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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


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hetciian. leaves every Monday and THURSDAY at
PA iuT river 4annss. 1hufsiAy's frip N IT, ~
tended 10 Baltimore. All l,r-laid.
for lissdge ana ir-isiu apIiy 10 SIEpHE NHtDN n
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PROFESSIONAL,


PkoF CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABIIsHED
this city. Has wonderful prophetic aift Of second
stolen n sssss .,
esdy msTssss Tyss Success N bushes
cites and ali IN trouble viii save time and money by
others have issi CcsvinSss most sksp,iesi and sd
vertises only what he do. All business conndental
9 olsn SasS.s. ss.a.nss AZ s.. brsss s DsS
W Life given from cradle to open sunday: SIS
North Carolina ave. Sc. my.-2t'
AMEs COPELAND
The celebr ated medium who met with such
remarkable success revealing the aud diynng the
affairs Of ie business, sehn.ss pending pension
Fer s sns g. anls h' ho@r'
NINE. kApHAL, TIE CELEBRATED GLAZE
VI voysnt and asroogst the seventh daughter. born
and lucky dates. Dont iai " sees fEss lady Room IL
sIo y. n ": sL2I-ot-
MES z. V. SMELL.
at ner patlors 9Oa New York avenue. Magnetic and
NJ ME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
~ LIFE; All business confidential Ladies and gen.
lemeh 20 s ss, ans s s@ Hours; BAN to I'm
EDfIUNE TELLING BY HAND READING. THE
young Madame De vslatina. arrived from Europe,
tells three different will remain a few days
letter Tells lady n,ienlsn Dy the letters in the
l&1tu WHO inc luture EnsOsnd or wife WILL De. br1nxs
back husband or lover many days; Also Las
great Egyptian breas.flatc charms Iucky belt gives
advice and !uck IN business good luck in love,
!ucA IN journeys also settles family troubles also
also DI hsy SSR s.n he ass Ladies e at onee
faction Office hours from ~ a. to n M, daily
and sunday. MADAME DE YALATiNA
Parlor. hoon !. upstairs, irst floor
mh11-3St' Yl2 L ST.. 9Th st
MME. DREAMER THE ONLY WONDERFUL
Az y1fted tncIsh and Genan astroio<ref In the city
Tells all events OF lie. Office hours, D. IA
loOS liti st W. Open Sundays 10 to $50 D. ~
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IT NEARLY SET HIM CRAzY.
,URED OF A TERRIBLE CASE OF cArARRH.

Geo. Jackson keeps grocery store at 705 South Ann
ST., Baltimore. He is sixty-seven years old and is
vel known in the nei2hborhood in which he resides.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TWO BIG CANS TOMATOES l5. 3LBs. LARD,
%. bug bottle FirfiEis Caret. 70. si.lsi bo,te
Claret, 23c. 5 It's. Lard. &c; = s. Cheese 2,I
gooi TWIST Tobaico, BE. Per 10. 10 good Cigars ..r
bottle Brandy. 2oc.; bottle Malt MhIsAy, 10.
GinAkE'S,
apcs}llns l:s3c 1th ST IL w n.ar al
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

L kAhAJ ER lIANUs DO MOI MID AM BON
N tastc IbraseO.'ysy IN advertising. 1hsy prove
lor tlelnsey es renIarGab.e tone and dur4ltity
Temple OF NCsc,G Ii. KUHN. Establi shed here ls52
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A MAY DAY FESTIVAL.
THE PRESIDENT BANouErED.

President Harrison was given an elaborate
banquet at the Palace Hotel last evening. Not
less than 800 representative citizens of San
Francisco were present The President, Post
master General Wananaker and Secretary
Rusk responded briefly to toasts, and those
were the only speeches made.
the presidential party will visit Oakland and
Sacramento today, and tonight the President
will be dined by the Union League Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02

