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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
MISS MAGGIE REESE
1902. 1902.
SPRING and SUMMER.
Millinery Novelties
AND
REGULAR GOODS.

We have the best selected, most
correct, as well rs most beautiful stock
of millinery We have ever displayed,
FROM the cheapest child's hat to the
latest Partisan Novelty.
Our children's muslin caps and shirred
hats are very desirable and seasonable.
A great variety of Straw Caps and
round hats for boys under six years.
Many attractive novelties ir Hair
Ornaments, Crepe de Chine Ties and
Vests, etc, etc.
HAIR GOODS.
Drapery Silks, Embroidery Silks,
Zephyrs and Wools.
Prices Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Miss MAGGIE Reese,
PIG Fayetteville st.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
Two Fora Nickle After while.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
ST.. LOUIS July 13-The Central dis
tiling company to-day announced re-
duction in the price of whisky from
$1.15 to $l10. The company not being
member of the trust. claim they can
afford to sell at the reduced price.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
Congress will Probably Adjourn Next
Week.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, July 13-Thc absolute
certainty that the silver bill is dead
issue in this session simplifies the problem
of the adjournment of Congress, which,
it is expected, will be reached the latter
part of next week. In the Senate the
last appropriation bill has been
reported with few amendments
which will be taken up imme-
diately after the sundry civil bill is dis
posed of. The appropriation bills, it is
expected will not cause much delay, ex-
cept the clause in the sundry civil bill,
relating to the Worlds Fair. This item
when it reaches the House, however, is
likely to cause some friction, but it is
expected that an agreement can be
reached under pressure.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14

HOMESTEAD, July ia dispatch re-
ceived at General Snowden's headquar-
ters tonight states that four hundred
non-union men will be brought into the
Carnegie mill tomorrow morning
Nothing can be learned as to the direc-
ton from which the men will come and
where they have been engaged
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
An Agreement Reached at Last.

= III
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The conferees
on the diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bill reached an agreement to-
day.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14

ATLANTA, Ga, July 13.-The demo-
cratic convention of the ninth Congress
sional district to-day nominated F. G..
Tate for the SD Congress. The present
incumbent. Tom Winn, will oppose him
as the third party man.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14

a M ini iSTRATOR'S NOTICE Hay
estate 5, Pualllied rs administrator of the
tee d y, b r.; & Beck with, deceasd no.
ng mereby given to all persons hold
them f,,nS for ,, AGAINST said estate to present
ed ~ la,iP Pay ayment within the time prescrib-
IN bar or Of th of this notice will be pleaded
ed to said 'ielr recovery. Persons iDdebt
once. Tbis esfa!e I will make payment at
postoiica =, ASHLY HORN, Admir-.
iy5lm,, Clayton, Johnston Co., N. C.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
TAIN UNDERWEAR

Our lines of Thin Under
wear are complete in Main
sock, Gauge, Lisle, Cotton
and Linen. Our patrons
Will always find in this de-
partment. goods Of high
grade at the most reaSOna-
bic prices.
VIII, & RS. Tucker & 60.
l23 and l25 Fayetteville ST.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14

Having Just had l2 months experience
in the mine and manufacturing of the diff
ferent kinds of iron, am doubly sure
can give satisfac ion.
Bring your old castings and get new
ones.
j. III. GILL.
ie9S ri cod W1y
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-07-14
Casting and
Machine Work,
PlOwS. Etc. Etc.
J. n. GILL;,

Founder, Machinist and Manufacturer
of all kinds of Agricultural Imple-
mentS.
Call and see me at my old stand corner
Mcdowell and Davie streets.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
q POKU 1881.

