mu
w}asne.
wv drugiej po}owie tego
stulecia, po}ozenie robotnika bar
dzo sic polepszy1o. Pred so laty
blega}y dzlecl W ubogich Mem
czech do 10 lub II lat w1eku bo-
SO i W jednej koszulce. DIS die
ci nawet ubozszych klas So przy-
zwoicle ubrane, tax male jal
wieksze. CIV Ameryce zas dzieci
prostych robotnik6w chodza ubra-
NE jak szlacheckie dzieci W kra
ju. - P. R.) Wszyscy maja po-
karin lepszy / ME pracuia tax d}u-
go. :.daje mi sic, re podobnie
dzIeje sic juz we wszystk!ch cywi-
lizowanych krajach".
wv kwestyi cech6w, tax sic
ks. Bismark wyrazll: ,.Czlonkowie
cechow gie}d rzemle$lniczych -
ME byh wcale robotnikaml W
znaczeniu dzisiejszem tego s1owa.
By}a to pewna arvstokracya ro-
botnicza. Caie ich powodzenie po-
lega}o ma ich wy1acznosci.
wv wleczne] walce kapita}u
praca, ta ostatnia najwiece] odnie-
! s}a zwyciestw. ] talk bedzie zawsze
tam, gdzie robotnik ma glos przy
wyborach. Jezell kledykolwiek ja-
kies ostateczne zwyciestwo bye
moze = to Z pewnoscia robotnik
je odniesie. Gdyby zas kiedykol-
wick ia walka zakonczyt sic mia
Ia, tedy tez ia Gala dqznost ludz-
la stan1e II kresu; ia jednak mys-
le, re to ME ley W wyrokach
Boskiej opatrznosci. lime rozwla-
zanle tel kwestyi mozllwe tylko
W krajach niewoli = jak w AIRY
ce, tam gdzie ca}y system socyal
ny polega ma podstawie nlewoli
Tam murzyn kontent re swego
stanu, ME pragnie polepszenia, juz
to braku inteligencyi lub re stra
chu pred batem.
,,Podobny stan ponizenia czio-
wleka by1 tam Jest Cd niepamiet-
nych czas6w, pierwej zanim his
torya zapisa}a go swych roczni-
kach. Moze rozwiazanie tel kwes-
tyi podobncm bye mo5e ma jakiej
Z tysiacznych wysp, gdzie przyro-
da klimat dajq cz}owiekowi }atwy
bez piracy sposdb wyzywienia-
Taxi stan tam pono egzystowa1,
gdy europeJczycy pierwszy raz
tam Zawlneli, szukaj4c dla siebie
ziemskiego raju. Gala pracq czio-
wleka bylo tam zrywac q drzewa
kokosowe orzechy, iesG je bawic
SIC pod promieniami ciepFego
sfohca lub W milym cicniu drew
palmowych.
,.Atoli taxi stan rzcczy ME
jest postepem. " podobny spos6b
| D,orro I,,J,ia ;,,r 4vc;oco Iot y,Io
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
Jezell sic Archimedesowl

