davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

w szostym WleKu re ZbrOdnl
czem postepowanlem dzlslej
szej Rosy'??!! Pewien bogaty
&yd, naczelnik i gtowny fila
zydowskie] gminy w Rzymie
przy]af Ware chrzesci)ahska. +;
W zbyteczrej- swej gorllwosc
Nv w'erze, zabraf synagoge
: zamtnaf ia przed zydam
j postanowi} przebudowac ie
ma katolicki koscio}. Obrazeni
tym postepklem 3ydzl, poszli
z za2aleniem do Papieza,
Grzegorz kazaf natychmiast
synagoge oddac 2ydom l ME :
przeszkadzac i'm W ich nabo-
zenstwie. Many wiec wielka
nadz;eje, ze wszystkie narody,
lako rzady, stana sic coraz
bardziej toierantnieiszemi W
rzeczacb religljnych, talk iak
my IT, jestesmy W naszym
kraju; ze Stany Zjednoczone
posfuza I'm Ia wzor. ktore u.
znaja wszystkich ludzl r0wnych
wobec Boga i wobec prawa.
Wszyscy zas powiani pamietac,
ze ME przesladowsniem ma.
wraca sic iudzi ma droge
prawdv - ale odwoiywariem
sic do 'ch sumien'a!! Ga szcze.
golnie 2ydo wsllego P. R.)"
Pewlen ayd w Baltimore,
nazwiskiem D. W. Glassa,
wezwaf ma og6Iny meeting
wszystkle chrzesci)anskle wy.
znania?? Posiuchano pieknle
zydowskiego wezwania, nawet
spora liczba duchownych ka.
tollcklch zaszczycila swoja 0.
becnoscia zydowskie zgroma.
dzenie. = KS. Kardynaf Glib
bons byf zaletym, pewnie
sprawq uclsnlopych Unitow W
Rosyi lub wypedzanych Po1a'
kow z Prus ale ably polka
zac zydkom swoja sympatya
postal W imienlu swoiem Jake
zastepce, swego wlkaryusza
generalnego ks. Dounsghue,
ktory w imieniu ks. Hardy.
danaf wypowledzlai wobec
zydkow l protestant6w, INA
der g}eboSie" sentencye: ,,Byt
moze. 2e ME tyle cara, lie lego
urzednlkow W rosyjskich pro
wlncYach "a przesladowan1e
zyddw, gan:Gby trzeba. We
diug moiego zdania. TO Stany
Zlednoc2one, ia nasza wielkf
rzeczpospollta, ma pos1an
njctwo rzucac swiatio ma caiy
swlat??!!... a swoja potegeC,
dac uczuc cd kraica do krali
ca swlata, az do granic Rosyi
(Dziekl Bogu, ze ME dale
P. R). " rzeczach, kt6re
polega]a ma zasadach wzaiem.
nego braterstwa, upadaja
ws2elkie r62nice religii??!! ;. +.
Powiadamy to g1osno wszyst'
kim, ze przesladowani zydzi
So naszymi bracmi, a jake
tacy muslmy ich bronic."
Nie)akls kalwihski pastor
Prondzlt, uznajac gfebokost
zdania katolicklego prafata, do
dat: ,,ze minely jul czasy
kIedy ro4nica wyznan ogran;.
czyia nasze sympatye."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
KR0NIkA TYGODNlOWA.
Serya II.

Ulcogi mad LISTEN KS. hardy-
mam do aydkou ~ Baltimore
Szo,vinl2zns amaerykonska lego
Wskaryusza generalnego - LII
6era5u z D. d. na ko,icr.-
WLARA I OJCZ YZNA 6a-
ayi sic u ,Brodaead". - Joklej
Hnyy I 30 cze'nu u2ysoojq re-
dakcye do aastrzyki,uanaa >nal-
krobo,v. Sqdy pacano1vshle u
Bwfazo.-SHsz otfiiarq pacanoao-
skiej sprawiedlivo$ci - roteye zy-
Gle brakiena pieniedzy PapleS
amae,yka,lski.- P'zysSte a0idoks
Sksza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
Anleryka.

