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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

DAVID 5. TURPIE. ton and profit
Cockrell, when satisfied with the areu-
ment he is about to advance, runs a thumb
into the right arm-hole of his vest pattern,
as if he said to himself: well, I've got
you fellows now.' He debates with
marked intensity, without losing his head
or good nature, and makes telling political
attacks.
Chandler is circumlocutory, jerky, gar
rulous. He occupies two desks when he
speaks, passing his notes from one to the
other, as he moves about. He has a rasp-
ing voice and can make himself very
offensive to the Southerners, which he
does upon the slightest pretext. Blair, on
the other hand, is becoming the jester of
the Senatorial debates, as if the laugh
with which the country rewarded him for
his laborious speech upon the educational
bill had proselyted his many sided serious
ness. Cullom, whether he intends to do
so or not, reminds one of an idea of Lin
coin, and Evarts is the pink of neatness
and nicely, both in attire and forms of
speech. Allison is clear headed and vil.ile
He uses the uplifted finger, in the Doug
lass style, spanks one hand with the other
by way of emphasis and then picks up a
book and punches it significantly while
talking at some one on the other side
When putting a fact he repeats a
gesture commonly used in calling some
one from a distaace. He fidgets
with his glasses and fuses a deal until
he settles down to debate, and then he is
perfectly selfpossessed. He uses simple
language, is clear reasoner and is at
| ease where nearly every one else is lost
in the intricacies of finance. He has a
| sturdy voice and handmade invigorat
| ing presence.
Stanford, Dolph, Stewart, Mitchell and
! Jones are all readers from manuscript,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate OF Andrew z. johnson. Deceased.
The undersigned having been pointed admin
isirairix q the estate a. And ew g. j. hrssn ls.s
Of the county OF Roct Island state % Illinois de
ceased. hereby gives notice that she will appeai
before the county court OF Rock leland county, a.
Rock Island, at the April term. on the frst Mon
dsyi April next atwaich time all perrons hsr-
ing claims against sAid estate are notified and
requested TO attend. for the purpose OF having The
same adjusted All persons indebted 70 said e.
tate are requested 20 make Immediate paymenl
TO the undersigned
Dated this 18th day Of February, A. D., 1851
HANNAH JOHNSON, Administr.,nr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

JOHN G. CARLISLE. There is grandeur in
his aspect, conviction in his words. He
appeals to the reason at all times
Butler memories his speeches and orna-
ments them with sentiment, He is capable
of bursts of inspiring oratory, but is poor
debator.
Vance is given to pointing the truth with
funny Illustrations, and his mis- sion in the
senate is aided by his jovial fig are. Black
bum has q stentorian voice and excellent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Carlisle the philoso-
pher and deliberator ::
Butler the idealistic
and imp e t u o. us /;
Vance the practical
and humorous. The
Kentuckian's mind
is stored with ma
terials logically ar
ranged, and he de-
livers them in de-
bate as readily as an
unthinking per S o n
carries on a CONVEX
sation of trifies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

over like a case of
acute ague; his voice
starts up with a
hoarse sound and ex-
pands like the siren
blast on an ocean
steamer; he stumbles
hurriedly through his
predatory sentences
and gradually be-
comes steady enough
to hold a sheet of his
manuscript so that it
can be read. His
legal efforts are lis
tened to with atten-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

floor are va led, some
times amusing and fire.
quently more interest
ing than the form OF
essence of the discus
son. Sherman, ole
of the most attentive
of the Senators Kim
SELF, comm ands less
attention than is sup
| osed. The CoInIy
imagines he shows oil
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

with good voices and
gre S S iv e ideas.
Hale affects English
accents and modulated
tones, but Frye raises
the very roof when he
gets started. Spooner
is an advocate, and a
good one, and is ex-
'ceedingly clever at
adjusting his authori-
ties and arguments to
Ithe exigencies of the
moment. He consults
the physiOpnomies Of
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

it. Vest wakes poetic and declamatory
by turns in political oratory. and is, per-
haps, next to Carlisle, the readiest DICTATOR
on the demo ratio side of the alley. Nor
gan's speeches are as long and as tiresome
as the handle of German town pump, and
Cal vies with him in driving the senate
into the cloak ard oommitte rooms. They
both think and talk monotonously.
German mas the D &c So mannerisms Of
an after dinner spea,ie ut a church banquet
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

