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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

| gadke-a 1e PREY wiekszem
zamowlenlu odstepuje sic
sluszny rabat, Jest to przecie
zwycza}em kupleckim. A jak
fatwo teraz wy,sG ma poete!
Churtowny skfaj wszelklch wy
rob6w Muzy, cd sielankl do
epopei, cd akrostychu do sonet
i balady. Postep to nielada,
chwaia Ola narodu wielka, a
przysfuga dla m6wcow narodo :
wych i dekla:cator6w patryoty-
cznych niepospolita. Ma sic ro-
zumiec, ze ia narodowa fabryka
produkuje dla odpowiednlch ko.
stunerow artykuty wstepne
polemlczne. Wldzlmy to JUL po
artykule wstepnym W Zgodzie
Mr.. %, Pochodzi on zalste Z
tel nowe] fabryki. Szablono-
wosc formy a banalny sens
zdradza fabrYczny wyroh; ale,
badz co badz, zawsze ten
wyr6b lepszy, choc fabryczny,
nl2 te barbarzyiskim stylem
klecone wyroby partaczow.
D}a takie) Zgody to ME-
oszacowana wygoda. Teraz tel
zakasu)e ona wszystkie dzien-
nlki, a redaktor mole spokoj.
ME spoczywa6 ma laurach,
jesc z apetytem pensya po
smiertne odradki. Mkt przecle
tabliczki mno3enia, ktora sic
posfuguia rachmistrze W ra-
chunkach posmiertnego, ME
zna-lak to Zgoda sama przy-
znaje. OF mp: przyjdzie dru-
kowac nowy numer tel well
kiej zwlazkowej publlkacyl.
Wycinkow z gazet krajowych,
tego fupu dzlennikarsKiego
korsarstwa, i chfopskich gadek
z obchodow posiedzen-ma
sic ma siedm stronnic-ale ME
ma nlc IA t. z. artykuf
wstepnY-a W nazwisku i
gtowle p. redaktora )eszcze
wleksze diva mic" Gguruja.
Ale cd czegoz fabryka. Panic
.. masz tn pan 20 cent,
Kronike Wlarusa / artykuf z
ntgorza u Amaeryce m6wl pan
redaktor, poszlij pan czempre.
dzej Jaska do fabryki po diva
artykufy, jako odpowiedz, i
popros pan, ably ME zafowano
smoiy." ,,Alez p. redaktorze,
m6wi p. O., 20 cent. to tro-
che "a mafo-trzebaby jesz
cze cos ma ,,trlt", to s'e arty.
kufy leple) udadza'.
,,Prawda-ale cos-kiedy
mic ME nam. Moze tam kt6ry
z p. zecer6w dopozyczy choc
10 cent, grupy nadesla
,,assesmenta" - to sic mu
odua."
Wszystko poszfo wySm,eni-
Gle, p. zecer dopozyczyi. ia
sick pobiegf, dobrze sic spra
viii. Artykufy "a godzine,
]eszcze gorace przynlost-p.
Redaktor, rozdaf zecerom-
lima fabryka amerykaiska
wytloczyfa -numer puszczono
po 5 ceut6w W swiat-aarod
podziwia madrosG redaktora
narodowego, oswleca sic i
cYwilizuje-szydzi WARY /
uraga duchowiehstwu.
Go ia "a aksamltne nastana
czasy! Wlele to nam nowych
przybedzle m5wcow narodo-
wych! ze jua ME wspomne o
polsklm parnasie, bo tam do
stolu tel boskiej ambrozyi
zasiedq sami polscy synowie
Mu2. Grygla CORA! Ia kilka
centow dostanle swie2e gadla,
kt6re aplauzem ma przystem
6e9 sho,c pred zdumlaiym
narodem wygfosl!
W tym plerwszym artyku-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