w W
sztuka ze swiatem nie udafa
to lego wilma; "a wiele ia
dad. Taxi punkt oparcla, to
przecie ME bagatela. Ale ze
sic sztuka uda Zwiazkowi N.
P, 20 w1ecej jak pewno.-Nie
tylbo 2e polslSe zbuduje ma
drugl roI1, ME tylko 2e po-
kryje wszelkie defcyta, wy
gol zbolale piersl = nauczy
swych wielkich redaktor6w i
mowcow gramatyki ortogra-
fii-ale cnda bedzie robif.-
Tax jest, cuda. to prawdzi-
we cuda. Zapowledz!at .je pan
Hrabla Cd uZgody" pod jed
nym tylko warunkiem:: ze ie-
mu Zwiazkow, danny pok6j.
-Zadanie skromne -skutki-
cudowne-pok6i dajemy, nacu.
da czekamy.
Zresztq iuz many jeden
wlelki cud zwlazkowy do "a
notowania. Ws>akze wskrzesif
kllku zmariych porzadba zwiaz-
kowq smierc!a. - JUL nawet
dzlaay dodafy do piesn1 Gu
dach nova zwrotke:
,,Sekretarze pez zawady
Uciekaja do kanady,
Umarll posmiertne brali
1 zn6w z grobu powstawali".
Zafu]emy bardzo tych, kto-
rych Zwiazek iako katolik6w,
ME patryotow, ludzi 2 ,,nie-
ustaIonemi zasadami" "--powy-
kreslai re swego cudotworcze-
60 grona. Jak CT o1edaey umr:a,
to ju2 pewaie wlece]. ME oayja.
-Coby to byto sic stale q $:
p. Drajmanem, gdyby ME Gu
dotworcze posmiertne? AZ
slrach pomyslec-o tym kot
le re siarka smof4 goraca,
W kt6rychby go pfawiono. A
dzls, 20 porzadnem zmortwych.
wstanlu, porzadny cz}owle1 :;
nawet dc OLGA sv. W piel-
grzymke sic wybiera'- ty]ko
mu te chamy glupi. policya
p3zeszkodz,fY.
| p. Sllsz ME chcia4 pozos-
tao " lyle i On jako prze-
slak1y zasadami katolickiemi,
! .7a]1 to mowi9: kruchom ka-
tolii - (czY czasem ten ostat-
NJ wyraz ME pomytka? P. R.)
zapowiedz1af cuda ma Swiatkl.
Coz kicdy Biskup ME DAT mu
punktn oparcia-ale talk wy
dawcy, ]ako lpIsarzowi zegro-
zi} karami koscielnemi, jezeli-
by sic powa5yll jeszcze jake
cuda robic-np. poczc;wych
l gorIiwych ksjiezy, robld gall
ganow i }ajdak6w. Lecz skoro
oni tylko przestana cuda ro-
oit-toc to bedzie najwiekszy
cud-a my i'm do takich Gu
dow danny odpowiedni punkt
opsrcis. t. ]. puscsmy ich ma
zawsze W trabe.
Pan SIisz tyl}1o ma tenn wy,
gra.-Nie bedzie miai odtad
tel nIeprzyjennosci znajdowac
sic W towarzystwie Wiarusa,
Wary i Oiczyzny, Kronikarza
i t, dale zawsze obracac
sic bedzie W wyzszem iowa
rzystwle kolegow z akademii
Sw. Mlcha!a w krakowie.
,,lskra pana Chamskiego
re Lwowa 2 dnia 8 Kwletnia
nadeszla donero Ego Maja do
Ameryki. Nhsl on ia albo
posyiac podagiem towaro
wynn ma o!1ret zaglowy albc
tez us2c2esl!wla mas swojem
uc2onem plsmem dopiero-gdy
niesprzedane nunera pc dwor-
each, biorach t. d. przyjda
nazad do redakcy.- lime bo
wiem gazety robla podr65 do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

Arnerykl W czternastu dn;ach
Ale mniejsza o top. Cham
ski przecie vie, ze gfupich
ME sieja nawet W Ameryce
Wlec abonentoW ME utraci.
Lawsze to jednak z wielk9
kcr2yscla czyta sic to pislno!
Czlow;ek sic dowie, choc przez
Lwow, co sic dzieje W Ame-
ryce. | tax p. Chamski plsze
W Iskrze Mr.. SO, ze ziodzleje
w Aneryce krada "a pomoca
elektryki.- Okradli przecie
nasz Zwiazek, ale bez elektry-
ki!-Pisze on, ze ztodziej W
Ameryce kupuje sobie silna
kleszonkowq baterya, bierze ia
do kieszenl-idzie wleczorem
do miasta, a gdy ma uboczu
upatrzy sobie ofiare - zbliza
sie-i... psztyk-pusci jej do
nosa prad observation-disclosures u
pada odurzona-a zanlm przyj,
dzle do sieble, pozby1a sic pie
nledzy, zegarka-i t. p. drob.
nostek, Kt6re elektryk spokoj-
ME sobie anektuye, We Lwo-
VIE, powiada daIej p. Cham
ski, fach zfodzleiski poczynit
ogromne postepy, lecz do A
merykahskiej perfekcyi ME do
prowadzlf jeszcze i ME dopro.
wadzl -gdy2 jest jeszcze "a
biedny, ably sobie kazdy mogl
sprawIc elektryczna baterya do
obdzlerania. Biednl zlodzieje
lwowscy; p. Chamski lch Ia
iuje. Podzlwiamy lego czulosc,
lecz wiscej l!as martwi, 3e
biedni zfodziejesniie i inaj9x CO
krast W sym~ uczonym Lwo-
vie, TAXA tam ogolna 'b;eda.
! Pow'aiaja,. se dawnjej Hr%-
biowie tr1ymali ha. dworaeh
kozakow-pan Hrabfa .pisaf
lfsly korespondencye--a ko-
zak na szybklm koniu vedzil
pismem pahskiem po ste
pach i bodziaKach nH prZezna-
czone mieisce. JaI< tel to sic
teraz ten SWAT z,nien>i. .-Da-
llb0g ze zle bedzie. Teyaz
Hrobju tn W Ancryce ma TAX
2e koza!Sa-ale caIkic;n prze-
c!Vny zachodz; stosuneil. Ia
ISosalS pisze list korespon-
dencyc, pan Hrabia ia szyb.
kim koniu (ale gdzle tam ko-
n'u) OF W podartych bucinach
redzi sZybkim krokiem DO
drukarni l ka3H zestawiac i
drukowat kozacze brednic ,,de
clericibus ct dubibus". Go to
bedzic-co to bed2ie! Mo2ehy
ieszcze ma pIsmo p. Erablego
ktos odpowiedzial ial-aIe ma lis
tY koz"cze to tylko SlIsz mo
2e dawa6 repl!kl.,-- OF lepie,-
by p. Hrabia zrobit t-aby juz
raz wydruI1owaf talk bardzo O.
czekwane odwolanie ze stro-
ny p. Cenzora = 2e ME Jest
masonem. ,j4kby nam to mi
10 bvlo-goyby5my kiedys W
Lgodzie ma przod2ie- wyczy-
tall / podziwiali li-plsane od-
woianie:: ia Cenz0r L. N. p.
z acoH narodu polshiego og2aszam
puJNcznle aUszena avobec ihulde-
MAJ osobna, &ena 'igdynie Jyt-
aal josteno ani hiedyhoIevleh 6qdq
n'asoncm-&c do Sadnej lo:y ma
so1]shlg ME nGlela2em 4 nlo uale5q
-3e og1osZe'ale = jahobyn Jy
7en1pIarYtszen1 Z pass J0oA ~.
80, jest hlan7stuen7, oszczerst,cem,
kalananaq . obrazqnag;etatu. Min
neapolis dnia j t. d.
Przy tak,e] BOWEN nicpew-
nosci-narod sic gorszy, kro-
pld!arze sic Smieja i drwinku-
ja-a zwiazIlowcy coraz vie,
Gel popuszczaja cuglc niewle-
RE iajdactwu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