DaleJ Bracia wraz,
Ilu jest tn mas 1lu Jest tn mas;
Zbierzmy przyiacleIskle ko}o,
ZaspleWajm my plesn Wesofo,
Poki ~jeszcze zas - czas,
2okl j~es2cze a
Pafasz polski biz
T1um moskiewsklch sl};
Ia co sic biz, "a ojczyzne,
l "a przodkow swyeh spuscizne,
A wr6g W zieml gnl}!
Wspomn,j, bracle moi
POD Grochowem boj?!
Czy pamietasz strach Moskall,
Jak pred MANI uclekall;
Jak lch pada} r6j?
Wspomnii bracle moi
Ten most l ten Dor.
Wspomnij Kufl6v, Biaioieke,
Waiver, Debe, Ostro}eke,
= Jak z dzla4 rycza} Choir!
WspOmnlJ Dracle MOI
Ten ME ma}y boz!
Jak pod Stockton, Ryczywo}em
Pulawami Kurowem
l pod Reblem tez?
Ia to teraz my
Le]em gorzkie fzy;
Plaski nasze krwla przesiek}y,
Broni} bagnet nieulek4y,
Lecz wr6g jest, jak by}.
Me place. bracie ME,
Wnet sic skonczy zte;
Jak wsadziemY ma swe szkapy,
TO przepedzim wnct kacapy
[ odbierzem swe!
A tax wszyscy wraz,
llu lest tn mas;
ZbierzmY Przyjaclelskie kolo,
Zaspiewajmy piesn wesofo,
P6kl j~eszcze czas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

daja usiad1a PREY drzwiach ia
sto1ku take szeptafa pacierze.
= Wiluslu, Wilusiu! =
VIOLA Budajewskl zmlenionym
g}osem, TAX lie ob'e niewias
ty sic przeraziiy WIusiu!
gdzie )estes?
= Cicho. ojcae, cicho =
on sp; = szepce Wlktosla,
pr1ykladajac reke do czoia
olczyma.
- Me on sledzi W karJ-
dice - stoj, stoD, st6j! wola1
Budajewsk, W goraczce.
= Uspokoj sic ojcze :
szepce d%ziewcze j toble
] Wilusiowl potrzeba konlecz
ME spoczynku. Ma Boga siedz
spokojme! = btaga dzlewcze
oIczyma, ktory niespokoiny
wstaje z krzesta.
lClag daisy nastapl.)
GAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA
UwagT wzsRedeEm wycie-
elk, RatOWei.

Kto chco cate zycle podro-
zowac pa swiecie. niecha sic po-
stara o tanic tykiety ek>kGrsyme,
sprzeda"ane rrzez WSzystkle
gtowne koleia zelazn" W S;anach
Zjeduoczonvch w K%nnndzie via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National Purku do wyh,ze-
Ia Oceanu Spokojnegu i Ala
ski.
Odbywa sic podr6z z najwiek
szemi wygodami e%legancko IL
r%zadzonych pociagach kolei North.
ern Pacific, zawleralacych ka1y
,jadalne oraz wspaniaie kary sy-
Fialne PulImana Chicago, St.
Paul Minneapolis do Montany i
wybrzeza Oceanu SpokoJnego, be-
zmienianla, tudziez specyalne sy-
pialnie Pulmana z st. Paul
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
Kraiobrazy sr6d podrd&y sa
nsjwspAnialszemi, jake mozlla
znalesc " sledmiu Stanach przoz
ktore droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki, do1ny, jeziora | fany
szybko nastepuja iedno pa dru-
gem, baw'ac j rozwcsclajac pc.
dr6znego, kt6ry take ma sposo.
bnosc robic spostrze&enla w dzjale
r6Inictwa, g6rnictwa, przemys}u
! pifowego ihnvch. w pofaczeniu
2 r%ozwoiem wlelkiego P6ino.
cnego Zachodu.
hosnaca chwafa podr6zo-
wanna 20 2ofnocnym z%achodzie
jest, mn,emamy, ~wycicczka do
Yellowstone Purku, do kraju
zr6deF. gorscych fontan okro'
bnych przcp"sci, tudzie& do Alo-
ski, z jeJ kanaiami Oceanowemi
PEI kohca, zwierzchofkami g6r suie.
gem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy.
ansk,em i olbrzymiemi iodowca-
mi.
Je&ell cheese sic mad tenn dtu.
Sej ~zastanowiG ,zgtcb sic pod adro.
sem: S. Fee, General Passenger
Agent. N. 2. R. r. St. Paul
MINI. .Iadaj egzemplarzy slicznie
llustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland
Yellowstone Park Alaska fol
ders.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
HlStOryczno : bumorYstlcZne
obraZkl
Y RoESv 1859
napisa} w. L.
--:::aBB::-
Geese druga.)