lie fabrycznym czytamy:: Z
Zwiazek N. P. pon.imo ME
zliczonych wrogow, rosnie
tax pote&nieje, 1e po Sejml
TX sta'Ile sic tak4 potega, i
cafemu swlatu zaimponu]e.
Tu jednak fAbrykanci co
kolw'ek pfzeholowali. Zwjazel
N. P. podobny bardzo dc
arInm alnerykahsklej. TAX
)ak ons, nigdy ME rosnie, 1yl
ko sic W s;edm lat zm1enla
tax samo Zwiazek-z ia roz
MICA, 2e .jemu do zmiany wy
starczA 20 mlesiecy. Wiemy
przecie, bo to patryotyczne
amerykahskie gazety pisaly,
ze armla amerykanska, 2
wyjatkiem clafa ohcerskiego
vYksztafconego W West Point
Go siedm lat sic zmlenia t.
]. W siedm lat Gala armia
dezertuje. Otoz to samo dzieje
sic re Zwiazkiem N. P. Pro.
slmy tylko przypomniec soble
liczbe czlonk6w podczss sejmu
W Buffalo-prosimy pollczvc
Cd tegoz seimu do dis tych
wszystklch rekrutow, kt6rych
Zgoda W poczet szeregow
Zwlazku wplsaia, srosze
odczytac liczbe czlonkow z
ostatniego sprawozdanla, a
kazdy sic przekona-chocby,
nawet tabliczkl mnozenla NE
znai, ze nie tylko Gala lczba
przedse]mowego 2otnlerza zde-
zertowala re Zwlazku, ale
nawet mnostwo z nowo zacia :
gnietych rekrutow opuscito
zwiazkowe sztandary.
Mas to wcate ME gorszy.
Wolnosc przedewszystklem.
Je2eli wolno rozmsltemi spo-
sobami wojakow fowic i zacia-
gao pod wrzekomo narodo.
we sztandary-dla czego mi
2le ma bye wolno opusc.G
wedie wolf zwlazkowej chora.
gw'? Tylko prosimy, aby in
tendantura zwlazkowa leplej
odtqd prowadzifa kslazki /
doktadnlejsz4 wydawala blu.
letyny:
Ia sfawetna klika Zwiazko-
wa must iuz ma bardzo STA
bych stac nogach, leaeli sic
luz do talk niesmacznej samo.
cb waiy uclekaG musl, a ze sic
boi tego przyszfego sejmu,
wida6 tych ciagiych rad,
prosb i btagan, ably tylko
grupy wyDraiy odpowlednich
delegat6w, zdrowych pogla-
dow t. ]. masonow lub bez.
wyznaniowcow "a ME przvsy-
1aty delegatow dwuznacznego
charakteru, t. !. ludzi pra-
wych | katolik6w dobrych.
Diwic tu mo2e tylko, ze p.
sam zdradza Zwlazek
i pletnuJe czfonkow mlanem
dwuzracznego charakteru. Ju2
"a to samo powlnien sejm
rozpedzlc te redakcya Zgody
ma czterv Wlatry. Dalel tn sam
y redaktor pietnuje nawet
czIonk6w rzadu czy komitetu
szpiegow i zdrajcow,
ktorzy Kroalkarzowi donosza
to co mowiono pod sekretem
przy zamknletych drzwlach.
Vice Zwlazek, co sic tax O
to ciagle srozy-ma sekreta,
obraduJe przy zamknletych
drzwlach, i t. d., wlec Jest
Pomlnawsly obel-
&c rzucona ma swoich, obelge
zdrady i szpiegostwa-bo to
lch bedzie sprawa-cieszymy
sic, ze many nareszcle ,.ha
bemus conGtentem reum"-.
many wzgedne przyznanie sic
do praktyk masohskich. Go do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19
SOBIE WIARUSAi
4 Poznanskiego.