IIOn anu lOrCe. he zEBULON b. VANCE.
is knocked off his feet easily, even when
conscious that he is right He is round
and jolly looking, but is of heavy and
prophetic turn of mind
Turpie uniergoes ocular transforma-
ton during a speech He trembles all
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
SOME SENATE SKETCHES.
MANNERISMS AND PECULIARI-
TIES OF STATESMEN.
How They Appear TO an Onlookei
From the Press Gallery-Sherman
Delights in Talking on Financial
Problems.

The mannerisms and peculiarities of the
national so ons in the debate, on the sonata
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
LEGAL.
A TTAoHMENT NOTICE.

4 ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Rock ISLAND Court. ".
In the circui; court Of Rock Island county. To
the May term A. ID 1881.
Robert c. Jewett, vs.. CAssins c. Hartman .ac
Sanford p. Hartman.
Public notice IL hereby given 90 the said Cas- is
c. Hartman and Sanford y. Hartman. that q writ
OF attachment issued out OF the once OF the
clerk OF said Rock leland county circuit court,
dated the seventeenth day Of January A. ID. 1871.
In the suit OF the ssid Robert c. Jewett and
against the estate OF the said Cassius c. Hartman
and Sanford p Hartman. for the ssm Of One
Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty dollars
$50 o0l. directed TO the sherif Of Rock Island
county. which said writ has been returned er-
eouted; now therefore unless you, the said San
ford Hartman and Czssius G. Hsrsmsn shall
personally be and appear before the said koc Z
leland county circuit court. or before the fret
day Of the next term thereof. 20 be holden at the
court house in the city Of Rock Island 81 said
county, on the 6rrt Monday OF Nav A d. 1891,
give bail and plead TO the -sid PLAINTIFF action.
judgment will be entered Agaipst yon and IN
favor Of the ssid Robert c. Jeseti. ana 20 much
OF the property attached as may be sufficient 90
satisfy the said Judgment and oosi., will be cod
10 satisfy the same.
Rock Island, Ill, Jan. 81. 1881.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
JAcKs'S & HURST, Plainiia's Attorneys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

T. Dewitt TaImage says: Filtration
Is damnation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

and what might be
described as a small
voice. Harris has
an irritating drawl,
and in debate is as
sumptive, like Nc
Phei son, who never
rises to ask a ques-
ton that he doesn' t
have to be stopped
from making a
speech.
Reagan is a busy
deba;er, hut lacks
quickness of peroep-
ton and force He
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

READ
Frank YOung'S
MENU.
FISH
Fresh Fish. White Fish. Cod Fish.
Sueliz. Smoked Halibut.
Picked Herring. Smoked Boosters.
Large Fat Msckerel.
Canned Smoked Trout.
Brook Trout.
shrimp.
Boneless Ssrtines.
Clam Chowder.
FANCY BOTTLE GooDs-
P. Emiluu & Co. Olives.
Peas,
Mushrooms,
Preserved Ginger.
Cross & Blsckwell's Midgets.
Jenny Lind Stuffed Msngoes.
Imported Red Cursnt Jelly,
% Raspberry sad Strawberry Jelly
Durkee Salad Dressing.
Armour's Extract of Beef,
Brandy Pickles.
Peaches. Strawberries. etc.
CHEEsE-
Edsm. Fromas de Bie.
Imported Swiss.
Neutschtel. Sap Sage.
Cream and Limburser.
CoEFEEs-
Willow. Rand & Watson.
Chase & SunfordIs.
High grade Coffees always on haad.
MEALS
Armour's Star Boneless Bacon.
"a Hams,
Gi,more's Hams and Bacon.
Pure L-af Lard.
Pigs Feet. BoneleEs Hooks
Poultry always on hsnd
FRUITs-
Malaga Grapes.
Bananas. Apples,
Florida orargss and Lemons.
1103, Third avenue.
Telephone No. lies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