wy Taczanowsklego, doplero W
kllka DIM TAX dalece przyszediem
do siebie re ME mogfem, zdaG
sobie sprawe z tego, co SIG dzleje
W naszem Kslestwle.
Me bYiem wprawdzle chory,
ale znuzony nlewygodami i bez-
sennoscia, cag}ym ruchem a
szczeg6lnlei bezustannem napreze.
mem nerwow podczas wyprawy.
w Ksiestwie naszem panowa1o
ogromne ~natezenie ~umys}ow ruch
n1eustannv Z jednej strony
wychodzili powstancy do obozu,
drudzy zas wracali a z druglej W
naszem spo}eczehstw1e rome
| sprzecznosci scleraG sic zaczefy.
Ia jednomyslnosc, kt6ra pc wybu-
chu powstanla cechowa1a nasze
Ksiestwo, powell zaczeta sic "a
clerat. Tworzy}y sic partye. q
jednei strony jacys ,,Blall" wy
nurzall sic powoll, Z drugle] zas
strony z ludzl, ktorzy dot2d
czvnnie poplerali powstanle,
utworzy}a sig partya ,Czerwo-
nych"
Bali powoli mesmiato
zaczeli wyrazac nledowierzanie W
pomyslny skutek powstanla. Me
smiell %ieszcze wprawdzle pochwa.
lac Wielkopolsklego, ale przeczuc
bY1o mo&na, re ma tenn skoncza.
Czerwoni bronlll sic dzlelnie i
twlerdzili ~jeszcze, re w1erza W
powstanie, chociaz Juz wtedy ten i
6w zaczyna4 w]spominac o Napo-
leonie! 0 lnterwencyl!
Pr6cz tych statyst6w masa
narodu wlerzy1a W powstanle l
mysla}a tylko 0 tenn, ]ak pomagac
i wsplerac powstanle!
Pomiedzy mani powtancami
istnla4o przekonanie, re powstanie
jest zle prowadzone, re tym
sposobem jaklm d~zla}aja nasl
d~ow6dzcy, ME odniesiemy zadn7ch
wlekszych ~korzysci mad MoskalamJ.
Zmora regularnej armii i syste-
matycznego dzla4ania pokutowa4a
eagle w g}owach tych panow;
skutkiem tego myslell tylko o
organizacy1 oddNal6w 0 twiczeniu
ludzi W ruchach wojenrYch, a
tymczasem unlkali spotkan z
Moskalaml a scigarl forscwneml
marszami pc prostu uchodzlll. o
zaczepleniu nieprzyjac,9la n1gdy
ME by}o mowy.
Bron sprowadzono w%szelklemi
mozliwemi drogaml, wprawdzle
acz Geese przepad}a, ale roz-
dzlelona w znacznc p~rzesy1ki
dochodzi}a %jeszcze dosyc obficie
do naszego Ks,estwa: Co moment
pod rozmaiteml adresaml przycho-
dzi}y paki koleja, odbierane z
r6znych stacyi k~olejowych znika4y
pc wslach i mlasteczkach / pre-
plsanemi drogaml prowadzone ku
granlcy Krdiestwa, przechodzi}y
ia dose szczesliwle. Wprawdzle
ci9gle odbywaiy SIG rewlzye W
caicm Ksiestw1e, ale poniewa5
nietylko lntellgencya ale ! ch4op1
GAIA dusza wsplerall sprawe po-
wstania, rzadko W drodze broi
z1apano; lecz nlestety, gdy Cd,
dzia}y miaiy przechodzic granice
muslano broh koncentrowaG
wtedy w}asnie hy}o na;wieksz,
z%ableranle. ] tax, gdy oddzia:
kawaleryl z Pleszewskiego mia} W
Tursku przechodzlc granice, a ne
Kujawach wiekszy oddzia{ Wlcrz
%blhsk1ego, %zostaiy rozpedzone.
Przy}2czyiem sig do tcg,
ostatnlego oddzla}u. Znafem dobrlt
malora Wlerzbnlskiego, byt t
dziclny cz}owlek, officer pruskl
czlowlek S%ilrej, niez}omnej wolf
energn, mifujacy 'Ojczyzne 4 ca1o-
90 serca, siowem prawdzlwy, teg
cziowlek zacny polak.
Spotkalismy sic W Poznaniu,
choclaz by1a mledzY mani znaczn;
roznlca wicku, pokochall$my 81,
serdccznie. On czfowiek wytrawnN
znajqcy gruntownie rzemlosic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

