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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
LOW RATES To DENVER,
August 2 to 6, Inclusive.

The Pittsburg and Western Railway will
sell excursion tickets to Denver Col. good
to return until October a. Rate from Pitts
burg s2l 35 Kansas City and return, same
dates and limit, $l7 30.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08

TOILET LANoLINE, best home remedy
for chapped or cracked hands and lips, burns,
cuts, bruises, corns and chafng, especially
with small children. Ask tor Toilet Lano-
line
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
Read Our Sd Week kAdvertisemept

In this paper to-day. More big silk and
dress goods attractions to-day. The August
clearance sale going right on.
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
Pittsburg IL a Great Center

For transient room renting the year round.
II you have q room to rent don't fail to in
sert it at once in The Dispatch cent-a-word
advertising columns.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
BUT ONE OF MANY.

As above intimated our button bar
gain is but one of many. Unparal-
leled values are offered in all depart
ments-values that you can't obtain
at any other house in the city. We
would about as soon give goods away
as carry them from one season to an
other. It's something we never do.
Prices on Summer wear of all kinds
and descriptions are down to a point
that competitors haven't touched as
yet. Come and be convinced that
we can save you money this month
of August.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08

DE Wits Little Early Risers. No gripping
no pain. NO nausea; easy pill to take.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
NOW You THINK.

Briefly stated we have 500 gross,
or 5000 dozen, pearl buttons, best
made, finest pure white and shaded,
with shanks and 2 and a holes, plain
and fancy carved in 40, ~ and "a
line (the most desirable sizes).
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-08
2 DOZEN FOR 25c,
lust ~ Price.

The Mckinley bill has advanced
the price of these buttons, but the
figure at which we are selling this
lot is lower than the same quality of
buttons were ever sold for previous to
the passage Of that celebrated bill.
Two dozen for a5c all this week, if
they last that long.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
2 Pok4osie re Sejmu
w MaIliStee.

Jednym Z grzecbow glow
nvch Jest zazdrosG. Jua cd
samych poczatKow rodu ludz
kiego aazdrosc pazurkl swo)e
pokazywaia. Ba, nawet przed
upadklem a1lotow Lucyper
zazdrosci} Panu Bogu hoid,,
3ucn6w. Po upadka znowu
d]abef zazdroscit nasz, m pier
wszym rodzicom szczescia W
raju. l tax do dina dz,sie]-
szego zlelone slepie zazdroici
,2ywcem nlelednego gotowe
pochfona6-
Nowy dowod ma to many
na Sejmle " Manistee. Mi
chalek Kruszka;, }okciowy re:
daktor Kurye,a~ Milwaaeklego',
trab'l podczas .,Seimu, jakoby
tylko. Milwauczanie pro wadzlli
.opozycya ;. przeciwko zuanym
radon chlcagoskim, a Mil
.wauczan Karyey~ stworzy}, ich
utrzymuie. ! ni1ni rsgdzl,~
.:Cala; Polonia amerskanska
!dobrze vie, zksad s'arc2ysty
wlatr wia} ma. Chicago. Me
q Milwaukee, ale z nad .hrze
gov M!!sslsslpp'. Z. redakcy,
WlQl,usa >sgromy padaly. Mt
cnalek *dopiero W ostataiei
chMli, gayg gju3. :. opozYcYa sic
.bylA wyrobah, zacza} plskli--
wynn giosem wtorzyG: :<<,basowi
Wiarusa. nobrzeArobiles Mi.
chafko, les przewfdz,a},,. ale
psmietaj, DO h-' slIody ie-
szcze przes Ddnl nfae
my VIOLA. -,.~ ,yispokory,
&e sic pozwoll aaweb "a kark
brac i zauies5, tamsgdaie ma.
mle jego. sic podoba. =
Coz doplero pow.edziee.. .
burmlstrzowaniu? ,Mlohalkl!
Mafy iestes, co lido ,ftgury,
ma1eIsAy co do gfoTy - wee
badz pokorny | ME 4apominaj
siedmiu grzech6w .g}ownych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
PLACC1E IA WIARUSAl
Z La Crosse I Wis