/ 1TnnNNH .MEN Uf IHE INTfklOR. NANHINu-
LION, D.C.i Apnl u. lsyl.-S-alei Irs,,o-.l. viii
y, us ,eo"lved ~ tins deartnsnt until UNE U'CIaICK
y NJ MoNDAl. MAY ftGHTEFNTH lSpl -
lurulshns supplies consisting mainly 81
VISIONS, ur"srles, Dry OOO4s. sh,ss Drnas Hard
sare, rue. Ice. Lunliet. Sr.. .or tile Of "a.
FRESHMEN = hosiatAl and Asylum during the n-r.i
year ending June ~. ls.fe. bsnk iorUs Of props.ls
shttNie- OF Items, aud iusfrtasius 10
bidders will be furnished - arp 1.atio1 H. III. ~.
Iia-tnI.nt. JOHN " NuHI A. s
apr. s'.my2.d.a
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hErAkIAENI or AHE IATERIOk MAsHIS NO.
~ ton. Apr1 q. 1891 .-Sealed proposals viii h. re-
celyed NJ this department until on OVIsssE b a
MONDAY, MAY EiGH EEN III. lssl Tor furnish.
nlx sulpies; coHssiln< mainly Of l.ats truvislons
srOcer1-s, dry gOois. siss. 4. MA liar, ware fuel
ns iuhiiIer 81 isr The USE fr.ednAn's Hos.
bita anu Asylum d1rita- year nA ne Iuns
a.. lsf- biank pOrus IFclEJs.als ssllelu.s ~
ites sI-lncat ons aud INSTITUTIONS 10 BIDDER, rrll
br iurnirltesl 0n Aipllr.flgn 60 ttf- lt.tA-41.u,
xlID. -, N.Y., G,g.lI gUiN N Mn. A. s.cr.,.xr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18
Wei H zA?AS

NoWych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia H ieroni m a Der
d owsklego Winonie, Q
mianowicie:
/. Cic h a e FAC hrze-
II k a, ksiazka do
nabozenstwa ola katolikow
" ~slicznej ~z}oconej l wy
~t}aczanei okfadce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem s l.25
Q. B 9 g adzie]an a
a, ksiazka do nabozen.
silva, W takiej samej kosz-
townej opraw,e l.25
8. B sdz Wola W o.
a, modlitwy rozmysla-
mia ma wszys:6ie uroczy.
stosci koscielne l ma wszel.
kie ~okollcznosci zycia, W
drog1ej oprawle 1.2l
4 K siazka d nabo-
zehstwa Dunina (w
najwspanialSzej oprawie,
bez okucla) 2.OG
s.. Ani6t ID Z, opraw-
ny W sk6re Scent.
6. Histor, a Biblij-
ma ola dzjs~i, uzywana W
szko}ach pu skich W Cali.
cyl, polecc1,a przez KS.
hardynaia Dunajewsk iego 500.
PLACCIE IA WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18
GEORGE ENGER g. CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO
PLAN JAZDY
NASZYCH KOLEI.

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront wschodu- Odchodzi.
Chicago expr., codzieh 6.36 pm.
Chicago expr., 1872 pm.
chicago expires 1886 am.
Pocjag pocztowY codzieh 9.59 Dm.
" stron b du Odchodzl.
Chicago express. codzleh 3.49 am
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 an
Chicago expr. 1877 PM
Pociag pocztowy 11.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
2 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski isl am.
Przesiadanle do Menomeaee l1.51 am.
Green Bay-Winona & S. p.
?rzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag pasazerski Ais pc ob.-9.20 rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6.05 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
Ku Zach O d 0 l..
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 vice.. $40 wiecz.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poludn.
Frachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.O5 20 poludn
Ku C hodowi i.
PrzyDywa Odchodzi
Pasaierski $40 rano 600 w:ecz.
S.55 wiecz 8. 10 wiecz.
kacZacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. f30 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.4O,,po:po4udn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18