swemi zapatrywaniam,, swa stalos.
cia i systematycznoscla. To ME
by1 cztowlek, ktoryby size by}
podlaf 10 odztwa oddzia}u, ably
60 ukrywac pc borach pod pozo-
rem organlzowania, ale bylby
ciagle sic stara} n,epokolG nleprzy-
l~aclela, jak piJawka przyplaiby SIG
do nlego. Daf tego dowod ma
naradach woicnnych W oddzlale
Langlewicza Moskowsklego W
Krakowskiem. Nlestety zawsze
przeg}osowany, poddawa} sic zdanlu
wlekszoscl. Tu nareszcie W Was
nym odzlale byiby pokaza} co
potraf, gdyby ME rozhicie pred
p%rzeisciem granicy, aresztowanie i
niewola W Moabicie prawle do
konca powstanla.
lCiag daisy nasrapl.j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Dom Il SalOme nnA ma
SWTZed8&.

w dobrem Landowner mlescie
Jest do sprzedanla salon wraz z
domem murowanYm. Dom 80 stop
d}ugi, % stopy szerokl. Ma dole
znaiduje sic salon. Ma pierwszym
pietrze jest 7 %pokojow. w salonle
wszystkie sprzety prawle MOVIE, 2
na]lepszej fabrykl. Jest Billiard
Register. Hasa oraz wszystkie
przyrzady do blznesu. Ca1y dom
jest W nallepszym %porzYdku.
Ktoby chcla} kuplt, nlechaj
sic zg}osl do Redakcy1 Wiorusa
pc lDformacye. I pokoi6w ma gorze
jest wYrentowanych. Cztery 2 nich
So Z meblaml wlasc,ciela, W trzech
zas miesci sic offs adwokacki.
Dom l meble sprzedaje sic
pod}ug ugody - llkier pod1ug
blow wskazu jacych co kosztuj e.
Zapas znacznY.
Wypiata moze bye znacznle u
latwioMa potrzeDa tylko pewno-
sci, ME p~icnledzy.
Dobry mtercs Ola Polakow,
gdyz wlqksza llc2ba oholicznych
farmerow TO Polacy,
Sprzedaje sic L powodu pode-
sziego wleku w~}aSclcicla.
License $50 dolar0w, Cd II
/ Kwletnia.
Bllzszych Szczo@Gi6w chetnIc
udzieli REDAKCYA WIAKUSA
50 K. End Str Winona, MINI.
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUeA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
kuFyeR WafszaHski.
DIVA razy dziennieM

