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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18

IT'S QUITE A STEP
from the great, gripping,
dreadful pills to Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. See what an adj
vance there is:
These little Pellets.
scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, are the
smallest and the easiest
to take tiny, sugar
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18


WINSTON SALEM would go up the
scale of progress rapidly if the fol-
lowing observations from an ex-
change were closely adhered to by
every citizen: A perfect town is
that in which you see the farmers
patronizing the home merchants,
the merchants patronizing home
printers, the laborers spending the
money they earn with their own
tradesmen and they buying their
things at home instead OF going
abroad. The spirit of reciprocity
between business men and mechanics,
tradesmen and laborers, the farmers
and manufacturers, results every
time in making the town d good one
for business.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18

THE South has been well treated
by President Cleveland in the matter
of appointments. Soutnerners have
received the following official plums ::
Ambassador to England, Ambassa-
dor to France; Minister to Spain,
Greece, Switzerland, Turkey, Persia,
Portugal, Chilli, Peru, Guatemala;
Consul General at Vienna, Mexico,
Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Shanghai and
Guayaquil, Consul at Hayre, Valpa-
raise, Kingston (Jamaica), Belfast,
Antwerp, Rheims and Annoy. The
South has Jared a little better than
the North.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18

On the 5th of June a remarkable
convention will assemble at Chicago.
1t was called in accordance with
resolution passed by the legislature
of Minnesota requesting the Cover
nors of other States to appoint com
missioners to formulate plans to do
away with coal combines and other
like evils. We hope that the conven-
ton will result in decisive measures
being inaugurated toward killing
trusts. Government was instituted
for the many and not for the few.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Asheville
Citizen having urged the building OF
wooden mills in Western Carolina,
the Wilmington Star says he is level
headed, but there is one great i'm
pedienent in the way and that is the
sheep killing dog-''the dog, the dog,
the Omnipresent, Irrepressihle. NUT
ton-gor2irg dog" II the Legisla-
ture could only get the same-opinion
and express itself SO forcibly, there
would be more peace for the sheep
and more WOODEN mills to manufae-
ture clothing for the men and boys.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-18

Purest water in America. From
the Appalachian Mountain
Region, 1,160 Feet above
the Sea.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
MEwAUkEE avenue STATE BNxE
Ma nsssos byfsvo basku
PAUL o. STENSLAND d co.
Bank Stanowy
KapitaI 5 25O.OOO.OO
GENERALITY INTEREs BANKowY.

GENERALITY INTERRS BANKOWY.
Odbterdiq hdndZosce { S-0oszczedzon<
Dieniqdze, przechosOujq tG6otoe. Pgooa
% czajny procens odpieniedzy do prss.
cho1OGnid SSozonych. Sprzedatooia asv.
9ldcye . DeksIe ma soszystkie psSnEsn
Europy. WNOzyczGjq pieniqKze no
NG1qc6 tnns rzeteIne p~oTsczenia.
W Stycznoad snassym bankism 1s.t
Hnwaukes Avenue Safe Deposits vaula.
ktore ~ zbudova si uzsdnons doskonaia. A an O
9IkN uazhodzic AMI Elodsis8e dostat 10 Do nichais
cene-
AtTss: hlIUiUkss LHnus Stats BsSt
eonsE hnvHakes Ave. a Carpenter B. cuoAso. Ia
URzEDNCYi
PAUL o. BTHEsLAE9. prezydenL Andrew O. LAuvxru
W~icspEezydenL CHARLns X B0aLTTEEE, EasTW M
HALD l. hoERuG, uecznfk.
DYRKKToRzY:
N. a. Ia Buy, John n. smuIskl. paul n.
stensland, John soherman, Charles n. sohly-
Tern, loren ID. Thoreon. &C Iausten F.H Herhod
John p. Hanson, William JohnsSn, Jonn ncLSr~S-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