GENERAL MILES naresz-
Gle dostat buntowniczych In
dyan do pokory. Naczeinicy
ick, z obozu pod Pine Ridge
agentura, przyszli do genera
la Miles | oswiadczyll, il prag.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
Przyczynek do hi
storyi przesladowa-
MIA zyd6w W Rosyi.
LIST KS. Kardynaia Glib
bons y Baltimore do zydow-
skieSo dz,ennlka Jewish EI
ponent y Baltimore, wed1ug
Catholic Reuie,y z N. Yorku, z
GruInla 1890 r.

w sprawie przesladowa-
nia II dow w Rosy chcia1-
bym Nv}"a1,G prze!Sonarie, ia
kle '%nie " mojem sercu! DO.
swlade2~nie cafych wicklow u,
czy 'tas. ze zaden narod prze-
sla"o"",Hem wyteplc sic ME
da. k32dy uc'sk sprawia re :
akcy4, :-tGra czesto obraca sic
przec'w prlesladowcom. Ina
czei i:a~lepuja Zjednoczone
Stany A;neryl<i. Ogolna vol
nose, h. naruszenAa 1akiego
kolwiets 4"yznania, ds e swiatu
wzniosi} i'rayklad rel'gljnej
toleraucyi. Stauy Zjednoczone
proteg'Ja@! wszystkie religge
ME naruszWac czY)egokol-
wick sumienia. Zyczeniem na.
SEEN Jest, ably l inne narody
poszly "a tym wzniosfym
przyk}adem!! a szczegolnie Ro,
sya. Chrystyauizm wiele bar.
dzo w'"ien 2ydom "a Stary
Testanent, "a kosztownc skar.
by, kt''re pn nich odzjedziczyf,
kt6re byly So poclecha kaz-
diego narodu, zawlera)ac W
soble naIwY&sza nadprzyrodzo.
ma madrosc. Zatozycielem ma
szej sw. religil byi, wedlug
clafa, 2ydem; talk samo Jego
sw. Matka, wszyscy Apostle
fowie. Ola tego tel powinni
wszYscy rhrzescijanie przy)a-
clelslSie zyw'c w sercach swo-
ich usposobleu;e ku zydom??!
Jeze]i 2yd pope1ni w Rosyi
jakj wystepeK przeclw spofe-
czehstwu lub moralnosci, mech
bedzie ukaranym wedlug praw
krajowych; kazdy bowiem ko-
deks karny ucywllizowanego
narodu wystarczy do zachowa-
MIA porzadku, i ME bedzie
potrzeba uciekac sic do dra-
stycznych srodkow, jakim
jest wygnanie lub eksterm,-
nacya. Wogole 2ydzi zjednal;
sob'e W caiym swlecle repu.
tacya dobrych me2ow??? sta
rownych o]cow, oddanych z
gorliwoscia rodzinnym obowiaz.
kom, tax ze oskarzanie icb O
niemoralnosc trudno pogodzic
z prawda???!!!
Je&eli zas cos wlecej MONA
i'm zarzucic, to przecie mona
uzyc znosnieiszych srodkow??
do ukarania wystepnych, a
ME uciekac sic do ostatecz-
nosci, ME zalruwac ich 2ycia
- ME pozba wac ich egzy-
stencyi!!??
W lakim&e przeciwieistwie
stoi pewien fakt panowan,a
papieza Gr2egorza Wielkiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22