N ajpopularnieisze plsmo polskie
Wychodzi codziennie wdw6ch
edycjach: rannei i wieczcrne], o.
procz SWAT dni swiatecznych, W
ktore Rychouzl raz jeden ma dzlen.
Olbrzymi dial t~elegramow |
orespond@ncyj re wszystkich sto-
europejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lpraeownlct-
wo plerwszorzednych pisarz6w
rolskich ziedna}y
kURYEROWI WARSZAWSkIEMU
w~yJatSowa " kraiu naszym l "a.
gran1ca poczytnosc powage.
Cena prcnumcroty "a granica
wynosl m~lesiecznie rs. l kop. so. Nu-
mer poJedynczy wieczorny kosztuje W
WarsZawie kop. 5, porannv zaS kop. 3
Coma og1oszeh: Keklamy: "a Je.
den Wlersz garmontowy, albo jego
miejsce pierwszy raz 25 kop.. kazdy
nastepny raz kop 20.
korespondencya prywatna po
Genie reklam.
NekrolOgia: "a wiersz Is kop.
ZwyczaJne og4oszenla: "a jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastephy
raz 8 kop.
Male Ogloszenia Ia jeden wyraz
pc 2 kop. kazdy raz og}oszenie minimum
20 hop.
Nadeslane: "a jeden wiersz
grmOntowY rs. /.
Adres ola depesZ:
WARSZAWA. WARSZ. KURYER.
Adres ola ljst6w:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWSKI
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSK1.
Plac Teatra lny CIV lerzbowa 8.
WarsZaWa, Europe, Russia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
EAP1SUJCIE SOBIE WIARUHAs

NSPOMNIENIA KOSYNIERA
Bartoszu, Bartoszu,
Me tracma nadzlel,
Bog pob}ogos}awl,
Oiczyzne nam zbawi.
Tam W gore, tam W gore,
Pogladai do Boga,
Wleksza miiosc Jego
Mill przemoc wroga~.
z malehkiej lskierkl
Wielkl oglen bywa,
Oh pekna choc twarde
Przemocy ogniwa!
Oh ostre, o. ostre,
Ostre kosy nasze,
Wystarczs ma kr6tkie
Moskiewskie pa}asze.
Klllnski by1 szewcem,
PodburzYi Warszawe,
Wyprawif Moskalom
Weselisko krwawe.
Nauczy4 KoSciuszko
Pod Racfawicami,
Jak sieklera, kosaa,
Rozprawlac Z wregaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13