The rszor is So called, of course. he
cause it enables a man to rsze whiskers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

D BURLINGTON ROUTE B.S @. RAIL
- wsy-Depot First avenue and Sixteenth st.,
J. Young, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

The Great French Remedy for suppressioos
and Monthly Irregularities
Ladies Use-Le Due's Periodical Phi, Of Pans,
France; guaranteed % accomplish al that h
claimed for them. To be used monthly for troubies
peculiar 20 women faI directions With each
box ~ per boz or three toxes for Is. Americas
PHI Co. royalty proprietors. Spencer, Iowa The
genuine pill obtained Of Otto kudert Kin street
Rock Island. Jappe q Co.. Davenport, soe Of Al
dfu9giets- aiS~dv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
Farmers and the Wool Tariff.

The tariff on wool is all right and
the farmer Of this region wants to
keep it right where it is. He will do
what he can in this direction if he
knows what is to his own interest.
The Republican party is the only
party now on deck that is in favor of
the present tariff on wool. The
Democrats are bowling to have it
taken off. They are looking after
the man that wears wooden clothing.
AS the Pioneer has said before, the
settler in these regions who has to
put up with billiards, froSts, drouth,
lack of society and the many other
disadvantages of frontier life, is en-
titled to little sugar in at least one
direction. He gets it on the wool
he has to sell. The one industry
that is helping our settlers more
than anything else is the sheep in
dustry, and yet there are some peo-
pie, and some of them live right
here, who want to take away from
him what profit he gets out of his
wool clip. 1t is wonderful thing
that there should be men who will,
for the sake of political idea, work
and vote, politically, against their
interests and the interests Of their
neighbors and their community, but
such is the case.-Manaan (N d.
Pioneer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11

appreciation of. the Republican par
ty, and has also the support Of many
thoughtful men of other political or
CARNATIONS; hence the principle on
which the economic system rests
which has been inaugurated by the
Mckinley bill has the undivided
support of Ohio Republicans. The
agriculturists of Ohio fully under
stand that the tariff Of 1890 affords
to their productions more and better
protection thar any legislation pre-
c-ding it since the organization f
or government.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
How Reciprocity Progresses.

Negotiations are progressing ia
vorably for reciprocity arrangements
under the Mckinley bill with San
Domingo, Venezuela and Peru The
absence of Secretary Blaine may
cause some delay, bnt he has al
ready had a number of conferences
with Senior Galvan, the special en-
WOW of San Domingo, and he is
merely waiting to hear from Venezu-
Ella whether the propositions which
were submitted some time ago have
been accepted. Private reports
have been received here indicating
that the Venezuelan Congress would
probably accept the convention sub
mitted by the President of the re-
public, but no official information
has been received that the Congress
has taken action. The negotiations
with Peru have only recently begun
to be talked about, and the final
propositions have not been formuIat-
ed. The Spanish convention re
garding Cuba will doubtless be pro-
claimed first, and the other three
will follow at Intervals Washtn8t0n
C0lYesb0ndent Commercial Bulletin,
Nav OF
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
How the Tariff reduced the price Of
Bunting.

How the antt reduced the price OIL
Bunting.
Gen. B. F. Butler, in speech de-
liyered in Boston recently, said:
All through the war of the rebel
lion no bunting was made in this
country. 1t could not be made; it
was not made. We depended upon
Great Britain. There was no Tariff
on bunting only the very ordinary
Tariff of that class of goods, for
another purpose, and we were pay
ing from SIS to SIS for the different
grades of bunting; and no soldier or
sailor fought in the great war under
a yard of American bunting.
Well, at the request Of the Secre-
tary of Navy, I undertook, with some
of my young friends up in Lowell, to
see if bunting could be made here.
We found out how to make it.:
sent man over to England to learn
and we started it with ? looms, and
there was 40 per cent. Tariff put
on the hunting.
What was the effect Of that?
would not, if l could have had my
own way, had more than 10 per cent
put on it. Everybody said:"Oh,
General Butler. pat great deal of
Tariff on the bunting" l knew too
much for that.
What was the effect of that9 The
Tariff was 50 Ligh that within II
years there were 1900 looms weav
ing bunting in tit United States,
and the bunting now has come down
SO that the very Lest that can be
made on earth may be got for $18 a
piece; instead of $50 and S35.
And so it is with every article.
| hear some people say" Why, the
Tariff is always an addition on the
price
The last | knew about cotton cloth
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11