Alnerykl w czternastu dn;ach.
Ale mniejsza top. Cham.
ski przecie vie, ze gfupich
ME sle]a nawet W Ameryce,
vice aboneutoW ME utraci.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16

the bankers having of amounts they
issued ("orgnal issue') by loans bearing Interest.
FOURTHTha characterization worth
three than gold andard for the
schemegold itself being sufficient supply only oneh
tenth OF the necessary currency.
more CURRENCY
bonds ethfr nonbank
loan greenbacks the Bankers onpd follows That
silver should butt should bought the
tanks deposited with government
deposit issued and instead Of
eethe should be used by the BANKS lieu bond back their
"origna ISSUE by oan with the That
thereby the silver should become free
That s the bearing locked allow
banks which does bear which
to the banksand not to the government
SxTHTha gold bill pending permit similar
the end at all whether individuals
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16

government, should only have ognal from bank
est bearing loan
propositions all
except gold silver managed
be That the eenbaks thus
purchasing which bonds
national bank loans This latter proposition not be tenab
however but the gnbak only constitutes an issue of 100000
discussion confined this
DoEs msUE?
and in doing differ from governnnts original issue?
On this question the Red Wing Advance Sun puts forth the
that
diferand then kindly but With sniA
cance 1t Ma.a
receiving light the GSAr subject
the editor will his dstinc-
ton between bearing and bearing
form the security their notes. bank themselves
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16
81 90 A YEAR IN ADVANCE