telazny. skisdany sic jua M niego IL
lat . Pytau siA wiele 60 tam Jest "
kasief I c6a to wszystko znacxyf Czy
takiemi kapit alamill chcecie Polske Cd
budowac = chybs nas uwaascie "a 20.
sbawionych roxumu. - Ten fundusz
tslszny to tylko fup. m kt6ry ida Nor
gensternY | inni. Ozy ola tych patryo-
tow ten fundusxH.
Funduss telaxny poczawszy Cd Sci
mu VIII " Buffalo 20 dIie6 % Lutego
1893 wynosi dol. 8l72 cen. AZ, wyraznie
dolar6w OsmtYsieoy sto siedmdziesist
diva, oent6w c~zterdziesci diva, / Jest
dostatecznis ubezpieczony = opr6cz to-
60, Hinduism Aelaznego dol. 272 oen.
90 jest zaleg'osci u Grup. Przyp.
Red)
Nova konstytucya piszal Ola kogo,
POGO . stara zh ju4 ola wasf Ia
chcecie t498.50 wydaef m nows
$1,000 ma ttomaczenie.
Nv kaadym razie 20 Sejmie x Kon-
stytucya drukowana bye must jake wy
czerPana- Przyp. Rsd)
Przecie to bogatele = czlonkowie to
zaPiacar = Ola czego ME trzyma6 sic
starej konstytucyi.- Wszakte taxa ia
ks jest uznslo kilku Biskup6w IA dobra
= wiec je4eli sic nia nieraz Biskupami
zastawialismy vice must bye dobra.
Dlatego moja rada jest taxa: 1. znie.
sienie Podatk6w jak powyteJ o tenn
vspomniaiem; III. reformowa6 ,,zgode",
to jest z~mnieiszyc jei wydAtki; III. po-
zostawie stare konstytucys Z potrze-
|bnemi . na czasie poprawkami. Oto
nasze siuszne zadanie.
q szacunkiem
y. Kupferschmiedt,
Delegat s. TX.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
Y Seattle,

SEATTLE, Wash. dnia 1890 Msja 1893.
Rocznice 3go Msja obchodzilismy 2
jak najwieksza uroczYstcscia W sail p.
Nowickiego, kt6ra ma eel ten jak mai.
piekniej udekorowano. Prezes p. No
wich otworzyi posiedzenie, przedsn-
wiaiac pubhcznosci W jskiem oelu sic
tn zebralismy. Ma prezydujscegO OBJ.
chodu powolal p. Buczkowskiego a
tenAe ns sekretarza nitej podpisanego.
Pierwszym NOVICE byl p, Boguslaw
Mahkowski, ktory " swej dos6 dlugiej
movie przedstawii ~publicznosci znacze.
ME Konstytucyi ! Iei ustawy, przeble.
gsjsc W krotkich ustepach Gala historys
PolSki. M6wii " kohou o Zwiazku
Mar. Polskim / o Zjednoczeniu Re.
Kstolickiem, jak niejedni mylnie TO-
zumieja, Re Zwiszek Mar. Pol. napada
ma Zjednoczenie RI. Kat, kiedy Zwia
EEK tylko krytykuje ksiety, kt6rzy pu-
blicznie wystepuja przeciw Zwiaskowi.
Nova P. B. Mahkowskiego wywsrla ma
obecnych ogolne wrszenie, to ter DO
skohczeniu takowej ME szczedzono Q.
klaskow. Ma drugiego m6wce powo-
iano p. Jana Dsbinskiego, kt6ry W
krotkich lecz dobitnYch siowsoh aywo
przedstawil cele Zwia<ku | prosil ably.
smy sic wszYscy ochoczo lsczyli pod ten
sztandar wolnosoi. Nadmienil take o
wypadkach sm!erci dw6ch oESonkow.
pozostawiajacych po sobie dwie wdowy,
ktorym Zwiazek Mar. Polski tax chetuie
z Pomocs poSpieszyl, " ogole nadmie
niajso IL to jest instytucya nsjlepsza
jsks kiedykolwiek egzystowals. [Okla.
skill. Prezydujacy obchodu p. Buczko:
wski przem6wil " kilku slowach jak
PowinniSmy sPrswy polskiej bronie i
zawsze kiedy potrzebs tego bedzie wy.
magais " obropie jej stawac. Nskoniec
Prezes p. Nowicki podziekowal publ
cznOsci "a tax iczne ~zgromad1enie sic
i tyczyi abysmy M drugi rok wpodw6j.
mel hczbie sic zgromadzili.
Pc obchodzie odezwaly sic dzwieki
muzyki, a miodzieA tutejszs bswils sic
ochoczo az do al Przy odchodzie "a
jntonowai p. J6zef Msnkowski ,Boae
COS Polske', ktorY to hymu rszem cd.
~spiewano.
SEczegolne podziekowanie nalezy sic
panu 1 pannie Annie Nowiokisj "a pod.
jete truly l "a zajecie sic udekoro
vsnism sail, jake ! Rodskom, kt6rzy
ME szczedzili trud6W, ably ns obehod
Przybyc; gdya wSzyscy " odleglOsci 80
nil cd Seattle IA takowy sic stswiH.
Do tych Esa, kt6rzy Ola r64nych pre-
'Ekoj M oboh6d stswi6 sic ME byli "
moanoSci, Z Przyjemnosois mogs zast6.
sowa6 wierSz:
ut desuDt virss, tamen est laudanda
K0ziNfers Mahkoaoski,
aakr. ohohodu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
DIR. 4 Statkiewicz,
Lokarz ze starapo kraiu

