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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
THE VERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY FEBRU
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Facts and Incidents Of General Interest.
\ Native of Jamaica.

The death of Edison Muzzy, native of
Jamaica and brother of John b. Muzzy,
has previously been recorded in The Pho
nix. The following is taken from an obit-
uary in the Geneseo Republic of the 18th
inst: "Mr. Muzzy was born and attained
his majority in Jamaica, Vermont, and
came of one of the best families of that
vicinity. In the year 1866 he emgratcd
from his birthplace to this state. Shortly
thereafter he purchased the tract of land
where he resided at Che time of his decease.
He made excellent improvements on his
lands and in every way became an excellent
and successful farmer and business man.
In the affairs of life Mr.. Muzzy was a man
of the highest sense of honor, truthful and
just in all his dealings. He was possessed
of that true manliness and courage which
led him to hold in utter contempt all dis
honorable and mean acts His neighbOrs
and acquantances attest these facts. Mr..
Muzzy lived an active, honorable and
blameless life, and died in the confidence
and respect of the community where he
had so long lived He leaves most esti-
mable family rightfully held in great es-
TEEN, and, SO far as worldly matters are
concerned, well provided, but most sorcly
bercavcd.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

Eden Robinson has rented the hotel of
II. A. Waite, and with his bride, formerly
Miss Kate Adams of East Dover, has tax
EN- possession.
A. r. Robinson has bought the stage
route of II. A. Waite.
The Willing Workers will hold a pink
tea next Friday evening, the proceeds to
go for the new parsonage. The assistance
and attendance of all is hoped for.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
A GOOD THING.

We appreciate enterprise wherever we
see it and are glad especially when our
townspeople are successful. We learn that
Mr.. f. c. Thorn is finding a rapid sale for
his Harmless cough MIXTURE" which he
warrants. Mr. Thorn is well known to our
people and needs no endorsement. His
name on any preparation he may be com
pound is a sufficient guarantee of its value.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
TO MAKEROoM

Wy f HAVE put in double counters through
w the middle of the store II gives us quite
a bit more of room and as our stock constantly
increases it was necessary. Among the new
things we have just received are glass pitchers,
wire goods and tinware. We put no fancy prices
on any of goods believing II is better for us to
keep our customers by selling goods at small
profit WILLOWS BARGAIN STORE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
WHO SELLS RUM

I DON'T KNOW all who sell rum in Bratteboro.
i can get all / need at any dry goods store, or
have so far, Cause whyy" / don't need any.
/ want to know who has vehicles for me 10 paint
or repair. ANY grade of work done that YOU
want Have a first-class wood worker, first. class
painter, flrst-class blacksmith. Cali and see my
work Give orders now. No che has TO wait for
D. L. GRlGGS. Horse shoeing, 81; sharpening,
90 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
Real Estate at Auction.

H0 REPUBLICAN of Brattle-
VV borO or Windham County
can afford to be without
the NEW YORK DAILY PRESS
this year. when important State and
National campaigns are to be fought
and won.
The Press claims, and undoubtedly has,
the largest circulation of any Republican pa
per in the United States. 1t is Loyalty devot-
ed to the cause of the Republican party, and
its editorial page glIstens every day with
short, pithy articles, giving the political
drift of the times, teaching the principles of
Republicanism, showing the good results of
the Mckinley tariff and Blaine reciprocity,
and intoxicating in every respect a whole
some spirit of good citizenship.
Besides this the Press has an excellent
news service and in all its departments is
bright, crisp newspaper for the general read
er. 1t consists of six pages, daily, and there
is nothing cheap about IL but Its price.
In connection with The Phoenix, it
costs only $50 a year---about
One-half cent day for a frst-class
daily newspaper.
Send your name to The Phoenix Of
fee and get the benefit of the paper
for the whole campaign,
If not now a subscriber to The
Phoenix become so, and get the two
papers for only $3.50 year.
All the home news, all the state
news, all the general news of the
country and the world, and all the
political discussion of the year for
$3.50.
Address THE PHOENIX,
BrattlebOrO, Vt,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
Flat Street News.

