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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

THE democratic organs Of the South
are very much alarmed at the prospect
OF the farmers alliance cro~ding the
heroes Of the confederacy to the rear
The republican orsansof theH"rth hs'' g
n like fear concerning the heroes Of tLe
CnioIl army. No right feeling man,
North or South, desires anything OF the
kind, only so far as It is necessary iu
the effort 90 wipe ont sectional strife
and hate. The ''bloody shirt mas
been the principal stock in trade Of
ambitious politicians. Narth and
south for twenty-five years II has
been used to keep alive all tle old
bitterness and psediudices between
the masses Of these sections, vyhilo th-
financial and political policy that, iu
its applicatiou- Has impcverished the
industrial classes North and south hHs
beeH Toted iito existence by t;sc hIoods
shirt waivers Oh both sides of the line.
The fGrmers' alliance is Tubbing out
Mason and Dixnn's line, and, in tile
near future, munopoiist c, liciS-Spisties
VII not be voted into official positions
because they happened to Nysar Tie
blue OF he gray. Tine rsni and Sic Of
the OIL velegns arc as determined
about tltls as any other pe"Ple.-Ao.,-
ey,for5nisf.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

An exchange says that Noah a.lvor-
t'sed the lcod and lived through it.,
while the fellows Who laughed st him
drowned. Ever since tlcn the adver-
tisor has been getting along all right,
ana those who didn't advertise have
been getting left
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

IT was the Kansas editor who, one
week after marriage, remarked at L (
head or The editorial column; '.W hat
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Senator Vorhees made the speech Of
the week against the force bin and his
picture of Messrs Harrison, Quay, Dud
LcY,and Huston posing rs the friends
honest elections while the rank coru2-
t;on of the presidential election of 1855
was, with its blocks of FIVE" fresh in
tie minds of the American poople,was
rs vigorous a hit OF rhetoric as the
Tall Sycamore of the wabash ever
uttered. His denunciation of the at
tempt to colouise southern negroes il
West Virginia and Indiana, which was
fortunately exposed before it was con
summHtsd, WAS very bitter, but moi
mure so thun it deserved. Senator
Gray also did SONS vigorous talking in
defense OF the people Of Deleware
whom Mr.. Higgins, the accidental re-
publican senator from that state, had
! erUssiy sisntiercd ia sn cEc-g u
/ Justify the passing of tho Force
bill
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

NEW YEARS is past and our eoEsti-
tuition and bylaws are just the same
aseyer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

IsO acres II LAID fclsr ans ons Hs'r
miles frnu kinsiey. tlfty ncr@s t-ii.lsr
eulsiFfision- Iafgs q So. wilsG1s.n .
Good range fog st.s s
Enquire Ht this tsi- - ~ ~ -as,-a s.
shaw. o-lstg
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

FREE silver coinage is The bug-a boo
of the present administration
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Special sale II clll ircns has f..r
the next Ja, d.iy- at y s-es. cqiiisr e
Hammer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

II Mr.. IIavrison wished to select a
Seutlemcu entirely without a national
reputation to-suecced the late Justice
Miller Oh tie beuch of The United
States Supreme Court lie certainly
succeeded waen lac nominated Henry
B. Brown, Of Michigan, to the vacancy
2 ii republican senator: 1t was
really amusing when the nomination
was announced To see prominent SEN
;.tors going from one to the other in
order 10 liud out who this Mr.. Brown
Is The Michigan senators speak we'll
OF him, but l doubt il there are a doz-
en- other senators who ever heard of
him before"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Twenty doHan viii buy +na4
cart at IIe tnwitz-s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