polscy, do jakich badz kolwlek
stowarzyszeh nale2ac lub ME
naleaac do Mich wcale, z u
rzedu swoiego duchownego
plastu1a wfadze mad ludem /
na]latwiejszy maja sposob w
bleranla potrzebnego ma ten
zaglad funduszu, ma ktory
wszyscy bez r62nicy polacY
skfadac sic powlnr:i.
Dobrzeby }ednak by1o 3D.
dac jeszcze Dom Przytulku
pod opieke jednego z Bisku-
pow amerykansklch, Jak to
uczyn,li niemcy podobnym
zakfadem, noszacym NAIVE
Domu Leona XIII - go. W
ten sposob kwestye sporne i
nieporozumienla, ktoreby wynl-
knac mog|y, podawac mozna-
by do roztrzygniecia BIZ
skupowj, ja6o najdostojnleisze.
mu opiekunowi zaKfadu. IRE
szta i urzad kapelana emlgra-
cyjnego W ten tylko sposob
m6glyby bye ustalonym.
Go sic tyczy mys]i podanej
przez pana w. Pauszeka ma
o%bchodzie $50 Ma}a W Silver
Lake. Mlnn., to mi sic Gdaje,
Re W niej nc z}ego ME by1o,
owszem mysl to bardzo prak-
tyczna. choc'az nieoryglnalna,'
DO rowniez wzieta cd niemcow,
kt6rzy wedlug tel mysll pos
tapili soble PREY %zofo2eniu
domu Leona XIII-go.
" streszczonej movie p.
Pauszeka podanej we Wlarusie
me bvio powledziane re, spra-
wa Domu Emngracyjnego ME
jest patryotyczna. Owszem
twierdzif mowca, lie W danych
warunkach, kt6re wyrazn1e
w%yiuszcza, sprawl ia bYiaby
,,idealn,e patryotyczna". | re
czyw1scie, jak cnota ka2da Jest
wtedy tylko cnota prawdz'.
wa, k'edy Jest %roztroDna, tax
czyn ka3dy wtedy Jest dos
konalym, kiedy 2 roztropnoscla
wykonany.
ze ustaleaie Domu Emigra-
cyjnego ola polak6w W Sta.
Zjednoczonych zacheci 90 emf
gracyi wlelu polak6w, ktorzv
navel W .OJozyznie maia do
brobyt zapewnlony, 0 ten
ME mole bye zadne] watpll'
. woscl. Wiemy, jak nieraz ns
: iedno sfowo 3ydowskiegc a,
genta, cate wsie udaja sic ne
dobrowolne wygnanie. Kiedy'
pi)any jakis szlazak w Texas 6
4 INA spas" napisai list do sta
: rego kraft, donoszac swyn
krewnym, re W Texasie krag
fY rok dziko rosna na]dosko
9 nalsze .,rodzynkl". Ma te tyl
!! ko pogtoske pare set rodzll
a przy5yfo ma raz re Szlazk
: do Texasu. Jeszcze dzislaj nj
ustafa goraczka emlgracyjn'
> do Brazylii. yWiemy, }ak tysiq
n &c ludzi o2uszczaiy n~ailepsz
stanowlska W o]czyznie. sprze
u dawaiy maiatki, udaiac 81
W daleki, nieznany ten kra
a. ma nedze, choroby i smler(
81 Teraz JUL Ia wlesG 0 zaioze
J., niu Domu Emigracy]aego sci
J.. XII list0w DrzvchodZa 2 r0I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18

