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A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked and broken down with
nervous exhaustion, vent to celebrated
specialist. He was told that the only
thing needed was 10 be relieved OF care
and worry, and have a change Of
thought This doctor was more con-
siderate of his patients health than
of his financial circumstances. He
ought to have advised him to use DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, the best
remedy for nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, dizziness, headache, i'll effects
of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc.
Thousands testify to cures. Book and
trial bottle free at Logan Drug Co.'s 5
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SEE TINT You arc nssesseti.


Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure q return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our Adj
vertised Druggist bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.,
etc. 1t lis pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. ]
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The old Mission NInaan Gro.

WALLACE, IDAHO, July 15.-All sorts
OF stories are being told about the re-
ported massacre at Old Mission. "A re-
porter from Spokane, who arrived here
last night, says he came through the
Fourth OF July canyon and saw two men
with their intestines cut out hanging to
a tree. He says he thinks several 9TH
ers were hanged in another ravine. Re-
liable information is difficult to obi ain.
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EoRsALR
FOR SALE
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS,

This property Is conveniently located 10 ,. 'n'
city OF BcliAIrG. o., with the Baltimore uaI,
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, and the CeYf al.t
Loraln & Wheeling railroads touching me Wy WI,
house. The works arc In good running oIie.'
with natural gus connections and al iH'4''-
Improvements. ..h,ia
The works will be sold at bargain, asa Nhp ..,5
or TIE buildings and other appurtenahG1' "'-
the site will be sold separately. %
The present company desires 70 Close o ..' ~,
business, and will sell the works Ms ihe} y, IA
including the rRiiroad SIdings or Will SCI -
parts, RS stated above
Call on or address 1000 y,sy,,,y
Chairman OF Committee GU sale for Crys'h', "
dow Glass Company, Bel!atEe, ..
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VIII Mako 1t Lively.

PdrEersburQ Sldlc J0tFndL
Capt. B. B. Dovener was nominated
to-day for congress in the First district
by the Republican convention held at
Wheeling. He will make fighting
campaign. His Republication is ofthe
healthy and vigorous kind, and his
abilities are not Questioned. His op-
ponent will probably be John Oh! PEN
dleton, hut Dovener will go out into the
district and wipe up the earth" with
him ~
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REpucrloNs ~ MANY lNsrANcEs.

"such statements are sheer nonsense,
MS you will see when you understand
that the Mckinley bill did not increase
the tariff on leading manufactures OF
iron and steel. For instance, on struc-
tural iron, such as beams, Girders, etc,
the tariff under the recent tariff is nine
toaths cent per pound, under the old
law it was one and one-tourth cents per
round. There is reduction on boiler
or other plate iron or steel; also on
iJrcings Of iron and steel and railway
b,r4 OF iron or steel.% There is also a
reduction on steel ingots, blooms, slabs,
billets andbars."
Tho following facts, obtained from an
other source, pertinent to the compile
cations at Homestead, are an interest
ing contribution to the discussion
which is certain to follow in the cam
paicn as to the effect OF the tariff upon
The labor question. 1t will be seOn that
the reduction OF duties has increased
imports OF competing products.
Tho Homestead mills produce steel
blooms, billets structural shapes,
bridge steel, and boiler, 2rmor ship
md tank plates. Their annual capacity
IL about 10000 net tons Of Bessemer
steel ingots and 100000 tons OF open
hearth steel ingots.
The duties on most OF these products
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FLINT GLASS WORKERS.


Tho Chimney Wage Scale Hatihed-Thc
Cutters Rates.
CORNING, N. Y, July 15.-At to-day's
session OF the convention Of flint glass
workers the chimney committee re-
ported, ratifying the scale between the
manufacturers and workers wage COM
mittee. The cutters committee report
was adopted. The rates are not ma
terially changed from the scale OF last
year outside Of these reports. The con-
vention was largely occupied with COM
mittee work.
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UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Tho Union Pacific Ra,Iroad Quarantine
shoshome County.

The Union Pacific Ra,Iroad ouara ntines
ShpShone County.
PORTLAND, ORE., July 15.-The follow
lowing was received at the headquar-
ters of the Union Pacific from the
provost marshal at Wallace, Idaho:
"You are hereby directed not to sell
tickets or transport passengers through
the county of shoshane to-day. This
order has no effect on carrying OF United
States mails and express and passen-
gers under military passes"
Assistant Superintendent 0'Bricn, OF
the Union Pacific. Washington Division,
telegraphs as follows:
especial train just ordered by Super.
intendent Clement, of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan mine. from Tekoa to
wardner, for the purpose, it is thought,
OF taking non-union men back into tho
mine. The men have been at Tekoa
since leaving Wardner."
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BRIDGES BLOWN UP
by tho strIkSrS-The Gem and Granite
Mines All Right.