LGW-pricfd excursions 20 .t.tsif f9rrii,,
were FIRST established 1v th- -tutu r.s
Route. These excursions have lta1
success .uilv run over ghia hue r.r
years. bat have been msualred i.v ,rrif
known "uts3do eyrursiun i.e-.us.fr.a
since January. I-sH, ;1c Santa Pc t'orl
PanN hiife been running errci,d Gnfs
toruia excursions pstril So. c.tntilfsr,.I ltte
rs own employees. engaged es su.ciasie
Tor thus work. T.er 7-flI rsnfsrfsf..
thiS arrsnE Ecutnt--t!e esrnrsfur,s len,
ing kansas tt.T every Fritftty ss.euiut-
The ticket rilt--~ ars fh- r-si-i1r serrsii
class rates. fuitiuHn iuuris Sirepi1.
Cars. with Az tue ARE. .ssflr rs. arr fu-e-
iShnd ~ The rate ct 81 Ni per daufl..
berth. Kansas City To California Boif.rs
These excursion, Hrs Terscruifv t.s.r,
dWct'-'i. and every comfort aul r-lnve..
lcncc uf irtvei arr s-uarap cod 20 nt-r7
h-Ts ui tG~se parties. Tho.f vgnn cor
template trip t1 fhe rt.lic tss8,f
aud wish to ~ara -znrua.. -lsiiitf 30.
torth th-In-riFes ra .sardlu= th,s-c --y-,ir
si'ns. or folder cuutaauinc nli pastis
ssiar,, dates. rates. c,-t. an,ircs~-
GRO. y. $irEfo.suN. g. p. U. 4
\. e. s. - r-E
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Sta iapirg Esatiy done ra aI kas
": lateral, and 90 raae.lfrllo pris-.''
4o-24tf. Mrs LIssIER l-kaflcA,-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Representative Blanchard, Of Lonis-
ana, has offered q resolution in the
house providing for a general Indian
investigation. The same gentleman
has offered a resolution instrUcting the
house committee on Banking and cur
rency to report a bill to increase the
amount OF money in circulation to $50
per capita. lie sets forth in a pream-
bIe tine fact Of its being impossible in
many parts of the south to get an ad-
vance OF even $40 a bale on cotton,
owing TO the scarcity of money.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

John PoPp's sausage at Carter
meat market.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

--'.-=s1 Aatta
i FGusib fues.iiy ~. iiespoEssiT5 .tes5iHss
g. " Balm zgys: s-rhz difference
/ leiVcen a liish licensed s-doon aud .
low licensed sicgEery ts-oue is tie in
: let To riya alels 81 m9,:erss.on; the other
the ouLst ef u,s Yirer cf drtmkennesz.
I vson'd Rather ote fur the low dog
gerry, ti.ruuri! thsch tI;c drunSairl es-
caPos to ti'e Er..vs from The demon on
(; his tracs Giau for the aillea gateway
which pviss ;}.e r,:d 20 5eslruction for
ya'ug msa.
We see IT, stated ih@t-Ggsds ara
steudIly pouEuE i'm toward gsrwfsii
Booths million. Tie asLrd foT ciOU.
O0o, mt the outset OF lis effort to put
his beneficial scheme ia practice, and
at last accounts had received la pledg-
es 500, 600 The interest Shown ia
his proposed methods Of relief for the
dcnizeas of DARKEST England, =
really quite surprising. It goes 70
show at any rate, that ihs apparent
apathy on this subiect,of which com
plant has go often been made, may
have been very much due TO the fact
that no plan Of work IN that Rchalf,
appealing 80 once to sympathy and to
common sense, had been proposed.
Crime and drunkenness have iE-
creased in terrible proportion in Ger
many and France duriug the past
twenty years. This fact disproves the
oft-repeated false assertion of anti
total abstinence people that the con-
sumption of beer and Nine-ligit aico-
holics-tends to sobriety. The report
of the last International congress fer
tie suppression of alcoholism, which
was held in Paris from July 29tit, 10
August Ist, 1883, ulirfns that Grimm
ality and mental alteration follow a
march parallel with the consumption
% alcoholic beverages.
PTohibition is all right in Kansas.
OF the members elected by the peoples
party to the legislature, seventy-live
per cent are prohihitionists.--Ne -Ne,s
fosl. i'foa5er.
Dr.. Parker, Of London, ia his recent
address on -'IndyiduaIisin, stated
his own plan for making General
Booths scheme an almost perfect sac-
cess. It was 10 shut up the public
houses; for permanent reformation is
impossible while the present state Of
/ thiug7 exists ia this respect.
SENATOR GRAY, of Delaware, has
some sensible ideas about reciprocity,
and he has introduced q resolution I'm
the senate authorizing The adIninistra-
tiou TO open negotiations for the pur-
pose OF framing reciprocity treaties
between the United States and Mez-
| leo, and the United States aud Cana
da. Notwithstanding the fact that
recipracity trcaties with those Two
Countries would be Of more real bene-
it 70 the people Of this country than
all of those proposed by Mr.. Blaine
with Tie Seuth and Central AmeIicl
republics. there isn't the slightest prob
ability that tHe republican senators
will support Nj. Gray's resolution. It
isn't real reciprocity that the republi-
cars favor, bat only an iEIttt.0u tbat
viii serve Tor the time being to blind
the voters OF tuis country.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Isare laId 1t C.iter-s aieai ular.,el
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