The "InViSible" and the 'lndetlnaDle.
How the Supply of Blackballs Gave Out.
It has been suggested wheat
nnp business to to
profits.
Now every the buying business
occupation tsequng capital time watchare and facilities
Every compelled to his business strictly
in this world -
But suppose unite ship their
grain their neighbor 1verpoo could they not succeed saving
twenty ntsa bushel?
Well called "The scandnav
the "Aiance Elevator Coz Its president Mr. H.
the Dakota and National Alliance put
up several and
president scrtained facts and figures which,
to simply astounding.
remembered his address to the stockholders
stated made $4,000 by
mixing ascetned by Pt oucks England bore
remarkable statement implied Returning to Minnesota
Liverpool
tenn ndfnab wheat
any farmer particulars this condition
fare public that against that
influence the farmers will not will IN large mum
whipped swayd against who dares assault the
citadel OF wrong
give history which reveals least glmmer the
truth Mr. Loucks quiet modest most
celnt organizing through shipments
line independent transportation loomed impossby he
Chamber Board rade that he
market told "any
Every one RECOGNIZED the applicant gentleman of rare pasand
the che Alliance
and they certainly Mr. Lucs the
business the method and would in
because he belonged to farmers organization
Wouldn't?
Well when they ballot enough
theba and is an that
black marbles
the identical
gt with little bands OF god Every bue he
sells broker the A commission for it, But he doing
fine the Alliance members will ship
him the mghties wheat trade this country
Now understand why single shipper stands
under the control OF five uocrats?
dispatches from Liverpool known be false?
steamships for the Duluth grain trade and
contracts shipment buh
When elevators and commission the route decline
except through the "recogned channls?"
world practically combined against labor That the long and
To talk standing alone this great
evils such magnitude the oerto
plng of Pixies Peak with a breath
impossible the attitude of party
papers the diprova develop
railroad construction No this broad state
the wheat traffic All know
regarding the Bankers Association And
see the country powerful agent good
cynical often taking sides this mighty issue
puocrat pa Note the the farmer
himself n cases!
Oh We there
fire to light upon htop together
may march, shield to shield, to the ballot boxes, and
POOR?
which the mark
hem art by which reveal the base metal in politicians
promises?
A Statement of the Case.
And Let the Nation Render its Verdict.
Taxation People, while Bankers Manufacture
Money to Make Private Loans With.
,c THE "GREAT WEST" RIGHT OR WRONG?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16
VOL. I, NO. 81

,. VOL. I, NO. 81
o s s s1 eas s 1ss psoe under
s's %
half $ sa % g % ta @ % %
s o half and @ r m sn qs notes S sn av no It will m hage
a borrower yer will pay Just the interest for loan from that that
BE- athisiy about paying
interest does the con the coin not interest bearing neither
Now which the fact? Do both interest
now extant in country, bears interest"
Every will admit that this matter
Let the supposon present matter in
broader and, possible, still clearer light
The GREAT VEST bank Capital at
We buy 100000 gold of the
that So at the outset for there difference
two propositions of the AdvancSm That difference
the position taken the wehong
bonds DUE the the debt by original
100000 OF minted coin, or coined gold-but the
this original issue Of it's co We could loan well
kind wanted But the
government debt
at the yard The made and issued utterly
and probably the bonds bought of destroyed.
How 100000 up our CAPT.
tai? We take them Washington
own (has not iued) 100000 ooootoe
stence The thus obligations $780,
900 has but bank Immediately
100000 The deposit nothing
manufacture security But the
OF private banker Our money
make original issue public pay
private debt to earn interest," gets into circulation to release
taxation does all public
iensens released by taxationby public
own Individually, and gets ofour hands in
1s-lt banks debtsn which it relieves
course receives, interest
2dt be loaned long as
that $9OO 600 whether be property
ona bank currency This the original issue The
lie debt The
tnor for enough ink dot with the whole
no relation whatever to the 100000
The pays original $9O
900 does
This proposition given Now
let offer
! We will suppose that
will have provide circulation billion
exchange AS this has nothing
metal or paper will for convenience that will issue bill
hon dollars paper bills The private credtnotes have
wered the past but people
ernment has two methods before it, viz:
1t will begin by paying all it's obligations salaries
by it's printed bills stamped mea
the billion dollars would government
which issued the receiving
dollar?
No.
Does interest by being
circulation?
Can the government money any
seize private property by virtue that
circulation? No
Is it interest bearing money?
Most emphaically, MOI
1t select number OF 1o00 who evidences
financial security and them the right print
Is this issued circulating?
culate until holds debt for which his liable?
Well of it Some of
their debts But
profits Certainy-every that
When the billion dollars solitary
has loaned dollar other
lars pay interest?
Who toto the government to help bear public
No. to the banker to accumulate private wealth.
How much does it pay to the banker annually?
Judging from clearing house reports and ratio cents to
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16
Some Precious Literature Another Buell. Circular,