Mines All Right
WALLACE, IDAHO, July 1.-two rail-
road bridges near Mutlan were blown
up last night, and with them several
telegraph poles. The strikers also cut
down number of poles, thus shutting
off communication by that route for q
time. The Gem and Granite mines are
all right
The rumor that the Granite mine had
been blown up probably started from
the report OF the explosion when the
bridges were destroyed. The military
investment of the towns is complete.
No one Is allowed to 90 out without a
pass. Il Is probable that many Of the
union miners will be arrested to-
marrow
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MORE srR1KEs Is nRIrAIN.

at appears, as you will find by figur-
ing out the proportion, that each strike
in the United Kingdom affected on an
average $50 persons, while each strike
in this country affected but 237 persons,
so that much greater number OF en-
ployes were involved in labor troubles
in the Kingdom OF Great Britain than
in this Republic. From this you will
see that strikes prevail to greater ex-
tent and are more disastrous in Great
Britain than they are here. There is
very much less occasion for strikes
in this country, because it is an undis-
puted tact that the condition OF the
working people OF America is far super
Tor to the condition OF the working
classes in the United Kingdom.
"As q rule the working people of the
United States own their own homes.
This is very rarely the case in any Eu-
ropean CO untry. aminformed that in
the city OF Leeds. great manut0ctur-
ing city in England, with population
OF over 100000, not worEingman owns
the HON In which he lives; while at
Homestead over 20 per cent OF the mill
workers have homes OF their own. Such
is largely the case in all the manufac-
turing towns Of the United States. In
1890 the deposits in savings banks Of
the United States were 81 ,524, 81, 800,
with 4,25S,G25 depositors; the average
to each depositor was 1858. There are
less than one-iourth this number OF de.
positors and ope.third OF the amount OF
deposits in the United States"
"What about the statement so ire
ouently made that the Mckinley tariff
encouraged strikes and increased the
profits of the owners OF these iron and
Steel mills, but was oppressive to the
workers?" was asked.
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How Mr.. W. D. wentz, of Geneva, N.
Y, was cured of the severest form OF
dyspepsia? He SAYS everything he ate
seemed like pouring melted lead into
his stomach. Hoods Sarsaparilla eff
fected perfect cure. Full particulars
will be sent If you write @. l. Hood &
Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Asked for n Rtprieve.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS, O., July 10. Governor
Mckinley has been asked by the par
don board to reprieve Murderers Craig
and Mccarthy until Decembes. Both
men are confined in the "annex" await
ing execution.
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By Fl. O. Frick, Chairman"

IN thousands OF cases the cure OF a
cough is the preventive Of consumption.
The surest cough medicine in the world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee of salts
faction. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-16

THE highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action. .
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EMPLoYMENT FOR GOOD BUSL

4NAlfIO1 MEN4 ESh 1OOO DOo1'
~ NESS MEN.
Good, energetic business men wanted, TO
travel in NIL parts OF tho United States in the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,&
patriotic, frRtcrnal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger aud bet.
ter iratern8l and protective features than any
other insurance order In existence. No "ShoH.
term" or Endowment scheme, but a perfect
plan OF protective lifG insurance, SAFE EQtl'
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy to work. The
plans are excellent readily understood aud rec,
ommend themselves. This society now numbers
among It's members larger percentage Of iulel'
ligent business and professional men. In pro-
portion TO Its total membership. than any other
order. The most liberal inducements rs regard!
The right men to act Us special agents. Call at
or address.
TIE OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
1904 ChApline Street
myei Wheeling, ". Va.
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FR1cK MEANS BUSINESS.
Undsr no circumstances VIII Hec Confer
With the AmnIEamatsd Association.

Under no circumstances VIII He. Confer
With the AmnlgamRted Association.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l5.-H. @.
Prick sent the following telegram to
Superintendent Wrigley, OF the Beaver
Falls mills, this afternoon:
~ am just in receipt OF the following
telegram from Beaver Falls:
"We. the Amalgamated Association
OF Beaver Falls. the rod mill, wire mill
and nail midi have come to the conclu-
sion that we will refuse to work until
such time as H. G. Frick, chairman Of
the Carnegie Steel Company, limited, is
willing to confer with the Amalgamated
Association in order to settle the Home
stead affair.
(Signed) ARTHUR THORNTON,
Chairman Of committee
"You will please say to. Mr.. Thorn
ton, chairman of the committee, and
ask him to so notify the men, that IT
they, composing the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION at the Beaver Falls mills, and
who signed m agreement with us for
one year, do not go to work on Mon
day next, or when you are ready to
start, we will consider their failure to
do so US cancellation OF the agree
ment existing between US, and when
those works do resumeit will be as nom
union, and former employees satisfac-
tory 10 us, who desire to work there
will have to apply as individuals. You
can say that under no circumstances
will we confer with the men at Home
stead as members OF the Amalgamated
Association.
[signed]
The CARNEalE Steel Co.,
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TARIFF AND STRIKES.
Protection Lessons the Grievances
of tire Wage Workers.
What STATISTICS DEMONSTRATE.