W ubieglYm tygodrl7 cd.
byfa sic tutaj wystawa, t..
wv. Inter State Fair. Rolnl-
cy podziwiali Sllczne konle,
tuczne bydfo, merynosY,
kury kurczeta, mlanowicle
Polish Chickens z siiczneml
czubkami, mogaceml ozdobic
niejedna glove indyahskiego
nacZelnika.
Wystawa przemyslowa ME
budziia 2adnego podzlwu.
chyba damskie wyro5y zna-
lazfy mnostwo wlelbiclell ]
wielbicielek. Gdyby Amery-
kanki, zam,ast bawiG sic
litylko rozmowaml, czytaniem
ptytklel literatury (dime
novels) lub hafJowanlem i
wyszYwaniem, wlecei trudni}y
sic gotowanlem uprawianlem
czyll reforme dyfektywnych
pan.alonow przepraszam
ii surdutow swolch nal
milszych pod tytutem ,,Panie
mezu. 2 pewnosc'a ME byfobY
lyle rozwodow all nieszczes.
llwych mafzehstw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

W poprzedniem szczeg6lo-
wen sprawozdanlu naszem re
Sejmu Zjednoczenia Polskiego
RzYm Katollckiego W Mani
stee, powtorzonen z m,lwau-
ckiego dziennika Kuryer Pol.
opuszczonych bylo w,ele waz-
nych szczegoi6w 0 tym Sci
mic, q vice dz'slaj, z obowla-
zku dziennika.skiego, owo
sprawozdanie dodani EN- kilku
takich szczego16w, pod1ug wfa-
suych zrodei, uzupeiniamy.
Michaiek z Milwaukee i le-
60 redaktor Neumann zreda.
gowali W ostatnlej chwlli
czteroarkuszowy wniosek re
setkami paragrafow przeciw
ks. Wincentemu Barzyhskie-
mu i redaktorowi Wary 4
Oczyz'1y, ks. Domagalskiemu.
Wszelako po przeczytanlu go
przez se)mujacych poszia ia
Gaia bazgranina ,,pod stop, /
to srod wlelklej bury okla
skow. Zapytano sic tylko co
sejm ma do organu, ktorv
ME lego, do redaktora, mad
ktorym Sejm 3adne.] ME ma
w}adzy. Michaikowl ]ego
lIdziom ME chodzilo tyle O
usunlecle ks. Domagalskiego
cd redakcyi Wary i Oczyzny,
lie. raczej przeniesienie or
ganu Ziednoczema do Mllwau-
kee, gdz'eby byi1pozosta1 or
ganem przymusowym, druko.
wanYm u Michafka Kruszk,,
! po SO cnt. cd kazdego czton-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
:. II NiW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.

PREY W1TANIU pana Dr..
Dunikowskiego W Detroit, pc
pefnlli polscy patryoci te ME
dorzecgnosc, 2e do grona nars:, re:,
prezentacyi przyimujacej dopa.
scili socyallste ParYssota alias
ParYskiego alias Paral13a z
obcego miasta, Toledo. So
cyaltst6w polskich przeciez ME
ma " Detroit, AMI wog6le W
Afneryce, wy]awszy kilku pc
polsku mowlacych kosmopoll-
tow W New Yorku Chicago;
ME godziio sic vice pozwoli6
i'm: reprezentowac W Detroit.
A JUL, nikomu ME wolno byto
zuchwaIe ublizac wysoko u
czonemu gosciowl rodaKowi z
EuropY, skoro nlkomu ME
wchodzlf W droge, chocby sza-
nowny delegat naroaowy ma.
wet tylko jako zwyczalny lu-
rysta, jedynie ola rozrywki,
byi do Detroit przyjechat.
Sam polski zwyczal goscinno-
sci nakazywai szanowa6 60
scla mad kopca Uni Lubel.
skiej, a Paraliza, ktory niat
czo1o go ob,azic l przez to
skompromlto wac Gala Polonia
W otanach Ziednoczonych, trze-
ba byto natychmiast "a drzwi
wYrguclc.
Nie]akiem unle winienlem
ola pa1ryotow polskich " De.
trolt jest ia okolicznos6, 10
redaktor Janaeryki ME Po-
lax, lecz spolszczony Moskal.
Me mo1na przeclez ma laden
sposob wybaczyc gazetom Re-
forma Noare Zycie " Chica-
60 lch redaktorom, p. Ryba-
kowsklemu j Widow. O.
boletnosci wzgledem pana DR..
Dunikowsklego. Uwagi Ry-
bakowsklego O misyl czclgo.
dnego delegate narodowego SO
nawet tax gburowateml, 2e
W 2yiach tego czerwonego bo-
hatera zdradzaia sporo krwi
rosyjskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