I'Tohibition is all right in Kansas.
OF the members elected by the peoples
party to the legislature, seventy-liye
per cent are prohibitionists.--Nela
rosI i'foa5e3-.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

The republican mo1ntaia, after
weeks OF painful labor has brought
forth a mouse in the shape OF a rule 20
cut of debate at the pleasure Of the
majority which has been reported to
the senate by Mr.. Aldrich- But the
democrats are not at al alarmed; on
the contrary they are confident OF their
n .ility 10 defeat this proposed reyolu-
tiouary oyeTturning of the preccdents
of Z! century, and in ANY event fully
determined that it shall not be done
Until every parliamentary eXpedient has
been exhausted in the effort to prevent
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Secure bargains iu millinery goods
% Mrs. SliHgerlunJs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

Dr. Parker, Of London, ia his recent
address on -'IndWidualisin, stated
his own p5an for making General
Booths scheme an almost perfect sac-
cess. II was 10 shut up the public
nousesi for psrmaneHt reformation is
impossible while the present state Of
thiugs exists ia this respect.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02
,va-nI>eros LETTER


WAsHI,seToS. u. a.. Dec. 81, 800.
Senator IIoar did net, 1T Is a safe
thing to say. enjoy his Christmas din
Eer. lie was too badly dissusted Mt
his failure to'get vote upon the force
bill this week. lie thought he was ',li
right the other day when lac oIersd "a
resolution proposing . recess untn 5
o'clock in the evening and a continuous
session of the senate from that time
uut5l Jhe bill was disposed of. But 10
aud behold vlien noses were counted
there was no quorum present, and tie
point was quickly made by dem2era-
tic senator who had remained in Sthe
chamber for that very purpose, and
most agGrhvatiug of all to Mr. Ho;lr
was the fact that, in spite of all his
coaxiug ana threatening, seventeen
republican senators were among the
Bbsentees,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-01-02

I=.sl.--....-.-....-. 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Zywy
szczyk.
niebO-

Jedna z izt poprawczych w
Paryzu sadziIa pred niejaklms
czasem pewnego recydywiste, naz
wisklem Mary ktorego odpowle-
dzl wzbudzi}y homeryczny smlech
wsrod AUDITORIUM. Przyznaje on,
re W c1agu swego zycia osiadywa4
At razy W wiezemu I'd p,jahstwo i
burdy. ME skrad}em jednak nj.
gdy AMI centyma - dodaje. = A
lesli sic upijam, to ia poclesze-
NEE.
L pc czemze cheese sic
pocleszac? - pyta go lrzewodn1-
ezacy.
a ME pc zen 1nnem, jak
tYlko po wfasnej smlerci.
Personal---very.. Me zartuj z
sadu.
O S k rzon v. Me
zartujac wcale, man akt ze]sGla W
kieszenl.
| m6wi2c to, z Gale powaga
wY.jmuie z~at}uszczony papier i
podaje przewodniczacemu... na]for-
m%alnieJsza supelture,
Prze d II i C zacy V.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