ME EXPECT all who read this will wonder
w what news there is from Flat street II
can not be told IN this advertisements so we will
only say common place thing that is not news
We are doing many individual and family wash
ings in superior manner. We intend to have
every article laundered in the best manner pos
sble. l.. A. FALES'S STEAM LAUNDRY Flat
street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
All Phoenix Clubbing Rates
ARE STILL IN FORCE.

The Manchester Mirror and Farmer in oonnec-
tion with The Phoenix, only 80 cents a year.
The Boston Weekly Journal, New York Weekly
Tribune, or New York Weekly Press, only 46
cents each.
The Boston Daily journal, only $3.50.
The New York Daily Press, only $3.50.
The Household and the Albany Weekly Jour
nal, only ~ cents, or S2.20 for the three pa.
pes
These rates are to advance-payin Phoenix sub
scribers, and are the best clubbing rates ever Of
fered. Address THE PHOENIX,
Brattleboro Vt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
HOLDEN g. MARTIN.
For SaIe---A Fine River Farm

OF 44O acres, located two miles from village
~ and depot about l3 miles from Brattleboro
good road. Large twostory house painted
and blinded. One barn, 44X1O feet W it'll cellar
nearly new. One barn S2xl0 feet. Shed 4Ox2O
feet Buildings ali in good repair, with running
and free from stones, aud very easy to carry on.
Cuts about 20 tons of hay besides grass and other
crops. Pastures 10 cows at home and 10 head
in out pastures Seventy five acre wood and
timber lott also can set 500 sugar buckets Plenty
of fruit. This is one of the best river farms we
have for the money. The owner lives ont of the
state and has placed the property i'm our hands
for sale and expect to sell it tn is fall Terms
easy, price $500. Full particulars at our office.
+. J. BAILEY & CO., Real Estate Agents, Brat
tleboro, Vt. 46
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
@arrianfs.

In Brattleboro Feb. l., by R,y. c. O Day.
Charles Frederick Sargent and Kate Ann Clark,
both of Brattleboro.
In Williamsyille, Feb. Q. by Rev. F. II Roberts
Murray II. Cheney and Lila :. White. both OF
Newfane: Feb. ~, by Rev. f II Roberts, Eden
o. Robinson of WardsbOro and Miss Kate :
Adams of Dover
In South Amherst. Mass, Feb - at the resi-
dence of the brides sister Mrs. f. VI johnson
George A. Sanhorn, of Rochester y. H. and Mel
lie D. Vim of Jacksonville
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
Cleveland'S
Baking Powder
strongest of all

pure cream of tartar powders,
yielding (average) 1887 per cent.
carbonic acid gas.
The Scientific Ameriean, after a
most careful examination Of the
OHGal Reports, says: Tie ShOzO-
jig C2eDelaadS makes, compared
,2th aHHe PrinribaI6ranas, is SHeh
as to tit embhaticalH afthe heat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
Births.

In Marlboro, Mass. Feb. Is, a daughter r
Ign. to Or and Mrs c. + Warner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
The four
Official Reports,

U. S. Govern't, Bulletin No. 10
Canadian Govt, Bulletin No. 10 ;
Ohio Food Commission, and
N. ]. Food Commission, show
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

You never saw prettier shoes than
some we received this week. We
VOuch for their good quality and the
prices are moderate. They are the
first we have received from this man
ufacturer and the first of his goods
offered for sale in BrattlebOrO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
RRpORT or THg EXAMINING COMMITTEE.

From the Surplus a dividend will be apportioned
as usual
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

No one is more surprised at the
amount Of our sales during the past
week than we. What Is left of the
goods We advertised in last weeks
papers is still offered at the same
prices, but the lots are very broken.
While it is always well to remember that
1t is poor policy to buy a thing simply be-
cause offered cheap, it may in this instance
be good economy. If you do not need new
shoes now you will later, and though we
shall have better shoes to offer you later, we
shall have nothing at such prices as we now
offer tho old stock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
It's Leap Year,
And now is your chance.
A good one, too.

