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opportunity offered by the long vacation, to
add the benefit of sojOurn in England to
his American education. Young Jar5oe
comes from family on his mothers side
who have long been bound up in the inter-
ests of our State. His grandfather, the Rev.
DR.. Thomas, is the clergyman whose life
paid the forfeit Of his faith in an Indians
promise in the late ModOc war. For years
Mr.. Thomas had been a Methodist minister.
One of his pastoral charges was that OF the
Powel-street Methodist Church. On ac-
count of his many worthy qualities he was
chosen as one Of the Commissioners to treat
with the Indians caught in the lava beds In
the terrible Modoc war, in which Captain
Jack and his tTeacherOus followers wrought
such havoc in the northert part of the
State. Owing to the disregard of a warning
that had been received, both DR.. Thomas
and General Candy were massacred in one
of the tents in which they were holding
council with the Indians.
Mr.. Jarboe's sister is a very musical and
literary young lady, affecting many fads in
the course of the year, and for the brief
space of time In which she considers them
she lends them the charm Of her seriousness
and intense earneStness.
Z. A. MINER
Is one of the sons Of Hon. Lansing b. Miz-
ner, orr late Minister to the republics of
Central America. The young man Is fine
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Killer, ana seemed 10
think that he had
no object in life
other than 20 enjoy
himself. In pursuit
of this pleasant idea
he found himself
fitting about from
city 10 city, aud
finding that there
was a great deal to
take up - young
mans attention in
every one Of them.
He was renowned
for his devotion to
the stage. Every
first night saw him
in his place, and he
WAS no stranger to
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Stamping Domestic Opium.

B. NJ. Thomas Of the Internal Revenue
Service has completed his marking of do
nestle opium already manufactured and
held by merchants in Chinatown. He
marked with strips. bearing his name, for
further Identification, 1866 tins of opium.
The reason for the attachment of an identi-
fication mark is to distinguish the marked
opium from any that may he manufactured
hereafter. In doing this the Chinese were
chary about letting the deputies have access
to their stores, and the announcement that
they were offered brides of 80 cents each for
Thomas signature is untrue, MS they were
to be had for nothing, the Government actu-
ally asking the Chinese for permission to
mark their nnium.
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ceived fine education which he used to the
hest advantage, He is well informed upon
the topics of the times, is shrewd politi-
clan in his judgments and has an air Of bon
hommie that is we'll nigh irresistible. He Is
well known in society.
j. G. MUDGETT
Is the son of Mrs. Goodman, lady whose
second husband died some two years ago.
He is a fine young fellow,very devoted to his
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Cooper Medical College. The faculty of Coo
per Medical College have. more tnan others, as
was natural. appreciated at their high value the
great services rendered to medicine by their
head They have been his worthy and Jealous
coadjutorS for years, aud no word Of appreeia-
ton 10 him is richer or weightier than theirs.
BuI they deemed Il altogether fitting to 70 be
y0nd mere words aud to set up within tile hall
as.ing memorial 10 the friend they love so we'll
putest CaTrAra marble BY that celebrated sculp-
Tor Rudolph Ma>On Of Munich Much OF its
success is due 10 the kindly supervision OF Toby
E ROStnthal, as The sculptor had never seen
the original, but was guided only by photo
graphs"
The bust has been appropriately mounted
upon n colored marble pedestal, and placed
in a niche in the lecture hall there TO re-
main forever.
MIR. JOHN GORE
Is q wkll. known fignre To many San Fran.
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Z U III : ldillllllL ~
hundreds of our citi-
zens. He is a mid
dle-aged man, tall
and heavily built.
An early loss Of hair
has lett him with a
bald crown, but time
h a 5 compensated
him for the deuud-
ing of his head by
giving him the power
to raise a beautiful
beard. Part of the
time he does not
avail himself of the
munifcence of ma
tura and satisfies
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ulN Cdlltu NuDlllllCs
undertaking conStducy,
its singleness Of pur-
nose, its uuselhshneSs,
IFS heart abundance,
It's exceeding mOdesty,
IL stands Without a
parallel in The history
of medical benefdcIlou.
Here we have a man
toiliug lahOriOu .ly at
his profession, year In
and year out ana
carefully laying away
his professional gains
mill The store is Sulh-
cient 10 m ct the one
desire Of his heat,
4
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AC0RHS.