T'zemcszono w Miastach Ego
rza}o W sobote cafe gospodarstwo
gospodarza Polusa. O ratunku
wobec panuiacej suszy, mowy bye
ME moglo.
Ko5mim. Tutejsze polskie brac-
two strzeleckic obchodziio 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

Pomle dzy NowY m T O.
m y S t m a Bukowcem robotnik
kosmacz re S}upi pod Steszewem
powracajac z innYmi rohoty z
okollcy Ryczywo}u ma Swiatki W
sobote oko}o godzlny 6 tel wieczo-
rem mia} wysiasc z wagonu W
Otuszu, gdzle i drudzy lego kole-
dry wysledli - tymczasem usna4
we wagonie ME wysladi, az
przyby} do Nowego Tomysla.
Zm'arkowawszy,> ze ujecha} "a da-
leko, wracaf torem ku Bukowcowi
ma tym torze zmiakdzy} 60 pociag
o godzinie poi do II W nocy. Kofa
lokomotywy odciely mu obie nogi
i glove. Kuferek powierzony
mu przez innego, takze zmlaz-
dzonY. Prey ciele jego zna.
lezlono II marek. Pochowano 90
W Bukowcu; pozostawif wdowe
troigiem maiych dzieei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

Babko,oice pod Pempowem,
d. 81 I'm. wv dzien sw. Trolley
mielismy tutaj wspanla}a uroczy-
stos6; poswie,if bowien nasz
wielce kochany x. psoboszcz Jaro.
chowskl Pempowa kaplice f.
gura Matkl Boskle]. Do serca ira
fiajaca NOVA czcigodnego kap}ana
tax mas wzruszyfa, re }zy nleiedne.
nemu oczu pfynefy: a ludu z
okolicznych wsi i folwarkow
ma kll6a set liczyc by4o
MONA. Kapllce wystawila
gmina tutelsza re sk}adek. Me
tylko gospcdarze, ale l robotnicy
s}uzebnl, a nawet szkolne dziatkl
sples1y}y re skromnym datklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19
Smattuy przykia0. w iednym

Smutny przyhiad. w iednym
z szynk6w pol Warszawa zdarzyl
sic wypat tx, kt6ry mozo byG
przestroga dla wszystkich pi-
jakdw. Wojciech szymk6w LEGACY.
zaledwie % lata chciaf popisae
sic pred ludzml, jak to on pic
umle. Kauai wlec podac sobje
szklanke okowity i wychylif ia
duszkiem. W tejze chwill jednak
po wyplciu okowlta zatamo owa!a
mu oddech, poczal sic dusi6, krew
uderzy}a do gfowy Wojclech padf
bez przytomnoscl. Me pom6g1
mu juz zaden ratunek. w pare
godzln ~yzlonaf ducha
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

iiaclagiih strune prZesladOWan w
kr6lestwie Polskiem, be o daIszych
aal mowy bye ME moze; - tym-
czasem donosza do wiedehskie1
,,Pol. Corr" z Petersburga, IL Rad
rosyjskl zamysla 0 ynowych srod-
kach", jakiem1by zywlo4 polski W
Kr6lestwie Polsk;em zupefnle prey
gnebic. [ TAX ma bye nadal nau-
ka jezyka polsklego w szko}ach
krolestwa udzielana tylko jedne
godzine tygodnlowo; nauke te ma
Ja wykfadac nauczyciele Moskale
nieumiej2cy po polsku, bada ucz-
MON polsklm W ]ezyku rosyjskim
udzielali nauki jezyka polskiego;
dalej Rad ME bedzle wydawai
paszport6w m}odziencom, ktdrzy
chcielibv sic uczyc W szko}ach gall.
cyjsklch. Szlachta polska tylko w
tym razie bedzie mogla uzywac
tytu}u szlachecklego, iezell pot
wierdzi to senat W Petersburgu.
DaleJ ma bye wzbronionem Pola-
kom posiadanie fabryk SHADOW
bronl. Co sic zas tyczy dzlennik6w
polsklch wychodzacych W Kr6-
lestwie, cenzura warszawska otrzy..
maia z Petersburga wskaz6wkl,
azeby jak naiostrzej sobie postepo.
wac nlemi. 1 te wszystkie
move przesladowania maja nasta-
pic z powodu manifestacyi W
Warszawle dnia 3 maja, iaklch
naturalnie wcale ME byfo, gdyz
dzieh ten przeszed} tam spokoJnle.
Jezeli wiadomosc podana
rzez "Pol. Corr" sic potwierdzl,
to nowy dowod bezmyslnei, mon.
golskiej polltyIl rzedu rosyjskiego,
kt6ra cywilizacya ME ma mic
wspolnego. Temi srodkaml ME
zniszczy dziki rad carskl zywio}u
raszego, ale wzbudzl tylko tenn
wlekszy patryozm sam sic poda
W ochyde cafej Europy. "Gcrma-
ma, pletnujac postepowanie 1qdu
rosylsNego wobec naszych roda-
kow, podaje pod koniec slowa Ma
poleona |: Podrap Moskala, a
zawsze Z pod jego skdry wychyli
sic Tatar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