sk1e]. Obecny SWAT ma teraz
do czynienla z zydem talmu-
dysta iub obrzezanym bezwy-
znaniowcem, ktorego dz;afa-
MIA, zasady, srodki uzywane /
cele MONA poznac i odczuG
praktyczhie ma cafym swlecie,
gdzlekolwlek zyd sic zagniez-
dzif "a gdzie sic on ME "a
gnlezdzi}? Ich zgubne zasady,
przewrotne cele, zgnile oby-
czaje, wyrafinowane oszustwa,
zarfocznost parasytow o.
brzydliwy kult z(otego cielca
MONA wyczyta6 W niezliczo-
nych dziefach. N. P: der
2clnaudjude, von prof. DR.. Aug.
Rohllng. Die Juden m1d der
Deatsche Staat,- Das Jllden
thetne and das Deutsche Reich D..
Otto Glogau. - Der rodskoze
deutsche Sociohsnaus emd die
chriaNche GeseUschqtt 0. e.
70dt.-Der Boersen amd Grue,a.
duaags-Schevuadel IN Berlin D.
Otto Glo9au.- Das dudenthuna
IN der Evenade Q. Bruno Bauer.
La France Juice par Eauord
D'un1ond. La Fin d'em monde
par Eduard Drunaont i t. d.
Szowlnistyczne frazesa ks.
Donnaghue ma zydowskim
meetingu W Baltimore, O po-
stannictwie amerykanskiego
swlat}a, ktore swat caly ma
oswieci6 u d a ]e sic, 1 e
m 6 W ca m ia1 na m vs.
Ii a m eryk a Il s ka naf-
It's, 2 R.. i o.ssatejz potedze
amerykahskiej, ktora sic ma
dac uczuc Cd kranca do kran.
ca, az do granic Rosyi, E a.
pe wne az do cles
rlny B e h ri n 6 a ?. R I
poGczas gdy ia potega anne
rykahska ME mo3e sohie daG
rady Q garscla nagich Indyan,
frazesa te, movie, dosyc je
przeczytaG, ably sic serdecznie
z ograniczonej amerykahskie)
g!owy nasmiac. ze zas lego
liberalne frazesa posa}y W
smak 2ydkom a nawet kal :
w.nskln4 pastoron, mech to
ks. Wikaryusz generality z
Baltimore pogodz, teologi9
6atollcka!!
,,Wiara i Oiczyzna" wydru.
kowafa icon amore" W ostat-
nm numerze list ]akiegos O.
bywatela, Nt0ry sic pyta re-
dakcyl, czy W miescie N. n.
Jest polsklgn g. kslqdz, bo g, Gaia
prawie parafla polska abonu-
]e i czyta Wia,usa. Redakcya
odpowiada, 2e rzeczywlscie
Jest tam }akis polski ksiadz,
ale. -. a ze tylu abonuje
W;arusa to pochodzl: raz, ze
nieBwszyscy sfuchajq ksiedza,
powt6re, ze wszedzie So zfi
ludzle l t. d.
Jest to ze strony W;ory 4
| Oiczyzny zfosllwa lnsynuacya,
niegodna katolicklego i rrzez
duchownych redagowanego
| dziennlka-
Zanim poteplcie Wlorusa,
pokazcie i udowodnljcie, ze
Jest elem, nlekatollckiem gor.
szacem pismem. Ze Warus
ma bardzo wiele abonent6w,
a wlecej jeszcze czyte]nlk6w,
ME wypiywa to ze zfoscl ludz.
kiel, tylko z dobroci dzienni.
ka. Powiemy zreszta Waerze
4 Ojczyzn!e ma ucho, ze nawet
sledmdziesieciu pieclu kslezy
polsklch nominalnie abonuje
Win1so a reszta ksieay abo-
nuie 60 sobie przez organls-
tow lub nauczyclell npropter
metum judeorum"- re stra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