popofudniu pad}em, ugodzony ku-
L. Pozostawlono mnie ma polu bit.
wy, skonstatowawszy, IL wyziona-
lem ducha. W4adze francuzkie
s~porsadzlly MOI akt zeJscia. Costa
lem iednak podnlesiony cd Prusa.
k6w, oddany pc ambulansu i wy.
leczony, co dowodzi, re ME zgi-
na}em Cd kuli; a Jednak ME zyje;
skoro mann w kieszeni akt zei-
scia
PREY o d n i y.
Jakim sposobem p%rzyszedfes do
posiadania tego dokumentu?
O S k r Y. Pc wy
zdrowleniu gdy sic wojna skon-
czy}a, wr6ci}em do mo]ei wsl i
spyta{em: &C nowego? ,,Ha! -
odpowiedzlano MI mic, tYlko
ten biedny Gear Mary zginal".
,,Jakto zkina}! - zawola}em -
przeciez to ia, i macie mnie zywe-
60 pred oezami" W4asnle le
zginaf, a n~ajlepszy dow6d, il
wciqgnleto akt jego zejscia do
kslaag cywilnych gminy". Pc
otrzymauiu takiej odpowiedzi, po-
szed}em do merostwa / p%rzekona-
lem sic, re pow1edzlano mi praw-
de, kazaiem sobie przeplsac akt
w}asnego mojego zejscia.
Pre- o d 1 z y.
Trudnlsz sig handlem ulicznym?
Os karz Y. TAX, lecz
ME mann szczescla, Mkt u mnie
ME kupuje.
RE W o d n i c zacY Y.
30 nlgdy ME jestes trzezwym.
O S k arz y. Prosze pana
kja kto po}ozy} zycle "a ojczyzne,
moe ma %pocieszenle, Cd czasu do
czasu, %pozwolic soble ma kiellsze-
GEEK.
P re 0 d "a y.
Czy ME masz mic wlecej do po-
wledzenia ma twola obrone?
O RI y. Nam ma
dzleje, re przeswietny sad okaze
sic wyrozumia}ym ola blednego
czfowieka, kt6ry choG umarf a
]ednak zyje. (Smiechy.)
Sad wszelako ME uwzgledni}
TAX wyjatkovego }%o}olenla. Pod
sadny zosta1 skazany pc raz czter-
dziesty dsmy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
BacznoSG!
POLACY GlTAJClE!!l
DOtad n~iebywafe rzeczy!
DARMO

i frankie przysiane otrzyma obra-
~ krolow polskich Geo kwartai
leden) ten, kt6ry abonowad be-
die L atarnia Europej-
g k 9, pismo satyryczno.politycz.
ne i humorystyczne.krytyczne.
illustrowane drzeworytami i ry.
sunkaml ENCOURAGEMENT.
EURO
PESsH&A wychodsi co tydzieh
jake jedyne humorystyczne pismo
pod zahorem prusklm.
Kvsztuje W cafych Stanach
ziednoczonych jake W Brazylil,
kanadzie i Meksyku kwartalnie
jeden dollar, rocznie zab tylko 8
doIary. Eaten taniej wyjdzie ten,
Nto caforoczna prenumcrate zfozy.
GSS Latarnla Euro
PEGS K zajmuje sic sprawami
catcgo swiata i obejmuje d W a
a rkuszo druku ma pieGnym ro.
&owym papicrze. 16zl
Kazdy obraz, kt6ry co kwar.
tat darn nnszyln abonentom
dodajemy, jest p6ltora iokcia wy.
soki i ]okieG szeroki ma pieknym
wclinowym rapicrze.
JcdnakAe zobowlazujemy Gle
ma zyczcnie, zamiast obrazow kro.
low polskich, nadsyiat obrazy
swletych, jakich kto sebie zyczy.
Adres do L atarni r u
rope S k lie pisze sic tax:
4 Q d a k cya i A d m i n i.
stracYa Latarni EuropejskiGj
Mr.. TOmasz H4ewandOwski
PozDah (Poscn) Germany, Euro
pc.
N. B. Ktoby chcia} blizsxe
wiadomoscl zasiegnac o L r.
nj EuropeJs k i 9 j, MECH
sic zapyta redakcyi kazdoj gazes
ty poIsklej wychodzacej " Anne
ryCe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
wazy SO tysiecy funt6w. Zegar
trzeba nakrecaf "a pomoca parowej
maszynY.
Kopalnie dyament6w. z Por of

