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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

" y IcI oPla-
vie.
Moe zdanle odpowna-
dam, Jest bardzo proste. Jesli
ktorykolw'ek 2 Poiakow pre-.
sladu)e ia obcei zieml rodaka,
wlecze sic MIN pc sadach i
sz"rpie imie ucsciwego roda.
ka pc gazetach, ten stanowczo
W oczach molch RE ma ra-
cyl. Poteple go navel wow
czas, gdyby miaf "a SODA
siuszna sprawe,
Sfyszqc to Gryglaszewskl
zerwai sic ma rowne nogi j
powlada do mnle:
Vice ty mysllsz, Re ia
NE mlaaem racyi skarzyG ks.
Barzyhskiego?
= u pewnoscia TAX mysle.
Me miafes racyi. Bee prze-
cie2 j on oolak.
- Vice jeSll mnie taxi
szp'eg mosK'ewski szpiegu
Ba]esz g1upstwa Cry
g!aszewskl, przervwam mu.
Tutal W Stanach Z)ednoczo-
nych ME ma szplegow mos
k%iewskich, DO Rosya kll sobie
IL Clebie i caiego Zwlqzkn, a
nawet . waszem lstnleniu mic
ME VIE. To 50 sylko mrzonki.
Zdaje O. sic, 3e 1estes talk
wlelkIm czlowieklem, e. lie car
tylko 0 tobie mysli.
przyszfo nastepnie Cd slowa
DO slowa i rznafom mu prav-
de " oczy, a gdy koncu
odezwai sic:
A wldzlsz, tvs chclai
Przybsszewsklego Cenzorem
zroblc. mnle vybrann,-od-
rowiedziafem:
- TAX, to prawda, wybra-
no Gle ia zgnbe Zvlazku i
rcdakow. Zwiazek JUL upadi,
bos ty by1 Cenzorem i :woje
Cenzorstwo dobije 90 do resi-
ty.
JesI' tax myslisz, po-
wlada Gryglaszewskl, to pa
mietaj, &c cd dzis,ai lestem
twolm wroglem.
| rzecZywiscie Cd o"ego GA
su. gdzie diabef ME mole, tam
Gryglaszewskiego posle. Zmle
nil sic on W prcstego szpiega
i chodzlf "a nina.
W K1lka tygodni potem
chwallt sic Szajnerta, Re
przeglada mole llsty ma pocz-
Gle, bn jake ,,czwarty ponce
mix PREV asvstencle nspektora"
ma tam wolny w~tep. Me
mlalem yednak dowodow W
reku ] czekaiem.
W Lutym 1890 r. przyszia
pod molm adresem mafa PACE
ka ksiazek 2 Filadelf,i cd p.
Andrzej kow'cza. Paczke te
przynl6s} IN! otwarta p. Zlelih-
ski, 2 osv'adczenlem, lie Cry
glaszewsxi mi ia przysla}. Ma
JAG plerwszY dowod W reku,
udafem sic do pocztmistrza p.
Ankeny pc krotkie1 konfe-
reEcyl 2 MIN, GRAZ deputy
postmaster p. Hughs, ten ostat-
nj przyrzekf przeprowadzic
sledztwo. W kilka dni potem
2gfoslfem size pc odpowiedz.
Deputy postmaster Hughs
pytaf mnie, czy moge posta-
vic swiadk6w, lie Grygla
chwalif sic, Il przeglada mo-
je llsty. Powledziafem mu,
De mann Swallow.
Vice masz pan prawo
go skarzyc pociagua6 do
odpowiedzialnoscl. Ak iesll
PaA nu tym razem przepus~
c'sz, to przyjm Pan W zamian
mole poreczenle, he to sic
nigdy w,ecej HE Dowtor2y,
b" odtad Grygia bedzie mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