AOhoh1 &c ptoTOSO kFdJu
z dfugoletnia praktyka PREY srpitalach
jak " Europie, tax / Ameryce, specjali-
sta chor6b ~kobieoych i dziecinnych, Ie-
cry z dobrym skutkiem wsEelkie choro-
by ~zsstarzale, jak to: dusznosc, reums-
tyzm, choroby gardia, piersi, toladka;
Dol giowy, ocz, noss, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 skorze; choro-
roby m~aciczne, zboczsnis regularnosci
blade opaawy, krwotoki, n~iep1odnosc
bolesci popoaogOwe i t p. dolegEiwosci
kobiece wog6le wszslkie choroby met
czyzn, kobiet i dEieci - isczy predko !
skuteoznie.
Lekarstws 50 p~rzyrzadzane " mojem
iaboratoryum, pod wyiscznym mym do
Zorem.
Do dokiadnie 70 lie mnAnosci cEytel-
nie) opisanego twego c~ierpienia dolacz
z cent znaczek pocztowy, q odwrosns
Poczta odpowiem lie bedzie trwac kura-
eva ] co beds kosztowso leksrstwa.
Adres:
DIR. ". StGtkiesOics,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
w sprawie Konstytucyi.

cyl i Ustaw ola Zwialku Mar.
Pol, opracowany przez Komitet
wybrsny z grona Delegatow "a
mieszkaiych W Chicago.
Powinnoicis Redakcyi Jest r6
wnieA drukowac uwagi i krytyke
mad Projektem. ME moaemy je-
dnsk ME sastrzedz sobie czynie.
mia objasnieh, jeaeli Autor gfosi
swe uwagi mylne lub cechujace
nieswiadomosG.
Pierwsze uwagi otrzymaliSmy
z Winons, MINI. cd So. Delegate
SeJmu TX OBJ. v. Kupferschmidt,
ktore ponitej podajemy.
Ssano,ony Redaktorzel
Prose- niniejssem o iaskawe umie-
szczenie " organic nassem zwis1kowym
nzgoda" kilka uwag, kt6re PREY mad
c~hodzacym sejmie warte szerszej uwa-
81.
nzgoda" jak wiadomo, ogiosila "
No. 20 projekt do K~onstytucyi Zwia-
zku N. P. opracowany przez Komitet
zioaony z delegat6w grup Chicsgoskich.
Ten projekt podano pod rozwage, sad i
dyskusye wszystkich Zwiazkowych
grup.
w owym projekcie widzimy nadzwy
czajnie wisle zmisn, dodatk6w i opu-
szczeh, tax Re duch dawnej Konstytu
cyl prawie zniki q przecis tn stara
konstYtucya z masemi poprawkami do
statecznie by nam j~eszcze wystarczyls.
Wtym nowym p~rojekoie do konstytu-
cyl widzimy zlanie oaiego prswa do
rozporzsdzsnia funduszami ~zwiazkowy-
mi ma Rad Centralny. zksd zas wez-
mic Zwiazek pieniadze ma oplacenis
koszt6w podroty Ola czlonk6w t. z.
przyszlego Trybunaiu zwiazkowego
oraz ma placenie i'm dyet $500 zkad
zaplaci sekretarza tego Trybunalu o
$500 dziennie, zkad wezmis fundusz ma
~oPiacenie nowego zarzadcy druksrni i
Organu nZgoda" ktorego pensya ms 90
nsjmniej wynosie $4,000 zksd wezmie
ma bibliotekarza, zakupno ksiaaek, apa.
ratow ! potrzeo drukarskioh, kiedy i tax
coraz to wiekszy niedobor PREY .,Zgo.
dzie"lI
Bedzie wiec trzeba nowy ma czlon.
kow naiozyc podatek, nowy cieaar, q
stad MOVIE Observation-Disclosures W Zwia
zku.
Jezeli teras zwrocimy uwsgs ma cele
kt6re sobie zwiszek " ~projekcie novel
konstytucyi wytksl ma publikacye dziea
polskich DO dotad tylko o n.kladzie
nBozenny" wiemy, ma plstne podroae
Prezydenta, ma kosrta sejmu, pensye
sekretarzs, redaktora, budowanie VIA
snego ~narodowego donu, ma posylki do
krsju, M parady obchody, to chyba
czionkowie zwiazku kras6 p6jda ably to
wszystko, krwswo zapracowanym gro
we oPiacic, z jakiegO powodur pytam
sic.
Welding mojego zdania, pierwszs
sprawa ma Ssjmie powinno bye zniesis-
ME podatku pc / cent PREY kazdym
wypadku smierci ozlonka Tub jego tony.
Czyz ma to many sklads6 przeszlo ID
cent6w miesiecznie, ably Zgoda mogis
wyrownywsc swoje ds6oyty, a przecie /
tax ozlonkowie MUSIC placi6 przymuso
Wy abonament czy umieja, cry ME
umiejs czytac, a GAIA ia nzgodA" sluty
tylko "a doins krowe pswnym osObi.
stosciom; DO jeAeli kazdy ty0odnik
mialby kosztowac t80O.53 kwsrtalnie
bez msteryaiu J porto wysylki, to rzecz
dziwns 10 lyle pism .tygodniowych
ktore ME msjs przymuSowego sbons-
mentu istniec o sWoich siisoh moga | ma
rodowi oddswac uslugi. Wiec ma to
vase szumne oswisty, szkoly, instytU-
eye, ! I. d. kt6ryoh d~otychczss Mkt ME
widzial ohcecie ciagle oststni grosz
biednego robotnika ME pomnac Ae mote
dzieci jego lskna chlebspi
(Szanowny Autor rsczy objssnic z
jskiegO kr6dls ozerpsl wiadomosci, 10
Gr-I-.-- 49, A. NJ Il
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
Sfawny OleJek Reumatyczny
P~ROCHOWICZA.