Comparison of Labor Troubles i"
other Countries--why Federal In
toricrence In the Mining War In
Idaho was Demandcd--some Facts
that Every workingman Should
Study
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FOB BENT.
EOR RENT.
WANTED.

CALESMEN-WE MAKE x LIBER.
- AL offer to travelling and local salesmcn ia
every State who call on retail grocers. GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., lS5 Lake street
Chicago Ill KelgS
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we're reduced by the new tariff. Under
the old and new they are as follows:


the old and new they are as follows:
tSfis, tSTik.
giR RcSs5piiss. e ceuts
Square iron aud AeA not Less ~
than "a inch square -1.......,......'I i V-lV
Flat irUn aud steel not less :han
~. inches sQuAsc...................- i-tV
' sSS az. iFGn an" s.ss s,s 'I Lilo
slnbs. blooms, and other i1rmS
less I'M he'd thRn Dars...,....,..7 STU S-lO
Beams, Ilrtiers. Ghd other StruS- o,n
iurl Shapes.....:.,.a. ......;........t. IA "'W
Boiler, Rrmor. snip, ana tank
plates not thlunCr than No. ~
wrG gauge -
Valued al font per pound "a 6'lO
Valued 1t ! 10 40 cents per ,,> .,oo
pound "a "V'V'
Valued at / 40 to cents per o.,
vaIncd at ccaS ncr pound IL Ito
Valued OF 10 4 cgnts per pound ~ IL
Valued al TO : ceuIs per pound IA
Valued uL7 10 10 cents per pouad. ~ 2S-W
Valued nj 1910 - cents per pound. "a o3
Valued at above - cents per
IOund......... ............, .....'''' n NC
1t vii. 10 observed that tho new tart t
made reduction Oh A.l the Cv'..nOn
gradea and IN increase on the higher
grades, the Same Us in the cotton and
wooden schedules, the object being to
improve their manufacture and to place
tho burden, in case where the duty
might increase the price, upon the more
expensive goods.
imports that compete with the Home
stead were, for eleven months, ending
May 81, 1892 (the latest retuFns), as
compared with those OF the correspond
ing mouths in 1891, before the new
tariff had been fully in force, as fol-
lows:
Bar Iron, rolled or hummered.3 a sSsSs,7S1
lngots, blooms, slabs blliets.
and bars Of steel, and steel a.. ~, ~. a., .o0
III forms bI'eSlIo2@ 1SSooI1s
Thus it Is seen that. since tho duties
wore reduced, the importations have in
creased. At the same time the domes-
tic products have increased by the use
of i'm proved machinery. Owing to the
large supply the price has declined.
The fact that many mills in England,
and a few in this country, have shut
down shows that recent prices have not
been remunerative!D mn
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FoR SALE.

EOR sALE-BOoT, SHOE AND no.
IL TON STORE In centre of business part Of
BellAire. Address Box 1871, Betiaife, y. y!
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ToR sALE-oNE NEW NO. 3 CAL
II IGRAPH; cost 500; has been used huttWo
weeks; will sell cheap. Address "TypewreI"
this office. lyl
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
.0TICE TO THE PUBLIC.

IN
have this day purchased tho Drug Store
owned recently by L. A. Lincoln & Co., situated
nj the corner Of Eoff aud Thirty.third streets
The store will be entirely retitted and restocEed
and the patrons Of the same arc assured that
any article to ba had In first.class pharmacy
can be had from me. .,-.
WILL MENKEMELLER
WHEELING. VIVA, July II, 1892. jylj
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Albert Redmnn and Isaac H. Frev have bs,l
admitted members OF our firm. The bus,neB
will DO continued In tho name OF Red'nau 8
H. W. REDMAN
G. q. MCKOWS.
WHEELING. ". Va. Feb u. ls9. telg
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1922 Market Stree.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
kOLEJ
Flint T. Pere NARCOTIC
W Mlchiganle.

