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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22
Now is the Time +!

TO PREPARE for winter. Every one is
looking for the best goods for the least
money. If you are seeking bargains in Hats
or Caps just drop in to see Seaman. He sells
mems good fur caps for soc, mems red under
clothing for 5Cc piece, mems fine working
gloves at 25c pair, the
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22
Coming Events.

Jan. 25-Grand bali At VIM. Penn for
benefit of Mrs, Cooch.
Feb. Grand supper and cake walk at
Robbins opera house, under the auspices
of Co. A, Jr. o U. A. M. Guards.
Feb. S2-De Moss Family at Ferguson's
theatre, under the auspices of Shenandoah
Commandery No. IA, Sons of America.
March II. - Welsh Congregational
church tea party in z. NJ. hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22

once
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22
A Surprise.

Keep your eye on this local. Keagey,
the photographer, will have his new open
ing in a few days and will have something
interesting that will surprise the people. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22
II Suits the PeonIe

Is what druggists say, because they are tired
of the mary bitter cough remedies. Pau-rina
is tie most pleasant tasting medicine
quickly cures Coughs, Colds, Throat and
Lung disord rs, p cents Pan-rina is sold al
y. +. ID. Kirlins drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22
SEVERN'S,
Corner Centre and White SITS

SOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opti-
cal Goods, Banquet, Parlor and
Piano Lamps, unique in design
with rs and $50 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition VIGOROUSLY.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22

This is the right shrewd man with the big
ad that WAS not too long in the EVENING
HERALD that benefits all-and brought him
the boarders and printeu the sd.-,hat wor-
ried the servant who answered the al. put
in by the man who bought the HERALD
and read of the house that Jack built.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-22

Your children are liable 10 Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, Group aud WhoOping Cough,
wh ch often results seriously. Prompt treat
nent saYes many innocent little sufferers
Try Pan-Tina Cough AID Consumption Cure.
It's pleasant safe and sure, 25 cts. sold at =.
r. ID. Kirlin's drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

vote for Harrison. and such declara-
sion might have its effect unless coun-
teracted- Bus when the president
7rder~ possum and sweet potatoes.
every negro voter is expected to forget
al grounds Of disa1ection and come
cheerfuIly 70 the support Of the ticket
Apart from its effect upon the negro
voters there J. . peculiar p-opriety in
the introduction Of the 'possun as the
representative of the republican policy
Of protection and reciprocity. The sa-
lent characteristic o< the 'possum is 50
well known that il has enriched our
language with the word ''possuming
- synonym Of Discrimination. Il is.
therefore. the best Of all symbols Of
repnblicanism The whole republican
creed = but an example Of :. ..'possum-
ing When republicans talk OF PRO
lection they are only =. 'possuming.-
for shey a. not mean protection at all.
but spoliation Of the many for the ben
ett OF few When they speak Of rec
irrccity. they wink the other eve. for
thev proYoSe Sd TO limit it that ii will
give cheap goods on,y to foreigners. il
! 'possum policy from beginning 70
end
The labels Of protection and --rrc-
iprreity- have only 70 te put upon
couple Of 'rossums 10 tell the whole
story. The idea was genuine inspira-
tion-- Louisville Courier-Journal
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

regard his use of official power 70 Sc
cure = denomination as gross abuse
and they will regard lis nse - promote
his reelection as still greater abuse
II will repel their support And apart
from independents and pronounced re-
formers. the pecp,e in general dislike
the idea Of man occupving the highest
Office of public trust using his Official
power and influence TO perpetuafe him
self in that Office II i to the extent Of
its effect an interference with the peo-
pies right 10 exercise = free choice
We are inclined 10 think that II viii
repel more votes than il will gain. and
that il will prove an advantage 20 the
democratic party tina. il Is not in r-Dx-
er. and that its candidate i no, in o<zice
plotting and working for reelection.
Regarding all the tendencies and con
siderations making FIR the result t0 lie
determined br the election Of NEXT No
verni'er. we have no doubt that the bal
ance Of advantage is On the democratic
sile--N. " Times
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22
6LAIEE'S SUCCESSOR.
HsrrisDn's Adviser Suppiants the Planned
Knight