Some Precious Literature --An0ther Buell. Circular.
The clark County Democrat of South Dakota got grip
the collection the South Dakota
tion which ought be framed with the circular
publish both ames How does it make the Smiths his
yoketellows feel?
CONFIDENTIAL.
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
sEcRETARY's OFFICE.
To South Dakota Banks and Bankers
fund OF to- 5 in seed %ea or the fe
daught sufferers state Letters and the
pledged considerable secretary
About the time it deemed best to call in the
Welfare OF banks "he Gsury Biz No. 3d. and the one
to and see the
before turning the money to the authorities No
LEGISLATURE DErR1MENTAL INTER
Particular credit SEVERAL LEels1A-
who worked behalf and to the officers OF the AS
sociaton. WE SPENT HUNDRED
against fifteen hundred last and thousand two
pay money the Executive Council
advising with the Governor to the best methods of
treasurer Bebe Please send in in ao eu an ene
nua dues $5oo not already sent the needed
The Association has done the history
convention will be held Sioux Falls June s,
Pierre s. d. March 12 1890
Why don't take such matter seriously?
black and damning cloud Of political namy bosteng up
these bastard wretches much head-and
the dirty sheets which sustain them There good pa
pers and good free editing many local papers
but there othersoahsome wretce who would swab the
of Bunker Hill with the charter of their liberty
how many farmers serous' when they support
sheets?
No, gentlemen We're de Pchfork let's on
the old cradle of the revolution has been spnteed
ling wood and the last has been grabed by the
crat.
What home liberty comfort, content education
hood WORTH anyway? Nothing who will sleep
and on-and on-ed with political morphine. We will be-
after have lost the heritage-On with
dance
On this matter the Dakota Ruraist says
We going howl ourselves hoarse this thing
1t stands in letters of bood-the life blood
drouthstrcken sufferers of The Bankers Assoc
did have paid this They did
because house bill No 33 and house bill No. 128 intro
duced Imagine farmer canceng his note to banker by
such statement Then they wanted to several legislators
and it cost the pitable of 5000 to fix things.
Now first call upon Governor Mellette instantly
and without the easure1-M P Beebe
for that $4,000 Secondly demand OF this Bankers
sOciaOn purge themselves possible of this confessed
bribery
We have another matter settle right soonthe material
rapidly getting into shape-and that the wonderful
Seed Loan Dakota Farmers Made by the Putes of Mn
nesota
Oh Rome! Thou hast been tender mother-thou hast
a shebear lamb Free Sparta
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vernment, should only orignal
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16

IS THE "GREAT WEST" WRONG?
The space disposal this week will not permit the
entire article AdvancSun somewhat startling
But point will be gvnor this
certainly question this country the
which this discussion has be
married follows
conspiracy put all the currency the
the hands the bankers of which the celebrated
and Buell. corroborative testimonies
ScoNDTha the operating this scheme the
ferng the
tions(b (banks) instead of from the government
THRDThat the first the National
by which
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-05-16

This Republic was foundeo
upon principles which involved
the Dignity of Labor. TO des-
troy the power Ol Labor is to.
construct Caste. A Caste ca12or,
cO-exist with a Republic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-11-07
MOURNING COUAa
cnUCr AYmv

MOURNING G0UA>o
A SPECIALITY.
The best makes Silk and Wool and
Wool lIenriettas, Batiste, Nuns Veil
ings, Serges, Casbmeres, Surahs, Ria
dame, Faille France and Mourning Silk;
Courtauld Grapes and Nuns Yelling for
Wells.
WHITE GOODS for dresses of all
kinds. The best India Linen imported
at 10, II IL. Is, IS, 20, 25, 30 cts. =
extra value
Jones .Sof Noinsoohs, Plaid and
Check Muslins 8, 10. II lie aud up.
French Nainsooks, Figured Swiss, lin
en- Lawn. Cambrics, 10. ~ IL, 15c.
CE-Parasols and Umbrellas; Ladies'
Gents and Children's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-11-07
U N . L r w Z A r

of Spring Weight, Gossamer and Gauze, from
rs to so cents.
KID, Silk and Tafieta Gloves, good makes
at popular prices.
CORSETS OF the best makes, including
Thompson Glove fitting, Warmers, G. p and
others, medium and long.
HOSIERY for Ladies, Men and Children,
including the celebrated Smith Angel s
Herndon fast dye; Modes. Tans, and the best
Balbriggan ever shown at % cents
EMBROlDERIES, All-over and Tuckngs,
Torchon and Oriental Laces
TABLE LINENS, Napkins and Towels
Special Bargains Turkey Red Table Cloths
Pillow Linens, Sheetings
Crochet and Marsailles Spreads, Oilcloths
and Mattngs.
large assert meni of Ladies' and Gents
embroidered, plain and colored bordeted
Handkerchrfs, from Be- to So 30
Cassimeres, Linen Drills and other Mems
and Boys wear. Samples sent when desired
GOODS delivered in any part Of the city
or at the Depots.
apr l8-tt j. H. :.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1890-11-07
John "A. BaIx-e1.'s Column.
PABULUM!

is to
publication of further Those how
fin its
o present besides o their lands
of
nly admitted by all who have the subject
absolute folly maxi Guuo of high grade from
is obtained chemicals.
These when PABUUM
fertilizers and explain the results Grain and
follow Is
800 lbs PahUlum will yield better results than 400
800 lbs low grade g'"s cheaper anil the farmer less than the low
sold at u prices