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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

ktoYY odpadf l ZSlnaf. Wlec MIC
dziwnego ME bedzle, re tn ma
p6}tora blisko mlliona ludnosci
polskiej moga odpast i zginac
ds1esiatkl. Ale ca}y narod z}aczo-
ny, %zjednoczony i wspdlnie do
jednego celu dazacy, zpowaznieie
W obllczu niezyczllwych ME
dozwoll soble krzywdy ~wyrzadzaG.
Jezeli kt6rej stronie ME po-
doba sic, ably to z~jednoczenie i
uroczystosc mlala sic odbyc ko-
niecznie u sw. Stanislawa w Chi
cago, to ola sw1ete] zgody, jed
noscl spokoju mog}aby sic Cd
bye W innej mlejscowosci, ably
jednosc nastapi}a. Bo zreszta coz
"a obowlazek koniecznego pilnowa-
MA sic Chicago, jakby iakiego
Rzymu lub wyroczni delfcklej?
Dobrze, jezeli caiy lud Ma to sic
zgodzi, nj to przecle lyle jest
miejsc innych.
Wszakze Panowie juz ME dfu.
go a staniecle pred trzybunaiem
Boga da zdania rachunku z wa
szego zycia czyn6w. l ~jednoczesnle
staniecie pred trybuna}em opinii
p%ubllcznej, caiego narodu, az i
W potomnosc, tn W Europe.
Przeto warto mad tenn sic zartano-
vic co MONA naprawic.
Siowem, obmyslcle Panowie
sposob W dzlen tel uroczystosci
$50 Mala zaprowadzcie zgode i
jednosc pomiedzy lud polski. A
tym sposobem zbawicie nar6d, DO
zachowacle 60 cd zguby a ola SIZE
bic w%dzieczaost i b}oga pamiec
potomnosci zostawlcie. A do tego
teraz w}asnie nadchodzi stosowna
chwlla.
I wy panowie l drodzy bracia
Rodacy, gdziekolwiek mieszkacie,
do kt6rejkolwiek strony nalezycie
pod jaka badz nazwa stowarzy-
szeni jestescle. Wldzicie. re tn j.
die o rzecz stuszna, Zbawienna i
konieczna dla narodu polskiego w
Ameryce. Wszakze wy jestesci po-
waga l si1a, i vase siuszne 10
DANA powinny stanowic decyzye.
30 gdyby was ME byfo, ME byfo-
by i przewodc6w. Do czeg6z ma
| &C zyG rozdzieleni, bracia przeciw
brsciom, re szkoda swoja mnych,
kiedy wszyscy jednej jestesmy
WARY i narodowosci? Przeto b}a
gam was drodY bracla, ma ml1osc
Boga i ma wszYstko, co wan jest
mile i drogle: podnlescie sw6j gfos
i zadanla "a wsp6lnem bratniem
po1aczenlem sic catego narodu pol
skiego. Zdania swoje oblawiajac W
pismach publicznych, ably wszyscy
Bracia czytali widziell wspolnle
mysli i checi jedni drugich. Korzy-
%stajcie z tel okazyi W tym roku
stuletnlej rocznicv $50 Mala, DO
jezell to teraz zanle dbacle, ma "a
! wsze wszystko straclcie,
Me uwazajcle, drodzy Pano-
vie, kto to radzl, gdyz jestem
drobna jednostka i Bog w'dzl ME
majac2 do niczego ~roszczeh, lecz
powodujc nina bolest mad rozszar
paniem i przysz}2 zguba ukocha-
nego narodu mego. A re radze
dobrze, to mi powiada moja wiara
sumienie, znajomosd rzeczy i dos.
wladczenie jake polaka i kap}ana
katolickiego.
Ks. NJ. MosGewshi
prob. u $1v. J0zatata 10 Detroit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
PLACCIE IA
TELEGR AM Z NlNNEPOLlS.