pewnym oznaczonym dniu,
Morgenstern miai wreczyG
nowo wybranemu s%ekretarzo-
Wi ksiaaki i fundnsze zwlaz.
kowe. Ma kilka DIN przedtem
]ednak3e czmychnaf do IA.
rady iub A|askl, pozostawiw-
sly wprawdzie ksIaaki, ale
zabrawszy re SODA Gaia reszte
fundusz6w, ! Zwl9zek ubole-
wal, rozpaczai, . pustka W
kleszeni, pozostai gotyn jak
turecki swiety.
Madry PoIak pc szkodzie!
Powstul cgrpmny krzyk,
rejwaeh. Leon mat slusznosc!
Wybrano nova komisye do
zrew:dowania ksiazek, no! j
tym rA2em wykryto kilka
tyslecy dolarow skratz,onvch.
Ale | ia komlsva, pod WHY
wen staral Gryglasze wskiego,
nle %stnraia sic wykryG ca1ego
naduzycia. Gala ia komisya
by1a Ii tylAo Wltewashing, b.
mas wcale ME objasnl}a,
6 die sic po dz1aty
szesc tysiecy lola a.
ro ", ze ranyc h z e.
dnocentow ego 0 t.
ku o fu d s 8 w
p m lertny b.
Ia suma znlkla lax kan
fora, )ek rosa pred sfoncem.
Wykryc'e tych nadu2yG roz-
ogC'fo n1enawisc Gryglaszew-
skiego do Lesona ka7dy sic
dzlwi} dlaczego?
Dlaczego Grygla ME Jest
zadowolonym z wykrvcla mad
uzyc? Il natusy rzeczy, jake
Cenzor powinien byt BYE
wdZleczEym za to Leonowi, a
on sic Try iowa gn1ewal sic.
kto odczyta dokfadnie 20.
wyzszy list Morgensterna, ME
bedz1e sic dopytywa1 prey
czyny, znajdz1e tam odpo-
wledz.
O1o, co uazywamy patryo-
ty2mem! co nazywamy po-
swieceniem sic ola rodak6w!
Skubac. pokl sic da, ale oska-
banegu ME rzuci6 kat, do
poki jest nadziela, 2e porka
odrosna IA nowo bedz1e
MONA skubac.
W Llstopadzie tego samegn
roku rozpoczaf sic process
Njenoiewskiego przeciw Der.
dowsklemu. Gryg}aszewskl TO-
bowiazaf sic pfacyc koszta
procesu, byleby tylko mogf
tego Derdowskiego znlszczyc.
Sedzia skargl ME uznat
sprawe umorzy}, a al do
wyroku De"dowski Ia kaucya
z woInej stopy odpow,adaf.
Przesladowcy lego ME mogll
&adne] mad MIN m,ec przewa-
81, &adnel s%atysfakcyi nie o.
trzymali, Postepowauiem s~o
jem przecIwko rodakom zie-
dnali sobie tylko pogarde O.
golna.
W Grudn,u tegoz roku 1889
z%aproszony ma kolacye wngi
lJna 90 panstW Szalnert. "a
STATEN tam lnnych rodak5w
rowniez zaproszonych. Byli
tam Gryglaszewsk,. Was,lew-
ski, Jagodzlnski i npl.' Pred
ko]acya, gdysmy o rozmai-
tych rzeczach rozmaw,ali, wi.
dziaiem Gryglaszewsklego Sic
dzacego W kacie z notesikien.
W reku / notujacego kazdy
wyraz przezemnie wymowio-
ny. Pomyslafem sob,e. Grygla
wystepuje W roll szpiegs F., to
W prYwatnym Gomu, W kofku
domowem. Udawatem, re ME
widze, j czekafem, co to dalei
bedzie, a patrzac sic ia Cry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

