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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15

CROCKERY.
IN BASEMENT.


A Momentous Occasion for Housekeepers.
1OOpece Dinner Sets. best quality English Por
celan neat brown decorations bought to sell at S12
Special only $8.9S
The best Dinner Ware ever sold at the price. 1t
is the famous "Rosedae" pattern, manufactured in
Hanley England; 100 pieces only $500, or in
open stock at the same rate. Ask to see it.
An open stock pattern of Maddox & Sons,
England pansy decorations. Maddox Ware is so
well known that the name is guarantee of quality
1OOpiece sets always sold at $40. Special only
1929.
Another of Maddock's open-stock patterns, dec
grated in three Styles one of them is the Golden
Rod, the National Flower, 10O-piece sets of which
have never been sold under S22 Special this week
only 1928.
Fullsize Imitation Cut Glass Tumblers worth
CSC dozen, for only 6Oc dozen.
Oil or Vinegar Jugs assorted patterns reduced
from SOC and 75c to 39c each.
Full 12-piece English Toilet Sets, assorted deco
rations, $4.9S set Remember these are not the
incomplete sets advertised elsewhere.
12-pece Underglaze Toilet Sets, in handsome
tints pink, brown and dove color, cannot be dupli
Gated under SO. Special only $7.38 set
DONALD DSON'S CLASS BLOCK i
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15

They All Drank Beer.
There was a good old-fashioned fight
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15

Flour by Wholesale.
Charles Shallander was arrested yes
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15
All Lees Diien,r

Ah Lee, Rg-taiIed Celestial who
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15
Where Were You

This time last year? Do you
want to change your business
situation9 Try a Globe Small
Want. 1t will cost but a trifle.
The Globes Work Is Useful.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15

Best Extra Super AnWool Ingrains,
very best made, 5Sc yard.
Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Ingrains,
all-wool filling, 4Sc yard.
Extra Heavy Cotton and Wool-Mixed,
at sc yard.
Good Cotton Carpets, worth 32c, for
Csc yard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

One Of the worst evils attending
penal servitude is said to be the hunger
which assails a m an with healthy ap-
petite during the first few months or
years OF his imprisonment A man
who has just done long term for
forgery says: ~ used TO 60 70 bed
every night pinched by hunger. be-
gan dreaming Of banqucts and would
have thought nothing strange about Il
had not the same dream come 10
me every night The banquet was
always the same, in the same place,
and always had the same place at the
table. The cxasycrating thing about
1t was that just as the first course was
offered always awolse, 50 that even
in my dreams ! was not permitted To
taste Of the munificcnt spread which
was nightly presented 20 me in my
sleep. ] dreaded 10 90 TO bed because
the dream tortured me. II only made
me the hungricr, and then understood
the agony Of Tantalus. the tabled hero
who was tortured with thirst. and 10
whose lips the waters were ever COM
ing. and rcceding just as he was in the
act Of taking drink Boston Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

pushed il TO the deer opening, rightcd
il, and with long pole poled il back
70 my starting place, and struck ont
for home My fish and tackle were
lost. Although the gasI!es and scratches
on my hands and arms were numerous.
they were not rs serious as they
seemed, and in week or so was able
10 repeat my fishing trip. much to my
enjoyment. also spent an evening
with jack and rife ut that deer
opening. and got fat and juicy buck
and n doe. believe. also, that the
big wildcat tumblcd from that hem
lock- branch inst at dusk that same
evening was the mate Of the wildcat
drowned in the alder tunnel. lie was
lurking there, Us his mate had been,
have no doubt, with the hope Of
springing on q fawn that might come
into the creek ut that watering place
I'D Mott, in n. Y. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

cry tunnel. The channel was straight,
and far below / could see small circle
Of light, where the creek emerged
again into open water.
"As we disappeared through the
dense nldcrs the other wildcat bounded
into the thiclSct and made toward the
spot could hear him crashing
through. scrccching rs he came, and
finally saw the tall bushes swayinr be-
fore him as he drew nearer ! had
changed my tactics in my struggle with
my wildcat. and was trying 70 force u
beneath the surface and hold II under
long enough 20 drown II. but the cat
was too active and supple, and about
all succeeded IN doing WIS 10 lessen
the quantity Of my clothing and add 70
the slashings in my flesh. had been
struggling with the wildcat minute
perhaps. in that close. dark passage,
where the water was fully six feet deep.
when saw the two fey eyes 81 is
mate appear in the aldcrs, where he
had thrust his head through on the op-
posite side That wildcat. though.
hesitatcd to take 10 the water, even 70
help his mate. but didn't know how
long he would be Of that mind. and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