Original contributions and solutions are re-
quested from all the readers. Contributions
must be written IN INK, Oh one side OF the paper,
ana separate from communications. The name
aud address must accompany them as a guaran-
tee OF good falth. Address Puzzle Editor DAILY
MORNING CALL, 509 Clay street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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ltNhtA o1b wa BOfo
lar with the younger
set of society girls. He
is a beardless youth,
because he shaves. 1t
Is the wonder of his
friends why he does
not devote himself to
the pleasant task of
raising a mustache. He
spends much of his
time on the ranch of
his late step-father at
Napa. He is not par
ticularly tall, is rather
heavy in build and has
dark eyes and hair. He
10 a neOhpw of Mrs.
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Both the young lady
and her brother re-
semble their mother
more than they do
their father. The
children have the
mothers tall, will
lowy slimness. Paul
JarbOe has been a
student for a num-
Der of years, and
some months ago he
went to Europe, af-
ter a term at one of
the Eastern COL
leges, to improve the
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GarneSs Of Pine street. He is frequently to
be seen at the theaters when any great star
is here, and he does not go by himself IN
that selfish way that so many young fellows
have.
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No. 1873. Eagle, dove, owl. swan, sparrow
robin and crow.
No. 1874. f -
SLAPE
ARE
Flat ERITE
RECIBO
APERITIVE
L IBI L
STOVE
E L
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These 100 squares contain the names of twenty
well known tees, and The puzzle consists in
spelling them out with what Is known as the
"hntghPs move" IN chess. This move Is one
square IN any direction and two squares at right
angles 10 1t. making three squares in all, or
two squares IN any direction and one square al
nght angles For instance, 10 spell oak" be-
gin al Square /, movs two squares 10 the right
and one square down o Square 13 where you
will fnd the letter "A" Then TWO squares TO the
left and one down 10 Square 81, where you will
ind the letter Ak"
San francisco. CAPT. E
No. LAB. LETTER ENIGMA.
Fasten your doors close every night,
Put "alP' your coin safe out OF sight;
Hide in 'some" way what you desire,
Lest thieves 1t to- secure conspire.
Better be sure leaving without
Than m or mind lingering doubt,
So as mo" thoughts ever creep
In dark hours destroying" your sleep.
Fasten your purse as at some time
II "a" friend, say, but for dime
On tho "Street" ever chance to call,
Say you've none to- loan AT ali.
Fortune" comes of living that way,
That Gin" years when broken ana gray
You lnd mo" need Of asking aid,
Having "indeed" what you have made
One sancho Panza when a squire
Had more of caution than OF fire,
And of his proverbs this give,
Was one by which he CLAIMED to live
San francisco. SCOTT.
No. 149. oBLIQUE RECTANGLE.
LIN Dick Tarleton. 2-Suifusion. 3-Sent
by telegraph (sup). 4-French Protestant divine
ana philosopher, 16OO-1G64 (BljOu). 6-The
sacred books Of the BuddhsIs in Burmah. 6-The
office OF The Chief Magistrate In The republics of
Venice and Genoa. 7-COnformed 10 truth or
reality. 8 lodge or hole where certain
animals, as foxes, rabbits, badgers and tile
like, secure themselves. 9-Gone TO heaven.
10-Learning. 11-Solled with smoke or steam.
12-To be exhaled. 13-In Thomas j. Barbour.
San francisco. CAPT. N. FRANK.
Petals in two weeks
Stray Leaves.
Scott points out many sound rules that can be
safely followed. The answer contains four
words and those who have read Cervantes will
without any trouble solve 1t correctly 80.
Capt. N. Frank and Marguerite, his
wife, are cordially invited to call early
and often. The present batch Is gener-
GUS one, and came in the nick OF time. Mar
guerlte, trust, Will become an able advocate OF
Sphinx under the lutorship Of so able a poser as
her husband -. Another puzzer has entered The
arena and Is likely TO contest the honors OF the
| "Iay0red few" Captain E.'s K s. Is well con-
| structed, aud is an immediate agent 10 those who
| do not understand the mysteries OF chess.
| look for large list of answers to this puzzle.
| Let all respond John j. Hughes aud 2. are
| determined 10 win. With perseverance as tile
| waIch-cry aud success the goal they canno,
| fail -. P.'s acrOstic will be published next week
-. Felbee's enigma is very pretty. Like Oliver
| Twist, cry for more. ... Gerai dine has resusc
| tated the Western Sphinx In the West End, and
| soleits cons. Address TO that paper, this city.
KERNEL.
lFn a..
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looking specimen OIL
maDliness. He has a
fine head, which is
well poised on a pair
of broad shoulders.
His countenance is
frank, open and reas-
surfing in expression.
He wears a we'll
row n, carefully
ten ded moustache
which adds greatly
to the effectiveness of
his appearance. His
eyes afe large and
piercing, and lis face
is well rounded. On
the whole he has a
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burglary on Kearny Street.