W Pazdzlernlku 1901.
przyjechala moja rodzina z
Europy.
W d. Is Pazdzlernika spot
kafem Gryglaszewskiego W
m1ascie ia NlcolIet Ave-. re
zdumieniem widze, jak ten
cztowiek zbllza sic 40 mnie i
powlada;
H 10 you d o.
l. e n?-Slyszafem cd Szaj.
inertia, Re twoia rodzina przy-
jechata. Nam zamiar was 3D.
w'edzic. Czy ME masz nc
prZecswko temu?
--Jesl. Gle dobrze rozumle,
odpowladam, to musz zamiar
moja rodzine odwiedzlc?
A TAX, chce prsyjsc tam
2 moja iona.
-Kiedy, jesli wolno vie
dziec?
-Bedzlemy u was jutro O
godz. 10 pred poludniem.
-Dobrze, powiem mo)ei
zonie.
| rozsta'lsmv sic, ME pc
dawszy sobje nawet rekl. 10
ME W domu pc wiedzia1em, lie
Gryg'aszewscy przyjda odwie-
dzic G godz. 10. Sam zas wy.
szedtem nazajutrz ma miasto,
bym lch przy,mowaG ME po-
trZebowa1.
0 godz. IL, sadzac, be Jul
dawno pc ich w~izycle, wroci.
fem do domu niestety zasta-
lem ich u siebie.
GosclnnosG, ten staropolski
zwyczaj, kt6ry nakazuie nawet
wroga grzecznie przyjac, jesli
progi domu przestap1, - COS
c'nnosc ia byfa przyczynq, he
grzecznle wv moin domu" 2
Gryglaszewsklemi sic przywi-
tHfem.
Pc obiedzie, aegna)ac sic,
Gryglaszewski powiada:
Jade teraz do st. Paul, a
lax wroce 0 godz. Gel, to do
was ma kolacye przyjde.
-Owszem, prnsze, odpowie-
dziniem. | rzeczywlscie okolo
godz. lei w!eczorem Grygla-
szewsKl przyszedi do mas ia
koIacye.
Byi on wowczas pierwszym
PolaKlem, kt6rego iona moja
tutaj poznaia. A pcniewaz
nazajutrz mialem zam;ar
opusci6 Minneapolis, vice po-
wiadam do niego::
Sfuchaj GrygIaszewski.
Jutro opuszczam MINNEAPOLIS.
Zoha moJa, procz clebie zony
twojei, 2adnych polax6w ]esz-
cze tuta] ME Una. Pn angel
sku me now. Czy zechcesz
mojej nleobecnoscj uie 3D.
movie lej rady, 1esli o takowa
Gle poprosl?
"A przeciez! Z zapafem
powiada Gryglaszewski. Mo-
&esz bye spo':ojnym, ae ia
bronic bede bede iej pomoc-
nym. Ale powiedz mi, czy IA
dfugo wyIezdzasz?
Me wIem sam, bye mole,
ze n'e wroce. Ale ME pytaj
mnle 0 przyczyne, DO c: me
powlem. Ia przyczyna lest
moja tajemnica.
P%oprosi}em go do bibIlotecz-
XII, professionalism cygarami |
papierosami pokazujae mu
rachunki jeden pc druglm,
pow,ajam:
-W;dz'sz, tuta) W szuaa.
d2le le2et beda wszystk1e
rachunk' ma kuplone rzeczy,
dom | urzedzenie. Kazdy ra.
chunek zapiacony / pokwlto.
w"ay. Zadnych dfug5w, ami
prywatnych ami nleprywat-
nych ME pozostawlam. AM
Centa ME 16Stem " ,nieso;o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
Moi StoSunek do
Fir. GrygIaSzeWSkiego.
skresl,l
L = 0 N,
(Clag ~IaIsay).

w stycznlu 1889 +. nareszcie,
pc wielu trudach, mozo}ach /
grozbacb, Wiorus przeszed} ma
w~1asnost Derdowskiego.T Grygla
zas, kt6ry w W owym czasle b7{
,,ratumfackim" przy komltecle re-
publlkahsklm, otrzymat rzqdowa
posade: ,,Czwartego pomocn'ka
PREY assystencie inspektora budow-
Ii publlcznych" re specyalna mi
sya zrewidowaria dachu Ma pocz-
towym bndynku Minneapolis,
z pensya $500 ma mlesiac.
Gdy pewnego wleczora, W
kilka dni pc powyzej oplsanych
wypadkach, Grygla chwali} sic u
Szainerta, re Derdowskiemu po-
m6g}, re go ma nogi postaw1F etc.
i zaii} sic ma n;ewdziecznost Der
doysk'ego,(s odezwa}em sic:
-Stuchai, Gryglaszewski. Tvs
ma Derdowskim grubo zaroblf, tvs
sfowa ~wzgledem niego ME dotrzy-
mai, tvs 60 podszed}. Derdowski
tobie dopom6gf i ty powinieres
bye jemu wdziecznym.
Oh owego czasu datuie otwal-
ia asz nieprzyjazn.
Postepowanie Gryglaszew-
ski 2 rodakami dawa1o mi
duao do myslenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

81 Gryglaszewski wskutek
swoich matactw straclf wszelkle
prawo do mojel wdzlecznoSci,
rzeczywisci zas moi dobrodzie-
ie, ktorych plenledzmi CIR. sza-
fowai, sami przyznaja, IL popie-
rajqc ich l PREY ostatnich wybo.
rach stanowych, dostatecznie sic
i'm odwdzieczyiem. Przypis
wydawcY Winrusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

&Pieniadze MALE
zy przese}ac przez P.
o. Money Order, Ex-
press, W %]ednocen-r
towych Tub dwucen-
towych znaczkach
p%ocztowych, albo tez
W liscie registrowa-
aym pod adresem:
q. Deraoacsks
50 e.. End Str.
WINONA. MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