Nowy tunel pol rzeka W
PORT Huron znacznle u{atwi pa.
saterom jazde oraz przeselke frach-
tow mledzy Stanami Zjednoczone-
MI a kanada.
Port Huron, Detroit Mich, i
Toledo, Ohio, sa ma wschodzie
krancoweml pun<lami koiel Flint
& Pere Marquette. w tvch mie]-
seowoSc,arh prAvjmuje sic wagony
wpro>l knrsa.l ace miedzv Luding-
ton. Michigan .lawnj@i zwanem
Marquette Boston etc.
Ia komunikacya 2 dwiema
lnlaml parowcow miedzv Manito-
voc ! Milwaukee, wisconsin,
L%udlngton, t~c:ajaca rok caiy
skraca odlegloSt i zapewnia Szyb.
ky iazde miedzv Wisconsmem a
Wschodem.
Ceuy iazdy ola ~pasazerdw 81
daleko tah>ze do Michigan, dc
miass IA Wschodzie j W kanadzie
niz przez Chicago.
o hliiszs szczegoIy pisac dc
gantur tel kcle, W st. Paul Mimi
Manitcwoc, Wis Milwaukee
Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
D " al bracia a.
POW IESC.
L.. H.........
III.
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lCiag dalszy.)
lCiag dalszy.)

cZemuzeS ME Zabr3fa tWego
psrasolika? By1abrs przed
sloncem dostateczuie sic gas.
Na.drn3szy parasol;k
niiedwobny, iaki tylko " mlts;ie
mogtem dosta6, a mklego
4adna pan, w mlescIe nlema.
kupl}em tob!e = ale 10 upar-
te, lax koz!ef!
- Me o}cze - rzekto
dziewcze = ia sqdzlfam, Re
lax wezme ten szerok! siom
kowy kapeluss, to dostatecz
ME ME zss}om ME potrze'
bu)e JUL parasolika. Zreszta
bytabym mogta wz'asc starry,
DO zen nowy 10 mi = to
"a paradny
- Ia paradny! P%atrzclez
ia! Czy ia ME nam ma to!
Czy ia TAXI holysz, lax CT,
co nam zazdroszcza? Albo
mole cheese, abYm sic dostat
ma jezyki ludzkie, ME dosY6
dobrze sic z Iooa obchodze,
ola tego, les ty tYlko mo]a
pasierblca - lie CT skapie
grosza! Ale ty - dnda} z
gorycza - nietylko niepodob
va jestes do matki --- cleble
cos ciqgn1e do posp6|stwa. do
gmlnu! Tybys plerwszym
lepszYm obdaftusem zaa przez
ullce - tybys naipodlejs&e
chalupy wycieraia, ably laze-
gom , wloczegom ies6 znalesc!
Sliczne mi to mltoslerdzle;
iezeli czfek sohie przytem tax
ubllza! Je2eli do cleble przyJ-
die u5og', dsj MA kawa3ek
chleba, ole broble ale TAX
lak ty roblsz. to nletyEko
rozrzutnos6, to grzeeh! A nae
vlesz tr, co tax piekrie
umresz prawi5 o Bogu prey
kazaniacts, lak MOI brat, ten
! przemadr=afy pyewizc, = nle'
wiesz W, ze Bog luda1 roznych
! %stworzyl, wielkich mafych:
bogatych i nbogichT Wlec
| jezeli jestem wlelki i 5ogaty,
natenczas ia komendsrule, q
druezy musza sfuchac, q
gdybym byf biednym, tobyra
czapkowat pred innym, jazz
teraz czynla przedemna~ hazdy
{ powinlen s2anowac swe5t star3
Jezeli dziewuchy wiejskss
ubiera]a Sic W perkal1k' j
bawefne, jak ~ mo2ess nossd
naedwable hrAsamanty. DO m*sz
ma to, rozumlesz? A ieze!l
cheese wleceL to gctow
]estem zaproM6 do clebe cork1
pana burmlst7za j radcY sa,
dowego aptekarzovnV
OHIO! oneby sse miafy z pyszra1
gdybys " sic nlem' VIDA
wala. A Leonard aptekarsa,
co to we W2ocfawiu lest Ia
akademi,, on5y codzlenle dwie
parry podeszsw zdart, gdgby
mu wolno byfo chodzic dc
cieble W konkury! Ehe =
kiwa] giowa LAX cheese, y u
CT powiadam, lie TO prawda
Doplero onegdaj wldz;afen
sic 2 MIN; spotkafsm co. cd,
sied2lat z wedka mad rzoczka
N%aturalnle, zaraz przedemn'
zdjat czapke, a ia mu pow1e
dziatem, 2eby gsDwe aakry,
,,Jak sic pan miewa, PAM
Budajewski??" sapyta9 Co
pan ]eszcze ME dostahs XIV
Gu W palcach cd uclnanl
kuponcw?" A gdy cDok meg
usladfem IA murGw'a wldzls
lem, lax sic TEN czAt zas2czy
conyn, zaraz wFclqgn4i
kieszenl por5nonet%g Z cygar;
mi l PROFESSIONAL mnie VIE
mi opowladal, ze Jestel
bardzo podobny ks!ecia karc
lowi, mlanowlc.e q ,Iecow :
i lie go man odw'edzit W
Wroctawlu, 90 chclaibV s
mnie poradziG we wielu RI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