The dry-goods store of J. w. White at
the corner of Kearny street and Lick place,
was entered by burglars yesterday morning,
and silks valued at $1,000 were stolen. Tie
burglars gained an entrance through the
side door by forcing the lock.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ANCHOR LINE.

Steamers Leave ew York Every Saturday,
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
DY S. s. CITY ROME. 500 AND ~.
ID upward, according TO accommodation HIN
and location OF Room. 1880
Other Steamers of the line $50 and upward.
Second Cabin $50. Storage SEQ.
Passengers booked at through rates to or from any
city in Great Britain or on the Continent,
Drafts London Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book of Information, tours and sailing lists fur
nished on application TO agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green, n. Y;
or to GEORGE w FLEl CHER, SIS Market st;
to T. d. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or to
j. +. FUGAZI IL CO. Montgomery avenue; or
GEORGE d. SEAMAN, 1913 Broadway, Oakland.
IN
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otdlS III Two weeks.
Stray Leaves.

More than 80 women are members of the
Farmers Alliance Of Tulare County.
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plump, well-fed look, as II he did not suffer
for want OF creature comforts. He has re-
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Is a wtllknown figure to many San Fran
ciScans, for from his long-continued con-
nectiun with the water company lie has be-
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7O2 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP c.
FOR POR TLaA0 & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ia.
i Ocean Dlvision-and PACIFIC COAST XL1-Y
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from spear.
street Wharf at 10 M for the above ports one Of
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIfoRNIA-April !, IS, rs, May
z, 10. 81.
COLUMBIA-March %, April 9, 81, May 5, 10, 81
OREGON--March "a. April 5. IT. 20, May IL. 3d.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diverging
lines for all points in oregon, Washington, British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah.
Wyoming, Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South and to Europe
Fare to Portiand-Cabin, $40; steerage, So; round
trip. cabin, $50
Ticket Ofiices-1 Montgomery st, and Palace Ho-
tel, New Montgomery St
G0ODALL, PERKINS & CO. Supt. Ocean Line
mrs 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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for Infants and Children.

aThe use OF 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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aul0 ~ su&wy re Mr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
OgfOszemfe gazeciarskie.

IN Newspaper Advertlsing
Wyszfo juz 175 wydanie tego
dzief ksiqzka o 200 stronnicac6.
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdei
gazety wychodzacej W stanach
Zjednoczonych, maiaceJ podlug
american Newspaper Di;rectoru prze.
szfo rs tysiecy abonent6w 2 wv
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
otgfoszenia, Podaje takze liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem mieScie.
m%ajacych lokalnych abonent6w
najmniej 500o-tudziea listc wszel.
klch innYch lgazet oraz warunki,
jaki sposob, MONA W Mich nai-
tan,ej ~oglaszad. Wraszcie wskaapie
jaki sposdb nj wlekszy zysk
moana c,qgn9t 2 pleniedzy i t. d.,
hslaaka Ia kazdemu M
tsdanjo r%raosIana bedzie darmo'
tYlko kSssta pr2eseiki $50 oent6wj
tfSeba poslad W znaczkaoh Dooz-
'owych pod adresem; Geo. p, Ro.
yell d Co, 10 Street. New
York g., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