(lS lutego, godzina 8 Z rana)
w sprawie Heilperna ~jeszcze
wyrok ME zapad1. Sedziowie PREY
siegli wczoraj G wp6} do 4tej pc
p%ofudniu poszll ma ustep / ootad
siedza PREY drzwiach zamknletych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
(Nades1a1 ks. Mozejeuski z DetroiD.
TDokonczenie7.


kolwlek piekne So vase projekta'
piekne moga bye obchody, spiewy
orkiestry, mowy, uczty, zYwe o.
bray ftp. W dniach u~roczystoscl
8. Mala. Ale czem sic to wszystko
wyda W obec tych smutnych,
bolesnych l rozdzlerajacych SERGE
obrazow? Czem sic to wyda W o.
bee rozszarpanego ma czesci i daleJ
rozszarpywanego, nekanego W VIE
lu mlejscach, wsrdd reku ginacego
naszego ludus! SERGE MI sic kraJe,
gdy to pisze, DO widziafem sly
szalem smutne 1 bolesne rzeczy,
mad kt6remi krwawe Ivy ronlc
potrzeba. Daruicie panowle,
ale wasza wesoia ur~oczystosc W
obec smutnej i godnej opfakania
rzeczy W istocie ME tylko wydaia-
by sic blichtrem, komed]a ode
grana ma zamydIenie oczu, ale
uraganiem z nleszczesllwego W
wielu mieiscach i W samem chi.
cago cierplacego i stojacego mad
przepascla zguby narodu polskle-
go. Wprz6d stancie sig przyja-
ciotmi i opiekunami z%nekanych
braci i ratujcle ich cd zguby, a
wtedy wzywajcle ma tryumfalne
obchody drogich pamiatek i
uroczystosci. 30 coz i'm pomoze
obchod st~uletnie] rocznlcy daw-
nei wolnosci, kiedy dzls W wolnym
kraiu W w1elu miejscach ! to W
oczach waszych So nekani i ucie-
miezanl, a krzywda ick VIOLA o
pomste do Nleba.
Wtedy Polacy z prawdzlwym
pozytk1em i radoscla obchodzlc be-
d. swe pamiatkowe uroczystoScl'
kiedy pomiedzy mini zakwltn'e
jednosc, zgoda, wsp6lna daznosc
do prawdziwego dobra, l rzeczywl-
ste beda tego owoce. Jak pomle-
dry przewodnikami przepadna oso-
osob,ste zacbcianki, wldokl lntry-
gi, a zakwitnle ~rzeczYwlsta mlfosc'
! wsp6lna bezinteresowna mysl ola
dobra narodu. Jak zginie to nasze
dawne smutne prsys}owie: ,,Czyja
to sprawl?
Pana volta.
A kto ia roztrzasa i sadzl?
Sam pan wojt!
A tn niestety najwiecej waz-
nych spraw W TAXI spos6b sic od
bywa.
.Jak osobiste widoki i cele ME
beda dzla}aiy ma krzywde ludu'
Jak panowie przewodcy rozszarpa,
nego ludu podacie sobie rece 40
wsp6lnej zgody i iednomyslnego,
p]ozytecznego dzla}ania Ola dobra
braci. Jak p~omysllcie o wyzszych
szkofach anglelsko polskich / IN
nych dla ludu polskiego koniecz-
nych potrzebach, zeby mas przesta-
no traktowac ma rowni z Indyana-
mi.
Kiedy nar6d polski zjednoczo-
ny stanle sic powaznym i powa-
zanym, re niechetni przestana go
zwaG zgraja hub zwlerzetami, re
beda musleli go szanowac i sic H.
czyG z MIN. Gdz,e dis jednego
kap}ana Tub ca}ej parafi CLOS ME
lest wys1uchanym, tam wtedy po-
waga zjednoczonego narodu po-
trait znalesc uwzglednienie ME tyl'
ko u Blskup6w vladz amerykan.
skich, ale / u stolicy Apostolskiej
Bee blisko p6itora narodu W Of
czyznie cd wicklow zawsze wleTne'
ge i przywlazanego do Stollcy sw
powinno zasfuzyc ma uwage. Meet
nar6d widzi uczciwosG postepowa-
MIA przewodc6w, ktdrzy ma takicl
sami sic wybrali. Mech ME bedzlt
przez dorobkowiczow satrapov
uciemiezany, bedzle zwrdcona bacz
ma uwaga ma upadajacych braci
gorliwa praca ola %nawrdcenia
drogl z}ej. Mech ME ginie marni'
tylu naszych rodakow pod wzgle
dem WARY i narodowosci. A wted,
nar6d odetchnie piersla prawdziwe
swobody i z prawdziw2 radosci
bedzle obchodzif swe dawnc marc
dove pamiqtki l uroczystoscl,
prawdzlwem zaufan'em bedzle wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
ODPOW EDZ

MA OKOLNIK P. KROLIKA Z
CHICAGO, z DINA Is STICZ-
MA r. B., WYshANI w
INTERESIE O II . D U
ego MAJ \.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23
Snbmarfae TeIephonfus.