consequently saw tho isnp)rtancs Of
getting the best Of one fcrcc contestant
before another joined IN lie Eight. re-
solved on u desperate move. but one
that would he decisive IL Il were src-
cessfnl. Watching my opportunity
seized the wildcat with both hands by
the ihront. and. holding II AZ arms
length. dove 10 the bottom. taking the
cnt with me. Ny breath was short.
owing 10 the long and hard struggle
In the water. but had good lungs
put all my strength In that clutch on
the wildcats throat. The cat struggled
desperately, but u about the time
whom found must return 10 the sur-
face II gave one tremendous kick and
hung heavy and motionless In my
hands. l knew II was dcad. and dropped
the carcass and rose " the surface
with just about strength enough left 70
grab an alder bush and hold myself up.
Ifthat wildcats mate had tackled me
then he would have fonnd me an easy
victim. Tor could have made no de-
Tense. lie pushed his head and half Of
his body beyond the edge Of the bushes,
and his eyes utmost III mp the place,
they blazed so when they fell on me.
Then with yell, which In the close
confines Of that watery trnncl was in
describably terrible, he turned and went
crashing away through the thicl<et
MY strength gradually returned and
after awhile was able TO make my way
back through the alders at the head
OF the dark and narrow channel and
out into the open pool My upturned
boat was lodged against the alders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16
HUMOROUS.

No Loss Mt ALT presume the
death ~ your husband was great
loss" 'Oh. no; he had just doubled
his life insurance" Yankee Blade.
There was a man who rocked boat.
where - that man to-day,
Down At the bottom Of the sea
The others got away.
Detroit Free Press.
--"Whos the military man.? (which
oncg yellow with the straight
shoulders and fierce look" "Tiimq
He's no military man; he's broken
suspcndcr button!"- Chicago News.
Mrs. Brown-"I thought you said
IL was the little hoy next door who
was making all the noise!" Little
Johnnic--'S.o II was. ma. was beat
ing him with the sticlS."--N. Y. SUN.
--s;oslin lin the papah hcah is an
account ~ a fellow who KILLED his wife
and committed suicide, donchcr know"
Sappy (which did he do fawst. aw?"
Goslin THE papah doesn't say.
vcwy stupid. AVN su- Boston
Life
Longevity should say longevity
did run IN the family" said Mrs. Sprig
gins ''Why. John was six foot two
Bill was six foot four, and George, he
had more longevity than any man
ever see. lie was six foot seven, II he
was a foot Lutheran.
--Sccdy Party contemplating himself
in a pocket mirror) Here ! am wear
ing the boots Of bank manager, the
trousers u q landed proprietor, a haron's
coat and vest. and even q counts hat.
and in spite Of all that ] look like
tramp. "-Flicgcndc Batter.
NO" said the houscmad, II don't
apologize Ia d man when throw n
bucket Of water down the front steps
10 wash cm. and he comes along and
gets drcnchcd. I've tried apologizinc.
but I've found there's nothing you can
say 70 man will satisfy him y. Y.
Post.
"A bad sign Mrs. Van Winklc-"Is
your husband any bctter:" Mrs. Won
Blumcr--'I didn't know the man was
III. What do you mean" Mrs. Van
winlsIc--"Why. he told my husband
that the other night, while you were
away. the boys had beaten him out Of
his shirt. -Clothicr and Furnisher.
"A report Of French duel has the
following interesting conclusion: IN.
Lo'achc having fired his shot II was
now the turn Of NJ. Bobochc TO dis
chacgc his weapon. lie waited calmly
FOR moment. brought up his pistol,
awaited the word--nnd fired In the air.
This was not. however, 50 great an act
OF magnanimity o. might be supposed.
for his antagonist had climbed tree
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

Public men. II they are 70 be success
full must learn 70 stifc personal prcju-
dccs. Prince Tallcyrand. who shifted
his politics 50 skillfully that he served
under several distinct and contradictory
political systems IN France, learned
this lesson very early.
When NJ. Theirs, who was Of humble
origin. began to rise In the world, Tai
lcyrand treated him with great consid-
Grafton. This greatly displcased high
bred lady Of the princes acquaintance.
'.Nhat!r she exclaimed; do You re.
ccivc this upstart?"
MADAME, I'allcyrand answered, he
L. not an upstart. lie has r. UNI
Youths Companion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