~ Me byfoby do tego nigdy
przvszio, gdybym, widzac, W ja-
klego machera rece wpad}em ,
ME byi sic p%ospieszyf z "a
{ozenlem X osci uszki, co "a
wfasne pienladze uczynlfem. Gdy
sic plerwszy numer tego pisemSa
po]awii, napisa}em do Grvgll,
kt6ry grozi}, re przybedzie wype-
die mnie z posiadania Warusa,
il sic 60 ME boie, DO many
wlele ofowiu W drukarni (niechze
on ten list wydrukuje), re MOI
X o SC iuszko lego Waru-
sem fatwo sobie da rade, re jake
wfasciclel RoSciuszki go zmarnuie i
t. p. Grvgla ulak} sic, q gdy mad
to, wiedzac, IL SIG stara o urzad
republlkanskl, pogrozi}em mt wy
toczeniem procesu i wylawieniem
wszystklch iego matactw pred
swiatem, zaprosi} mnie do slebie
ola o~statecznego szybkiego za}at-
vienna cafej sprawy. w Minnea-
polls %otoczv1 mnie kslezmi, bym
mu wiecej ufa}, a tymczasem ma
kwadrans pred %odjazdem molego
poc,agu do Winony, kaza} ma
predce siabrykowat swojemu ad-
wokatowi bill Of sale. jake tylko
drukarnla Wiarusa mi sprzedaie,
(samei zas gazety nie). Przybyw-
sly 2 tym doKumentem W nocy dc
Wlnony, zbudzl}em czempredzei
adwokata, a ten mi kaza} tel sa,
mel nocy jechat powrotem do
Minneapolis i wytoczyt GrygIi pro
ces kryminalny, gdyz znowu mni'
w pole wyprowadzif. = Mona SO
be wyobrazlG os}upienle Grygli
gdy mnie nazajutrz rano ujrza} v
Minneapolis. Wtedy juz MA
lem tatwa MIN sprawe. M
m6gt sic juz wykreciG, a bojac 81
procesu i publicznej kompromita
CYL, wystawif nareszclc blu Of sal
jak sic nalezy. = Doplsek d e r
d o klego.
81 Gryglaszewski wskute
cwnioI ,,ntor4W cfroo1l >rcun1k,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

y. Niemqy znajqcy Grygle,
nazywajq 60 sfusznie Der Meine
GerNqroSS."
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-07

This is the season when milliner and
millionaire almost rhyme.
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every one Of them at one cent piece.
He said we had the best post Office
system in the world. He then made an
amusing reference to the fact that the
president had been telling him that
there were too many post offices hut he
concluded from the crowd before him
that the fault lay on the other side. He
said they had been trying to understand
from the newspapers what kind of a
country we had out here and had at last
made up their minds to come and see it
for themselves and they were SO astound-
ed at the magnitude and grandeur of
everything they saw that they were 60
ing back east to tell the people that they
discovered this part of America. He said
thepeople of Seattle would have given
500, 900 for our blue sky. They all had
the blue in that country but the blue was
not overhead. The Dalles the only city
that had mayor and governor of the
same family to welcome them. The
hearty cheers that greeted them would
be carried back to Washington in their
hearts.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-07

the double drawing-room- and the steen-
ing; apartment of the President and MIS-.
Harrison are decorated in white and
gold and rich terra Gotta.
Inc next car, the Ideal" contains
fully furnished and decorated. One
apartment is saffron-hued, third is
green in its general tinge, while Others
are crushed strawberry, olive and cleo
tr1c blue. Perhaps the prettiest in the
lot IS salmon and white in tint. Some
OF the woodwork-most of it in fact-is
mahogany, but the rest is of salmon
color and gold. 1t is as dainty as a
bridal chamber.
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500 REV ARD.

U7ILL BE PAID FOR ANY IMPORTATION
the ross n1 IN N so @ sl ~ t
wires poles oz lamps Of THE ELEcTRIc light
Co. Fl. GLENN.
Mauappr
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GENERAL wANNAMAKER.

The name of Wannamaker being called
that gentleman came forward and COM
'plimenting the mayor for his excellent
speech said he was sorry it was not
printed SO that they COLD all read it but
assured his audience if they would get it
printed he would have copy sent to
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THE cRowNINING WONDER.