Kopalnie dyament6w. z Por Of
Spaue, W GuYanie angielskiej, do
nosza, IL pewlen wfasclclel kopal.
nj z}ota znalaz} niesfychanie bogata
kopaln1e brylant6w. Pc wykopaniu
938 klejnot6w, wfasciclel kopalni
wys}a} Je do Londynu, aoy ocenio.
no wartosc kamleni. Rzeczoznawcy
orzekli, IL nadeslanych egzempla-
rzy 5 kamIeni ME ma zadnel war
toscl, reszta zas 633 okazow jest
%brylantam1 naiczystszej woody i
ogromnej ceny. Szczesliwy znalaz-
"a zabiera sic obecnie do dalszego
kopan1a' Odkrycie sprawl}o niez-
mlerne wrazanie ma mieszkancach
GuYany angielskiej. Jak niegdys
goraczka z}ota do Kalifornll, tax
obecnle goraczka brylant6w pocia-
ga setki poszuh1waezy Guyany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

Ludno$G Londynu, wed}ug
ostatnlego olliczenla W kwietniu
b. r. wynosl 4,211,059 glow. wro.
STA zatem Cd 1881 roku o 395,352,
to jest 1914 procent. aObszar, "a
mieszkaiy przez te ludnosc, obej-
mule 1884 ARROW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
Sen L~etargiczny. Wiel-

kie zaJecie budzi}a W naukowym
swiecle pred kilkoma laty mioda
dziewczyna, ujeta snem letargicz-
mem, kt6ra spafa be- przerwy
cztery lata. Rozclekawiony tenn
zjaw1skiem redakt6r ,%,Pr1eglqdu
hypnotycznego", Berillon, uda4
sic ma miejsce i stwierdzif u cho-
rel %wszystkie cechy stanu letargl-
cznego, opisanego przez Chraco-
ia.
Dziewczyna ia, majaca diva
dziescia pee lat, a wielce nerwo-
wa, zachorowafa dnla 80 maja I.
1883, z pr%zestrachu. Pc kilku a-
takach padaczhi, zapad1a W sen
letargiczny; trwajqcy juz w chwlli,
kiedy "a dokt6r Berillon odwiedza},
cztery lata. Odzywlano ja, wlewa.
jac jej codzien 1yzek roso1u lub
mleka do gardfa a lekKi ruch pre-
}ykowy swiadczy}, II przyje}a pc
slick. Pc "a tenn l pc "a lekkim
ruchem oddechowym, ME by}o "
niej zycia: Wyschnieta tax, jak
mumia, twarz miata truplo-blada,
a wargii dzias}a bale I pozbawlo-
ne krwi. Podnoszac jej powleke,
MONA by1o widziec, IL oczY ma
z%upefnle przewr6cone. Rece jej
i ramona podawa}y sic wpraw-
die, gdy Je podnoszono, lecz
sztywnia1y niebawem pod tenn
dotknieciem popada}y W tezec.
Nieczu}a by1a ma wszelkl boil,
jake to-: szczypanie, k1ocle, opa.
rzenie it'd, a najsilnieisze srodki
drainage ME wywofywafy u niej
zadnego skutku. Nastepnego roku
umarfa we snie z wYcienczenla,
kt6re zwyk1ym bywa nastepstwem
d}ugo trwa}ego letargicznego snu.
WYpadek ten jest niezawodnle
unlkatem W dziejach medycyny,
DO re snem, trwajacym cztery lata,
ME spotyka sic co dnia. Wszela-
k6z sen letargiczny, trwaiacy Kill
ka dni tygodni, a nawet mjesie-
cy, ME jest wcale rzadkiem zjawi-
skiem / by1 Juz we wszYstkich
krajach czasach ~nalezyc1e bada-
dy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
TO [ OWO.