None are more particular or discriminating
in matters of dress than you. None are
more careful in making selections. You
want the best in all things. You want your
shoes TO correspond with and look as well as
the rest, and of nothing do you demand bet
ter wear.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
A MOMENTUM"

selected from f. Mrr's stock. We are very
pleased to note this and 1t certainly is a sweet
thing 10 do aud win We trust, be fruitful in more
ways than one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS.

have carefully examined the foregoing statement
and find the same TO be correct
A. N. WArERHoUsE, Auditor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

Commencing Saturday. Feb co. until further notice. we
shall make the following prices Rubber Boots and Shoes
All guaranteed first quality.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
MORSE & SIMPSON,

Brooks House Shoe Store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company Of New York

RICHARD A. MccURDY, PRESIDENT.
Statement for the year ending December 81, 1891
Assets. $159,6O7,13S 6S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19

NorE.-The above statement shows a large increase
the business of 1890 in amount at risk business
assumed payments policyholders, receipts assets and
surplus and includes risks assumed only the number
and amount of policies actually issued and paid for IN
the accounts of the year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
Hoods SarsapariIIa

My opinion has changed considerably" Mrs.
GEO. n. COBB, Providence r.. l.
HOOPS PILLS do not weaken the system
like other cathartics, but actually tone up and
give strength to the patient
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-19
OUR STOCK

Is always large and carefully selected aud fresh.
We gladly welcome those who call simply to see
the abundance Of dainties we have.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

jacie |, ktorego dawniej cd gar
batych i slepych wyzywaies.
Swallow mann dosyG.
Ma czwartej zas stronie tego
pismid}a u]rza4em napis w Cd
powledzl'. Rozumiem nadto do,
brze. re ten kt6ry Dabrowy
drzewo bose nosj}, a z profesyi Jest
szewcem do mnle now. Ze to co
byio napisane W nj. As, szewiec-
kiej w}asnoscl, jest k}amsJwem. a
raczej wlerutnem g}upstwem, pray
zna]a najwleksl kllki gtupc6w
wrogowle. Bedac W mlejscu, twoja
by}o powinnoscla przekonac sig
jakt! wlasciwle rzecz sta1a, & ME
podawac do publlcznej wiado-
moscl, tego co CT ludzie podobnl
tobie powiadali. Cd ludzi z
szewleckiem wykszta}ceniem ami
cd zlelonego plsmaka nle pragna
naukl. Przvs1owle m6wi: ,,iakiel
kto smakl, to mysll. re kazdy ia
klei;;" Jezell wiec sam 7estes zaco'
fancem, to ME mYsl, re kazdY ta-
XII.
Re jestes cziowiekiem bez wy
kszta!cenia przekona}em sic kar-
ty koresp., kt6ras m, napisaf, kle-
dy to ci bibu}a odpowle-
dzia4em, re tylko u!icznik }obuz
amerykanski, podobnych uzywa
wyrazow. Maiac gfowie
sieczke, 2owin'enes bye ostr6zniej-
Sym, gdyz W innym razie wszY-
soy sic o tenn przekonaja.
L s.. Micholski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

pozby6. Gdy zas tego
ME %uczynia, wszystkie ich ga
zety przesmiardna i mkt ich
ME bedzle chcial brac. a Sa-
talecki / Rokosz zatrzymaja
tvlko imie naiwiekszych g1up.
COW i naibezezelnerszych osz
czerc6w Ma swiecie.
Wszystkie polskle rlsma W
Ameryce W Europe prosze
o powt6rzenie tel ma ~prawdMe
polega]acej charakterystyki
jednego 2 rewolwerowych re,
daktorow po}skich W Amery-
&c, ]ako odpowledz ma usta-
wlczne zboieckie napadY Re.
tormy i iej zasdrosnych villas
cicieii na patryotycznego
WSarus0.
Il szacunklem
II. Hammer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
ZAPIsUJC1E sOB1E wIARUsA!
Podziekowanie.