opieka Matk' Boskiej Czesto'
chowskiej i n1etoporzewym
lego poto2enir. Czy2 Matka
Naiswletsza, Kr6lowa Korony
Polsk1ej ME ulltuie sic W kon-
Gu mad ia garstka swych pod
danych! Za osobiste tylko ME
porozumien:a niewyrozum,e-
ma, a niezupelnie chrzescian'
ski despotYzm nlektorych
przewodzcow Ziednoczenia P.
R. K. P. O. S. j. byf powo-
dem odpadniecia tych iowa
rzystw i wYtworzenia ola
Mich nienormalnego sta
nowlska, o tenn ME nam lad
nej watpliwosci. Tymczasem
towarzystwa tie pod opieka
Matkl Boskiej Czestochowskie]
po1aczone, daily dowod, ma
wet po SVEN oderwaniu sic,
TAX szczerego przywlazanla 40
WARY swYch ojc6w i swel
Kr5lowej Nlebleskiej, 2e "a
sluguja ma wlecej wzgledow
i bratnlei milosc, re suropy in
nych stowarzyszehKa tolickich,
kt6re pierwszy krok do WA
]emnego porozumienia sic i
zblizeaia uczyniG powinny.
Jua tylHo kilka dnl d2ieli
mas cd imag'nowanego zjazdu
Redaktor6w Polsklch W
st. H., a dotychczas ukaza1a
sic tylko odezwa zapraszajaca
ma ten ziazd, z pod ktore)
iu4 jeden redaktor wycofal
i. swo] podpis, a drugl podobno
radbY to uczYnii, czu]ac sic
iakos Uneasy wsrod tych
niellcznych wprawdzie podpi-
sow, ale do tax uczciwych
naleAacych iudzl...
Me VIE atol', jakbY to mog2
na;polityczniej uczynj6, wiec
nadrabla nina. | rzeczywlscle
wezef to Gordyjski do roz-
wiazanla: czy j W 1akl sposob
ma TAXA %inlcyatywe przy~
staplG do ziazdu. Ns]tezsze
nasze redaktorskie g1owy wi
docznie bi)a sic z mys'ami
ME mogac znales6 wy]scla,
mllcza o tym przedmioce jak
swieta ziemia.
oanowie, ME chcie)cie bye
orIginalnymi, idzcle W tyn
razie "a przykfadem prasl
b .angielsko - amer ykansklel
Prasa demokracka l republi-
kanska, jake pawlerzchownl'
tylko sic r62nlaca, a W RE
czywlsto6ci bedaca ma zo]dzl'
plutokratow, stanowi iedel
zwlazek. Prasa niezalezna LII.
dependent, tworzy osobnY zwia
EEK, a katolicka amerykansk'
tak2e odrebny. = Czybysci
wy chcieli muir przeblc g1owa
..JeAell tan.ci ME 2nalezli d.
siebie innego uczc'wego wyls
cla W te] sprawie, toe l W
ME macle 60. pc co szukac
tylko p6jS6 "a przykiader
pierwszych.
Dolby przyktad innych, be
aadnego ola siebie ubli2enls
zawsze nasladowaG mo2ns
I tn przychodzl MI ma my'
ieszcze jedna wanna spraw'
Ltnro 1vpo poIoria WY ST nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-18

miasta polskiego, VODKA
polskich ludzi."
Chy take ogolacanie Oh
czy-tei z,em, 2 polskiego lu-
du moAe bye po2adanem?
CAy racze] SERGE prawego po-
laka ME ma bolec mad
tenn?
Stowarzys2enie Ksie2y Pol
sk;ch W Stan. Zled. P. A. u
r~oczyscie og'osi}o, 2e popiera-
lac Dom Emigracyjay ME INA
ma celu wywotYwania nowego
ruchu emigracyjnego. y tenn
mkt n1gdy ME watplf, Re ME
ma z Mich laden taklego celu.
Ale tn wcale co lnnego
chodzi.
Zc naduaycia wspap1afomysl-
nosci doproczync6w przez
rlrzymuiacYch j%aimuzne ME
p"winuy rikogo powstrzymy~
wac cd uczynkow miIosier-
nych - o tel zasadzle VIE
dobrze kazdy. Ale roztropnosG
PREY rozdawan,u jafmu2ny
kan,eczna jest. Te tel zasade
zastosowa6 powlnnisny do
Domu Enlgrayinegc: ME "a.
niedbywa6 lego dobroczynnego
dzlela ola mogacych wynikaac
naduzy6, ale wszelkimi godzi.
wynn srodkami starac sic u
niknac jakich badz kolwiek
z|ych jego nastepstw.
Najprz6d luz trzy samem
stwarzaniu tego chwalebnego
dzle}a, mniej pospiechu, a
wlecej roztropnosci potrzeba
byfo ola zabezpieczenla mu
przysztoss', dla nstaIenia 60,
przez porozum;en e >'e poprze'
dnle re wszyStk'mi ksiezmi
polskimi w Ameryce, przez
nlch Z Gala %polonla amervkan.
ska. Ale pomiIam ]u& to, ME
chcac wchodziG W zadne draz-
live szczegoiy.
Rzecza lest pewna ]ednak,
De kjeruJacy sprawl Domu
| Emlgracy]nego powinni przez
odezwY lub artykufy W czeso-
pismach polskich, europejskich
umieszczane objasnl6 lud, 2e
Dom EN-. lie rozporzadza lad
nyml zasobaml p!enleznymi
lie ME no to Jest zafozonym:
azeby wywo}ywat lud polsk:
z kraju, kt6rYby popelnll
zbrodnie narodowa, gdyby be-
potrzebY OJyzysta opuszcza.
ziemie; De JUL dzlsiaj sam
wrogowie narodr naszego do
statecznie ula,wiala emlgracyt
polakom, wYdalac I'm nave
"a darmo emigracylne paszpor
ty; he tylko litosc mad ne1z;
W jaka cz%estokroc wpadaj'
przybysze Dolscy, wyladowa]a'
ma zlemi amerykansklej, wy
wotafa te instYtucye czasowe
mad MN, opieki i ze nstytu.
eva to z wielklemi valley,
mlsl trudnosclaml materyal
nemi, azeby zapobledz MAJ
bardzle] naglacym potrzebon
i;mgrantow - itp.
Zdaje mi sic, re take pc
stepowanle nada1oby czech
lak najbardziej patryotyczn
JUL tel, talk ze wszech MIA
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
wELL-KNowN PER oNs.