SzanOWnY Redaktorze!
Z numeru % godnego IVlaruSa
Pansklego wyczytallsmY tn VIA
domosc Brazylli, jakoby wszel-
kle polskle parafie bskup z St.
Paulo byf zakasowaf. Jest to
n a jzupe }n1ei niepra
W d a! Tylko ze x. Przytarski,
ME wiedzac, W jaki sposdb sic ze-
msclo "a to, ze 60 suspendowano,
podobns bake W SWAT puscl}, i
wielu rodakow to W daleklm
swiecie czytali3 i naturalnie mocno
ubolewajs, re tn polsklm kolonl-
stom K. biskup taxa krzywde wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
Oto wizards pelen.. enoty, !;
Ma bye :rzadca1 Mintresoty:
Przy pomoey Polskieh .:Braci
Wybiora go -Dsniol<racl!. ::

Par Daniel, Lawler,. .mifainowa-
ny przez;' 3efpekratdW .kandydatem
ma gubernator5 Mlnnesoty, .pooho-
dzl re ,starej, zaehsl FodzinY
Mlnnesockle]. -
Urodzi} sic W. 'Prarle t1n CHEN,
WIS, dnju Is Llstopeda 1861
a jest trzecim synerl niebo-
szczyka genera}a jana Lawler,
znanego daIeko szeroko " k9lach
kupieckich i politFosnych. DAsla1
jest pan Daniel Lawler W 1oz-
.kwlcle wleku, liczy tylko lat 33,
poslada bystry rozum, niepospoli-
to wymowe, yczerpana chec
do piracy jakls cudowny' dar
zjednvwahia sobie wszYstklcb
ludzl, ktorzy raz z MIN mieli
stosunki. =,
Ojciec jego' pred, cawnemi
latv by1 iednym na1lepszYch
demokratow " Wisconsinie, ktory
kilka razy odmowli przyjecia
nominacyi u; gubernatora sena-
tora Stanow zJednoczonych. Ten
W latach 1877 1876 j 1880 by}
delegation a. Stanowych konwen-
cyl demokra' sich / takze sta1 ma
'czele tyk' tu elektoralnego
W Wisconsi' SlYnal take general
Lswler w>'nowy i dobroczynno :
Sci.
Daniel W. Lawler ul1onczyi
odznaczenr n wyzsze szkotY W
Georgetown, W dystrykcle Colum-
bla. Potem s4ucha} prawa W
Yale zak1adz;e, odblerajac zaszczy-
the nagrody, pomledzy lnnemi W
r. 1884 nagroue "a mlstrzowska
move. w tym samYm roku, W
Wrgesnlu, osiad} W St, Paul l
spedzl} rok try mleslace W
Blurach adwokacklah Bigelowa.
W 1886 utworzy} spoke adwo-
kacka p. E. S. Durment, Y
ktore] powstafa ,stnlejaca teraz
spolka aawokaca Lawler, Durment
Bigelow.
Daniel Lawler ozeni} sic W
Lutym 1886 r. panna Elzbleta
OLeary, corka s. p. sedzlego
O'Leary. Dwoje dzleci wyszlo z
tego maizehstwa.
w Czerwcu 1886. mlanowano o
go asyssentem prokuratora Sta
now Zjednoezonrch sfuzy} W
tYn zawod1ie diva lata, Poczem
poswleclf sic praktyce pry watneJ
jako adwokat. w roku 1883 MIA
nowai go demekrackl kandydat
ma gubernators p. Eugenlusz
Wilson naczelnskiem demokrs
ckiego komitetu stanowego l
W tym charakterze ob]ezdza} przez
diva mles,sce po CALVIN Stanie.
W +. 1890 cheieli 60 posta-
wlc demokracl jake kandydata ma
generalnego prokusatora, lecz ME
D przyiaf tel kandudatury. Pred
q dwoma laty znowu prowadzli
y kaE1pan,a demokracka W Mime
! socie. w March, 1891 miancwafa
4 90 swoim adwoSatem pewna
begata kompania St. Paul, po
1 wsp6inej naradzse l jednogfosnym
4 wYborze tax demokratow, iak
republikanow.
Pan Lawler ptynn?e mowi po
4 niemiecku / prowadzi agltacya
D przedwyborcza W obu jezy.
81 kach.
Obecnle jest pan Daniel Lawler
Il adwoka.em mieisklm Getty attor-
j. ney) W stollcy Mlnnesoty.
\ g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

