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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
TYLEM SIZE JUZ ~NAPkAKAkA.

,;Nowiny Raciborskle" pisza: .,Redzice,
czuwa]cie mad tenn, ably dzlecl vase ME
zapomlna}y swe] mowY ojcsvstej! -woiaja
polskie pisma prawie " kazdym numerze,
ale niestety napomn'enie to jest czesto
grochem o sciane rzucanym.M Move ~ojczYsta
ME kto inuY, tylko Bog sam daf ludzion
l Bog tez nakaza} ia kochac / szanowac.
Kto tego swietego przykazanla Bozego ME
slucha, bywa clezko karanym, jezli ME ma
w1asnej osobie, to ma dzieciach l wnukach.
Przyk}adow ma to ME braknie. Swie&o
doswiadczy}a tego pewna matka we wsi
Sudole W DOW. Raciborskim. Pos}afa n
syna swego do Monachlum ma glmnazum,
lecz zapewno ma{o dbata o to, czy synalek
jej zachowa wlernie swa nova ~oiczysta. l
coz sic stalo? Otoz pc kllkoletnieJ nieobe-
cnosci synalek ten wrocll teraz do domu.
SERGE matczyne c~ieszy4o sic juz cd dawna
ma te chwile-w kt6rej syna powita.
Tymczasem zamiast radosci, &aiosG ciezka
ma MIA spad}a lecz za1osc ciezka pc ME
wczasle. Synalek przyby4, lecz z matka roz-
movie sic ME m6g4, DO zspomnia} zupe}nle
jezyka polskiego, zas matka ami slowka pc
nlemlecku ME umie. Patrza ttdy ma sleble
lecz sic ME rozumleJa! ,,Tak sic cieszylam
ma s;ebie, lecz sic ME rozumieja! ,Tak sic
ma n1ego, -powiada4a matka ia innvm
osobom,- a teraz aui sic z MIN rozn6-
vic ME moge. Tylem sic juz nap}a-
k3la!"
OF! p1aczcie! p}aczcle rodzice, kt6rzy
| Podobnic jak ia matka zanledballscle
swietego obowiazku waszego. A jezli ~jeszcze
czas, to starajcle sic zte naprawlc l dziatk
swe ~nauczcie mi}owac jezyk ojczysty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
TO I OWO.
lara MA P1JAKOW

KARA MA ~ AkOW w
SZWECYI. Szwecya jest to kraj
g6rzysty / biedny, a przeciez ludzie
sic tam dobrze maja. Ale tez mole
w calej Szwecyi ME ma lyle w6dki
co u mas po polsklch salonach. Ma
pijak6w maja oni takie prawa:
Kto sic upije W w~iasnej nawet
chacie, plerwszy raz placi "a kare 3
talary, drugi raz S, trzeci raz II
talar6w. Taxi juz Jest uwazany "a
pod}ego czlowieka i nigdy zadnej
godnosci ami urzedu ME dostanie.
Ia czwartym racer musi STAG W
niedziele pred kosciolcm ma wstyd
pred wszystkiemi ludzmi, a "a pia-
tym razem id7ie do domu poprawy.
kto sic upije ME w domu ten ma
ieszcze raz taxa kare.
Kto drugiego do piiahstwa zacheca,
p1aci 5 talary, a jesli starszy m'od
szeoo, 6 talar6w. w kar
czmie upitego cz]owieka biora zaraz
do aresztu dotqd 50 rie puszczq,
dokqd kary mic zap}aci albo ME Cd
rob-. Polowa kazdej kary idzie ma
ubogich, a %poiowa ma potrzeby mia
sta Tub wsi. Szynkarz pod kara,
AMI zadnej kobiece ami mIodAiehcowi
wodki ME mole sprzedac.
Wszystkie tie prawa So przybite ma
kazdei chacie, a pr6cz tego kaplan
diva ray do roku tie prawa ma ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
zaniu czyta. = Mona Szwedom
zazdrosciG tego!