Z,oir01oka z Pogrzeli do Ko
byllna bedzle wykohczona ma
pazdziernika oddana do uzytku
publicznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

" boru Toaaic&im pod Ste
szewem przy kularce zabi1o drze wo
robotnika 3O-letnlego Tonic,
nazwiskiem Wawrzyniaka. Pozosta-
viii wdowe pieciorglem dzieci.
Podobny wypadek smutny zdarzyi
sic W .jakobowie pod Pniewam 9
w leslie przv spuszczan1u drzewa
buk upada]ac zabi1 ma miejscu
robotklka Marcina Kud}aszyka
Che}mna. Wofali drudzy ma ME.
go, re drzewo upada, on ME usu-
naf sic, DO ME dowierza}, bv mu
sic coskolwiek stac mogto, dla
tego, ze huk ma innym byi opar.
tym. Pozosta}a po MIN wdowa
z kllkorgiem dzleci.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25
THE KING OF GAMBLERS.
1ohn Daily Said TO Have Been Rotaed
ofSIOO. 900 by His Manager.

NEw YORK, Special. John DAILY.
king Of New York gamblers, is said to
have been robbed Of large sum of
money tv his manager, William S. Hol-
lings" "crth. The money was taken from
the safe in Dalys gambling palace last
Friday night. The amount is estimated
at SGo, 900 to SlOo, 900. The story is
that Hollingsworth took the money from
tho s,:e, of which be held the combina.
uvn. and used the greater part to cover
losses in Wall street. Iolliugsworth has
beeu for years the trusted buSiurss mana
csr Of DAILY and handled several million
dollars belonging to DAILY. Hollings,
worth did not leave the city. and it is
sail that when DAILY went to HIM and de
FSfrTfhet; ,niH EliSst III had oniS taken
what belonged to Sim aud dared him to
prosecute. Daly>has taken no steps in
that direction because it ic whispered
that any action of that character would
involve persons of prominence in the a.,
nmnistration Of the city Of New York.
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\ IiiNut S,luHawaT.

There is wing OF East Walnut
street, ne,r Jefferson, sunAowef thai
has attracted much attentio, on account
of its great size and beauty. The stalk
has now attained the height o! fourteen
feet and the plant is crowded with forty
i've separate and pcrfcc, blossom. As
this magnlticcnt bunch a noS"rs leans
toward the rising sun fresh from ITS
,lrwy bath, the giant plsu' t"-tii"s 81"
luently to the fertility -! th' soil oi the
02arks Kansas should seni I" spring
field for her floral emblem. - Srr.n2Hs"
,Ko.l Democrat.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25