Lwowle wyszlo wszystko ma
miasto, shy ogl4da6 wojsko
t%atarskie. kt6re dis JUL ME
jake wrogowie, ale ,ako PREY
~jaciele do polskl przybywali
Jak Totarzy wchodzill do
maacta iak wYgladali, pre-
czytam z ,Potopu". To mo.
WAC, otworzyf pan dzledzlc
kslaake W naznaczonem mel.
Sou i tax czytaf::
,,Nsprzod Jechaf ma sroka-
tym koniu sn'ady, ]akoby W
dymie uwedzony Tatar, dwie
2iszczalki w geble ma]acy.
Ten, przechyliwszy w tyt Clio.
we i zamknawszy oczy, pre-.
biera} pc owych dudkach pal
CAM, wydobywaiac = nlch
tony plskliwie i ostre, a tax
szybkie, lie ucho zaIedwie u
low1c je mogto. Ia MIN jo-
chalo dw6ch trzymajacycb kl.
le, przybrane ma gornych
koncach W mos1ezae brzekuf-
XII i potrzasa)acYch mimi jako-
by z wsclek}oSciq: tut dalei
kilku dSwlekafo przerazllw1e
W miedz1ane talerze, inni bill
W bebny-wszyscy zas, z wy.
latk'em pisscsaln,kow, sp,e-
wall, a raczei wyli cd czasu
do czasu do wt6ru dzika
piesh, b}yska]ac przytem re-
bami przewraca1ac oczy. Ia
ia nlesforna i dsikq muzyka,
ktora przesuwa}a sic pred
mieszkahcaml Lwowa, clapaf
pc cztery konie W rzedEie ca
fy oddziaf, zio&ony e okolo
czterystu ludzi.
By1 to lstotnie wyborowy
oddzia}, ma pokaz krolowi
polsklemu, do jego rozporza-
dzenia, jake zadetek prze2
chana przysfany. Dowodzi1
MIN Akbah Utan, z neytez-
szych W bo)u Tatar6w. starv i
doswladczony wojownlk. Je-
chat on teraz W srodku, mie-
dry muzyka a reszta oddziatu,
przybrany w rozova. aksa~
mitna, ale mocno wypfowia-
ia zaclasna ma lego potezna
f'gur4 szube, wytartymi kuna-
mi podbita. Czerwona jego
twarz stafa sic cd chfodnego
wlatru sina l kofyeaf sic nieco
Ma wysokiej kul5ance, od GA
su do czasu spogladaf ma BIO.
XII albo obracai glove ku
swym Tatarom, jakoby ME
byf zupeinle pewien, czy wy
trzymeja ma widok t1umow,
sklepow otwartych, towar6w
kosztownvch ! cry ME rzuca
sic 2 dzlkim okrzykiem ma te
cuda.
Lecz oni jechali s%pokojn1e,
jake psy ma pasach prowadzo.
ne | bojace sic harapa. tyl-
ko z ponurych a fakomych
spojrzeh MONA by1o dooiec,
co sic dzieje W duszach tych
barbarzync6w. T1umy zas pa
trzyfy na nlch ciekawie, cho~
cla1 prawle nieprzy]a&nie, tax
wlelka byla W tych stronach
Polskl przeclw pogaistwu "a.
wz1etosc. Cd csasu do czasu
zrywaly sic okrzyki: A hu!
a hu! iakoby ma wilkow. By
II wszelako i tacY, ktorzy ST.
ia sobie obiecywall 20 Mich.
Tatarzy owl dobrze byli
przYbrani: W ko2uchy biafe,
czarne i pstre, wetna do 60
ry, csarne luki sahajdakl,
pefne s%trzal, kofysafY sic i'm
ma plecach, kazdy miat przy-
tenn sable co ME zawsze W
w'elkIch oddziafach bywa}o,
gdy2 bledneisi ma takowy
abytek zdobyc sic ME mogli,
pos}ugujac sic W recznym DO.
Ju szczeka kohska, do kiia
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