The one person who since his retire
ment from public lie has ventured 20
put open affront upon James q. Blaine
j. his former chief. BENJAMIN Harrison.
The president has named A. the suc-
cessor ~ Mr.. Elai,e in the state de-
partment factotnm ~ his. one John
w Poster. Of Indiana. whom he used
a. an Instrument 70 drive Blaine from
the state department. the portfolio. Of
which i now given To him Nr. Eos
Ter was the presidents adviser regard
ing Chilli and The B~hrinr sea eontr,-
versy at time whe s@-ring Blaine ~
candidate for the presidency. he chose
70 hold him al arms length and dellb-
eratrly humiiiate him His friends.
ginning their cue from only one imagin-
able source lautlcd Harrison for the
work Of the state department That
work was dcnc extraoficiouslv bv
Foster. who now has his reward. For
the frSt time IN the history Of the r.
puhlic- an American chief magistrate
has vertured 20 call 70 the denart.ncus
of state the paid attorney of varinn>
foreign governments. This Il Mr.
FOSTERS rosit.pn- II j. not in the nin<.>
of men ~ sofrr Judgment rccommen-
dation- bns Foster had aided in humili-
atin- blaine. and the president. press
in- n reward. Was willing to overlook
the fnc--
tpon different grounds the appoint
n~nt ~ Poster % the state department
ehirftainey j. n wretriei selecs:nn
- vas sile appointment III steve Ei-
kins ~ th* head os the war depart
ment There = > sfats,e Of the rnited
STATES f"rbhdiEg the apPoin;Hnen. of
an imr~-trr - secretary of the treas
mr. lAis law. based upon the idea
thz> The brad uf the treasury e.nsrolI-
sng r.rrts n entry and Interpretation u
sArlA is~s ought nos - - tempted ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

tt1t tr<Nrr<Ir<~
President Harrison recently ex'
pressed 4 desire for = Po>~nm- Although
Nr Iiarrison j. not much of hrmori~f.
the circumstances under which the
wish was expressed would have jusfi-
fed the belief that the remark was
only hit of pleasantly The wishes
~ > president. however. arr commands
- the Office seekers: and the pubiic2-
tion Of the remark brought : quick
RESPONSE. Some Maryland rrpubi,c2n
sent 20 the president by express two
young 'po>sulA>. with red. white and
blue ribbons about their nrcks. one
marked ~rrotection" and the other
'R~ciprocity.
This j. supposed 10 have been = mas
ter stroke ~ political management II
j. accepted a. an advertisement Of the
fact that Mr.. Harrison i fond OF pos
>rm- AMI this i expected 10 be worth
many votes 10 him. Every 6arky's
heart Il expected 70 thrill with admira-
tion when he learns that the republican
candidate for the presidency J. fond ol
'rsssS1n- To be sure. the e0.ored troops
taTe been sighting nnbiy in the repub-
lean column all along. but il seems
thar Sorerhing Is now deemed nece>-
NY % rnnSe their enthusiasm There
have been many murmurs of discomfort
lstriv- Prof Lang>son has declared
THAI no sclf-respcrting colored man can
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