Il was some years ago, 10 IN cld'fsshioned
rha, parrot pcrched daily just over me dsor;
There he squnted ~ strangers, who stared W
nghast,
passed.
n: MS master was quite remarkable man.
A retailer OF goods on . vigorous plan
He'd habit Of swearing his prices were low.
And 81 saying. 10 clinch his assertions; THAT
So
This sagacious old parrot for many q day
Noted down every word that his master would
say,
TN the ofs-us,ered phrase no at last came 70
know.
Ana biz principal pas,ime was sQuawking'
That's 50. "
Once an elderly gentleman entered the store:
lie was very much pleased with the bird At the
Ana he said to the owner' my friend. do you
know
That's mighty ,ne birdY' Said tho parrot:
That's so.'
The oil gentleman stared with look Of sur.
Ike = person who scarcely can credit his eyes,
And exclaimed; II declare. no IL wonderful,
though
How distinctly he talxsi" sald the parrot.
That's So"
And he marvcled still moro ~ the wonderful
bird:
twas the plsiness diseourser y ever had
And he sald: "wili you sell him. The owner
s'But iii have him. vow" sai& the parrot:
That's So"
"wen old fellow, I see You're determined TO
whats your cgcr' remember now. parrots IRE
high"
'Forty dollars, BY tngo' Come. say It's 60
Said the owner: TOO cheap" Quoth tho par.
rot: That's 50 =
''rhon IN raise il TO nfty." wen. take him
along;
But lis really letting HIN 90 for song"
SO the money was paid. NOW, away we viii
ouoth the buyer The parrot responded That's
with delight in his heart and with pride In his
eyes.
The oil fellow went home with his gibtcrinr
prize.
where he rlcofully said 10 his wondering wifc:
"Thcrc's present You never had such In your
life"
"Did you buy i;s" shc asked him. How much
did you pay
For she feared he'd been fooling his money
away
"why, / paid atty dollars Some money, ~
true.
but you'll IND he's wei worth H. bought him
for you"
"Fitty doliars:" she said IN voice Of sur
prise.
with frown on her brow and a fash in her
eyes
'Aint he worth il. my dear" Fifty dollars
why. no,
You're q stupid old fool" said the parrot:
That's So"
Every Day.
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as you m X {
your casts. and don't hook a wildcat,
for II you do you may Be put to good
deal Of annoyance. and as like rs not
have your days fishing spoiled. That
is, IL your wildcat should happen to
have q disposition like the one had that
my friend Harry Cavanaugh hooked the
time he was fishing these dead waters.
He was in charge ut the time Of gang
ot men who were al work constructing
one Of the tram roads that the big lum-
Der operators OF the hemlock belt had
then just begun to build in the isolated
and mountainous forest tracts.
II had heard" says he, "a good deal
about the dead water Of Aldcrrun, and
the big trout that had their home there,
which were likely 70 always have their
home there, because Of the difficulties
that lay in the way Of anyone who
sought 10 fish those waters. The
dead waters extended for nearly mile
over level stretch Of the streams bed,
and were nowhere less than four feet
deep. They were bordcrcd on each
side by an almost impcnetrablc thicket
OF aldcrs, growing close TO the edge,
and IN some places. where the stream
was narrow, closing over II and hiding
Il from view. There were many mar
row openings in this thicl<ct where deer
sought the creek 20 drink. and among
the aldcrs many hcmlocks and other
trees grew along the stream. Ia some
places the dead waters were fifty feet
wide, but the most OF the stretch was
narrow
TN those days enjoyed nothing 50
much as trout fishing. had found ex-
ccilcnt sport in the many wild streams
IN that locality, but felt that could
never 80 away from those woods en-
tircly satisfied without trying what the
dead waters Of Alden pan were capa-
bic Of. and as the season grew my de-
termination to get into those waters
grew whit Atlast had one Of my men
make me q small, rude. flat-bottometl
boat ont Of hcmlock boards, had II car
ficd 70 the head Of the dead waters, two
miles distant. and one humid, overcast
June day ! started in the rather un-
steady and not entirely watcr-tight
craft 70 fish through that virgin trout
ground. The capacity 81 the dead
waters was even greater than had an
ucipatcd, and before had fishcd oue-
quarter Of the way through the dark
stretch % stream had landed d score
y more 81 the biggest trout had ever
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-16

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Power % buy Is curtailcd BY in
creased cost Of commodities Your
money wages are what yon can get for
them. The tariff taxes things 20 make
them dear in the selling. Working
man. You are the buyer. st Louis
Courier
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n: his master was quite remarkable man,
"A retailer OF goods on . vigorous plan:
He'd habit Of swearing his prices were low.
And 81 saying, 70 ciinch his assertions That's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
$q&RQHY.
POWIESC Z CZASOW
BOLESkAWA WSTY-
-ss::9::-
vi.
(Ciag dalszy.)
(Ciag dalszy.)