Moim Kochanym l Wlelebnym
ksiezom Sasiadom, Ksiedzu J. Ro.
~dowiczow,, ks. J6zefowl Skretnemu,
ks. Leonowi Szczepanskiemu z
Wilmington; ks. Polujahskiemu i
ks. FIR. Hennyemu "a ustugi odda-
ne mi W dnlu 1go Ego Lutego,
pomoc sfuchania spowiedzi sw.,
%g}oszenie sfowa Bozego uswiet-
MEME sw4 obecnoscia uroczystosci
bierzmowanla, sk1adam p%ublicznie
staropolskle, serdeczne: bog "a
place.
Baltimore Md. ego Lutego 1892.
. rs. Roh' ChoDanaec
rcktor kosclo1a Nsjsw. Maryl
Fanny Rdzahcowej.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PkACCIE IA
Po!Ska pod GloSkafem.

Gesl "a n e. Pod mia
stem Hodzina Wv kr6lestwne Pol.
sk,em) jest wies Bauty, zawsze
pe}na z~fodzlei6w. Niedawno odby1
sic tam targ, ma kt6ry miedzy
lnnemi przYby}a para w}osciau z
gesmi ma sprzedaz. Woz by4 tax
zape}niony ptactwem, re gospodarz
szed} PREY konlu. a gospodyn1
sledziaia ma samym dr9zku. Krzyk
gesi zwr6cif uwage ztodzlei,
kt6rvch mn6stwo uwlja}o sic
pc targu. Kilkunastu mich
zm6wlwazy sic %obstap'1o w6z, a
wtedy na]silniejszy porwaf raptem
babe ma plecy / daleize z MIA W
nog'. Widzac to przerazony MAJ,
puscil SIG W pogoh "a napastni-
klein, kt6ry odb,eg}szy spory
kawa4ek rzuci} babe, a sam
pomkna} dalej. Och}onawszy z
przestrachu, ma}zonkowle posple-
szyll do swego wozu, lecz tn
czeka}o 1ch move p~rzerazenie, DO
z gesl ME by4o AMI sladu; z}odzie,
je korzystaiac %zamieszania,
porwali Je i rozpierzcbll sig W
rome strony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PkACCIE IA
SZL A, SIX.

Spiacy gdrni k. w pre-.
sz}ym numerze donosllismy, re
g6rulk Latos juE cd czterech
miesiecy znajduje sic W stanie
sp,acym W lazareoie g6rniozym
Mysiowlcc. o poozatkach tego
n,ezwykisgo wypadku opowiada
pierwsSy lekarx tamtejszego laza-
retu dr.. Albers, co nastepuje:
Gdy IAtoA W Kw,etniu EesEsego
roku pracowat W Kopalni ,Kleoias",
otssymAl rans bllsks ;ednego Okla,
Wysssao 90 do EaksadH !scznlsss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Z Baltimore, Md.
5go Lutego