--Carnegie's friendship for iai-rr 4
the true protecfioniSt feeling Reds
tendcrE@ss in the same direction l. ~:
view. Platform and practice are rars
u the campaign Of edncztion--k kansas
City Times
IF the democratic party has any
clearly defined purpose i i 10 over
throw the system Of tariff robbery.
which i maintained by. and which in
turn maintains the republican party
Louisville Conrier-Journal.
The people. without distinction
~ party have right 20 eonyrzfulzss
themselves on Mr. Clereland-s no-nsna-
tion-since i insures campaign in hich
principles rather than persons will lie
discussed. and frees the country <rn-n
uallowing in the mirc Of personal abrse
and vitnperation which has character
ized % many previous eampaixn>--
Boston Traveller lrep-l-
The Carnegie castle. formerly
known as the Homestead Mills III,
the proper rnoat and drawbr;dre. sally
port. watch-tower. barbi.an Ina
manifestations. but We are nox IL
formed whether IL has .son,on kent
for the incarceration OF th0se workrn-n
who fcoli~hiy thcnght that sh- Nckin.
lev tariff worid save them <r0ra : re
dnc;ion ~ wages N ~ worid
IL the democratic party has NV
clearly defined purpose j; = 70 over.
throw the system ~ tarsf rcbl.err
whieh i maintaired by AID = h;eh n
turn maintains the republican, parry.
This Icing trre- the party could Afford
g. s1y nothing else. and il recently re-
fused any longer 20 speak ia fzls@ rinp
tones on = subject which dcman.i> nm
fsitrring courage Courier
Journal.
Mr.. Cleveland xa;d trushfu,lv /,
isss: The simp.e and pIas., duty which
We owe the people Is 70 r.slucr tsx.r
ton to The necessary expenses Of II
economical operation OF the govern
ment-" u was trn- then Ills true
now. The Reed congress ave n H.
crezxd TAXATION and increased expen-
d'tnre- We ought 70 have rsi, "a tax.-
sion and reduesd expenditure The onlv
question i tbe means "a b. emplo, ~
g attain th>s esd d-Ckicaso TimeA
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

Eighties a fh< Lra1oa xhns<ss
an occupird for divine ><<rip< - Szz-
; lay errninr<
In is;D ,h~ rnhisr>rhcoi c<>,h'i<h-
nrnr ~ >~w York state cset i<-<s 49,
q. .uo9.oQo Last year Il c0-s t,s- -l.pl.oac-
The Uonans Nclsr1l college, a
chicago has hrccDe = 2d<Puysnrn. ffh<
Ncrrhwe>t<rn university q Er2,s:c.-
III
The rrri<cd German Eihie Has irr.
eonp,e-ed- For nearly thirty yrzrS
critics and scholars have t-ora a ~ork
n H.
The teacher< and <rhcni <urrrin-
tcndrns> n the United >sa;s> rc~;r<
80. 60. 40 annually This nncznf in
rrsasc> s--scc.cee e>eh ye1r. - - re<
,enr
DR. y ~ N0rrzil has frrn fran-n-
rate>i - rrcfcssor ~ ccclrsizs-irai H.
.ory and church gorrrnrnenr - thr
i'rrsls tcrian Thcolo-ical seminary IL.
n1nv.iic. NJ.
ni~hpp Thohu-n'< rcpr-- % -nis>ipu
~c-ss IA lnaia. n thr NtrAo.is- ccnt~r-
r1rr in Omaha shows -. .cN r-,enhrr<
hAre s,~.n zdded 20 The chnrrh IN rh-
past four years
vr. Ennrh rrzr<- a Eai.in0rr<. HIS
purchased s.r soc ao1 = f,niidin- IN tke
Ncnunrnt2l City which he h-< rr~--
sen.ei 10 The Na-ylz2d 'sra4-eny q
~.i-nrr~ a. is ho-De.
Cotton : nor grown IN Turkc<t.r
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22


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fhe she-isr. ri-h nneh ts--~---z<
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

frrrSErnGE- p Srly 1s--Srrrrtary
LCre5ng cf the Czru<Tir Steel CO d.
e'ines - di~cnss the si.-arznror surure.
excePt as - she 2rti0n 10 T. raIxrn n
rrfer~nce 80 the nu.ir~ frwra IN
Beaver Falls and Ep2er and
Lcwer Tnkn nEif< thnt rnlxzs sh>
snrnranE <-znt1i = rcnferenn@ With
the ho-ne<t<ad wurkrr~ sk~ men
- fh< mills nzm-t rpzlf xursr 0ur- anss
On ihis qzesricu b. saiA Tn -rri1a
81 the mrn = thesr zills riII hzue 10
wsirhs IN this qnetson- No ~flT ti.~sr
rr1D-st - rranted Tk~ pslirv II ths
co@7nnT ~iil n0t &c altered
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22
4 cRoss ABUSE or POWER.