Lekarstwo M r~eumstyzm, pstsnto-
wane IL Kwietnia 1888 r. Jest 70 Do
moo ma wszystkie boleSci reumatycsne
" rsmionaoh, iokciaeh, kolauach, l "
ogole we wszystkioh sgieciach rak /
nog, leczy takae Dol glowy zwauy neu-
ralgia.
Butelka z ~dolaczonym przepisem u
tycia kosztuje dollar jeden.
Nabyc moana u
Leonardo TuchookSego,
% Clesver Str. Chicago. Ils.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31
SOKOk


ToWarzystwo lecznicze ,.Sok6i' poleca
nastepujace lekarstwa wypr6bowane | fabry-
kowane przez najlepszych lekarzy.
1. Maryahskie krople zoiadkowe xale-
cane przez lekarzy przy w~szystkich cho-
robach toiadka, butelka S1.OO
Q. Baisam ma kaszel, butelka Soc.
3. Pewne lekaistwo ma SIsznosc cry
II astme Sl.O0
4. Ma nieEawodne ~wypedzenie ia.
siemca sioik $500
8. SarsaParila ma czyszczenie krwi
butelka 81 90
6.Mas6na wyrzuty d~ziecinne ma twa-
rIy. giowie | szyi, pudeiko 70 o.
q. Masc gojaca nawet najwiecej Ia
twardziaie wrSody ma nogach 81 90
8. Pigufki zalecone PREY braku krwi
a dziewcIst / miodych mezstek, pudei-
ko 500
9. Najlepszy liniment ma reumatyzm
" krEykach | cEfonkach, butelka Sl.00I
Przy tenn udxiela sic rady lekarskiei liste-
wnie v jezyku polskim / wysyia lekarstwa
"a nadesianiem jednego dslara.
ADRES:
sOkOf Medical Compagnie
1920 Chene Str. DETROIT, MICH.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-31

II, Charles A. VOgslsr Co. Baltimore, M
, 1893-06-07
FrOm Tie West Twdi0N 4 O0mmsrcal
AdUsrGisSr.