SzanownY Redaktorze!
Prosze 4askawie umiescic W
swej poczclwej gazecie mnlejsza
wiadomosc.
Dzieh Ego Lutego b. T.. zapi-
sal sic W pamieci Polonii W Bal
t'more n'e7atarteml g}oskami. Je-
60 Eminencya Kardynaf Gibbons
Arcybiskup udzielif sw. Sakramen-
tn Blerzmowania w kosclele Naisw.
Nary Fanny R6zahcoweJ 4le o.
so5om. . g'dzin'e 7mej pow6z o.
toczonY 7miu ufanaml z Bractwa
sw. W}adyslawa wyruszyt wraz z
kapltanem Joxefem Sibicklem do
pa4acu Jego %Em1nencyi, ktory u
brany W swojej godnoscl suknle
wcale ME mysla4 o niespodzlance,l
jaka 60 spotkac mla4a. Ma ullcyV
Broadway i Baltimore przesz}o try
tysiqce ludu oczeklwa}o lego PREY.
bycla. Wszystkie Bractwa parafli
wzle}y udzia} W te] processy1, a
kazdy z Mich by} zaopatrzony W
lampy palace. Dzleci szk6lne W
liczbie 400 rozpocze}y szereg po-
chodu, kt6ry size skiadat z 1ede-
nastu llcznych Bractw. Wprowa-
dzony do plebanlr ubra1 sic W
szaty blskupie, a ~otoczony kilkustu
ksieimi, wszed} do kosclo}a W
posrod szpaleru / wsr6d okrzyk6w
ludu: Mech zyje nasz kardyna}.
Nieszpory %solenne odprewil ksladz
FIR. Henry z kosciola sw. Wac}a-
wa, W assystencyi ksiedza kancle-
RIA Thomass i ksledza Klana cd
Serca Jezusa. Ksladz Jozef Skret-
ny by1 Archlpresblterem assystu-
! j2cym Jego Eminencyl Kardyna1o.
wi. Pc nieszporze Wielebny KS.
Jan Rodow1cz, proboszcz cd sw.
Stanlsfawa, wyg}osi} przesliczne
kazanle, poczem uczen szkolny,
ubrany po Krakowsku, diva
dziewcze1a r6wnlez W ubiorze
Krakowianek, ~reczy1y kardyna}o-
wi ca@y garn,tur ubrama W prezen.
Gle cd ca}ej parafli. Chfopczyna
angielska NOVA z Gala odwaga
wyg{oszona zrobl} nader mile wra.
zenie ma kardynale. KardynaF mia1
po dwakroc kazanie. W kt6rych
zawsze podnos'} g}eboka wiare ma.
rodu ~polsklego potep,a} jego
wrogow. Chwali} obydwle parafie
i Wlelebne siostry Felicyanki, pc.
czem udziell} sw. Sacramento
bierzmowania i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Najsw. Sakramentem. Sam rozka-
za}, ably spiewano polskie plesni
W czasie bierzmowania / zacheca1
do cenienla mowy ojczystej. Wraca-
JAG do plebanii zosta} p~ow,tany
okrzyklem uszczesllwionego ludu,
co go cleszyfo bardzo, dz,ekowal
wszystkim jaknajserdeczniej a po
wieczerzy zabawlwszy SIG z ducho.
wienstwem, powr6ci1 juz oko4o
llstej do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Rozniosla sic wiesG pc swlecle,
re gubernator warszawski Hurko
ma stracic urzad, DO }aske IL cara
p%ostrada}. Przyczyna tego mia}a
bye nastepujaca: Car zapyta} sic
Hurkl, cry W Krol. Po]sklem Jest
dosyt zboza ma wyzywlenle mlesz-
kanc6w. Hurko, ME wledzac c
tenn, zda} sic ma urzedn,k6w. a CT
doniesll mu, re zboza jest tax
wlele, il bedzle go MONA jeszcze
COS pos}ac do Rosyi ola g}odnych.
Car iednak jakos ME dowierzal j
ola tego wysia} tainych komisarzy
do Kr6l. PolsKlego, azeby sic oni
o wszyst6iem przeswiadclyli. Ci
powiedziell carowi, re W Kr6l. Pol
sklem zboze z bleda ola mieszkan-
COW wystarczy, a mole 60 nawet "a
brakn,e. Car sic rozgniewaf | pan
Hurko ma isc ma odstawke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
c IA
Pitts Pa.