O WYMARLEM MIESCIE w
kalifornii pisze jeden I dawnych
jego m!eszkahc6w W pewnym dzien-
niku an cry k II k M: Zdala
cd 5wistu lokomotywy, niekiedy
tylko zwiedzane przez poszukiwacza
zlota, p%otozone Jest srod krakow
sza}wiowych, niezwykle ciche miasto.
Niegdys, to jest pred laty IS,
przesz}o $1,000 ludzi prowadzilo tam
rome interesa. Nazwa tego miasta -
White Pine. Dzisia; zas ludzie znikli,
dony ich sic zapadiy, a W tych,
ktore zdolaIy sic oprzet niszczacemu
WpiywoWl czasu, skacza wewl6rk1.
Najdziwaczniejszym wszakze jest
wlelki cmentarz. Drewniane romniki,
0 lie wogole byly ~postawi6ne,
sp~rochnia|y dawno, lccz zwloki pod
mimi zachowa}y sic o wlele leplej,
gdyz wlekszel czesci- skamieaia-
~. Grunt tamtejszy mianowicie
skiada sic przewaznje l. wapienia,
kt6ry, gdy woda przeden przecieka,
przyblera wlasciwoscj wapna
wywoluje skamlenienie. Jest ona
niekiedy talk doskonale' re aaw t
rysy nieboszczykow pozostaly ME
zmienlone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

Great Northern ciebie ~utrzymamy,
= Przecle potege . doory mamy!
= Obu mas Mczy jedna mYA I eel,
= Tax perswaduje Hill, przez double l..
l Nelsonom povtarza mad czubem
Gytry adeuohot z drapie5nym hadtu6em:
- Gdy Gle ml0se do g6,y hop! hop!
GdaeS u Mlnnesocle aviekszy ro$nle chlhop!
" tenn Sp,awediuoS6 proude rzecze nagq;
= SrebrG . zt0ta ia ME m'erze waqq,
Jedynle ludzi zastuge I czYn,
Czem sic odznaczy1 Minnesoty san!
o. 6edq ptahac CO repubAkanle,
30 Daniel La1U1er u reke ser dostanae,
To czto,vlek wleM5, uZu6leniec mas,
z MIN demokraci z1vYcie5q ten raz.!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
4. k"IoHTEHSTEIB
wykszta{cony W Wemczech
LekaEz i aLusEer
BIURO:

Mad spteka J. W. LAUE'RA
Mieszkanie prywatne: Mr..
407 E. 9th Str.
Godziny przYjmowania: Cd
,>dziny 9 do II pred potud.
sudzle& cd godziny
4 20 poiudniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
LIE KA R ST WO


MA PIJAK0W.
Ma ca lem lwiecie lest tylko
iedno lekarstMo. DR.: HstaSSo
zloty specyfk Of. HeineS
Golden Specifk),
Mote bYd danem " hlilanee
kawy lub herbaty, bee wisdsy C.
lywajacego, q sprowadza kufaoya
szybka, j trwaia, zar6wno cry n.
event Jest umiarkowanYm pijakiem,
ozy naiogowym opojem. Tytfsse
cpojow zostafo wyleczonych $50.
speoyakiem " swojlj
kawie bez ich wiedzy, q dsisl6.
oni NIGGA sig powstrsyma6 ed pa.
lonych trunkow 8 wlasnej welt.
Zayiwanie tego lskastwa ME w.
woiuje Eadnego szkodllweg6 gkpS-
ku. "a wyseozenie sic reczy. zgyots
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blI4aks
szczeg6iy. Adresowad W zaufansB
GOLDEN SPECIFIC GO
IA Street. Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

TAM HANDEL UBIOROW
co ME targuje a tanio sprzedaje
Takiego drugiego wielkiego ham
dlu gotowego ubrania ami w Wi
monte, ami w Minnesota ME ma.
Mona tn kupic:
ClEPkA ODZIEZ ma spodek, tudziez
CIEPLEJSZE URRANIA ma iesien i zine.
WSZELKI GARNITUR SIROJ0M
MEEK jake to: k%oszule, chustki do
nosa; kolnierzyki %p16cienne, celuloidow,
i papierowe, szelki, %mankiety, krawatki
guziki.
W4asciciele handful THE MODEL szcze-
g6lnie sic ~staraja, ably zadowoliG publicz-
nose ubraniami ch4opc0W. dzieci.
DORRE UBIORY MESKIE
pc $3.50, IS, Sc, ST, j s.. Piekne ubiory pc $40,
SIS $40. Wierzcfnie surduty ma ZINE.
KAPELUszE, CzAPKI, FUTRA.
KAFTANIKI majtkowskle, w ktorych
ch4opcy nawet do koscio1a chodziG NIGGA,
dostac MONA W Genie Cd Is centow do
81 so.
Handel ublor6w bioracy zaptate g%ot6wka
The MOdel
,,Hatters & Furnishers"'
60 u r.. 2rd s.r. Ni~ona,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02
AUBuSo rND,ANs.