Albert Bierstadt has sold his painting
''1he Last OF the Buifalos, for $50. 000
General Batcheller, United States
Minister to Portugal. will return to his
post about December 20,
John Ruskin is still staying at Brant
wood. He Is better in health just now
than he has been for some time
Colonel A. r Won Martels, the inter
prefer OF cincinnati Police Court is
Lightweight years old, but he never
misses day Of duty.
Quantrell has been discovered again.
this time by Kansas editor, who says
the famous raider is 9till living and the
husband OF rich Mexican woman
Julia Ward Howe. who is now ~ years
Of age, presided with quiet dignity and
simplicity at the meeting In St Paul of
the Association for the Advancement of
Women.
Senator Davis Of Minnesota, has a wife
who creates something Of a sensation by
driving a very swsgger English dogcart
She was once q governess and is remark
ably pretty.
Private Secretary Halford Is now well
enough to return TO his dntles Ia the
White House, aud may probably be called
upon to see to the bottling of that Carna-
gle whiskey.
Ex-senator Ingalls, has not missed
voling since 1878 until yesterday week
when he failed TO get home. leaving the
Farmers Alliance of Kansas to get along
as best 1t could without him.
Dr. Paul Thorndyke OF Boston, to
whom Miss Rachel Sherman Is engaged
TO be married, Is the son Of the late Dr.
Thnrndyke, OF Milwaukee, where the
tlidsgroom- tl ELECT has brother.
ev. Howard MacQueary is now pastor
OF Universalist church in Saginaw
Mich. and is reported TO be successful
and popular Ia his new work. He Ia I,
lecture on "HeTesy and Hereties
The Episcopallans Of Georgia are soid
to have settled on Rev DR.. Cleland Mel
son, OF Bethlehem Pa, as the mex.
bishop OF that diocese he was born In
Culpeper, Va In 1859. and comes Of an
old and distinguished Virginia family
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

were 10 be pensioned for political ser
vices Take our local examiner George
w. Stone. who is an intelligent man and
in many respects a worthy man. but be
was selected or accepted by the influence
not so much interested ia banking as in
politics He would never haye been
selected by the bankers as an
expert. Under this administration
there are cases great deal worse than
his. Mr. Stone may prove scrupu-
lously careful and successful examiner,
but he was not chosen because he was
known to be fitted for the Office by ex.
perieuce and knowledge, but because he
could not be put into the post Office and
he had to go somewhere. The average
Republican does not consider this an i'm
portAnt matter, but the Chicago bankers
and stockholders do.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
WANAMARFRsa.

at $7.5o.Other sorts at SIo 90,
II 90, 1900, 1850, at 1900,
and 1000 ble.breasted Ker-
seys, wide silk velvet collar,
welted seams, English cut; the
natty last touch for the nobby
youth.
Two special lots Small
Boys Jersey Suits. 4 to q
years-at $4 and 81 SO. Extra
quality, neatly braided, Dark
blue only. If the boy never
has worn one there's a revela.
tion of luxury and comfort in
store for him.
Goods getting in our Clio.
thing store is a science. The
men who gather knosO the
market and the stuffs. That
is what makes such prices pos
sible.
Juniper and Market streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