/ But the last car in the train, the obser-
vatIon car, the "Vacuna," is the crown
ing wonder of this train of wonders. In
it's forward end are six drawings orpa-
mented In harmonious blue and gold.
Then come linen closets and then the
observation car proper Even here
space is economized, for two sections in
brown plush are separated by curtains,
and bookcases from the main apartment.
In these bookcases is an aggregation of
famous literary efforts marking time
from Shakespeare to Carnegie. The lat
ter contributes IAN American Four-in-
Hand IN Europe" and the former his
well-known works. General Wallace
is on hand again with 'sBen Hur.'' The
rear end of the Vacuna is platform
seven feet long and nine feet wide, built
with special reference to the habit that
termed in the dispatches speaking from
the train The platform has a rubber
floor and brass and bronze fence
around it. The roof extends to a point
even with the platform, SO that the pres
Ident can address crowd in the rain on
much better terms than his hearers. A
brass brake-wheel furnishes something
for the president to grip with one hand
Wh1le he gesticulates with the other
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-07
sunday school Convention

This afternoon at 2 O'Clock the first
Congregational Sunday school conven-
tion of that denomination ever held in
Oregon was convened at the Congrega-
tional church in connection with the
Mid Columbian association. Following
is the programme:
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:00-Prayer for the Sunday school.
2 2:15-''What Should a Sunday School
Be?" Rev. E. P. Roberts. Discussion
opened by Mr.. B. S. Huntington.
2:45-"Who Can Teach in Sunday
School?' Mrs. L. M. Livermore. Dis
cussion opened by Mr.. J. F. Armor.
3:15-"Sunday School Organization
How-What?" Rev. Mr.. Aunx. Dis
cussion opened by Mrs. P. G. Barrett.
8 3:45-"The Bible-The Lesson =
Helps,'' Rev. G. H. Curtis. Discussion
opened by Rev. w. C. Curtis.
4;15-Consideration of the Home De-
partment.
4 4:30-Closing Praise and Prayer.
EVENING SESSION.
7:30-Praise Service and Question
Box.
= 8 :0O-tThe School-The Children
The Parent" Rev. T. H. Henderson.
S:30-"How to Secure the Conversion
of Children Rev. G. F. Clapp.
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THE REPRODUCTIONS.

The president then presented in turn
Mrs: Harrison, Mrs. Mckee and his
daughter-in-law Mrs. Russell Harrison
who were received with hearty cheers
and waving of flags. -
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m1D-ooLuMB1AN ASSOCIATIONS.

Yesterdays Session Pleasant One--To-
days Programmes.
We printed yesterday the list of dele
gates to the Mid Columbian Association
which met at the Congregational church
at 30 p. m. The convention was or
ganized by the election of Rev. J. H.
Henderson as moderator and Rev. Frank
Nj. Aunks as secretary
Reports of the churches by the dele
gates was in order and by the same re-
ports it was ascertained that all the
churches, in the association were in a
fourishing condition. q,
At $50 Rev. M. Henderson preached
on 'The unused and undeveloped re-
sources of the church" 1t was power
full sermon and was delivered in an i'm
pressive manner. Discussion by the
delegates followed.
In the evening the first part of the
exercises were given over to the Y. P. S.
of Christian Endeavor. The district
secretary, Mr.. Norman Wilson, made an
address on the subject and was followed
by Rev. Frank M. Aunks of Hood River,
who; delivered the associational sermon.
1t was most interesting and feeling ad-
dress and was listened to with pleasure
by those present. Rev. Cephus Clapp,
superintendent Of missions of Oregon.
made a telling address on the subject of
"Our work in Oregon" The past year
has been successful one. Ten new
churches have been organized; six new
churches have been. built; three more
are in contemplation, and three have
been resuscitated. There are 2,001 Con-
gregational church members in Oregon
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FAREWELL.

The time had now expired and exactly
at the end of fifteen minutes from their
arrival the train slowly moved away just
as Indian Jim Wesley caught the hand
of the president and gave it hearty
shake. One little fellow of all the vast
crowd, was still unsatlsfied and was seen
at the top of his speed closely following
the train as far as the freight depot, Wig
orously waiving an American flag.
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THE PREsIpENr's own.

The President rides at home in the car
just hack of this palatial dining-room
on wheels. The car is the .sNew Zea-
land. +" The main interior is upholstered
in blue plush with brown curtains, and
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M A Ri EFT a
Opposite the Kennesaw House. ,

Opposite the Kennesaw House,
CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor.
VTHE BEST OF VEHICLES, TIL
safest of drivers and the fastest,
horses are always ready, night and ds
for hire. No man or woman or child eve
has given me call in the past, who ha
been, nor shall any ever in the future be
dissatisfied with my teams or the men
my employ. Everything and every BODY
about me are No. /.
l have cheaped my charges proposition
ate to the stringency of the times Fo
references as to the truth of what I saw
as the turnouts and charges, go 10 my
friends, which means the people general.
ly.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safely of themselves, vehicles and
horses. ], A. G.. ANDERSON
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1t Looked Great.