| 0Ao PAHSA DyNoiAl' LCClS
wszystkicb ksie4y polskich'
ME uznacie Ola tego "a ziych
l niegodzlwych!
Dalej wasza lnsynuacya
bardzo pachnie "a racze] wo-
nj, zazdroscla chlebo, .,Brod-
MEDIA TAXA przywara ME
cechuie wzniosfych duchow.
Wsarus stoi dzlS O w}asnych
si}ach-nie potrzebuJe zaduych
obcych wzgled6w j niczyjej
pomocy. Jest zdr6w silny-
a jezeli mu czasem, wsrod
twardosci tego zycla, lub u
pa}u piracy, trzeba zastrzyk-
mac lak1ego redakcyjuego mi
kroba, to u2ywa ku temu "a
wiasny grosz zwyllfej tanlej
limfy 2 browaru. Jezel wan
zas, ma zastrzyka2ie waszych
redaktorskicE rakow, lupusow
lub innego robactwa, potrze-
ba lepszej i silniejszei !imfy-
lezell "a wan mecenasi dar.
mo liwerujq, wcaIe wan tego
ME zazdrosclmy, owsZem po~
wtarzamy soble tYlko slowa
owego zoiwia do myszy w
bajce krasicklego.
M'ej ty swoje palace, ia MOI do
mex ciasny,
Prawda, ME Jest wspaniaty; szczu.
ply, ale w1asny!!
Pred kilkunastu dDismi
odbyfy sic W Buffalo, wredas-
cyl tga,zo, pacanowskle sadly.
Nar6d bardzo zadowolniony re
sprawIedliwosci buffalowskiej
i .TemidY. Sl6sarz tam pono
bardzo zawinit, a powiesili, a
raczej st1ukli ma kwasne 7abf-
I1o kowala tel glebokiej a
zarazem utYlltarnej zassdy,
ze sfosarz jest tam pono tyl-
ko ]eden, a kowali ma1a XII
ku: iednem sfowem, dano STA
wetnemu redaktorowi cd Lga
rza INCL z. Sllszowi takie
clegi, ze boday "a ruski mle-
siac sic z nlch wyllze. On ci
wprawdzie W Lgarzu utrzy-
mule, &c 60 tylko posztv;rcha-
no. i 2e go wcale ME boil, DO
zamlarem tych pacanowsklch
sedzl6w ME byio b,cie, ale
zrabowanie mu pieniedzy,
ktorych on, jak zwysle, .,nie
miat prey sobie! ,,Nie ma te-
go z1ego, coby ma dobre ME
wy szlo. Radzimy tel p. S.
]ak dotqd, TAX na1lal n1gdy
r,ie posiadat tel lnanony, a
wtedy moze bye pewnym
zdrowla, DO gofY ME boi sic
rozboju.
Mn1e dalib6g zal ,ego INA
komitego pisarza. TAX wytrwa-
lie pracuje mad oswiata, ze
swoiem swiatfem az bukowIn-
skie oswieca ciemnosci W
nagrode "a to wszedzie go
wala "a lnnycb. W Chicago
bill go "a by1ego Manazera
cd Kropidfa, W Buffalo bija
so "a Joha'a, a jak z czasem
obejmie redakcyjne krzesFo
dziennlka W Nanticoke, beda
go znow wallG "a Rev. Bene-
venuto Gramlewitsch.
Skarzyc sic teI p. S. nie
ma racyi nj ma ludzkosc, ami
na buffalowskie sadly. Cieszyc
sic nawet moze, ze bisnes
brania ciegow "a pieniadze
jako tako idzie. jak posi-
czescl, kto wie-moze zDow
wkrotce bedzie odbyt ma TO-
zy. To tYiko bieda, ae mu
sic manewr gazeta czernio-
wiecka ME uda}. Naplsaf ME-
borak sporo dub smalonych
do czernlowieckich 2ydkow,
wplatalac W ME swego pana,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
AKCYON NARYUSZE Ko

AKCYONARYUSZE Kom-
panll ,,Dakota- Farmers A.
lliance Company" miel1 pie-
dawno doroczne zebranie W
Aberdeen i wybrali nastepula.
cych urzednikow: prezydent,
George G. Crosse, sekretarz l
skarbnik R. B. Bentley. Dy-
rektorzy ola Poinocnej Dako-
ty: VIM. Hitler. Grafton; W.
Q. Briggs, Balhgate; F. B.
Fancher j. W. Goodrich, ia.
mestown.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

|:aby mu tenn slersza prze2 re.
pike zrobic renome meczennl-
ka. C'egi ;noga bye, ale reno
ma watpie. Chyba ze John'a
oblera na przyszlem ,,Concla-
ve' papIezem, pod lmiepiem
John |. bo przecie uczony )e-
go 'e"l"g naplsaf, ze przysz1y
papi"z bed2ie q Ameryki.
Dal Boze-ale ia to miedzy
bajNi wfoze!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