nlkarze z wyjstkiem redakto-
row Nowego Zycia Reformy.
DR.. Dunikowslki ma zabaw:c
ID dni W Chicago, w kt6rym
to czasie ma sic zapoznac 2
stosunkami tute)szel Polonii.
W niedssele by1 DR.. Duni-
kowski obecnym Ma posledze :
nlu delegatow Towarzystw
W sprawie obchodu Kolumba.
.NOSlL wilk lat kilka,
poniesli l wllka. - Pan CRY.
glaszewski lamentuje teraz W
Cleveland, Ohio, IL straclf W
Minneapolis Is tYslecy cola.
row. - Okradi mnle, ziodziei,
- mowi & nlc ME moge mu
zrobie! - o., gdyoy tel tax
tego ztodzlela po nazwisku
vymienit Ia on sic O tenn
dowiedzlaE
CHICAGO. - Ma posiedze.
niu dYrektorow Spofkl wy.
dawnictwa Polsklego W dniu
p W.zssnla, szumnle 1apo.
wieezlanY! protest 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. przeciw-
ko sprawozdanlu komisYi
rewizyjneI spefzf ma nlczem,
Sam X. kWlncenty, lubo z
lzgrvzota serca, przyznaf te)
komisyl slusznosc.
STEVENS POINT. W
Kapllczce sDalll sic niedawno
budYnek Franc,szka Daniel.
sklego, podczas gdy wlasciclela
ME bYIo W domu. Sasledzl
Jakob Gssz Jan Sobisz tylko
troche r.teczy uratowall. Oglen
zroblt okoio 5000 szkody.
Zabezpieczenle Cd ognla wy.
nos, s375.
KS. DOMAGALsKI jak
byt, tax jest naczelnym re.
daktoreml Wlary 4 Ojczyzny.
Worc iDczyzno Jest wlasnoS.
c'a Spdki Wydawnlctwa
Polsk,ego9w Ameryce, a jak
wiadomoyA ks. Domagalskl z
ta Sp6tkaEzroblf kontrakt ma
diva lata. Ma Sejmle W Manis.
tee byf kR. Domagalski jake
gos6, gdya kazdy ksiadz byf
zaproszony. Pan MachniKow wskl
zaS byf reporterem Dzienniha
Chacagoshego lntrygantem
na ks. Domagalskiego.
ANTYCHRYST. Pod
tym tytulem wydat ks. Hu.
czycki W Manltowoc, Wis.
dose gruba kslqkke (Przedruk
z wydania krak wsklego)> W
ktorel zebsane So W wiadomos.
ci z dzielka o Antvchryscie
podtug nieznanego antora ma
poczatku tego wie'ku wy
danego. Il
PAN DEWOJNO pojechal
istotnie 2 Buffalo G, Cleve-
land, i Jest tam teraz reda-
ktorem Polonl5 u 4 17e,Yce. pl-
sma repuOllkanskl' 20, nle
demokrack1ei Ojczy ,ny, Do
tychczasowy redak1 or Polonli
u Anaerycs p. Jan Maikowski,
zafo2yf agputare kart okreto-
wych W spolce pauem "
gmuntem JakubowsKlm. Pol.
10 Am. tylko polltyka ra-
towac mogia, gdya akcyona.
lryusze, z menazeren p. Nj
chaiem Kniola ma czele. juz
al. centald optacat ME .chcleli
KS. JOZEF KUNESZy
] proboszcz parafii czesko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