" Il P-eeee II Ths Electrical Engineer
II the Newcastle meeting last year 1
gave reasons and experiments which led
20 the conclusion th&t tslephoni1g be-
tween London S1t Paris WIS practical.
New and GiStInc- oysrgruund lines OF
for copper wires are nov being erected
oy the respective Governments from
each capital 10 the coGSt, and : Few
cable, the Joint property q the TWO Gov
ernnsn1S, VIII oe laid during this year
between the Kent coast and San Gate,
70 connect these TWO lines. There VIII
thus Dc two metallic circuits between
the TAO capitals. The I ?, that Is, the
producs Of the capacity, <, and the re-
Sls-zccs, ,, a each circClC, upon which
the ele4rneSs q the articulation depends,
vii Dc 800, indicating that speech
should 6e excellent
/ somewhat similar circuit has been
established since October LAST between
BueEos Ayres and Mo1teTideo under my
Sdylcs- The cables 4eross the Is Plata
are eSch tBenty-eight miles long, for
there are two separate single-Eire cables,
z16 he total distance between the TWO
cities L $50 miles Subscribers who
have metallic circuits N eGek city have
10 difficulty n speaking 20 each other
from Their respective offices, although
the Is - high Is 10, +lG-
The cable 2cross the channel VIII De :
t1Cr-wlre cable,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23
Ordination Services.

4 Council q pastors Sn3 delegates Of
varSoas evangelical churches met in the
pGr,ozs u the Central Union Church,
Saturday morning, and examined MsSSrs.
r X R&peiSs and i. V. So4rss with REF
sre2cs . thssr Christian experience Snd
their Qualifications to- the work o. the
Gospel ministry.
Sunday evening Central Union Chureh
Was filed with an audience thSt seemed
interested and impressed by the o-din&-
ton services Rev. Dr. HYDE acted As
Moderator O. The Council. and gave the
charge 70 the candidates His address
WIS an elaboration Of the statement that
their one WAS one q salvation IS well
IS helpfUlnSSS- Life through the Word
Vas the object they were ever 70 keep
before thsm- Rev. :. E Bishop made
the or62inIns PRAYER. Appropriate Scrip
lures were Rad by Rev Dr.. Beekwith
and Rev. J Okzbc. Rev. W. 3. 0leson
gave The Right Hand Of Fellowship, wei
coming them 20 the duties and the loys
Of the Ministry OF the Word. In his adj
dress. Rev. y. 2. Emerson alluded 20
the mistaken policy Of the Roman Cath
Ole Church n withholding from the
people Gods gospel q grace. Invoked
On behalf Of these Christian workers
among or Portuguese neighbors and
fellow eitizsns, substantial aid and asSur-
&ncsS q friendly sympathy.
TIE Hawaiian Beard hopes soon 10 get
20 : chapel 81 Hilo for the Portuguese
similar % the one bCilEin Honolulu LIST
December for The Portuguese residents q
this city. i Day school q nearly forty
little children Is now IN successful opera
ton II connection with this chapel. Rev.
r X B2pciSc : Stationed II HilO. Rev.
i. V SoareS has charge q the WORK IN
Eon0lulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23
100 TIEEp no FaNx.

give him = chance to recover iron his
extraordinary exersio1.
100 rTSED 100 THINK.
In : lev minutes the play wSs resumed
and Sullivan snecesied in rssppeSring.
He Vas evidently tired. hosevez, SRd
curing the performance fo1ni Il co1ve-
nlsns - lean against something Tor sup
pozt, He wOal6 hezve 81 Occasional
deep Slsh ana glance wlckeily 81 the
gallery Is L the applause wSS not sarh-
Gently enthusiastic 70 suit him.
he SCcess3sS n Worrying through
and ziss< the performance was ini1ced
% enter s carriage sn& 20 % his NON
:. T. Czn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23

n zIu0st every Esighbo.Eood there Is
sons O1s @ Eo-s persons Eboss lives have
been saved b CtsuberIEir's Cole. Cholera
and Diz-rt0s8 Rsusdy, O. Eho have bsen
eued Of ehrocic disrrh0ss BY II Such per
s7E take special pleasure II recommending
TIE remedy ID othszs- The praise that TO
lows the introduction and uss makes II very
poplar. = and % csc. bottles fo- sale BIZ
sII Dealers
BENSON. Smith 4 Co,
Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23