A correspondent of the Chronicle writes of the Alhinos among the Moqm tribe of Indians on the Moqui reserSn- tion in Apache county, Arizona situ- ated about ninety miles from Holbrook. Some of these albinos are pure white, with regular Indian features reddish yellow hair and blue eyes. Others again have pink eyes, which are con stantly twinkling as if suffering from some nervous affection.
 There is one of the albino girls, about l2 or l3 years of age, attending the Government school at Kearn's canyon under charge of Superintendent Col lins. She is ono of tho brightest schciars in the school Her parents are pure Indian and unusually dark colorsd. Another albino among them is man of about 40 or 45 years of age, and small in stature. His hair IS long and coarse and of light yellow; eyes, bright blue with reddish glint and constantly moving, There are said to be several more albinos among the Moquis.
 The late Piute Princess, Sarah Win nsmucca, makes mention of these pc culiar people in her book. She speaks of the tradition Rmong her people that tribe once existed there, having vel low hair and pink eyes, who wers can nibals and were driven by the Flutes and other tribes southward, prssuma- bly, to New Mexico or Arizona. They were driven into the mountains and there massacred, only very few being known to have escaped.
 This region is full of the ruins of an cisnt towns and villages, and along the trails are numerous altars, and ovens where the aboriginss baked their pot tsry. The Moquis say that they were at one time most powerful tribe, and continued SO until they were visited by the Spanish fathers over two hundred years ago. Most of the older Indians speak Spanish, their present language being Q mixture of that tongue and the ancient Moqui. It is believed by many that these people are branch of the Egyptian race. At least theIr manners, customs aud habits, the style of thsil pottery and their religious ceremonies all point to this conclusion.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02
WORLDS FAIR EXPOSITION CEREMO.
 MES

The ceremonies attending the dedi- cation of the exposition buildings, Oc- tober 11th, 18th and 18th, 1892, are to be very elaborate and impressive. The committee having the matter in hand will devote $500, 900 to that purpose. It is expected that the President of the United States and his cabinet, many of the Senators and Congressmen and Governors of the States, numerous rep ressntatives of foreign governments, and 10000 militia and several thous- and regulars will be present. A dedi- cation ode and marches, written for the occasion, will be rendered with full choral and orchestral accompaniment. Patriotic and other music, dedicatory oration, pageant of symbolical floats representing the Procession of the Centuries, and magnificent displays of fireworks will be among the chief features of the programme. A grand dedication ball, probably in the Audi torium, on the night of October 18th, 1892, will conclhde the exercises dedi catory of tho exposition buildings. Many representatives of foreign coun tries are expected to bs present, ana the event will be, to m extent, inter national in character.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

A further advance in ths price of copper is recorded, and copper mine shares in both European and American markets, have likewise risen. 1t is rumored that 8, 900, 900 pounds of Lake copper havo been taken by consumers for April delivery; also sale of Ana conda matte to European buyers, prices tO be governed by those current for merchant bars in London at the time of delivery. On the New York Metal Exchange 100, 900 10 for April and 100, ; 900 ID for June delivery at l2. 10c. were recorded prior to bids of 124c. for lar ger quantities for delivery six months ahead Casting copper has kept pace with Lsks Superior product in the up- ward movement, although not finding sale in relatively as large quantities, and an actual transaction on advance of 1c. P ib has taken place. At the closing, March 23d, sellers appear to have placed their limits at 12lc. for Lake Superior ingot and 12o. for com. mon casting copper,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

l. isrslated that Congressman Clover, of Kansas, an Alliance member, and an ardent advocate of free silver coin age, lost his vote on the Bland bill by falling asleep just before the ballot was taken. Mir. Glover, it is said was very tired toward the last day of the debate. Shortly before the motion was made to table the bill he went back to the rear of the hall of the House and lay down upon a sofa in one corner. He dropped of to slumbsr Tho wide-awake anti silver mon knowing how close the issue was and how much might depenkupon single vote, put an unobtrusiye guard upon Mir. Clover to see that he was not disturbed, and he slept through the crisis, missing his vote. The Alliance members did not learn until several days afterwards how Mir Cloyer's vote was lost. Their unmsasured sxpres. sious of indignation were what gave general publicity to the story. !
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Prof. Foster, of St Joseph, Mo, is gaining a wide reputation for his aeou- rate weather forecasts. The late storms and cold waves were predicted by him as early as March l7th He said The storm wave due to cross the continent from March 22 to 28, is expected to be dangerous storm from 27th to 25th in the eastern states, and bad, cold wave further west at the same time. The storm wave due to cross the con tinont from March 2s to April 3; Q dan gerous storm for the Pacific coast As a yerifcation of the latter part of this prediction q Monterey, Cal, dis patch of March 29th, says 'The steamer Bonita, bound south from San Francisco, was forced to put into this port today for refuge from a terrible storm off Point Sur.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02
ENFORCE raE MONROE DOCTRINE.