obroncow tax, Re gdy Tatarzy
nadc'qgneli, ME znalezli n1ko.
60. Rozwscieczone pogahstwo
podpalifo miasto, a rozdzlell.
wszy SIC ma dwle czesci, ruszy.
to ku Wegrom i Szlaskowi.
Pred jedna hordq, pod do
wodztwem Batu.hana. ucho.
dit kslaze Bolesfaw do
olczyzny swej malzcnki Klng1,
pred drugq, ~wiedzlona pr2eA
okrutnego Bajdara, reszta ry-
Gerry, ktorzy tax mezn'e
~walczyli pod ChmieInikiem "
W obronle wiorY i rodzinnej
ziemi. Pragneli oni pofaczyc
sic IA Szlasku z reszta braci
i raz ;eszcze, vtasneml pier
Siam, zagrodziG d:oge wrogo-
wi.
VII.
Straszliwe niebezpieczenstwo
zawlslo mad cale1n chrzeSclan-
stwem. Krzyzacy, sprowadzen'
przez konrada wieckiego
| udarowani rozlegtemi lie
miami, celu zwalczania
p~oganstwa, ME dawall znaku
2ycia. Inni bliscy sasledzi
Polsk1, zamlast mysleG o c.
bronze, wasnili sic bill po-
miedzy SODA. Trwoga prze-
szedfszy CORY i mora, roz.
postarfa sic pc catym Zacho
die, ucyw,Iizowane uarody
drzafy pred srogim najazdem
barSarzyncow, W samym
Rhyme przewidywano zatrate
lmienla chrzes,iahskiego. TREE
ba2 wee byio strac;c zupelnie
nadzleJe? Me znajdzlesa sic
AM leden lud, ktoryby pofozyt
kres zuchwalstwu pogan? Jak
wszystkle inne narody bladzill
i Polacy, ale poswleceniem
bez granic, cnotaml lscie
bochaterskieml okupywall why
swoje.
Ma dobrem polu pod L'gnl-
ca, staneiy zgodnle wszystkle
dzieci rozdar1ej n,esnaskaml
Polski, aby swe mi plersiaml
wstrzymac zacietego wroga
chrzescianstwa, cywillizacyi,
Zachodu.
W'ec garstce ochotnik6w,
oznaczonych kr5y2em, pre-
wodzii Bolesfaw, margrabla
moraWshl, rycerstwo Krakow
sk1e | sandomierskie szfo pod
dowodztwem Subls1awa Gryffa,
5rata polegiego pod Chmiel-
nlklem woiewody Wfodzim!e.
RIA, Raclborzan Opolau
wlodt ich. wfasuv ks,ale. sam
za5 Henryk Pobozny, ksla2e
wrocfawskl, naczelny w6dz
calego woiska, prowadzlt
Wlelkopolan i SzIazakow
Tatarzy podzielili sic tel ma
cztery szykl. ale kazdy z
nlch potezulejszy byl, nil
wszystkle razem silly polskie.
Ma wleikiej rowninie starry
sic diva nleprzy]acielskie wo1
ska l wszczaf sic boi zac,ety.
Wszyscy Polacy bill sic mez-
ME, pogarda smierci, ne
szczedzac krwi i zycia
Sublsfaw, ma]ac prey sob1e
Przecfawa, walczyt jaN lew,
sm'erc spustoszenie roznoszac
do ko1a. Przeclaw ME us1epo-
wal przyjaclelowi; fagodne
zawsze oko m1odzlenca laSnla-
TO ogn'em zapalu; twarz pro-
mlenlaia meztwem ! odwaga:
b'aoa T"tarowj, ktory SIC
znalazt bljsIo mlo1egn ryce-
RIA.
Tat1rzY walczyh " osaje-
iiI"sc!H, al" chod y rrzcwaa.
ne| hY'l 4a<ble ui.yyeiko,
p" !'o!n""a oHrAUA, uaiu!u I'M
SIC coiuaG ns~2>rh 4 pohoio-
wlska, Wldzqo TO k>4le Hen.
ryk, rzuca SIC Z oS@tnicmi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