For t-Czblesouz enozh ttere Is nothing
better than Chznbsrlgin's Cough Remedy.
L s1zs1gths1s the pulmonary organs, zIIzys
any irritation and Externally cures the
cozsh L Is especially valuable fo- The
cozzh =hich 50 oftzn fellows N s-1sck OF
tie gr5Q. For sale b. al Dealers
BENSON, SMITH L co,
AzeEE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23

3 s1zgssss0-- Il yO1 zrs rro16lzd win
rhs1-z-zsE CT lane back allow Is TO
s1zgszs thzs yoa ~ tie folIosing simple
rzDsdy: Take Ptees OF flannel the SIZE OF
th= 10 hands. sztzrzts L Sish Chamber
I-in's Pam Balm and bind i On over the
seat Of pain L I'll prodEee pleasant
zzuth and relieve yo1 Of al pain Many
severe cases have beel czrsd II this Esy.
he Pain Balm car be Obtained from all
Dealers
BENSON. SMITH 4 Co,
Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23
THE kLAUEA
VOLCANO House CD.
Has purchased the Volcano House. and
The PUnaIuu Hotel

Has purchased the Volcano House. and
The PUn2luU Hotel.
Arrangements have been completed with
the Wider Steamship Co. ana the Inter
Island Steamship Co, 50 that
1 S1gls Route Ro1E5 Inp LIKE.
Can be obtained AZ the office OF either
Steamship Co. fOr FIFTY DOLLARS (S5Ol
which COVERS ALL EXPENSES, includ-
ing steamer ticket reserved state room.
meals, board and lodging at Hilo or ka1.
transportation e and from the Volcano by
either carriage or horseback. and board,
lodging, steam sulphur baths and guide
into the crater, sr the Volcano.
ms ticket involves an absence from HO-
nolulu Of eight days and GIVES FIVE
DAYS on SHORE, which can be spent az
any point the ticket holder chooses, either
81 the E0lCSnO, HIlo, OF Punsluu-
Ii the TIP up 10 the Volcano IS made the
day the steamer arrives. and the return on
the day she leaves, II allows FOUR
NIGHTS AID THREE DAYS az the Vol
cznO, O. two days and TWO nights
longer than heretofore allowed On this
ticket
Double Ro1is Round Tnp ItkaE
Nay also be o6t2ined Tor SEVENTY
DOLLARS (s70)-
I1is ticket includes al expenses covered
o the other ticket and the holder nav go
D. either the EIO o. ksu route and return
b the Other
b taxing this ticket An ENTIRE
WEEK NAY BE SPENT At The VOL
CASO, II z cool brzcing climate. with in
TlgOTzulg steam sulphur baths at hand,
and the GREATEST VOLCANO on
EARTH II constant action II the front
yard o. the Hotel
Until : Encouragement OF time tables
eac be made, this ticket VIII De issued only
70 90 Up by the Hail. and hack By the
Khan
E%FurLher information can De 90
tanned IRON either Of the Steamship Com
pznies-
KILAUEA VOLCANO HOUSE co.
Honolulu, Nay =. 1881
2775-7t ls77-5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-23

JUST TIE THING FOR THIS
WARM WEATHER REFKIGEKA-
TORS AND ICE CHESTS TRIPLE
NOTION ICE CREAM FREEzERs-
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. Ltd.
FORT STREET.
ls7 2T7s-e
TIE ADVERTISER is the Paper for
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
A Test of Classic Music.

According to the Dusseldorfer As-
zeiger there is a very simple method
by which even the greatest skeptic
may ascertain whether piece of music
is good, bad or Indifferent. It is as
follows: If the music goes II. 2. s.
hop, hop, hop" or II, 2, 8. bum. bum.
bum," you may depend upon it that
you are listening to unmitigated rub
bish. But when you hear music which
sounds as though a number of well
arranged notes were stuck into bar
rel and energetically stirred about
like sort of harmonious oatmeal por-
ridge, then you may assume that it is
a fugue, and at once compose your
features into an expression of profound
interest.
II, on listening to the music, you
fancy the notes are dropping accident
ally on the floor and from time to time
asserting themselves again in a quiet.
dreamy sort of way, then the piece is
probably a nocturno, and nocturnos.
as you are aware. are very high-class
music indeed.
When the notes seem to arrive in
truck loads and each truck contains. so
to speak. different sort from the one
that has gone before. and when the
train appears to take an unreasonable
amount of time in passing a given
point then the master piece is most
likely a symphony, and symphonies
are the greatest musical creations
hitherto produced.
When it appears as though the notes
had been tumbled down helter-skelter,
then vigorously shoveled up into a
heap and lastly blown into the air
with dynamite cartridges-that is
rhapsody, and rhapsody is the latest
variety of music out.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18