List kondolcncyjny ks. Kar-
dyna}a Gibbons'a, wystosowa.
ny do zydowskiego dzlennika
,,Jew,sh Exponent" W Baltl-
more okazyi wypedzania
aydkow z Rosy, poda]emy
ma innem m1elscu W mniel
wiecei dostownem tfomacze-
niu. Kto ten list z uwaga
przeczyta, uznac musl, ae Je-
20 Emirencya czerple motY-
wa swej kondolencyi z og6l-
nych praw ludzkosci, i ogol-
ne, mitosci bl'zniego. kon'
dolencya byfaby tu ma miej-
scu, gdyby wypedzan'e zyd.
k6w przez Rosya wypiywato
lity]ko pcbudek nle toleran-
cyl religljnej i z nienawlscl
do wvznania n mol2eszowege.
A choGby nawet te pobudki
byfy Rosy tyml bodzcem DO
przesladowania zydkow, ]esz-
czeby aJdkowle ME zasiuzyli
ma podobne pochwaiy .. ust
kardynaisk1ch, gdyby Jego F.
mlnencya byt leplej obzna]-
mionym z socyalnemi stosun-
kan, Rosyl, Austryi i t. d.
vis.a-v,s zydk6w, a znaf przy-
tenn caiy system talmudy
stycznych, niemoralnych, prze
wrotnych i szkodliwych kaz-
demu paistwu zasad prak-
tyk aydowsklego narodu.
Rosya ME wypedza 2yd-
kow z przyczyny ich rel'gDne-
90 wyznania, am lch nigdy 2
tel strony ME przesladowata ,
owszem zydzi, talk W Polsce
iako / W Cesarstwle, uzywall
zawsze daleko wlekszej i seer
szej rel1g1jne) wolnoScl, n1z ka"
tollcy. Nigdy ale s1yszano,
ably jaki rabin 2ydowsk1 70
szed1 "a swoja religla W Sy
b,r, gdy tymczasem w'elu Sa-
tolick,ch biskup6w i setkl ka'
tol1cklch ksi4zy jeczalo je
CIV ieszcze W lodowatych
przestrzenlach podblegunowej
Syberyi. z reszta doskonale
luz odpowiedziat dziennik ro-
syiski .Nowaia Wrem;a", !
to W tym samym sensle, ma
niedorzecznosc angielsklch a
merykaliskich sympathy ku ro'
sy)skim zydkom.
Pochwaty, ktore Jego b.
mlnencya W swoim llscie sy'
pie 2ydkom "a ich budujaca
moralnosc, starownosc, cnotY
famil,jne t. d. zdradzaja W
ks. Kardynale caikowita i
gruba nieznaJomosc istoty !,
charakteru, tradycyl wro-
dzonej przewrotnoScl nowo-
czesnego lydia. KS. Hardy
nal wziai scble "a wzor lydia
mo)aeszowego, wiasclwie zy-
da idealnego. PodobnY zyd
moae pokutowat po glowach
gabinetowych teoretykow-w
rzeczywistosci zas ME masz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

zAPIsUJCIE soBIE WIARUsA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
Kind Words from an Angel.

It was evident that she scolde1 for the
pleas lure of scolding; to be disagreeable,
as pretty women find a singular, rare,
extra Ordinary diversion in being, once a
month or a week or a day; FOR his re-
plies; to her reproaches were frank, ear
nest and fagrantly truthful. The ma
iority in the car was for him, although
3 good advocate, who would have whis-
pered to her to undo the knot of her
brows, might still have made FOR her a
triumph similar to that of Helena,
daughter of Leda, in the Greek council.
Surely he suffered all the fortunes of the
RbaI4doned; but there was an old woman
IN black in the car, and she must have
been! fairy in disguise, she was so mar
velotsly wrinkled and ugly.
SIZE put her shriveled band on the lit
tie doved hand of his companion, and
calmly, in voice of the last century, a
voicd to sing TO clavichord accompani-
menu she said: Madam, l had lovers
Onc3 and, peevish, l fancied l could
nevet lose them. Now, would be ami
sblefo a man who loved me, even if he
had. Hike my shawl. which is made Of
mord holes than stuff, more faults than
virtues. would be amiable to him.
New, York Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
Why She Wasn't Afraid.