Baieczna pamlet. DzienniKi
angielskie opowiadaja o mieszka-
iacym " Bombayu pewnym Indy
ami e ,azwiskiem Narraiem Tu-
chatm, obdarzon YIN szszeg6lnym
talen,em odbywania kllku naraz
czvnno sci. I TAX, grajao W szachy z
tjedna osoba, w~ip6Iczesnle gra W
karty z dru q, trzecie] dyktuje pre-
k}ad Z iezyka sanskryckiego ma
anglelski, ley zlarna zDoza W gar
sci i w tvm samym czasle mnozy
trzynastocyfrow2 liczbe przez dru-
GO, z}ozona z cyfr dzlesieciu. Zadzi-
wiacv ten cZ}owiek dOxonYwa wy
liczen acknowledgement W plec MI
nut, do k,6rych cz}owiek zwycza!-
ny potrzebowa1by pare godzln GA
SUI. BombajsHl gubernator wydaf
mu s%wladectwo, ktore dozwoli mu
wkr6tce odDyt podr6z pc Europe
gdzie we wlekszych miastach pred
pu%blicznoscia bedzie wykaz ywa}
swa nadz ,yczajna panied.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

Hiszpanskie zadoscuczynienie.
w mlasteczku Logrone W Hlspanll
pewnien kupiec publ1cznie ma ullcy
zwymysIal swego kolege, kt6ry
natychmlast zaskarzy1 60 O obraze
honoru. Sedzia zawyr oAowa4, re
ponlewaz obraza nastapl}a ma ullcy
wobec llcznYch swiadkow, tam tez
takze W obec swiadk6w n%astapic
pow,nno przeproszenie. Str6z miej-
ski zatem uderzy} W ogromny be-
ben przed domem skarzaeego, a
gdy sic t1umy ludu zgromadzl3y,
odbyfo sic przeproszenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
PLAN II
NASZYCH KOLEI.

OAA NO
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong wschodu- Odchodzi.
chicago expr., codzieh $3.50 pm.
Chicago expr., 1872 pm.
Chicago expires 1856 am.
foclag pocztowY codzieh $50 pm.
W strong zachodu Odchodzl.
Chicago expires. codzleh $40 am
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 am.
Chicago expr. 7.37 PM,
Pociag pocztowy 11.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.61 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 11.51 am.
P~rzesiadanle do Menomeaee 11.51 am.
Green Bay -Winona & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag pasazerski 4.15 pc ob.-9.2o rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.3O wiecz.-6.O5 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
Ku FAC d owi.
Przybywa Odchodzi
PasaZerski 9.55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 vice.. $40 wiecz.
kaczacy Rochester $50 pc poludn.
%Frachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.05 pc poludn
Ku SchOdow i.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasaierski $40 rano 600 w:ecz.
" $50 wiecz 80 wiecz.
kaczacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 100 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.4O,,po;poludn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

Najwiekszy zegar Ma Swiccie
znaiduJe sic ia ratuszu w mlescle
amerykansKiem FIladelfii. Srednlca
cyterblatu tego zegaru wynosl 10
metr6w. diugosG wskaz6wkl minut
4 metry, w~s6az6wki godzin 2!
metra; dzwon, ~oglaszaiqcy godzmy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31
Ksi0:e -biskMp Siml