President Harrison has the admins
tration and the Offices % work with IN
securing his election as well as hi> nom
nation. hut viii il b> an advantage in
a contest before the people, lie ! ;
practical politician. and evidently in
tends 70 take = prominent part in the
management Of the campaign. using al
the advantage Of his Office - advance
his own reelection NJ. Cleveland. on
the other hand. j. not practical poli-
tician in the same seEse. and has no
Official power 70 use Brt believers in
civil service reform have much ground
for dissatisfaction with the president on
account Of his manner of dealing with
the public service in the past They
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

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\ nr<n-n.r- NAi ers 4nn sh~ Nora
I
s'A-sh - Jay ia'--t'Npare''
ia - so1..ih'nr i'r ~e-< past
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

hE SUNDAY scnoos
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- s<1L
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pc- ~~re rarsr<r< 10 f.>klnx ~ -
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he se.pl<-- E~<au>< rh~y 49, -
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ncotd gain sh< r,r~- help ar.I ~, ~
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hoG-s a p-ay<r. --I:~Inr ~. go
br-- O. about rhree oieBask IL -
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r1srArr's ucr1br- AMI b. raS ~ c..-
torry year> - are --wa< rarr,-.I- I.
Tie rirDe To- apostles uerr ~r,er1n~ -
frErIe rDErrs -Nhuun sh~x~ <ar,--
kind trien.s uiIli1- u hep hin -l.,3
t1ilF - rAr gaze tssporl II tn r-un,~
whleh : e-llei IsrnutifuI.- Thns a.
a. ~ sr,oos 90 sh< seaple proper.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22
WON HER CASE.


Fhe Uuna~ Kl> - > - -
<s--<s c..
-,saaan.- sid sh@ ~sr-~s--,~ -
.surtor - = Young l.dx 1, /. 49, .-,-;rr
<rock- .-rou hzr- . a. r,s-- ~o-~
shawl and YOU nu<f ,rar~ 80 49,
What. Leave th+ ..--- r,r:r.--z.,-s
the r-c-nan. ..rh,r- "a - f,--,r.s
I'm -oin.- 20 sick -irhs rl,ereT.m-
.-Th-nf xh,Ii - - - -
thr ais-f,,:rarsun - hir~
All ~ one = L. rus-- -, -.
ronaan-s head -rssr~ - 49,
fare she aid. Il 80. - 49, =, ~r.-l
faith. and when I rusa - So rr-,.s :
contract vs. c,rn,,r.ed Ym --xr
either carr Il CT 80 r.@--, - -
I'm no. rcspon<ff.,. s--~.n-- -cm-~-zr,.~
directors don't i;S- 49,
The <<-.e.-.--- ..s-;-.s.f ..,.--...a
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

Fricnd-Is Il ncs remarkable that.
with the thousands a su-hor< a he
counfry- the price of ursfiaz r.psr
dos Dos 70 up.
Struggling Author frzxinrE - rfurno1
Daeiarr>,- M. b1t I kh~1H rh:nk
stanPs would - ar-x. - Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

Ns-~ .r csrn~<ir-s ,Esr GvIn< o, -srisr.
PErTsErnsH- p Inly H. -Ye~ser-
dsy afsern~pn the msruher~ II tbs
Arnai-amated assrssztion enpInyevi II.
tsrnr-ies unipn irvn mfIl~ ~ T-rrntv.
n1Errh and Thirtr-thiri street carriel
Er th~ir thrent t0 ssop work untrxs 4
cnnferwnre was Openei w. the csrair
man- II. C- Frae<- with the iI0nes.s..d
wvrxn@nL
shnrriF afser - ~reIoIr. ~ their heat.
wrrr rrn- o. men heran having tks
w--zs in ~qnnsEs Bv orIDex she nn'lis
we're practically deserted The ia .rn
was w synpo-hy s1r the Ips.x sIs,st r.scs.
- Hcr1~,.<asL
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-23
SPRAWY ROBOTNICZE
OSZUKALI ROBOTNIK6W.
Kapitalisci w&oscy obietnicami osfabili
organizacye robotnicza / wyzysk
nadal moga prOwadzic.