ka Zjednoczenia roezuie. Nj
chaiek W tel lntencyi bYf u
ks. G6rsklego, gdy ten Cd
je2d2af, dat mu $1,000 =
ne koscl5l. - Upiek1o mu sic
"a pan klolbasa nnzwaf, Ma
pefnem posledzenlu Sejmu,
milwauckiego KluYaro baksq
no $mieci l tego nle odwofaf,
tylko zgodzit sic ma czYjs
wnlosek, ably ten complement
wykreslono z protokufu.
O]clec Wincenty na powo.
dzenie Auryera wcale ME to
astowat-to otrzydl,we k}am-
stwo.
Prostu]emy, De nazwlsko
,wybranego w Manistee gene
ralnego sekretaraa Zjednocze.
mia T. Rz. Kstolicklego Jest
'Bolestaw Straszyhski (nie Stra-
szewski). Organlsta taISAe ME
jest, tylko egzamlnowauym
nahczyc'elem sz6ot wydziaio.
wych Galicy1 obecnle
nauczycielem pr2Y szkoie sw,
J9cka W Mlfwa'ukee--od PIE.
oiu lat.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

KS. kunesz dobrze moWi pO
polsku.
MANITOWOC, Wis = Pau
Plotr Mazurkiewicz sprzedal
tn swoIa posladlosc (z saloo-
mem wyprowadzil sic 30
Chicago, gdzle mieszka pod
mum. 69l Noble str.
POWlESC pod tytulem
,,Dwaj Bracla," ktora W dal-
sym clagu druku]emy W
dalsielszym numerze, Jest
bardzo ciekawa. - ProsimY
czytac ia z uwaga.
KS: PRZYTARSKI, O kto.
rYm donosl nasz correspondent
W Bcazylil, ma bardzo wieiu
znalomych miedzy Polakaml
Kaszubaml w Wlnonie, Ste
vens Point, Chicago , gdzleln.
dziej. Pochodzi on Pczytarnl,
W powlecIe chojnlck,m, W
Prusach Zachodnich. Do Bra
zylll pojechaf po rozwiazaniu
W Prusach klasztorow za6onu
Franciscan slllego, do ktorego
nale2Y.
ST. PAUL, Nebr. - W
dnlu 80 sierpnia, ma konwen.
cyl demok "acklej W Lincoln,
jednogtosnie wybrany zostat
Kodak nasz pan Xawery Pa
secki elektorem at large W
Nebrasce. - Jest to wielki
zaszczYt ola rodakow naszych
W tym Stanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

polsklej W Bessemer, Mich,
odwledzii W dnlu 7 Wrzesnla
ks. Preisa, proboszc1 parafn
czeskiel W naszeJ WlAonie. -
KS. Kunesz dobrze lnowi po
polsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

CHICAGO. - DR.. Dunn
kowskl przyjechaf l Wrzesnia
rano do Chicago. Ma przyje-
Gle jego wyszli wszyscy dzien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
List z Brazylii.
Curityba, IA lpca, 1892