Ksiq*e- biskup Simor, zmarfY
niedawno Prymas w%eglerskl, byf
synem szewca i czesto o tenn wspo-
mina}. Zdarzy}o sic, re nauczyclel
W szkole biskupiej wybi} syna Pc
wnego zamoznego szewca. O]clec
~rozzalony uda} sic do ks. Prymasa
ze skarga ma nauczyciela. KS. Bis
skup wysfucha} skargl, a potem
rzek}: Moi synu! Gdym byl CHOP
Gem, to ojclec moi, kt6ry by} sew
Gem, obi} mnie, gdym ma to "a
sfuzy}, rzemleniem, a mlmo to =
doszedfem godnoscl Prymasa! Ma
uczvciel, wybiwszy twego syna,
uczynil dobrze a temu dzlecku ME
wyjdzie to ma zfe. Ola tego POGO
staw mnle spo%oju ma przysz'
lose ztaklemi skargami."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

Wbrew zapewnleniom gazet
francuzklcho szczupEych dochodach
ksiecia Waltz p1sma angielskle wy
kazuja wcale co innego: Ksieztwo
Kornwal;i ofiarowano ks. WalJl,
PREY narodzinach' DochodY az do
dojscia w}asciclela do pelnoletnoscl
wynlosly Z tego ksieztwa 100000 f.
st. Cd roku 1850 Jest on poslada-
czem Marlborough Hous, rezydencjl,
W kt6rej mieszka. Pc wyllczenlu
wszystklch p%ensyj, jake otrzymy-
wat kslaze WALTZ, gazety do
nosza, re ma podr6z do Indyj W
1875 roku dano mu 100000 funt. st.
Kr6lowa Wiktorja corocznle dale
synowi 3S5,o00f. st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-31

Tunnel podmorskl. Brzeg, Szwe-
CYL maja bye wKr6tce po}aczone z
brzegami duhskleml tunelem pod
morskim. Ciagnac sic on ma po-
miedzy miastami Helslnborg W
Szwecyil pc drugiej stronle Sundu,
potozonego W Danli, Elsinore.
Dfugosc tunelu bedzle wynosI4a 4
kilometry koszt budowy razem z
przechodzaca przez tunel droga
zelazna wynlesie 100000 fran
kow. P}any ~sporz2dzif lnzyn1er 81
lequst.
Liczba mleszkanc6w ca4ej zleml
wynosi 17S7,60o,0oo dusz. Il togo
przypada ma Europe $50, 100000
a Azy2 s5o.ooO,0o0, ma Afryke
127, oOO,OOO,na Australl2 4,7ao,oOO,
ma P6}n. Amcryke S9,25o,0OO, ma
Polud. Ameryk2 36,42o.0oo, ma
okolice polarue 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-19
IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday at San Gabriel Miss Lucy
G. Chapman, eldest daughter of Mr.. A.
B. Chapman, was married to Mr..
Charles Lantz, the popular young
attorney-at-law, OF Los Angeles,
Dean Trew officiating. While yet the
morning sun cast long irregular shad-
ows from the foot of the mountains out
across the quiet valley of the San
Gabriel, friends of "the belle of the val
ley" might have been seen decorating,
until it was one mass of vines and fl ow-
ers, the quaint old Church OF the Savior,
which, nesting in it's leafy bower. is
much like some of the picturesque
chapels of southern England.
The Misses Irene Stephens, Evelyn
Chapman, Clara Stephens and Mary
Stephens, dressed in pure white, carry
ing lovely baskets of the rsrest flowers,
trimmed with maidenhair ferns, were
charming as bridesmaids, while Mr..
Edward R. Kellam acted as groomsman.
The scene was one of rare beauty, and
will live forever in the minds of those