could have married twenty times.
Camilla, but 1 never-I own i'll
never came so near really liking any
one since your poor step-father. Mr..
Miller, died as l did that man long
ago in San Francisco. l suppose he is
much younger than I, but l should have
said yes if he had asked me then.''
And now, ma?n cooed Camilla.
''Stug and nonsense, child" replied
her mother. Now I'm looking for
ward to being a grandmother"
''Oh, go away, mam said Mrs. PEN
dexter, and both ladies giggled.
As for Pendexter, he dressed him
self in trembling haste and stole softly
downstairs. A portiere gave him a
chance to remain unseen while he took
peep. He had not doubted before
his ears had given him plenty of evi-
dence-but now his eyes gave him
further proof. The California charm
er-the lady for whose sake he had de-
serted his Camilla the evening before
was his mother-in-law.
For few moments Mr.. Pendexter
had mind to run away. but reflection
assured him that Mrs. Miller had quite
as much reason to feel embarrassed as
he had; and with this consoling refiec-
ton in his mind, he drew back the
portiere and entered the room.
My dear mother-in-iaw, he said, !,
Il am delighted to see you"
''It was so lovely of you, Kenny
Penny" said Camilla afterward-M
r LedQer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
Fur capes, Mufs, Storm Collars, Astrakan capes

And they better than last The beautiful,
bright ustrous Genuine Monkey Capes and M also
better and better STYLE The prices of all kinds of First
Glass Black Furs such as Monkey Astrakan Wool Seal
very great demand Mr.. Newand, Fur Manufacturer
writes that he will be able duplicate these goods
only at increase in price We still offer all Of
lines of Astrakan and Monkey Capes at early prices
you thinking of buying anything in this lne do not
delay. You will surely money by buying them
We have nice line of FUR TRIMMINGS in Mink,
Angora Astrakan Opossum, Fox Lynx English Hare and
other pretty styles.
Our store is just oHooK FULL of desirable goods of
every possible kind
We constantly buying and receiving things.
Our trade is very active We in all experience
have known time when able to offer such good
values in EVERY THING, the present time.
We have just received another lot of OUR PREMI-
UNI BOOKS, including the WHITE HOUSE COOK
BOOK If you haven't already Card, ask for one. We
want every customer to have
The Ladies of the Unversalist Society will make our
Comforabes for this We have just had so put
in stock all made of the best materials and nicely tied
We will keep stock hand during the Winter and offer
them at the of material with price paid for
kng-Don't buy cheap, sKnPEY, poorly made Comforta
bes, filled with GREASY, (not Batng), when
you buy such good honest Homemade Comtortables
as offer you, at only slight difference in price
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
HORRORS AT THE MUSEUM.
Dried Heads, Human ScaIps, Necklaces o
Fingers and other Edffying sights.

The National Museum does not 60
in for horrors, but some gruesome
things ars to be found there. neverthe-
less. says the Washington Star.
For example, there are two human
heads from the upper Amazon. dried
in a weird and extraordinary fashion
The natives on the high slopes of the
Andes delight in chopping off the
heads of their enemies and preserving
them for ornamental and other pur-
poses. Their method is to make cut
with knife around the lower part of
the neck and draw the skin off over
the head, taking care to preserve in
tact the nose. mouth and other feat
ures.
Next. the skin is turned right side
out and the lips are sewn together with
coarse twine, such as groeers use.
leaving fringe of string hanging
down for length of two feet from
the chin of the departed foe. Finally
the head, thus bereft of its skull. is
filed with hot gravel. which makes it
shrink. The hot gravel is renewed as
often as may be necessary until the
head has shrunk to quarter the size of
of that of a newborn child.
The appearance of such head thus
treated is grotesque beyond describing.
Its face is that of a human being re-
duced to scale of four-months' en-
bryo. The features are perfect and
the nostriIs and lips are as in life.
though the color is inky black. Per-
haps the lips are knit together so that
they may not reply when spoken to,
for the custom is to hang these cheer
full trophies by their long black hair
from the rafters of the family domicile
and address to them vituperative iibes
on occasions of festivity.
The museum has very large collec-
ton of scalps, and it is wonderful to
think what tragic tales they would
have to tell if they could only speak.
One of them is crown of real golden
hair with circle of skin attached,
| reft from the head of a little German
girl at the Mountain Meadow massacre.
In spots it is stained with the victims
| same party of honest pioneers may
have been the man from whose caput
shock of black and curly locks was
torn; it forms part of the exhibit.
There are many other scalps of white
people and Indians-the former mostly
curly and readily distinguishable from
the straight black hair of the abort
gines. The long tresses of women,
blonde and brunette, suggest to the
mind imaginings none too fearful of
tragedies, with outrage and torture as
preliminary. A single warriors
trophy bears pendant twelve scalps.
each representing murder.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
How the Divided skirts Are Made.