for Lieut.. Governor. Flower was romi
mated on first ballot; Flower 334, Chap
in 43. Cha. p. Wcams, of Kings,
Chairman OF the delegation, made. the
nomination unanimously amid a wild
scene. Frank Rice was nominated for
Secretary of State by w. c. Ely, Of Nj
agsra and il was made nv .ccia,:....:So..
y. % Ly,u, Ut Bath, nominated Frank
Campbell, Of Steuben. and on his motion
he was named unanimously for comp
troll er
The remainder of the ticket was nomi-
mated quickly and all by acclamation but
one candidate being named for each of.
fee as follows
Comptroller. Frank Campbell. of Steu-
bens; Treasurer, Elliott Danford, Of
Shenaugo; Attorney General. Simps N
Roscndalc, of Albany; State Engineer.
Martin Schenck, of Rennsalar
The roll was next called by con :res
siona1 districts for members on the state
committee. Nothing after this rem .ined
Tor the convent on. Its ork was finish
ed. There was nothing to delay the adj
tournament save the desire Of the body to
see its candidatcs
Soon after two 'oo'ock a committee
was sent to conduct Flower. He enter
ed the hall, Il while every man stood
on his chair and shouted. the candid ate
advanced to the platform with smiles on
his face. When the shouts of applause
had worn off somewhat and the bands
had ceased their music. chairman Raines
with Flower standing by his side said
Gentlemen of the convention; l have
the qualification Of presenting to you our
candidate for governor ond the next gov
ernor of the great empire State "
Finally the demonstration that greeted
Flower had abated so that he could be
heard and he spoke briefly, saying he
was willing to have the light turned on"
his record He accepted the nomination
and promised to lead the party to victory.
The applause that 70 lowed Flowers ad-
dress did not die away, hut WAS merged
into growing shouts, mingled with the
name Of "Shcchan. Sheohan. and the
young Erie candidate foi Lieutenant gov.
ernor came ny the aisle "n the arm ri
HerIiCk Of Albany. The scene was dIs.
matte ss the rosy faced Shochan mounted
to the platform whe,e Flower advanced
with outstrct,hcd hands to meet him at
the threshold.
In iuil vICw Il the convention the icad
els of the ticket shook hands aud engag.
ed in a few words OF hearty greeting
Sheehan then addressed the convention
At the conclusion IF hechan's address
the convention, amid great cheering, all,
journed sine die
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nv Office did not whetner II was a.
fool or as having made fool OF me"
sCali the lad in, sugge'ts1 ons OF
the directors 'tLct US see II we can
make anything Of him"
10 came in at once on being sum
moned. He did not even tarry 90 take
of the apron which he wore IN his shop,
or 10 brush the -four from his coat.
These adjuncts helped TO heighten the
ruddy innocence OF his appearance "a he
entered. ne Iaceu the corious eyes OF
the waiting board with disarming
a.Did YOU want me. sir, J" he asked Of
the superint cndenf, and the slow motion
of bis lips was almost foolish.
But had those lips only been formed
TO say "ten thousand they could not
have repeated it more persStently whei
the question Of barter was opened. Hu
GLOW moving blue eye, looked with open,
childish appeal into the assembled faces.
II do think its worth that ~ me sir
don't youl" he asked Of the most urgent
speaker. snn thar Contsntn Suddcnly
collapsed.
There was one director who took no
part in tn, controversy. He sat IN his
chair rubbing his hands together and
watching the scene from hrF keen, deep
set eyes. Every now and then his spare
frame was shaken with silent laughter.
As the door closed on JOS retreati ns
figure hc CAV" way I" sps>ms o, alternate
laughter and coughing.
GOA, dear. d.ar'" he Chuckled, wip
ing his eyes, rp have ,h'' fool look on
the outside OF his head and all that horse
sense on the inside" :"
Then, sir, you think him playing q
game, do your" asked the superintend
ent
Playing Ile's plsy"i - Hasn't
be caught US IN Iust the tmP h started
out to-
The old man went off ~ another par
oxysm of lansh'cl
"whs, lid you ,ay tn" )ai's name
was. - hc vasped a. h, recovered
10 Tollv answered III" chsGusted
superintendent, 'o, 'aths'. 'hlt's what
he calls himself II,s rc,' "am' i, 7 Al
i.sfsr-r.o
'Talsferro-Joseph Tlhafcrro Whs.
was his fathers name
Joseph. also. believe
"I,'s him As sur ns my nanc is
Snyder B. Shines its him ?" cried the old
man, rising ~ his tsst cXcitedly.
"Whcre - gone Where's h. gone"
He ri I'd from ,he room, his thin
legs wavsting under him, tollowe by
the bewildered superintendent When
they returned, 10 To!ly, Invested Of the
-four aud aoron now. was with :hom.
Gentlemen" said NJ. Snyier B.
Shines. ALLOW me t. p-.scn' my grand
son 70 you, formerly Of - hrm ot -
Tolly. now full falyel partner o. VI"
lumber frm c' Snvdsr 4 since &
Grandson Ths FOLLY >;or. !, ,losci,
gentlemen. Ws-tha' =. my r4r,n,r
has decided tina, j. Is more advantageous
for our present business - ". on a.r-a'-
ble terms with TINS El'NEr'i" G's,,
Works Compauy
Here Mr. Sim":. sh'.!a- ~.'A lNlII.
ter, broke down again.
"Oh, boys, ANT b. : ,A:p o 10 II
block" he crle1. - Fr2r> Ls;.,s's
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~
: = | 81 :