(Ciag dalszy.)
WIECZOR TRZECI.
Nadszedt wreszcie tax ocze-
kiwany piqtek. JUL cd chwlli
ukonczen,u nleszpor poczeto
dnla togo z~gromadzac sic we
divorce, Rozmawiano z clcha
kupkami, O tenn, o tenn i ow
opowlsda' bll2e] stojacym o
hlstoryach, ktore pan dziedzic
q ,,Potopus czytaf. Wssedf
wrcs"cie ! pan dzledzic i Cd
razu nroblfo sic clcho.
Ma vladomosG 0 przyby-
cju kroia do Polski, rzek1
pan dzledzic-jakby pod
z'em' )aw1iy sic pred kr6la
coraz move zastepy zbrojne.
Szfa wee sziachta zbrojna,
wybornle woiskowo wyGwlczo-
ma, sill m;eszczanie i wfoscia-
ME SILL porzuciwszy swe u
krycia, W kt6rych pred ME-
przyjacielem sic chronlll. Ma
widok maiestatu rosiy serca
wszVstkich.
I szed} teraz kr6I polski
JUL ME jake biedny wygna-
nice, ale saedf jake pan roz.
]eg1ego pahstwa ma czele wy.
borowego wojska, wsr6d ko.
chalacego GO naredu, kt6ry e
ka2da chwila W coraz wlek
sci liczbie ko1o krola sic
g%romaGzil.
Ia przybYciem krola do
Lwowa, rozpoczety sic zaraz
w%ojskowe narady, W ]akl spo.
sob oczyscic kraj cd nleprzy
jaciela.
Krol pracowat dnlem i no.
ca, ME dbsjac wcale AMI O
wypoczynek, ami 0 zdrowle
swole. Narad wo1skowych Jed
! max ME uwa4at kr6l "a
wSzystko- on szuka1 pomocy
W niessczesciu Ojczyzny gdzie-
lndzie]-szuka} jej Il stop
Tronu Beskiego. To& uroczyj
Gle u katedrze lwow. of,aro-
wal krol sleble i krolestwo
swo1e Na)swietszej Fannie i
ia "a Patronke i krolowe
Po'ska obra}, &ebrzac cd Mel
fa:unku i wsparcia. A uczynil
to hrol tyml Slowly:
Wielka cz}owleczenstwa
Boskiego Mako j Panno! ia,
Jan Kaz;mierz, Twego Sy-
ma, Kr6la krolow i Pana mo-
jegoi Twojem z%mi}owaniem
sic krol, do Twych Na1wiet-
szych stop przychodzac, te
OTTO konfederacya czynie: Gle
bic "a Patronke moja l pan.
silva mego Krolowa dz1sla1 o.
bieram. Mnie, Krolestwo mo-
,]e Polskie, Wlelkie Ksiestwo
Litewskie, Ruskie, Mazowlec.
kie,. Zn,udzk1e, Inf'anckie /
CzernichowskIe, wojsko obo)-
ga narod6w i pospotstwo
wszystk1e, Twoje) osobllwe)
opiece i obronie polecam;; Two
jej pomocy i mlfoslerdzia W
terazaiejszem utrapienlu kr6.
lestwa mego, przec'wko ME-
prEyJaciofom pokornie 2ebrze.
Nastepnle zaprzyslegf kr6l,
il odtad najuslln,e} staraG sic
o to bedzle. aoy W panstwie
lego s,lniejsi ME clemie3yll
biednlejszych, ably wlosclanle
zadaych krzYwd Cd rrkogo
lie doznawali, lecz aby
wszyscy sobie nawza)em byll
rowni i ojczyznie swej szcze-
sllwle i apokoinie zYli.
Tymczasem dotYchczasowe
szczescle opusZc2afo Szwedow.
a przechylalo sic ma strone
clem,a&onej Polski. Nietylko,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
Alsksandra Ohodski dokfadny
Slow u k
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI |
ANGIELSKO-POLSKl
NGIELSKO-POLS