q. l lutego 1867.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Przypadkowo dosta] mi sic
do rak ostatni uumer Pitts,
burgskiel bibuty nPrzy]aclela
Brudu", pc kt6rego przejrze-
niu postanowifem da6 owym
pankom cokclwiek odpow;edzj.
Movie przypadkowo, gdyz
widzac, De gazeta Z pod ko.
pyra MIC ME warta, JUL daw-
no zabronilem przysefanla mi
takowe], "a co owa bibula ]ako
dowod zemstY obrzuca mnie
na]podle)szymi wYrazami.
Ma trzeciej strcnnicy u)-
rzatem korespondencye bardzo
dobrze z jego Smlechu znane-
go Post" ktory zarzuca mi,
ID popeinifem kfamstwo w
mem ,,Sprostowaniu" (kt6re
on skrzywif), m6wiac, re Ks.
nwyszedit
Wien o tenn ma pewno, b
ty jake smiesz nazywac
mnie kfamca?'
Co do drugiego zdanla: cry
ia kledybadz powledaiatem les
to ty naplsat, co W gazetach
byto? Honor mi ME pozwala,
powiada autor owej krytykl,
a ja ciebie sic pytam: gdz,e
byi tw6j honor, gdys ma 10
sephine ulicY kolektowai chcac
dosta6 6w zegarek, z ktorego
dochod byi przeznaczony ma
korzys6 koSciola sw. Wojcie-
cha? GYby $. p. IT,. &yl, me
trudno byfo by mu pow'edzieG.
co widzla}.
w trzeelm zdaniu chwall
sic autor, il jest 2nany u lu
du Polskiego.
Wlem o TEN, he tym jestes
znany. co kIedys owce ba-
ranY pasli, a DIS hanbja
wszystko, CO Jest poszanowa ia
godnem. Jesll " nlemlecklm
i anglelskim narodzie podob.
nym ludzlom iestes znany, to
bardzo piekna z%najomose,
warto ci powinszowac.
Powiada dalej, ID ME DO.
trzebuje faski Ksiedza, DO mu
,,domu ME kupii"
Powell, ktory ksiadz ku.
pill dom ola mnie? Wolafbym,
gdyby byfa potrzeba, picnic
dry pozyczyc cd lydia, anl2ell
owej ,,Belleclique" W ktorej
ty rel wodzisz. Gays sam ME
powiedziaf, de-: CO do p:ocen-
tow ME jestcs dosy6 blegiy?
A dobrze kazdemu wladvmo,
&e kasyer lubi wlece] dawa6,
zatem ja, ME chcac anl cudzej
w1asnosci an, tel sieble ma
smiech wYstawic, unikam do
broczynnych ludzi lak ty /
GAIA two]a klika.
Teraz prosze o owa rozmowe,
kt6ra mi grozisz. Me wien, iak
mog}es dojrzec re ia W mel ko-
respondencyi bronifem KS. Mo-.
Pred ladzmi jak ty i Co. KS.
NJ. zadnej obrony ME potrze.
buje. Widze 4 tego re tylko Pitts.
burgskq blbuie c~zytasz, DO W IN
nych gazetach byia owa korespon.
dencya umleszczona wiasciwle % ME
pokrecona, jak to uczynii ten kt6ry
W Mroczy ma przedmlesoiu trzewi.
XII &ydom satas. Czy ME powledzia-
90 ucsymlem TO ledyn.e 20
wxglsdu ma klamstwa umiesSesone
W ,sPrsyIaeielu Brudu" Jesli Oh togo
nie dosyt. 70 poproA O wiscej,
no tyehmisst dodsm Oh, 90 povie-
dslsi obseaIe Aa;lspssy tw6j prsg'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
a wi ERYKA

NEWTON PA. Pomledzy
W}ochaml i murzynami W tutej-
szej kopalni stoczyi sic W sobote
wieczorem krwawv BOZ, kt6ry
TRIVIAL ~przesz}o 20 minut. Z obu
stron ME zaiowano ami prochu
AMI z%elaza. TAX re dw6cn ludzi
zabito, a jednego bardzo pokale-
czono, wskutek czogo zapewnie
straci prawq noge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