SzanownY Redaktorze!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24

Rutland until a. m. Sunday. All trains
from the north had the appearance of having
seen snow drifts larger than at any time this
winter.
Schools all closed the last of last week
with appropriate exercises. Some of the
schools, especially those attended by the
smaller children, gave more than ordinarily
creditable exhibitions. The exercises in
most schools were of a literary nature and in
cluded declarations, dialogues, songs,
marches, etc. The schools open again in two
weeks for the spring term, which closes the
years work.
The Universalist society has extended a
unanimous call to Rev. Il. Il. Margraf of
Tufts college. He has accepted and will
begin his labors April l. Mr.. Margraff is a
young man of more than ordinary ability and
has just finished an eight years. course at
Tufts college. Last summer he supplied the
pulpit at Hartland and gave more than salts
faction. He has preached here twice and his
sermons made such a favorable impression
that the society decided to extend him call.
The would-be thief, who was found asleep
in j. j. FentOn & Co.'s store last fall plead
guilty to breaking and entering and was sem
fenced to four years in states prison. 1t will
be remembered that he was found asleep
under the counter with stolen grip packed
with goods. He gave his name as Charles
Allen and said he came from Greenfield,
Mass. He said at his trial that he went over
to North Walpole and got drunk and knew
no more until arrested. He knows more
now-about North Walpole tanglefoot.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24
NORTH WAlPOuE

Mrs. Thomas Gould has fully recovered
from her recent illness.
The family of John Hassett will move to
Charles River, Mass, April l..
The entertainment in St. Peters hall last
Thursday evening in honor of st. Patrick's
day was one of the best Father HOLMAN has
yet prepared. 1t consisted of vocal and in
strumental music, recitations, ETC., by the
young people and children. The little people
sustained their parts admirably, in fact, it
may be laid down as certainty, that if one
depends upon children for entertainment
there is little prospect of being disappointed.
were in honor of the day. The A. 0. H.
were invited, and those who managed the
affair feel duly grateful for their kind at
tendance.
Warnings have been posted calling spec
ial school meeting to be held here April at
o'clock p. m. The object of the meeting is
to consider the question of the new school
house which is so badly needed At the an
nual meeting much opposition was developed
to the project, the amount asked for, $4,000,
being thought much to large. The village is
growing, however, and it demands some
thing better for school purposes than is
| Afforded by the present accommodations.
Good judges claim that $4,000 is none too
much. The object in calling the meeting here
is to show to voters in other parts of the
town just what Accommodations this village
has, hoping by that method to get a favor
able vote on the proposition. 1t is a pretty
close question as far as votes are concerned,
but we hope to win.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24
The Sugar Bounty.

So far M. B. Kelley has had nothing to do
in his capacity as sugar weigher. Only three
sugar makers in Rockingham have taken out
licenses, and about the same proportion in
the outlying towns. The weighers duties,
while not heavy, will be somewhat exacting.
A quantity of tin boxes are furnished holding
three ounces of dry sugar. A sample is
drawn which will show, as nearly as possible,
the character of the package. These samples
are sealed and sent to the laboratory at Mont
pelier, accompanied by a record giving name
and address of maker and such other facts as
are necessary for the guidance of the officials
there. A duplicate certificate is given the
maker, and the weigher enters the same in a
book which he keeps. Another record of a
similar nature is placed on the package. 1t
seems like good deal of red tape but insures
absolute accuracy in weighing and recording.
A record book is given the maker, who must
fill out with the number of trees tapped, gal
Ions of syrup made each day and some other
matters which it is necessary for the officials
to know to prevent trckery. So far all sam
Piles tested have averaged more than 80 per
cent, and the collector is being asked every
everywhere how to make sugar that will
average so per cent or over. 1t shows an
awakening on the part of the farmers which
promises well for consumers of maple sugar
in the future.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24
Missionary Rally.