co koh m6gt wyskoczyc. Swia-
dek pc lewel stronie trzYmaf
sic mocno poreczy siedzenia
= wszystko mu migotaio
pred oczami. Wilus poclf sic
jak mysz = mic ME w;dziai,
zgola mic. ,Tato, 'wolaf bez-
przestannie = tato, ia sle
boie = przestah" Ale Buda-
lewski voltage: - Cicho! Me
be-, sic! Mic CT ME bedzie! =
popedza} ,,Manerwe" ma nowo.
Coraz gwaftownle] gnai Blu
da)ewski = klacz pokryta
plana uciekaSa, jakoby pred
zwlerzem drapieznem 4 WV
sunleteml naprzod uszami, po-
wiewalaca grzywa wydetemi
nozdrzami pedzlla iak wiatr,
sfys2ac "a SODA wofanle ME-
litosclwego swego pana. W
tenn ma skrec,e uirzaf Buda-
iewski z daleka M,llera ma
koniu, wlec rozpoczefy sic wy.
scigi wsciekie, ;akoby losy
calego swlata cd nlch zawisfy.
Jak kula acmatn'a popedzita
Minerva" kolo domow l
drew - dotaria do wlatraka
Nv mgniealu Okla JUL 60 po-
zostawi'a daleko ga SODA =
tylko naprzod - naprzod!
Mlllera konlk pospleszaf al
milo ,,Jeszcze k%wadrans''. po-
myslaf sobie Miller i cmok :
mai ma konia, kiedy uagle
usiyszat "a sofia wolanie Blu.
dajewskiego. Vice poganiaf j
cmokai = konlk sLwaf iak
sarna, krzyk Budajewsklego
! turkot karyolkl zbll2at sic
coraz bardziej.
Oba kople wytezyty wszyst-
kie SHY, ale Minerva" CORA
= juz tylko O Nrok oddalona
- wlec move cmokanle Mil
lara move wOian1a BudaieW-
skiego.
Wlem karyolka wradajac
W zagiebienle W drodze, s'lnie
stukneta, Drzacy re strachu
swiadek mocnlej sic s~chwycii
poreczy, a Wilus FACIAL pfekaG
l krzYczeG.
= Clcho chtopcze! Cicho!
JUL 20 nam! Clcho! powladam
CT! VIC!
Jeszcze jedno 'lderzenie ba'
tenn = pociagnlecie le)cami
wsrod radosnego krzyKu Blu
dajewsklego przesclgfa Miner,
wa" Mllera.
Budajewski podnlosf sic
dumnie W karyoIce. Ale
)eszcze wyscigl ME skohczone
= do folwarku uopedzic TREE
ba, tam Jest meta vice
cbociaz ME ma obawy, ably
90 Miller aogonll, ME zwolnl1
biegu. Tam pa skrecie PREY
mlescie stoi 6rogozkaz MEDIA
leko m;eszkania Budaja, w'e(
W .levo skreca Budajewsk
ale skreca "a bl,zko i =
buch! = rym! = iedno ude
rzenie ! juz karyolks wywro
coma.
= Powoli, ?owcl - mru'
cza1 soble Miller, %zwalnia]ac
kroku = ley parada! Terra;
my wYgral'smy!
X.
Ma wlezY niasteczka wyblt'
po1noc. W ubogiei lzdebct
mafa lampka sfabe rzuca swit
Ito. Pc cichu drzwi sic otwle
raja - wchodzi nlewiasta
ubrana ubogo schludnie
re liza W oku przypa:ruje Sit
smutnemu obrazo Wi.
Prey 15Aku sledzi ma stacen
krzesle, W postawie ma pc
leiace] mezczyzna Z obwlaza
ma reks ram1eniem, glow
take owinieta szcroklem
chustkaml. Zda]e sic we snl
spoczywat, ale sen ten 60
~ .1~.- l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-13
Bogato ilusrrowane czasoplsn,o
humorystyc2ne :.
MIG

siedmiu nalregularniej dwn .szy
m~lesiecznle q. ] Is! "e.na~xs.
sic prawdziwvm humurpn ~
bornyni llustracjamj, wy tonan,,rI
przez nalznak"mjt>,,ch 1T .4,aw
polskich j 2%gra: ia. k.,, ,,e
chce zabaw'c. ,%esrlsc rna-
czyc MECH zani~: ~'4}c IS
gusG", ktoGy ,~,uag*slla ,...s~
dowc,py. wesuie v.vrs,r. hunury:
ski ! satyry.
Ilustracye So jo&ze hul :. v,,r
i odb,te w slawlyln xlk.&.l.,
systycznym
A. Przyszlaka We Lwou,e
Gaia prasa pol,Aa uzn>Sa
IS m i { s. jake 1:jl+pSzr pi.rne
humorystyczne polskie. re,,sg.wa.
oe W duchu prawdziwi1 ,olsk,n.
iemoksatycznym, pod hassen.
nRownosf, wolnost i niepo3'e-.
glosc".
DO nsmigusa" jake b~ezp}atny
dodatek doiaczane bywaia utwors
torteplanowe najulubiehszych &nn,-
pozytorow.
Przepfata ma Smigu." wyucsi:
w Ameryce: rocAnie > dolary,
poirocznie ~ doIara.
PrenEmerate Undergraduates
p~rzesy}ac przekazem p~ocztnwvm
Tub delarami papleru~ymi " hscie
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pod ai,-sem:
Administracya ,,sm,gnsa~ I,wow
(Leopon Europa, AusEya, GaIicya.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-10
Degenerate Eastern Indians.