NEW YORK. Prawo zakazu-
j9ce sprzedazy trunkow W n,edzie.
le, ma ogdlne &adanie wsxystkich
tutejssych salohistdw xmienionem
Sostto Ma ~prsysxiosc salony tyl.
ko 10 / ssej godziny DO poiudn,u
bsas san kniete, Q wiaseiciele ,ch
dop,ero vtencEas podpadns karse
jeAli lch prssd tenn uwiadomiono
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

tarmeroW? A przeclez "
polityce amerYkanskiej ]ako
tez W pol,tyce uarodowo-pol-
sklel Refo,mo wcia& szwyn
dluje, dzla|ajac ia zgube ma
rodowosci polskiej j krzywde
WARY Rzymsko Katolickiej.
Ale czyz MONA sic czego
iunego spodz'ewac pc redakto-
RE, kt6rego przeszlosc talk jest
zaszargana. jak tego brud~
nego znalazka lotra Ii.
teriaty z Warszawy. Wiado'
mo, De Magic L jest pccho-
dzenis. 4ydowskiego, ztad tel
jego nieuawlsc ku Wlarusowi,
gsrdzacemu dolarem, a bronia-
cemu sprawledllwosol. Wszak
wiadomo, Re 60 p%odrzucila
1yd6wka pod Drama DIE.
c q t k a j ez Warsza-
VIE, i Re ola tego choc 2yd,
odebrat katolickie wYchowa-
ME. Dzieki swo]emu
&ydowskiemu spryto-
wi, otarf sic potem cokolwlex
o }awy g1mnazyalne, al .wtesz-
Gle zostat szpieglem cyrkulo-
wynn policy warszawskiei ,
jake TAXI pisywaE rome nowln-
XII policy]ne do Warszawskich
Kurierkow. w ty,n czasie pi
sywaf tel prosby do Warsaw
sklego neutrality-suspicious.,
proszac o jaki urzedzlk, ma
ktorym obiecywaf zawsze wier-
ME STAG PREY rzadzle, gne5'c
, denuncyowac Polakaw.
|! Ale poznali sic wnet Pola.
cy W Warszawie ma farbowa-
nYm Isle, i JUL odtad navel
brudne gazety ME chciafy ]e-
90 kawaikow .~przyimowaG.
Przyszedf ma PISA mroz i mu.
sia} N. dfugi czas pc war.
szawskich szynkowniach PREY
placu Aleksandrowskin sple-
waniem l rozmaiteml glmnas.
tycznemi pop,sami zarabiac
ma 3ycie. Gdy sic JUL ma
tenn polu Muza ]ego i SHY
wyczerpaty, robif diva lata
"a marne pieniadze "a MAS.
TEN pod Viola u pewnego
hycla czyll rakarza i tam sic
rozuych hyclowskich sztuk
nauczyf. PrzYpadkiem wpadt
mu wowczas do reki numer
organu lego dawnlejszego
drucha Paryssota z Amerykl
i p%owledzlal sobie:-- kledy
TAXI duren mogt tam "a mo-
rem do tyla ocygan1c ludzi,
II zdofaf zaio&yG drukarnia :,
gazette, to ia tam o wlele lep-
sly geszef zroble.
Rzekfszy, pojechat do Ame.
ryki.
W'adomo, Jak ma tel poi.
kuli najprz6d do bankructwa
przyprowadzlt obecnego pocz.
tarka Sadowsklego W Buffalo,
a potem ocyganif pewnego
Amerykanina W New Yorku,
W kt6rego drukarni wlasna
gazette drukowa&. Wladomo
dalej. jak sic ua ludka wy
stawif, stara1ac sic o redaktor.
stwo Zqcdy, )ak wreszc'e be-
koszuli przyjechaf cyganic tn
do Chicago. DAsiai jul do.
prowadzii do tego, he akcyo-
naryusze Reto,my czesto ami
centa W k,eszeni ME maia, a
on sam W domu w nocnej
pore ME ma sic czem PREY.
kry6, AMI czem W piecu "a
pal!c. Skurczony iazwiec pod
czas mrozu, iazi po polskich
salonach, byle tylko cos dos
tao cd ]aklego ,,trytu" Gdy
GO zas "a wlele ,,patrytuja", to
czesto VI rynsztokach re szczu-
RAM fajtuje.
Wszyscy ludzie W Chicago
tego podfego cztowieka uni
kala, iu& ola tego samego, ze