Mr.. G. S. Clinton placed Coventry,
England" after, his name on the Audi
forum register the other morning. A
reporter asked him what he thought Of
this country in general.
"Oh, like it pretty WELL" he replied.
Have you Travelled very extensively
in the United StatesT
''All over it..
Have you been in Chicago before?'
sOften.
do you intend to remain in this coun-
try long,?
tFor the rest of my life."
"Then you like it SO well that you iu-
tend to settle here:"
IL think will. I've been in the
United States for twenty-seven years.
It suits me first rate. register from
Coventry because it looks better than
Hell Creek, where live, and so that /
can remember to write letters to my
people in England. Haven't seen Gov
entry since | was small boy and don't
want to, but the name looks simply
great on hotel book. Don't you think
so?-Chicago inter- Ocean.
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The Scales ON n Flair.

If you look at a human hair under the
microscope you will find that its surface
is formed OF successive overlapping
scales. The bristles of the hog bear
much resembles to the human hair,
though their diameter is greater and the
tilelike scales are much finer. Sleeps
hair has much coarser scales. 1t is
owing to the existence Of these scales
that schoolboy is able by a peculiar
process to tell which is the tip and which
the OTHER end of hair, rolling it be-
tween his finger and thumb. Thus
manipulated. the hair always travels in
the direction of the base, becatise the
edges of the scales prevent it from going
the other way.-Interview in Washing
ton Star.
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Sharks, Nests.

Sparrows and wrens not unfrequently
build in the stork's huge pile of sticks, a
nest within nest, which we rarely see
in England. In Holland and Denmark a
common mode of inducing storks to take
up their abode is to fasten cart wheel
ON the top of tall pole erected in some
field. At the village of Luitsedam, near
the Hague, there is one of these, which
is regularly tenanted
Closer to the town, in the plantations
around the house of one of the gentry,
there is an enormous nest. It is placed
at the top of large silver fir, the lead
ing shoot of which has been broken by
the wind At Wassenaar, a village some
miles off, where immense quantities of
bulbs are grown, a pair yearly rear their
young ones on the church tower. Cham
bers' journal.
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DIR. P. r. CORTELYOU.

PRACWCTNG PHYSICIAN,

PRACTTCING PHYSICIAN,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
1Xl North-side Public Square, over r. 81.
N ,rthcutt' Millinery store. Consultation
Hours, s. a. m 70 l2--3 to p. M, unless
otherwise engaged. Telephone No. 10
Residence nearly opposite Pres oyterian
Church, or Church street,
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Amount of Sleep Required.

Sleep is the principal agent in body re-
cuperation. The amount needed is diff
ferent for different persons. For the or
binary worker from six to eight hours is
necessary; yet how often, in the battle
for existence, is the desire for sleep forci-
bly, suppressed and the nights rest fool
ishly shortened. Sooner or later insom-
MIA wreaks its vengeance on the ply
Biological sinner. Many a person who
once robbed himself of the necessary
amount of sleep would now gladly sleep,
but cannot.
Many nerve troubles first develop into
disease when joined with sleeplessness.
1t appears as a symptom of a long stand
ing nervous disturbance, but to many it
appears as the first signs of disorders,
when it is only a result of causes in oper-
alton long before. Herald of Health.
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utilizing a Scantx wardrobe.

The widow of Booth, ST., gave Edwin
her husbands wardrobe after time,
and with occasional twisting we made
that serve for everything. We used to
sew the ermine cap of Richard onto
Richelieu's robe, and then ripit off again
when the crook back monarch had to
have it. In Memphis we met Ada Men
ken, who conceived violent attachment
for Ted, but he did not reciprocate. The
women were always going wild over
him, yet he Stunned female society,"
Interview in New York Epoch.
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DIR. T.. J. SEIZE,

PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON,
TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
i services in the practice of Medicine in
all its branches to the citizens of Marietta
and surrounding country. Office at DR.
E. j. Seize Drugstore All calls prompt
" attended to.
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DIR. j. ID. MALONE,
Pr YSICI4N AND SURGEON

MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
OFFICE south side of Public Square,
~ a. Malone's Drug Store Residence
on the corner of Atlanta and Anderson
streets. Callsln city or country answered
promptly day and night.