The psrpetuity of Canada as an np- pendix of England mainly depends up- on the action of Lord Salisbury in the Behring Sea controversy, unless tho Lord of Hosts aides with the Brit ish Premier in the destruction of our fur seal in a single season. Canada is so conveniently within reach of an invading army from the United States that notwithstanding Britian's hoped for divine ally, Yankee pluck, and an army of Q .liiiion of more men, if neo- sssary, to back 1t on Canuck soil, might be the means of Salisbury recalling the expressive words of Ben Franklin, "paying too much for the whistle, or in other words "too much for the en- ioyment of a disputed privilege" in Bsrhing Sea.
 Russia IS on our side, and France not indifferent to our success The Liberal party of England is Hyerss to the er- ratio course of Salisbury and will wig orously oppose its continuance.
 According to Sir Edwin Arnold it is the ultimate destiny of this republic to hold sway over the entire Western hemisphere from Bshring Straits to Terra del Fuego,"
 The Monroe doctrine, which was snuneiated in 1923, has become the ap- proved sentiment of the United States. Tho doctrine as then declared is that ''ths United States would consider any attempt on the part of European pow CTS to extend their system to any DOT ton of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and safety" and that we could not view any interpretation for the purpose of oppression, or controlling American governments or provinces, in any other light than as manifestation by European powers of an unfriendly disposition to the United States.
 In violation of that rule, France and Austria, in 1864, attempted to establish kingly power by the elevation of Max imillian with regal power, to the throne of Mexico. His sxaltation was of short duration by reason of the United States serving notice on Napoleon III. to with draw his troops within a specified num- Der of days, which was duly complied with, whsrSupon Maximillian was forced to abandon tho City of Mexico and akter Queretaro, where he was taken prisoner and executed And now all that is wanting is a war with England in order to furnish the opportunity of enforcing the Monroe doctrine upon England thns ridding us of her unwSl- come presence on this continent
 England's covstous eye is on Ven. szuslan territory, and her expressed wish is to 'rectify" the boundary line between VsnezuslS and Guiana, 1T order to gain possession of valuable gold fslds in the former country YSnszuela relies upon the United States, in case of rupture with En gland, to become her active ally by reason of the pledge conveyed by tn, Monroe doctrine.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02
por over Finy Tears.

AE oLp AND WELL-T TRIED RPME0Y = Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. l. soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is incalculabls, Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslew's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Tho vote on tho Bland silver bill in the House, on the 24th ult., was dis agreeable surprise to the people of the West, who had been led to believe that the bill would pass by majority of 30 to 40. Only through Speaker Crisp coming to the rescue of the silver men was the bill saved from defeat, by tie vote, 14S to 14S. The fear of losing tho doubtful Eastern States, is no doubt the cause for shs defsction of
 many Democrats who had announced their intention to support the bill. The vote, in all probability, forshadows the defeat of free silver coinage by the present Congress, The Bland bill will doubtless be brought up again by the Committee on rules, when the tine looks favorable, but the silver men are said to be not sanguin0 of success.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

As a general election will be held this year we call attention cf the Board of Supervisors to tho following law as amended by Act 2, of the 10th LegisIa- tive Assembly of Arizona, which reads as follows The Board of Supervisors of each county of the Territory of Ari- zoua, shall, at the regular April meet ing of said Board preceding any gener- al election, by order, require re-reg- istration of the voters of said county, which order shall be published in at least one news paper published in such county, or if none be published oue having a general circulation there in, for not less than four montts preced- ing the next ensuing election. Flag staff Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

The Senate in executive session,
 March 29th, ratified the Behring Sea arbitration treaty, as amended by Sher- man. The amendments are, that the proceedings be in the English language,
 and that the arbitrators be required to reach & decision, if possible, within three months instead of four from the close of thS arguments. A Washing ton dispatch of same date says also It is understood the cabinet has practi- cally agreed to accept Salisbury prop osition for n renewal of last ysar's mo. dus vivsndi, with certain limitations, with the character of damages to be left to the determination of the arbitrs- tors. It is expected the President will communicate bis views on the subject 50 Sir Julian Pkuncsfots in few days.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Messrs Cage X Sherman, of Alexan- der, Texas, writo us regarding a remark able cure of rheumatism there as follows: "The wife of Mr. Wm. Pruitt, the post master here, had been bed-ridden with rheumatism for several years, She could get nothing to do her any good. We sold hero bottle of Chamberlain Pain Balm and she was completely cured by its use We refer any one to her to verify this statement" 90 cent bottles for sale by H. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Mr. Mills does not favor the idea of making free coinage an issue in the coming campaign, but he is instructed to vote for the Bland bill by the Legis- lature that elected him to act contrary to his view of political prudence and ,,,.,,,a;o,o,,
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