cienlem w EOncu OdnOSZ3
zwyciestwo.
Kwlat rycerstwa potsklego
poleg} smiercia bohaterow.
m;edzy inuymi ksiaas moraw-
ski woiz naczelny, Henryk
Pobozny.
TatarzY ME przepuszczall
|encom, rannym i poiegtym,
hlstorya opowlada. Sc trupom
odcinall pc )ednym uchu /
pa1owall ]e W wielkle IVORY,
6torych sic al dziesieG zebrato.
Wlelkie to zwyclestwo oku-
pill )ednak2e Tatarzy ogromna
liczba polegfych woiownikow,
spustoszywszy przeto Szlask,
Morawy, Wegry, a W powrocie
1rugi raz c1esc Polskl | Rus,
W roku 1912. ma wiesc o
smlercl wlelklego hama Ogota-
ia wroclli do siedzib swoich,
do Azyl.
Wyzwolone narody ME
wiedziaIy. czemu przypisywa6
swole oswobodzenie. Zda]e
sic, ze Tatarzy obliczywszy
sic dobrze, spostrzeglj, Il wojna
W Europe ME optaca sic.
Wywiezll wprawdzie wielka
zdobycz, ale straciIi DUO
czasu i ludzi, a nadto poczuli,
Re W poddanstwle ME zdola1a
utrzymat chrzesciaiskich lu.
dow.
Nas' znajomi wyszediszy
CATO Z krwawych zapysow,
wr5clli do Krakowa, lecz tn
czekaiy lch nowe nlepoko]e.
Bo!estaw Wstydliwy ME
wraca} DO kraiu, vice iron
lego zajat najpierw Bolesiaw
hysY, syn HenryKa Pobozne.
! go, a naslepnle konrad ma
zowieckl.
Gospodarka dw6ch ksiazat,
sprzykrzy}a sic wreszcle panom
polskim, uradzill vice z bis.
kurem krakowsklm Prandota
| kasztelanem Klemeusem,
sprowadzlc prawowitego ksie-
cla.
Dzleki patryotyzmowi /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zabiegom
kasztelana krakowskiego,
wr0cit Bolesfaw do Krakow
wsp5lnie z panem Klemen-
sem, ktorego wdzieczny kslaze
wynl6si do godnoscl wo]ewody
krakowsklego, wziqf sic raczo
90 pod3wignlecla kra]u z CRU.
zow zatarcia spustoszenla
sprawlonego na]azdem Tata.
row.
Szlaohetny pan ma Ruszczy
! kllmuntow VIE, W ktorych
Mai teraz prawo ksiazece,
utrudzony tysiacem spraw
publicznych, szukat wytchnie.
MA W kole rodzlnnem, kt6rego
na)wlekszq ozdoba by1a c6rka
Wisenna, jasniejaca pleknoscra
l cnotami. Hanke, Przeclawa
/ Sublstawa zallczal takze
wolewcda do swej rodziny
/ %troszczyi sic o ich prey ziosc,
7ak gdyby byll jego dzleGmi.
Ma wlosne roku 1913 WV.
)echat woiewoda 2 CALVIN
sWolm dWorem do Kllmunto-
wa. Maj wiecej c;eszyla sic z
tego Hanka, kt6ra wycbowa-
ma ma wsi, tesknlla W miescie
"a clemnymi lasaml, fakaml
pokrytemi kwiec'em, "a bic.
kItnem nlebem iasnem
stonkiem, ktorego W miescie
tax sk4po,
Pewnego dina, ~rozkoszujac
SIC p1eknosciaml uatury, spot
kata ogrodzje Przeclawa,
ktory u]rzawszy slostre rzekt
90 mel re WZrus2eniem.
Hanus, siostrzvczko
droga' nalgorets2e moe prag-
menie speinlone. Wo,ewoda
g"dzl SIC ma MOI Wy AID DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
X 1Af::

~ q G "a So Z t. 1IS
NoWvch i -.
prowadZiia r'I,,,.r,
xsiegarnia Il jcrru +"
lowsAlt.o Wu,M," ,
ullanowicir'
/. Cic h i hlaC hrze.
II ) k Il, h>ia2ka Go
nabozenstwa Ola ha;piiAny
" S%!icznej &lcc"n"i Wy
tiaczanci o%talc~ o1az ,r
z!oconym hrzcsicm S3.
2. Bog ma dGiela
sza, ks;2ika Go nabpzeD
silva, take; >amej koSz-
townej "nr"v,v ~
3 s ed " ola Two
ga, m~!It>vy ! rozmvsla-
MIA IL" ~>@y>:>ie uroczy-
>ruSci Au>"ir!nc , "a wSzcl.
Ne oHu!,rAn"~vi zyria,
'r"s'rj "?rHAte ~
4 kSi2&ka do nabo-
zeh=,wa Duuira (w
maj Wspa"iai-Aej cprawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

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