zostai jus ukohczony odeaany, tym, kt0r:y przyssai u" hzse
to prenumerate. Dzieso to Jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawne ze aoconeni
tytuhkanm,: sawem{aoy s4 stron n, wyra6nego druku ma do"r'm pa
{akowi W Ameryce, kt6cy tn obrai sobie ten kraj "a druga orzyzne:
JezYkiem urzedowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk s"var'skj l
bea znajonccsci tego jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzc zadnego 'ntsresu
ami sa1mowad pos.d " urzedach, biurach i'd. Tu W AmeSyce oyoca
oczyscgo jezyka angielsklego znajomosc innych iezykow }t >goia
oiepotrzebna?. Kto opr6cz swego jezyka, umie pc a1g'elsku, "s~v'@s "
cAj d@ugiej szerokiej Ameryce rozmowi sic interes od-~a ,Xto
unne pc angielsku, cbocia1 ME p}ynn;e, "tcc zngdzie Reg po-
SADIE latwo wybranym bye moe ma iaE Rad " haA tlacA ba
jezyka ,angieskiego najbardzej wyksz,a tony ozowiek pozotaje "
tYls zatem " v{asnym interesie kaadcge tn m;eszkajqcegc Polaka
Jest ]ak naiprsdzej nauczyc sic jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkow ksazka
Ola neumdaeych po angelsku jest "Posrednit Polsko 1ngisski eens
IS cent6w; potem ken1ecznie potrzebna Jest ksiaka 81 W n TX P oL
SIX GA gielskj Angels h9Polski, albowiem W tymse
slowniku }atwo znaezG C znaczY polskie s}owo W 1ezyku angielskim
sowo angielskie co znaczy v i!eayku polskim. KazdEy '7eden, ttory tn
W Ameryce chce pozostac, pc cnien nice S}ownik tenw swoim aomu;
u kazdego, cy on robotnik, rzemieGnik, farmer, blznesta, handlarz lub
urzsdniE, powie2o to dzh9 sna9dowad sig pod Feka; csy, to ohoe lis.
sngelskiej ma jezyk pokki, ne moze obyG sig bez sfownIka Polsko
przystepna, re najubozszy cz}owlek noze je kupc.
Przyefajce ma moe rece pc 4 dolary a kakdemu sfownih
n%atychmiast wysle.
G. II. DERDOWSKI
Cor. 2nd 81 CarimOna 8&.
wINONA. MINN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03

A violent snow-storm Mt Providence, II
l.. resulted In bad accident on the Plain
field street end OF the Union railway. The
snow covered the tracks on steep grade,
and when car was coming toward the city
the brakes failed TO work. and the horses
stampedod down the hull. Another ear was
Just turning into the switch and a collision
could not bo averted. Conductor Alexan-
der Waterman cut his horses loose. The
horses on the we-t-bound car were both
caught under the wheels OF Waterman's car
and were instantly Killed. Waterman was
thrown from his ear aud was 80 badly hurt
that there Is little chance that he viii live.
Conductor Atwood OF the west-bound car
had both his arms broken and was injured
internally, and Will probably die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-03

the school.rocm through rain and snow
and all degrees OF cold will be rather too
much of task for even the strongest OF
women. and so they generally avoid II.
FIRES must he built each morning. for
the wood which Is used for fuel will
hardly keep blaze alive through the
night. and some big boy must be hired
10 attend to tins duty for the woman
teacher. while the man instructor can do
II himself " he Is SO inclined. Then In
any spelling school or evening enter
tanments are PERMITTED la the house
within the winter woman can scarce
ly be expected 10 maintain the order
necessary TO preserve the property Of the
district.
But In the meantime all tho larger
pupils have their minds set much more
strongly on the sport they can get out
of the winter than they have on the
drier work locked up In the books. And
this Is not an unkind thing TO say OF
them. Their labor Nil summer has been
very severe The winter term OF school
Is the velvet lining to the coat 81 mail
Ia which they must meet the world nine
months each year They do not mean
to be unrnly aud To leave unlcarned any
OF the lessons they could conquer; but
they need the relaxation and the rest
and The life that comes OF the daily
mlngling together. und they will have
that II their faith ls good. so long as
farm work Is done by the sons OF farm.
cfs. One OF the quictcr boys will bring
horse chestnut to school In his pocket,
and dron Ii into the stove when no one
IL watching him. lilo does this just M
tile bell Is ringing. N ho can. aud then.
two minutes later. when all hands lrnvc
settled down for the first spasm OF study.
he will be rewarded by the loudest pos
siblc explosion la tho stove as tue
buckeye" bursts