for am not cotton cloth weaver,
and somebody will correct me if |
am wrong) the Tariff was five cents
yard on calico cottons, print cloths
as they are called; ard | can buy all
the print cloths in this country fer
three and three-quarters cents, as
you all know
A voice. cents, three cents,
General.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
Hon. Columbus Delano.

Hon Columbus Delano, who WIS
Secretary of the Interior under
President Grant, and who is now in
Washington, thinks the Republicans
of Ohio are all right. He says:
Protection to all American indus
tries that can be prohtably carried on
in this country has the unanimous
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
Standard---N not received;
Prairie Prince.

Sired bv
ddamb
rangy. and uperby gated 2yearod think ne Will
make Lake county had Tor
Fee a
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-06-11
49,. King Pine. .....

Tudel by Blue
Bull Pine elegantly formed
FLIES Kenosha look for King Pine
him On made
Sericef
oil 0 address catalogues EDWARD P De WOLF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
OgsOszenfe gazcciarsEkie.

Hle EazeCiarakie,
On
,Wyszio juz IT'S wydanie ,ero
dz'ef kslqzka O 200 stronnicach
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdei
gazcty wychodzacej W stanacb
LJednoczonych, majaceJ podfue
american Newspaper Directorv prze,
SIT % tysiecy abonent6w Z W.
szczcgolnienlem, lie kosztuie wiers2
o~gtoszenia. Podaje take listc mn
lepszycn gazet W kazdem miescie
~maJ2cych lokalnych abonont6w
nalmniei 500o-tudziez liste wszrI'
k'ch lnnych gazet oraz warunkl.
Z" Jaki sposdb MONA W Mich mai,
'an'e) ogIaszaG. Wraszcie wskszuie
,at' sp"sdb us1w,ckszy zvsk
mona c'qgn2t pleniedzy / t. d.
hsi2zka In kazdemu M
'auan'e pr1"SIana bYdzie darmo
'lp'k" Rosetta przcSetkl go 2eut6wi
tfseha poslaG " znaczkach ,,oczl
.owYch pod aLrcsem: Geo. P Ro.
yell u Co., 10 SpruceStreet. New
York c.. N. Y. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
DZIEC
KO.
POWIESC.
(Ciqg dalszy.)
VII.