At the missionary rally held in the Con-
gregational church Monday afternoon, Mrs.
Marden of Marash, Turkey, gave very in
teresting talk upon her work in that country,
dwelling especially upon the growth of the
schools. The success of Christianity in
heather lands is determined by the degree to
which women are educated. Eighteen years
ago, when the first school was started in this
city of Co. 900 people there was not woman
who could read, the men asserting that one
might as well teach donkeys as women, since
they had no minds. Now there are 800
pupils in the 16 schools. The natives, dscov-
ering that women have minds, asked that
means for affording them a higher education
be furnished, and Marash college was opened
in 49,, a college that is to the women of Tur-
key what Wellesley aud Holyoke are to the
women of America. The meeting was also
addressed by Miss Lamson of Boston, assis-
tant junior secretary of the Woman's Board,
who made an earnest appeal to the young
ladies and children for their hearty co-Opera-
ton in mission work. Much of the prevail
ing indifference to missionary effort is due to
ignorance; if one is thoroughly informed she
cannot fail to be thoroughly alive to the needs
of the hour. Information and organization
are the two essentials. Mr.. Allchin of Japan
spoke briefly of the Importance of precept
and example going hand in hand, a consis-
tency of which the Japanese people uro-=al
most utterly oblivious, hence their failure in
all moral training.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1892-03-24
A Communication.

The following communication Is handed us
on the subject of our proposed new bridge,
and while 1t is given place, it is published as
taxpayers opinion, but one with which
THE TIMES does not agree:
To the Editor Of THE TIMES
Permit me to say few words In regard to the
construction Of our new bridge. 1t was voted In
town meeting that the driveway should be not
than seven. Now the bridge Is a part of Canal
street, and there has been considerable talk of
being to the expense of widening that street, and
yet that street Is more than 20 feet wide, except
at one point at the south end. Westminster
street, as you leave the square, is narrow and In
commodious, yet 1t is more than 20 feet wide. If
Canal street Is too narrow ut present, 1t seems to
me poor judgment to construct new portion of
iS still narrower. There is much larger amount
OF travel on that street than any other In the VII
lage, and the whole street including the bridge
should be wide and cOmmodious, The whole
bridge should be not less than 80 feet wide; the
driveway 80 feet and the sidewalks ten feet. It
will look better and will be better, and we shall
be better satisfied with 1t than to have 1t mar
rover. Four persons should be able to walk
ABREAST without Jostling each other, which they
| can do on tcn-foot walk, whilst on seven foot
walk only two persons can walk abreast. Let us
build it right for ike wife we must take it for
better or worse as long as we live. The new
depot, when constructed, will unquestionably be
located west of the Valley tracks and north of
the bridge. The Rutland tracks on the north
side, the Valley tracks on the east, will obviate
the necessity of crossing the tracks in getting to
the depot. Then sidewalk on the north side of
as the one on the south side.
W. L. WHITE, M. d.
THE TIMES has no doubt but that the above
will receive the consideration it merits. In
the first place the question came up for settle
ment in open town meeting and was disposed
of on a basis of general and pra ;tical salts
faction to many who had looked into the sub
ject and understood the needs of the town.
The Doctor should have taken his exceptions
at that time and place. Again, the commune
cation does not quite correctly interpret the
motion as passed by the town. 1t was voted
that the bridge have but one sidewalk, on the
south side, while the communication assumes
that there is to be two. The approaches to
the bridge from either side now prove one
sidewalk to be entirely sufficient, and so built,
width of 80 feet over all would be simply
preposterOus. The town has no money to
throw away. And as to width of sidewalk.
Seven feet is everywhere acknowledged as a
broad. liberal BREADTH and many cities have
adopted that width as standard. If we
have in town two persons who can not pass
each other without touching on seven-foot
walk they should either sober up or go
through the driveway. And all present in
dications fail to hint that our people will have
occasion to reach the bridge from a new
depot in any very immediate future.