Rozmaitych sposob6w uzywaja
rzady, ably oszukac robotnik6w, ale
najnowszym jest dopiero co spe}nio-
ny we W}oszech. Miedzy robotnika-
mi tamtejszymi panuje straszna ne
dza. w nocy II ma IS lutego robot
nicy postanowii rozpoczat powsze-
chine bezrobocie, o skrocenie godzin
piracy O podwyzszenie p}acy. Przez
skrocenie godzin piracy wlecej robot
kow by dosta}o zajecie nedza by CO.
kolwiek usta}a. Lecz kapitalisci ME
tax }atwo chca sic pozbyt ogrom-
nych dochod6w piracy ludzkiej do
browolnie ME poprzestana oni wyzy-
skiwat robotnikow! Bali sic robotni-
kom oswiadczy6 wrecz, re ma ich "a
dania ME przystaja, DO by wynik}
bunt, a niejednego szlachetke moze
by dobrze robotnicy poturbowali.
Oomyslili wiec podstepem robotni-
k6w oszukad i size ich rozbic. Og}o-
sill solennie, re wykohczone beda 2
ulice W Rzymie, zbudowane 9 wiel-
kie palace diva mostly ma Tybrze ,ze
ma te roboty wydadza so do 20 mi
lionow lirow,-wiec wszyscy robos-
nicy, ktorzy ME maja zatrudnienia,
beda mieli zarobek prey tych robo-
tach. Dobrze!... ale potrzeba by}o ma
to zezwolenia izby prawodawczej.
Tam vice sprawe odraczano i odra-
czano, side robotnikow rozdwai iano
tymczasem. .ak juz organizacya ro-
botnicza TAX os}ab4a, re wojsko mo-
g}oby sobie z MIA dac rade, wtedy
jak donosi telegram, og}a-
sza cabinet, re pozyczki ME moze
zaciagnat, rcboty musi zaniechac!..
Do, tego cabinet ustepuje urzedu,
ably uniknad zemsty robotnikow. Ma
turalnie teraz robotnicy sami pomie-
dzy soba musza sic k{oci6, re byh
tax }atw owiernymi. Nowy cabinet
bedzie zn6w nowemi sztuczkami ro-
botnikow oszukiwac, a kapitalisci
beda llase robotncza wyzyskiwa6
ia kradzieza dzieli6 sic cz}onkami
gab'netu. Oj, robotnicy, biedni wy,
re jestescie tax 1atwowierni, re ME
chcecie czytac gazet robotniczych,
aby dyplomatyczne oszustwa poznac.
lyle razy was rzady oszukiwa}y, a
wy ma kazde nowe sid1a dacie sic z{a-
pat. Badz,ie ostrozni!. -.
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Ceny pasazerskie ZnizOne.

Znizanie cen pasazerskich ma po-
droz w obie strony na jednej kolei
jest na porzadlku dziennym. Rozmai-
te nowe odkrycia ma Zachodzie lub
Po}noco Zachodzie, AZ ,dreszczem
przejmuja przecietaego smiertelnika;
nowe przedsiebiorstwa W stronach
Po}udniowych lub zachodo-po}udnio-
wych niejednemu szpekulantowi sens
porusza.
Cyrkularze wszelkie informacye
wzgledem znizenia cen posiadaja a.
genci kolei Nickel Plate. Potrzebne
informacye moga bye zasiagniete
natychmiast; gdyby ich agent ME
posiada} to zalelegrafuje do g}owne-
go biura. Kolej Nickel Plate spree
daje tykiety do wszystkich klass po
cenach najnizszych bagaze odsy}a
prosto do miejsca przeznaczenia we
wszystkich czesciach Stan6w, Zjed-
noczonych, Kanady lub Meksyku.
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ZPARLAMENTU NIEMIECKIEGO.