Do you want to know, asks the Free
Press, how the divided skirts of the
famous dancers are fashioned2 Make
your skirt of light crisp silk. some
pretty coior-scarlet, if you like, or
bright blue. Let it come half way be-
tween knee and ankle. just pair of
scant bloomers, either ballooning or
holding by elastic about the leg. On
each leg sew ruff1e half way above
the knee, full ruff1e. or better still.
knife plating that falls to where the
bloomers end. If you want to be very
particular you can put another ruf1e
under this just about the knee of each
leg and falling to the edge of the
bloomers. Then new skirt this same
length and of the same material to the
end of the bloomers. No matter what
happens. no flash of white can suggest
exposure. The white articles of wear
are safe under the blooms. No matter
how high a reach the step up is the
ruff1es on the lifted leg fall in mass
about the leg and down to the other
leg, looking as if ones skirts clung
kindi,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
Ladies', Misses eChildrenS ClOakS, Jackets

&c., anywhere this vicinity. We constantly receiv
ing garments Our uniform low prices and correct
Styles and superior quality of garments have done
much to popularize Cloak Department If you want
you do not come in and what do for you
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
Summertime in Georg gia.

o, summertime in Georgy, love to sing your
praise,
When the green is on the melon and the sun
is on the blaze;
When the birds are pantin', chantin', and just
rantin' round the rills
With the juice of ripe backberrieS jeS' a.
drippin' from their bills.
o. the summertime in Georgy when through
leaves of green and brown
The bright an vioet-scented dews jes' rain
their richness down
On the cool and clingin' grasses where the
tickle sunbeam slips,
And the furnished lily FUCKERS I'D its white
Respondent lips.
o, summertime in Georgy, with the glory in
the dells
Where the rare and rainy incense from the
fresh'nin' shower swels,
An DER the bars to twinkiin stars float twi-
lights sad farewels
In the lowin' of the cattle an the tinklin' of
the bells!
o, summer-time in Georgy, when meath the
listenin' vine
Where the purple mornin' glory an the
honeysuckle twine,
The whippoorwlls were singin' their notes of
love an bliss,
An TO my lips were clingin' the lips used to
kiss.
Stay, like a dream eternal, while dearest
dreams depart,
An rain your honey sweetness in showers
round my heart.
PShaw! I'm gettin so pathetic my eyes can
hardly see;
o, summertime in GeorgyI You're the best
of times to me.
Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
A LIFELONG Disappointment.

.'W ut a sad face she has. 1t looks
as if il might have a woful life his
tory"
III has. She was disappointed in
love ,leS young. She has never been
able TO get over it"
.Dal he iilt her. or die. or whatp"
sNriLher; he married her. ."-Detrott
Free ieSS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18

By the time you will read this ad the writer will be in
New York. We go to pick up CHRISTMAS and HOL-
will try hard to have coming display of pretty things
more attractive than before.
We will be sending home by Express, things in
Dress Trimmings, Vevets and Pushes, and many Other
things in our different departments, IMMEDIATELY.
Our boys and have promised to hold things leve
during the absence of the SUPERINTENDENT and hope
to do large business in the meantime. So
"Come along, along
Make DELAY
The boys will do the business
When the Boss has gone away.
EVERY LOVELY
There are Bargains HERE at hand
d. M. @. is doing business
At the same Old Stand'
d NJ CIEWELI.-