zaopatrzyli 60 W lis>y polpca
]ace 90 peWnego ]eFar2a, ma
swiskiem Romberk, kt6ry Cd
dawnych lat w Paryzu m1esz.
kat / by} domowym lekarzem
'w!elu >n&kolnitych rodzin Do
ktor ten przyj4i WiodzImierza
bardzo se1decznle. = poniewaz
byl bezdzie;ny, prze;o zapro.
SIT go do swegp donu la
m!eszkanie. Wten sposob stale
Sic, re tax Wiodzimierzowl,
lax ]ego towar2yszowi Karo-
lowi powodz,lo sic W Pary3u
bardzo dobrze. Karol zlnienii
sic do niepoznanla, a W sercu
lego zbudzi1a sic oezgrariczna
wdziecznosc mlfosc dta tego,
ktory go Z upadku podnio,i,
to jest, ola W1odzlmlerza
Stat SIC dla niego najlepszym
przylac'elem, na]wlernIejszym
siuga.
Czasaml rozmawiali otaj .
rodzlnrych stronach 0 rodzl,
each; wtedy Karol piakat
mad swo1em ob}ak i
powtarzaf pred Wlodzimie-
rem, jake n'gdy przepigdy ma
droge grzerhu i wys'epku ME
wejdz!e. Ten sluchai go i
pocieszat mowiac:
MIME ME przyrzekaj, ale
zmien sic pred Boglem.
Podawaf mu tel dobre
ksiazkl do czytania , swiecl1
mu dobrym prGykiadem. Po-
mimo wielorakieso zatrudnle
MIA pomimo rozrywek, O
iakie w wlelklem mlescie ME
trudno, ME zanledbywai Who
dzimierz n'gdy obow,azkow
religIjnych katoIlka / zawsze
! postepowat tax, lie / Bogu |
ludziom byf mliY.
Pewuego dina odezwat sic
DIR. Romoerk do Wiodzimie
RIA:
-kochany panic Wtodzl-
mlerzu! Zapomiaiem zupelnle,
2e pred kilku dniaml mowifem
z panem margrabia Be:iers, kt6.
ry pana przeZemnie ma bal
zaproaif, a bal ten wiasn:e
DIS sic odbywa, Przecie pan
poJdZie Zemna ma ow bal?
Przepraszam pana, ze dis do
piero 0 tenn movie, ale pa
mied mi jakos sfabnie.
-Bardzo chetnie, panic do
ktocze,-odrzext WIodzimierz
.-ale...
ME chce mczego slyszy6.
-przerwaf mu dr.. Romberk
pan musisz isG Jenna.
Mlody lekarz, must nietylko
gorllwym bye W szpitalach
pc nocach jeszcze SIC ucz,c,
ale takze zabieraG znajomos.
CT z ludzmi wp}ywowyml,
a ME puwlnien tel uciekat
pred kobietam,, lecz race
starac sic o zaskarbienle sobie
ich "zgledow Wledza lekar.
ska Wilma bye wprswdzle
ola n'ego 2awsze gi6wua RE
CA, ale madrego pos,qNowa.
MIA ME Hale2y zaniedbYwac
Movie 3 doswia1czema 81
szczer2e, DO panu dobrze Is cze
Ola tego, moiem zdanlem
%powrnien pan udaG sic d.
0nr,nn 900 l.I .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05

oAI NoiOu lC-
go bogactwa i zachowaf sic
skromnle, ale pewno i
godnoscia kole bogatych
i moanych ludz,.
Mai zrcszta PREY boku
zawsze swego serdecznego
przyjaciela, dr.. Rpmberka,
kt0ry ulatwiai mu znajomos-
CT l zapozLawal Z ka&da o.
SODA, ktora cos znaczyta.
Wtem SERGE zabl}o 2ywiej
WfodZ!mierZowi, 90 tel
chw,ll weszla do sell plekna,
bogato PREY Drama DANA, ira.
bianka Helena! Wpatrzyt sic
W ma tax ba:dzo, Re ME sly
szai nawet, Jak mu dr.. Rom
berk szeptal do ucha. Ogar-
nelo 60 take wzruszenie, lie
oprzec sic musiaf Q stup. Hra-
blanka, ktora ,szia W iowa
rzystwie cjca kapitana Eku-
son. muslala prlechodzlG tuz
ebok miejsca, gdz,e W1odz..
stat. L drzeniem serca oczeki-
wal tego momentu. Nadcho-
dza; hrablanka spostrzeg}a go,
poczerwiemafa, a usmiech-
nawszY Sc, skineia gluwa
uprzejmie! Wiodz.mierz czuf
s'e szczesliwym!
Mniel szczesllwym byl pan
kap'tan Ekuson; spostrzegt
on BOWEN, lie hrablanka He
lena wlelka serdecznoscla
rozmawiafa . mlodym leka-
rem, . do nlego tylko kiedy
nlekiedy obojetnie siovko wy
rzekfa. Domyslii sic, Re tych
dwo,e ludzi wia2e si'n,eiszy
wezef, anlzeli sauna przyjazn;,
ogarnefa go przeto close wiel-
ka, DO czuf, re bogata parma
wysunie mu STA z reki, a Z
MIA i mil1ony, o ktore mu
przedeWsZystkiem chodziio.
Gdy o tenn %pomyslal, drzal
lak W febrze; Gala p~rzyszlosc,
zYcle swole stawif ia karte;
gdyby przegraf, natenczas
wszYstko sic skonczyfo. Ma
balm byi W zfym humorze,
choG usmiech mial nh twarzy.
A gdy sic hrablanka z balu
oddall1a, da1 sic j on do
domu, ci9gle medytu)ac mad
TEN, ]akby przeciwn1ka swe-
go E drogi m6gi u>unac.
Przypadek zdarzyi, Re ma
wlnaf mu sic czlowlek, ktory
mu W lego przedsiewzieciu
mogt dopomodz.
Gjy BOWEN do domu pray.
szed}, powiedzlaf mu s'uzacy,
IL Cd dwoch godzln czeka Ia
nlego jak's nieznany czlowiek
i odejsc sobie ME chce.
Kapltan Fly znieclerpli-
W.Ouy ZaWofaf:
--Wyrzuc go "a drzwi!
H! no! TO jakos ostro-
odezwat sic W tel chwill CLOS
z "a drzwi, a tut zaraz wszedf
mezczyzno w nedznem ubranlu
a o dzikiem %wejrzenu.
Wynos sic! = zawofa1
tenze na s}uzacego, kt6cy z
osiupleniem p%atrzal ma kapl-
tana. Ten skina} reka, abv
wysZedi. S!u&acy oddalii sic,
gioWa p %trzasalao.
Me poznajesz mnle, ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
Aleksandra Chod4ki dokladny -
Slow u / k
POLSKO-ANGiEL SKI
Ana iEvCEN DOT CT 2
ANGIELSnO-POLSK