B erl n.-Rozprawy wojskowe
skohczyiy sic przyjeciem wniosku
dep. Richtera i Buhla 143 g}osami
przeciw 100. Wniosek ten prze episuje,
ably sadly byiy stale samodzielne, a
rozprawy pred mimi maja bye jaw
ne ustne.
Podczas dyskusji W sprawie po-
niewierania zo{nierzy wygfosi1 posef
nasz, p. J6zef Koscielski, swietna mo-
we, W kt6rej wykazywai, re wlasnie
zo}nierze polscy najwiecej poniewie-
wierani bywaja.
" czasie miedzy Wielkanoca i
Zielonemi Swiatkami narodowcy H.
beralni obchodzit maja uroczyscie
% letnla rooznice istnienia swego
stronnictwa. w najblizszych dniach
zostanie obranem miejsce. Jako
dzien narodzin stronnictwa uwazaia
og6lne % luty 1867 r., W ktorym to
dniu frakcja narodowo-li liberalnego
stronnlctwa, W tworzacym sic poi
nocno-nlemieckim pariamencie, u
konstytuowata sic pod przewodnict-
wem Bennigsena. w poczatkach
swego istnlenla frakcja liczy}a 50
cz{onk0w.
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GALICYA.

ieln ca. Dnia Is marca mia
10 miejsce krwawe starcie pomiedzy
zandarmami austryackiemi rosyjska
strata pograniczna. Dwaj straznicy
moskiewscy zostali zabici. Ma grani-
cy panuje ogromne wzburzenie-i
obawiaja sic nowych gwa}townych
krokow re strony stray rosyjskiej.
Do Mielnicy wysfano diva bataliony
sustryackiei piechoty.
w Kra k O vie zmari 5. p. Adolf
Chrystowski, b. officer b. wojsk pol
skich w S6 roku zycia. Zmar}y juz w
r. 1881 dos}uzy} sic stopnia ofcera.
Potem przemieszkiwa} we Francyi,
gdzie przez lat II by} sekretarzem
Tow. demokratycznego. Pred kilku
laty osiad{ w Krakowie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-23
PRACA IPRZEMYSk,

Podczas wystawy swiatowej w Chi
cago ma bye urzadzony przeglad fot
ca}ego swiata.
G6rnicy angielscy, kt6rzy zastraj-
kowali d. ~ bm. powrocii do piracy
w poniedzia}ek.
Do Uniwersytetu w Arm Arbor,
Mich, zapisafo sic 1851 studentow
ma bie2acy sezon.
Robotnicy na kolei Canadian Pa
ciic zastraj kowali w poniedzia}ek.
Maszynisci tez pewnie zastraj kuja,
DO ME chca pociagow prowadzi6 z
pomoca ludzi Diedo:;wiadczonych.
Straj TX piwowarow W Cincinnati
pewz1ie sic skohczy trynmfem dla ro-
botnikow. Juz rs browarov przysta-
10 ma ich zadania, II. obowiazali sic
zatrudnia6 tylko tych robotnik6w co
naleza do unii "a niedzielna prace
beda p}acit po 81 extra.
Kongresman Andrew zrobif wnio-
SEX W kongresie, ably ME wolno ME
by}o pytac sic aplikantow do s}uzby
pahstwowej, do jakiej partyi naleza
lub jaka religie wyznaja. Dobre by
to by}o prawo, ale demokraci ostro
juz przeciwko temu ssbillowi" wysta-
pill.
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okropnie pogrzyiy. L. ley niebez.
piecznie chory.

okropnie pogrzy&y. L. ley niebez.
piecznie chory.
Pozna II. Jakis inzynier byl za-
reczony l8.letnia corka pewnej "a.
moznej wdowy. Gdy W zesz}a sobo-
to powroci}a c6rka przechadzki do
domu, zasta}a mieszkanle PRONE.
Lezacy ma stole list oznajmil jej, ID
matka (liczaca 81 laD wyjechala
swym zieciem do Anglji, " ce,u "a
warcia MIN slubu. Mona sobie Wv
o5razit rozpacz c6rki.
w o. trow e powiesi{a sic re.
stauratorka kadur ze zmartwienia,
IL syn jej "a zastrzelenie przez nieo-
str6znost m}odego kupca skazany
zosta} ma 6 miesiecy wiezienia.
Rog mo. Pod Wargowem
roztrzaskat pociag pedzacy do Pily
w6z przejezdzajacy w}asnie przez
szyny. konie woznica jakoby Gu
dem ocaleli.