Nothing can be said
in favor of the best medicine in the
world that may not be said of the
most worthless. In one case, it's
true; in the other, it isn't;-but how
can you distinguish?
Judge by what is done. There's
only one blood purifier that's guar
anteed. It's DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery-and this is what
is done with it if it doesn't benefit
or cure, in every case, you get your
money back. Isn't it likely to be
the bestp :
All the year round, as well at one
time as another, it cleanses and pur-
ifies the system. All Llood-poisons
must go. For Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Scrofula, Salt-rhenm, letter,
Ery.ipeius, OF any bionet-toint di.-
order, it is an urcqualed remedy.
It's the cheapest, too. With this,
you pay only for The good You get.
And nothing else is "just as good"
1t may be botter-for the dealer.
But he isn't the one that's to be
helped.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25
TOBACCO CURED WITHOUT FIRE
How ENTHUSIASTICALLY 800
Pounds Per Acre. '''-si,s'..e

LEXINGTON, Kr., Special THE
weather lately has been delightful, apd
farmers are busy saving their excellent
crop of tobacco. In this section the to-
bacCo is cured entirely without fire. 1t
is hung up in large barns the entire sides
of which can be thrown open, SO that
the ali can pass quito freely through the
tobacco. The barns arc. oi course, much
lager than they are il the tobacco sec
'lon Of Virginia. The all cured tobacco
does not have the rich aroma which the
tluc cured possesses, ncg Is the color as
beautiful There is also much danger
Of ~ becoming injured by rainy spells,
aGcr IT has been hung nv IN the houses.
The farmers In the blue grass section
lid not raise much tobacco until within
the past few years, bat the land pro
,luues such heavy yield pei acre that 1t
is grown extensively now. One farmer
living near here tol me last year that
his entire crop averaged 1900 pounds to
the acre This isa much heavier yield
than tho NirgV0in farmers make.
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Now Collector for New York