A gentleman residing near Bakers field, Cal, killed man, pickled him and fed him to his hired men, "A penny saved is a penny earned, but in this instance it is likely to prove the reverse. The offender is booked for an expensive trial which will most like ly endin his going down to dusty death.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Assessor Olney of Graham county, for the purpose of taxation, levied upon 15,000 head of sheep, belonging to sew eral parties, and which had been driven into the county during the winter, Bonds were furnished by the owners of some of the stock, while others arc still held in the possession of the sher- if. The taxes amount to about $500, and costs. S25O.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

On Saturday last the House passed the bill amending the act appropriating the Arizona funding act of 1890 by making the interest on the bonds paya- ble semi-aunually instead of annually. The provision that the principal shall be paid in gold Was stricken ont, to meet the objections raised by the Al liance members, and an amendment inserted making it payable in lawful money of the United States Whether or not this will have any effect against the negotiation of the bonds is CD open question, tho parties who purchased them, took them, it IS said, on the uu. derstanding that they should read "gold coin. Tombstone prospsctor.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

There is no danger from whooping cough when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given. It liquifies the tough, tenacious mucus and aids it's expectoration. It also lessens the severity and freqdency of the par oxysms of coughing, and insures a speeds recovery. There is not the least danger in giving it to children or babies, as it contains no injurious sub stance. 50 cent bottles for sale by II. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

A San Antonio despatch, March 29th, says that the Mexican International company, composed of English capital ists failed to get control of the harbor of San Quentin, Lower California. The International company evidently was cloak for Great Britain to secure coaling place.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Walt Whitman, one of North Amsri- ca's enchanting poets, died at his home in Camden N. J., March %, at the ad yanced age of seyentythree. On his last birthday distinguished gathering of litsrateurs visited him and paid hom age to his genius.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

North America alone will soon have loo, ,OO0, 900 of English. speaking peo- pie, while there are 40 900 coo n Great Britain and Deland. In South Africa and India also the language IS vastly extending.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

The retirement of Gems. John M Schofield and O. o. Howard will take out of ihe active service, it is said, every rtgular army officer who com manded corps during the civil war.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Almost forty silver clubs are organ izod in Colorado, says Mining Indus Cry, having n total membership said to be 12, 0O0 Every member of the clubs pledges himself to vote for no man who is not in favor of the free and unlimit- ed coinage of silver.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

The silver market is demoralized by the failure sf the House to pass the Bland bill. Silver bars are quoted at 85F@f. It is severe blow to the sil- Eer mining industry.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

Acting Secretary Spaulding has trans mitted to Congress an estimate for an appropriation of $15, ,OO0 submitted by Secretary Noble for the purpose of carrying into effect the act of March 4, 1891, entitled "An act for the protsc- ton of the lives of miners in the Terri torias
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02

The inadequate accommodations for the business of the Patent Office has been brought to the attention of Con- gress. The Patent Office has paid into the Federal treasury S4, ,e41 ,753 10, and yet is hampsred fer room and funds to transact ordinary business. It would seem but reasonable that the money earned should be expended for ths rs- lief of existing defects in the office.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-04-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

ny VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT D of the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis trct Gila County Arizona Territory dated the 9th day of March A D. 1892 in a certain action wherein Heine man Gill as Plaintiffs, recovered judgment against John Holohan as Defendant for the sum of s1So 70 and cost of suit taken at sS2 10 in said District Court on the sth day of March D. ls92 have levied upon the following described property, to-wit Ioi nine t9l iu block eighty four SA in the town of Globe Gia County, Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby given tLat Tuesday the 9th day of April A. D 1892 at 10 o'clock. of thai day at Public Auction at the Court House door of said Gia County will sell all the right title and interest of the said Defendant in and to said desibed propcrty to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand to sasy said execution and all costs j. T. THOMPSON.
 Sheriff, Giia County A. T. By O N CrEswEtI. Deputy. mchl2-4t