The fresh&ir children see the country
with their own eyes, not with yours or
mine. They steadily refuse to crafty
the taste of sentimental and exacting
persons by becoming morbidly lost in
marvel, or rapt in poetic fancy. Occa-
sionally one finds child whose mind is
sensitive, and who develops rare ap-
probation of the beauty of living close
to the heart of things, but usually these
charity children enjoy whatever comes
to them in just the same unrehecting
prosaic, wholesome way that we find
most gratifying and healthful in our
own children.
Very strange and wonderful every
thing is to them, to be sure; but in a
land where everything is strange and
wonderful one loses sight of special mar
vel. A peculiar and disastrous hail
storm once swept over farm where a
dozen children were staying. The chill
dren Of the household were terrified, but
the little visitors were perfectly calm.
Il thought maybe it always rained
sharp glass in the country" said one lit
tie girl, when they asked her why she
wasn't afraid.-Harper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
Causes of Headaches.

"Nou can judge of the cause Of a
headache in many instances by its loca-
tion," said the doctor after he had asked
lis little patient where the pain was that
she complained of. A dull headache in
the front of the head, particularly above
the Syes, proceeds almost invariably
from indigestion, and can be treated ac-
cordlngly. At the back of the head,
however, Just above the neck, a steady
pain tbetokens congestion or too much
blooe in the brain. An excellent remedy
for this is to apply mustard plaster on
the spine just below the neck. This al
most invariably draws the blood away
from the head and gives relief.
Neuralgia headache is unmistakable
through the sudden darting character of
Its pains Cloths wrung out of the hot
test water one can stand will help this
suffering sometimes TO a great extent
New York Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04

blood from her face and put on three
long strips Of plaster, and then went
around to the Five Points mission, where
they were married. The minister, Mr..
Boughton, asked them both great
many questions, and satisfied himself
that everything was all right. Before he
dismissed them he said he hoped Maggie
would be happy.
81 hope so, sir" said she, can they
say the Chinks are good to their VIM
men"
They went back to the store then.
There was letter on the counter near
the scales 1t had come from China and
was for zee Sam Ling. The cat sat near
it and would not move. Ling pushed her
away with stick, but she came back
He was afraid to put his hand out fer the
letter, SO he pulled it toward him with
his pipe. 1t was from his native town.
"Your good mother is dead" it said;
''the scourge devil carried her away. It
was her will that you return and marry
the girl she has betrothed to-you."'
The letter fell from Ling's hands; he
looked up and saw the cat still staring at
him.
my mothers soul is there to curse
me" he whispered to himself, backing
toward the door,
sit is shell She has come across the
big water because l did not return" and
he kept stepping backward.
"The curse has come upon meP And
he felt for his cue. Then he looked at
Maggie and saw the marks of the claws
With a shrek he opened the door and
rushed outl
"John's gone plumb crazyr' said
Maggie to the attendant. cts the
opium, guess. 1t knocks 'em all when
they get the habit"
Ling never came back, so Maggie
patched truce with her mother and
went back to the tenement Nobody
but the minister knows she is Mrs. zee
Sam Ling, and the new sign which
swings over the door of the little store
tells every one who looks up at it that
Sun Quong sells Chinese groceries there.
Sun Quong was the attendant.-Fred A.
Wilson in New York Evening Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
Dipsauania.

A good many cures for dipsomanis have
been proposed before now, but until quite
recently the results have been anything
but encouraging. It is stated, however,
that French saVant, NJ Luton, has solved
the problem Nitrate of strychpine ad-
ministered approximately in minute doses
does the trick" After ten days Of this
treatment chronic alcoholists acquire such
g loathing for stimulants that even a sniff
Of their once favorite beverage causes
nausea and headache. Drs. Portugalow
and Jergolski have used strychnine on
more than 500 patients. with invariably
good results. One sufferer who had been
in the habit Of taking one-half to ore liter
of schnapps a day was cured in single
--Ssing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
NOCTURNE.

ALI the vast dark wonder Of the night.
All the air for the brown moths wings "a
skim;
But the stars are far away from him.
And the open window is full Of Light.
The brown moth follows the candles glow.
Where golden haired Lois reads and dre1 ms,
So still that an imaged saint she seems.
With tapers before her and eyes bent low,
About her hair and the fame he wheels,
Her hair full of sunshine and sweeter YET
Than the yellow rose By the night dew wpt,
So sweet that faint to the fame he reels
In the sweep of his wings the candles flare!
And. what maddens him more, he doesInot
know
The dancing fame that scorches so,
Or the yellow splendor Of her hair.
On her brow and neck, in soft little rings
1t lies like the tendrils of a vine;
He has never seen a web so fine,
And he fears to touch it with his wings.
So he whirls and frantic beats at the light
Till in torture down on her book he slips;t
She sweeps him aside with her finger tipJ,
And his life futters out into the night.
M. ID. Hatch in New York sub.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
Oysters Are a Luxury in England,