WAsHrSnrn" - Especial The
President appointed l:nci- Hendricks
10 be collector Of Custom, s' the port Of
New. York, vice j. sloan Facet, resigned.
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!: !: !: 6! !: : ::
in the family shs@ sssa AZ. lisias dsass
j in ,ss;s:l sss same e ,ss g - vithia
Another remarkable family Is that Of
Mr.. Tysun, Of Berrien county. Mr.. Ty-
sun is over eighty five yeas old. He has
large family Of children and grand
children scattered throughout the couu-
try. He has occupied the house ia
which he now lives for the las, sixty-two
years, and nothing can induce him to
move away.
Still another is that of Nh. George
Newbern, of Clinch county. He is one
of family Of seventeen children. eleven
girls and six boys Five OF these girls
have given birth tn fifteen children each.
Mr.. Newbern has large family himself,
and ic in remarkably fine health for q
man Of his age-sixty-seven year. He
il an ex Confederate. lie served through
the entire war. and received iujuri,s
from which he still suffers very much.
He has also served in the Georgia Seoate.
lie has never applied for a pension.
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/ went and told then they'd got
10 take that babby of. But IL
warn't pleasant. / won't accommodate
agar.
And you amt ever COINS to cell,
Colonel Jay'"
Look here, Jo," said the colonel,
testify, how old arc your Eighteen
years Well, guess vo" remerh"- -
, % soon as you remember anything. Did
you ever know me ito change my
mindl That ground authorizations.
Joe turned his full blue eyes on the
colonel.
"How about when you die, Colonel
Jay?" he asked in his most deliberate
speech.
Thc colonel wa staggered and
showed IT,
III wer. you" 10 rent on, now
looking over tn. water IG fix that
while I was able. There's wiole acre
there. and there iin't but one end of it
in grave. ID sell u all under deed
that would make th" man VIII" bought 1t
kcep ,Iro grave end nice and clean, and
tn, grass cut aud perhaps flowers"
-, yvh.
didn't think of that''
Then his face fell suddcnly.
But who i l." fool enough to buy"
| would, answered 10. stolidly, and
wv" raS Hou "'u ..r ~ ~
u ~ .ee' .'h., you au IN o
:, "''' :, '" ''"' '' ''' " -
wh., d., ;,,,ao,, uo,,+ Tho
,ho,o soon l,ow
80 T,,lrs ys n. ,,,, 90 tho
rl,ce Il WAS lin, more than n shsntv
hn. n. i,,,,r.,. ,o,n ,n,,noI ,hst re
sh,,,yb,l on,Js =, hs,,., ,u,,i,v and
mn. w. md .,a,.h,,'s haa -,
,rn.5 "
:. ,a. h.,,
",
Iii.
Gr,'S 'o'l,p- = 90" ".t,,S,'s" .tSs - -'''''
-. ~ 'r ,
,,;on;na
I h;.S
"' .'I ~, ,, - '.and
w.. w. 70, IS ,5c ,,c, had hoo, sold al.
INNS. ~ ,h. vo,r d,,r stop long before.
mere ha' pee9 nv rHe ~ 'h'e' 'e'e III
his rcinvestln"nt, MS father having per-
formed the hrs' urAcetul act IN his
,rorthl.,> liCe l,v st.rnipU on, of il at
this cppo,tnne time.
'Dont spend il all IN shoeStriugs and
rn-i ".2Ar. Tonl. IN" superintendent
had ss:I. Fat II IN bank mad try TO
keep 49, - voT bank h1oE. That's
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4 NJ Priest Druggist. Shelbyville, Ind.
saws Halls Ca,srrh Cure gives the best OF
satisfaction Can get plenty of testimonials.
~ il cures every one who takes it," Druggists
sell it, IH..
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FITS stopped free by DIR. KIINE's GkHAr
NERVE REsToREH No fits after fret DAYS use
Marvellous cures. Treat ise and So trial bottle
nee. DR.. Kline. N3l Arch st. Phila.. Pa.
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10 rlRnti

And bear proud folly's scorp, s.,,s.s il.s.,
sTk6tr 4fo1lt e>nlt ~ your 6phipg morn
VIII feel the touch OF cold decay.
When grateful thousands bless
They'll feel cold want and sore distre,s .
SO battle bravsly; fight 10 win
Fear not the strife; heed not the dir.
Bear well the ctoss tbs crown 10 win
Do right
--B. J. MDermott. in Ns,p York Ns,Cs