zoaa' wz ukohc7ony odesfany tyn', kt6rzv przys3ah ma dz%ae
to prenumerata. Dzefo TO jest W dobrej, nocnej oprawle &c sfoconemi
tytulks!n': Aawieraj2cy 924 suonnic ,wyraznego druku ma doorym pa
pierre. kosztuje tylko 4 dolary. Dzie}o to jest potrzebne kaziennu POI
lskowi w Ameryce, kto-y tn cbrat sobie ten kaj "a drugs olczyzne.
JezAiem urzyduwy m biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyE angiesh |
be- <nainn sci teyo jezyka ME MONA tn prowadMt zadnego interesu
8 III ~a3n:owaa iotaG " urzedach, biurach i'd. tn W Ameryce oprdcs
olezsst>-o Jezyka angelsklego znsornosc innych jezyk6w Jest zgia
ni"rotr~etna. hto oprocz swego jezyka, umie pc al g'esku, wszydzie "
caiej d}ugiej szerokieI Ameryce rozmowi sic i inters odprawL ktS
unn1e po angielsku, chocaA ME plynn&e, }atwo zna]azie rrace po-
sadie hatwo wybranym bwd moae "a jaKn urzad w hanilach hes
ie4yka angielskiego najbardzej wyksztafcony cz}owiek p,zustaje v
tNe 4atenu v wtasnym :nteresie kazdege tn mieszkajacego polaka
iMI Jk naipr}dzej nauczyt sic jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkows kslazka
Ola ujsao,vj2cyoh 20 ang1slsks jest "PGsrednik Polsk9 Angie!ski eens
shmA gielskj Angiels ho' olski abowiem W tymsa
snwnilu tatwo znalezt co znaczy poskie siowo W lezyku angieskim
sowo angieskie co znaczy V iezyku polskim. Kazdy Jeden, ktory tn
" Amcryce chce pozostat, pc ~inlen m;ec s}ownik ten W swojm domu;
u kaaAego, czy on robotnik, rzemeAnk, farmer, b1znesta, handlarzlub
urz%'nik, po~'n2o to dzeo zna]dowac sic pod reka; Cy kto chce list
napsac 20 angieskU hub cce &C przet}umaczy6 z ksiazki hub gazety
sngielskiej na j2zyk pokki, ME moze obyc sic bez stownika Posko
-AngiekNego Angelsko- Poskego. Nnka cena t@o dzie}a jest TAX
przystepnY, re najuboaszy cz!owlek moze je kupiG.
Przysefajci. ma tnoe rece pc Il dolary a kazdenu s}ownih
n%atychmiast wysle.
"A Il. DERDOWSKI
Coz. 9a8si a& CarsmOna Sc.
NENONA. MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05

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