We do not exactly long for the Port
Lincoln oyster Of south Australia, which
sometimes measures a foot across, and
which, fried in bread crumbs and but
ter, is as much as an ablebodied man
can consume at a sitting. Fortunately
oysters are found in every sea except,
perhaps, the Baltic, for some 2, 000, o00, 900
are eaten annually in Europe alone. It
is interesting to hear of "oyster gardens"
near Sydney, where You go to bathc,
taking towel and an oyster knife, with
a loaf and butter, where you deposit
your clothes, and may eat as many oys-
tiers as you can open for shilling.
There is no doubt that the oyster thus
freshly taken from the bed may be tasted
in the greatest perfection. Travelling
disagrees with his liver, which is among
the largest and most important organs,
and keeping him in ice deteriOrates the
flavor, as it does that of all fish. The
somewhat melancholy conclusion of the
whole matter is that oysters are palata-
BILE, wholesome, nourishing-and expen-
sive-and that great many beds will
have been laid down before they can be
anything to US but luxury or a medi-
cine.
They are recommended as 'sovran"
against the influenza, and calculated to
keep old people alive when all other food
fails; but we may long in vain for days
when cookery book began it's receipts
with ''Take hundred and fifty oysters"
or '"Take of oysters two quarts" But,
as they say in neighboring island, 'the
best way to cook an oyster is to eat him
raw. saturday Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-04
FEMININE FANcIEs.


Mrs. "Stonei vail" Jackson is in the priIas
4 life, her block hair still iunmixed vii ii
gray, and she possesses most attractife
face. Her eyes are large and dark
Mrs. Nancy ALLISON Frost;who lives near
Marietta, O., is 107 years oil and has hyssd
in one house nhnetyone yeats, removingIso
it from the "Hlockhouse" at Marietta.
The wife of ithe well knoiTn memberiof
parliament, Thomas Powell O'Connor, lis
an Americana the granddaughter OF the
late Governor Duvall, of FLORIDA Her
father was Judge Pascal, of Texas
Mrs. O'Sheal Parnell is saih to be a-woIn-
an of high literary and mdntal tastes aad
of considerable requirements. She lis
strong minded, original ami brilliant, be-
sides possessing winning personality.
Mrs. Logan has left the generals libr4 Try
just as it was when he last occupied it., Tn-
touched, except by the dust brush, and TN
changed. Hid arm chair dill retains its
customary petition, and han IDLY paper has
been moved fIiom his desk
Mrs. WITHHELD, an old laH by who lives at
Glens Fails, u. Y, is the thirteenth apd
youngest chilli and the seventh daughter
of her parents. Her husb band, recently
dead, was the {hirteenth and youngest child
and seventh sbn of his paretts.
Old Lady Aylesbury is o. e of the NEST
extraordinary, figures in london society.
She is nearly eighty and wears wig OF
corkscrew cuIhs. She is noted as the POS
SCISSOR of a sharp tongue, and her Language
is at all picturesque and vigorous.
The latest American beauty to catch the
favor of London society Is Miss Green, ,of
Detroit, a granddaughter of Robert Nc
CleIland, whasat in Pierce'b cabinet Miss
Green is a tall blond girl, AID her gloryiis
her luxuriana golden hair; Her eyes Ore
brown.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs. Charles
Coils, Lillian Russell and Hiss Eliza Proc
tor Otis, the amateur actIkss, are amoag
the few Netv York woEten who waar
thumb ring5 That whidh adorns the
thumb Of Mrs.. Wilcox is sbt In diamortds
and is very valuable.
The dowagdr countess of Shrewsbury Is
one of the most prominent bhilanthropilts
in England. She has speIt most of Ter
time and mdney in improEing the consli-
ton of the pot pr on her estate. and has bs-
tablished sevdral lodging houses and ''c6n-
valescent homes" for the INDECENT and SILK.