]enO SERGE!
TAX rozumowa} Slash, a
ze nlkogo ME byto, ktoryby
mu byt zaprzeczvi, wee Mat
racya. Tymczasem siohce iut
zaszio i zacaeto sic sclemniat,
vice Sta CHI poszedt ku do
now.
Jutro vice poide -
rzeki sam do sleb,e = MECH
sic dzleje, co chce! h62 mi
przecle2 ME urw!e - vice
pojde, DO czemuzbym ME
mial isl? Mic ztego ME chce -
vice poide, po)de = p6jde!
- dodat rezolutnie macha)sc
reka.
Przyszedf do domu, wszeds
&c swe} komory, zmowl! pa
clerz j poiozyf sic spat. Ale
potozYG sic w }ozko, a spac,
to So dwie rzeczy, wcale roz-
ne - nlejeden sp;, chociaz
ME jest W lo2Su, a drugl
przewraca sic W lozku ma je-
den box i drugl, a spaG ami
rusz! TAX tel byio re Sta
chem. Me byto zupetnie Gle
mno. Z ~poczatku miai oczy
otwarte i patrzai no komore,
ale coz tam wldziai? Pc pra.
wei stronie wisla}y ma sclanle
rzeczy, plaszcz, czapka i ka-
pelusz = wprost skrzynka, a
mad MA krzyzyk kllka obraz.
kow = W kacie staSa hinta,
ktora slu&yia ojcu W iepszych
czasach. gdy jeszcze miai
| wleksze grunta, IA lewo pod
sciana staty buty. To wszY-
stko rzeczv ME ciekawe, vice
zanknat oczy. Teraz mic ME
wldziaf, tyiko ogromny, car
ny muir, a o ten mur oparta
staia Wiktosia i - plakata;
obok niei stat oiclej 1ego Il
piakaf; PREY ojcu uatka i @
ptakata; prey matce stafa Sa-
lusia i ptakafa, n~ie7ad1ugo
pred OXEN jego wyobrazni
zaczeto sic p%rzesuwa6 cafe 60
spodarstwo: woly, hrowy, ko'
ME, owce, proslaki i psy, a
wszystko pfakaio, jak bobry.
Nieznosny widok! Otworzyf
wee oczy i znowu wldzlat
rzeczy ! czapKe | pfaszcz i ka-
pelusz i skrzynke i krzy2yk i
okrazKi / buty = ale wnet 60
to znowu znudzlto, vice pc.
wtornie zamTkaf oc3y = l
tax zamYkat i otwlera1, al
wreszcie zmeczony westchnaf
gteboko, prsewr6clf sic pa
drugl box do sc1any, Mad
to2klem byto okno, a przeA
ME .zobaczyt gw'azdeczkl, )ak
m'gaiy ma pogodnem meble.
To byf mlluchny widok! Vice
%wpatrzaf sic w te gwlazdeczki
i patrzat i patrzaf, - az
wreszcie jul ME widsiat mru-
ga)acych gwlazdek, tylso ocz-
kl Wiktosi / te oczkl mrugafY
| OF mruga1 usnat.
V.
Nazajutr2 z rama Budajew'
ski chodzit ubrany 90 lzbie
przypatrywai sic z upodoba-
mem syEkowi, Kt6rY ?eszcze
spaf W lego t6zku..
= Piekny chfopak! Para
dny chtopak! = mruczaf So
bic pod nosem zjesc by
60 molina. Too aie TAXI or
. dYnarDy beben, iak lune wiel'
. skle chiopaki = to cos le-
pszego,. wldac to- z catej Ez-
, gonomii. Ale 30 tel bardzo
do mpie podobjen = ten sam
, nos, to samo czo}o. On mi
hanbY lie zrobi, DO tel ME
: bedz2e potrzebowai pracowa(
, W roll = pcldz'e do szko]
po]dzie IA akademla do Wrc'
i, clawla, lax aptekarzow Leo
nard, potam musi zostsc u
!, rzsdn,klem. raGca, a mole -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
..Wiarusa"
genci

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