In all things, except when aroused by
the excitement of the hunt and in driv.
ing logs upon the dangerous rapids in
the lumber region, the Indians of the
East are cowardly, and they are much
given to vice. Let one of them be at
tackled by moose, bear, or caribou, or
even wild cat, and he will battle to
the end. They will take great hazards
on the thin ice over whirling waters for
a fish, and no Jam of logs has terror for
them, even though white men turn away.
But let dog of civilization growl at
them; let them see yellow sun or com
ct; put them on board steamboat, or
take them into court for some transgres.
sion, and they show abject fear aud
cowardice. Even spirituous liquors do
not give them temporary courage.
They are only sclf-possessed and brave
when in the forest, on lake, stream, or
lonely woodland.
They have no place with the voting
population OF the State, though many OF
them can read ahd write, aud some
are regular newspaper correspondents,
but they have tribal form of govern
ment, choosing at their elections Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, and
member of the Legislature. Tho latter
is always at the Capitol at the opening.
lie draws his pay and mileage at once,
and Immediately returns home, leaving
the public business to be conducted by
whoever takes an interest in It. All
members of the tribes ride at half fare
in cars and steamboats, when they have
the money to pay, and free when out OF
funds. They never attempt to ride In
the latter way when they can afford to
pay.
AS laborers for all purposes of the
whites the Indians, both men aud women
are worthless, and are never employed
Ia the settlements. But in hunting,
fishing, canoe work aud cooking they
excel. New York Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-10
How to Preserve q Piano.

''In spite Of all the efforts Of tn
makers" said piano tuner recently, g.
do not believe there is one piano In Que
hundred that, with ordinary parlor use,
will stand in tune more than two months.
An unskilful musical ear, it is true, will
fail to detect any important discord in
piano for six months, or perhaps longer;
but no cultivated ear can tolerate the
discordaut notes that the best piano will
insist upon giving out after two months
of use.
"When you think once that the steel
wires and iron frames of piano are al
ternately contracting aud expanding
under the variations of the surrounding
atmosphere, giving a constant movement
OF the wires and consequent change ia
the pitch and tone of the instrument,
the impossibility of piano maintaining
a perfect tone for any length of time
must be at once apparent, and if you
will but reflect on the surprising fact
that the tension OF the strings OF
piano causes a strain on the body of the
instrument equal to the weight of 100,-
600 pounds, you will doubtless agree
with me that piano that will remain in
perfect tune for year is an instrument
that must necessarily be of extreme
rarity, if not impossible to make.
"a piano, good, bad or Indifferent,
when new, should be tuned once a
month. The longer an instrument re.
mains urtuned the lower its pitch OF
tone becomes; and when it is desired to
have the piano drawn to concert pitch
the strain on the body of the instru.
ment is greatly increased, so much, in
fact, that the case is liable to yield
gradually, necessitating second
tuning within week, or two weeks at
the furtherest. 1t is common error
among professional piano players to
think piano should remain in tune at
least a year. Professionals know bet
ter. New York Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-10
A large majority of the men who enter

A large majority of the men who enter
the governmental departments at Wash.
ington remain in the service unless dis.
missed, says the Washington Post.
Many young men enter with the view of
studying for profession, and the short
hours and regular salary offer ample op.
portunity for this. Some of them carry
out their intention and occupy leisure
hours reading law or medicine. Others
lose all ambition for better things or be.
come eutangled in some love affair, marry,
and then are dependent on salary for
maintenance and compelled to keep up
the routine life. Continued service in
the departments has tendency to make
men timid, and many who quit aud go
out In the world find themselves untitled
to buffet with the rude, rough demands,
and return to the treadmill existence.
Each year more women are added to the
department service aud ia few years
they will monopolize the clerkships.
The life Of department clerk has some
attractions and many drawbacks. One
thing is certain, his salary, aud this is an
important item.