CoIoNKL SHEPARD's mule In Dis
tress newspaper says that Flower spent
$3.50. COO and his sister contributed
$3.50. 600 more to buy the Republican
voters Of New York Republican voters
either come high on there are great
number Of them in New York. The
average Republican voter here Is worth
anything from a kick from the pastor Of
the hoek 70 which he belongs to 81 40 to
pay pollta and 10 cents for a dri nix
as commission say $3.50. Granting that
the price for the New York article may
average higher. because there are more
white voters aud because the post Office
dealers in msrchantable suffrages are not
such cheap lots as we have here, and
putting the price at e2 per head that
would make $50, 900 voters. That does
not show well for the Republican party
but Il bears out our oft-expressec
assertion that the Republican party /.
rotten at the top. and in general stat,
of deeadenee throughout its trunk. i
does not matter to the Democrats or t,
any honest people whether the rural v0t'
was bought, or whether the Millerltel
we're treaeherous, the ignominy falls OF
Republicans IN either case. The greater
the loss the Republicans SUSTAINED from
bribery or from treachery, the worse 4
is Tor the rotten. tariif-robbing. pension
grabbing, negro. debauehing old party.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13

of the Bible The Sunday school has
such study, but not one home in 700
has
Improve the Management.
Presiding Elder Murray of the Will
mington district Wilmington Confer
ence, stirred the audience with a few
Of his jokes aud his inimitable way Of
telling them made his hearers laugh all
the harder. He said that when q minis
ter was once called upon TO officiate at
wedding he was surprised to find the
groom awaiting his arrival, Ia ordinary
shop attire why" said he, ARE you
not readYsf Yes, was the reply, .'ali
but one little thing, / have not asked
ths gal yet.' DR.. Murray said that be
was ready all but one little thing, his
speech was not prepared. Before he had
finished. however. his hearers came to
the conclusion that he needed to make
no preparation for an address II that
was an example.
BE said that the most important i'm
provement for the school was to choose
superintendents who would open on time,
close on time and see that good order
was preserved throughout the session
Each teacher should see that his or her
charges obeyed every order and keep
them so interested in the services that
the tap Of the bell should be responded
to instantly.
a Bright sunday School Boy.
Dr. Murray also favored blackboard
exercises He said that whenever they
we're held the entire school was interested
Ia them He related an incident or a
superintendent conducting blackboard
exercise: He was writing large capital
letters to illustrate his subject. Now
children, he said, i am going to write
the initial Of one who has done more for
the whole world, for you and and for
everybody than any man that ever lived
He Is the greatest man that ever walked
on earth. Now tell me what this stands
for writing big O. One little fellow
on a back bench jamped no
and shouted Cleveland The life Of
the school is blackboard exercises. :"
President Crosby's Closing Address
President W. K. Crosby delivered a
warm and eloquent address in closing
the convention. he said that 10 had been
the most enthusiastic, successful and
encouraging yet held. and he wanted to
express his heartfelt thanks TO all who
had assisted In making the entire exer.
cises so delightful The hospital
ity Of the New Castle women had been
great. the music heavenly, the speeches
bright and instructive. ana the discus
sions pleasant and profitable. In closing
he said Mr. Hickman will offer prayer
Professor Sweeney will sing one verse
Mr.. Martindsle will prononnse the bene-
diction. and the fourth annual eonven-
tion of the New Castle county Sunday
schools will end. F"
Evening journal., 1891-11-13


MIR BLArrE's reciprocity claim, from
which Harrison is trying 70 oust him, is
like circus trick-mule. ugly aud rakisb
TO look st and impossible to ride. Sew
eral clowns have been showing the mule
70 tempt the avaricious colored dudes
and acrobatlc country niggers" with
more brsg than brains. to instruct the
open mOuthed Republicans, and to amuse
the populace generally. The people are
as ready to laugh at the
antics Of clown as at the falls Of
> niger They hnd as much amusement
In studying lhs physiological deyel-
ePnsat qf bis Republican admirers AZ lp
the appearance Of roguish innocence as
suned by The mule, The olownish show.
Ansn keeps persusding and tempting Che
niger and tho reciprocity mule
throws every rider who mounts his
sleek. round back, locks his legs under
his symmetrical belly. or cllngs TO his
well creased stub Of tail Corn, pork
wheat. no matter what his name iscl
the previous condition may have been, nc
Niger can ride that reciprocity trici
mule. Every clown who travels with tn,
mule knows that.
Evening journal., 1891-11-13
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