Mr.. E. Johns Powell. of London. who has
for many years been intimately connected
with sanitation, and hygienic matters gener-
ally, AS editor OF the SdnitGTiGn the Londow
Medical Recorder, &c, 10 expected shortly TO
visit the West India Islands, landing first
at Demerara.
He purposes giving a short series Of
popular lectures on hygiene in each Of the
islands he visits. Talks about HEALTH in
which he will introduce some Of tho newest
and most reliable inventions in connections
with the matters he touches upon. These
will embrace such subjects as From the
infant to the adult" and be especially
interesting to mothers and ladies generally.
The house we live in. "sand Sewerage and
drainage" Mr. Powell was selected by the
National Health Society many years since
to get up the first Health Exhibition held in
London, whloh was prior TO the "Healthe.
ries" held at South Remington in 1884.
Though small, as compared with the Health.
cries" it was nevertheless a great success
and he was highly complimsnted by the press
of London on the achievement. He alac
gave meritoyio4s gratuitous assistance at the
"Healtheries" under Sir Henry Trueman
Wood, Mr.. Ernest Hart, &c. Amongst other
work he undertook the exhibition at that
great display of three, completely furnished
kitchens, viz. a Thighsclass, q middtesclass
and a workman's kitchen. The. iGttsS:.1aMea :,
one so ATTRACTED the attention of1he lap4peses.
autho, .tiss::that they purchased Ten Hpc:. lHSs.
was also at his own suggestion: charged to in-
troduce three nurssries. but atthe lot moment
could not obtain the required spaoe,, oFing 20
The great demands for room. IN 1852 xs. ).
Powell paid . visit to South America. whom
he delivered lectures of q similar character
to those he purpose giving in the Wet
Indian Islands, and they were rsportedt 1.
satss'o by the Principal newspapers ,i BY that
country.
, 1893-06-07

and on one occasion The soldiers had to fix
bayonets. 1t is alao stated that certain
Scotch Protestant workmen known to be Homs
rulers were attacksd-a symptom of the very
bitter feeling entertained in Ulster against
the Scotch for having deserted 'men of their
own race and religion" A marked feature
of the riots has been the tremendous exertions
of the Unionist org anisations to stamp out
disorder. Not only the municipal authorities
and the Magistrates. bat the employers, are
striving everywhere to keep the people quiet.
Mr.. Wolf, of the great shipbuilding firm, for
example, went SO far as to prevent the men
coming to work before breakfast. and rated
them sou..dly ia a speech such as few masters
now care to address to their hands" II in
spite of these exertions the town experienced
three days rioting, what will be the condiss
ton of Affairs hen the masters, Magistrates.
and municipal officers. are With. not sgainst.
the mob
, 1893-06-07
st. Thomas, End June 1898
Z T1s sAs Editor of "1he Balstim"

Sir.-In reference to the tslsgraphic news
that oasss OF cholera have occurred again in
Hamburg. / have asked my Company for
PARTICULARS sna Teesi this morning the
f~ollowieg answsr, which kindly publish in
your psper, in order thereby to dispsl wrong
iD>pssyslahs, which the above -exaggersted
news might have sventaslly oaassd 10 paeties
interested in the t.affc with Hamburg. and
10 she public in general
"Staie Health excellent, only one isolated
lease twsntyseventh May"
Believe me, Dear Sir.
Yours truly,
r. BECKER.
Superintendent of the HambUrg
american Packet Company.
, 1893-06-07
Spectator, Nav 6th.)

The second reading Of the Miners' Eight.
Hours Bill was carried on Wednesday by o
Majority OF 279 10 col, after q remarkable
declaration from Mr.. Gladstone. He stated
that the majority Of his cabinet. and es-
pecialiy Mr.. Asquith, were in favour Of the
Bill, though q minority were Of another
opinion, and would abstain from voting.
He himself thought that the mining indus
try was. entitled to the Bill if it wished for it,
and that the majority OF that industry was in
its favour. He should, therefore, record his
vote for the second reading, but with the
reserv 9 that he thought the evidence imper
Gsct; that he would not fine the masters only, "a
the Bill does, for evasions of the law; and
that he should be greatly Inclined
towards a SyStem of Local Option. He
liked Local Option. He had even, in
1886, proposed to exempt the North
Eastern corner of Ireland from the Home
rule Bill, and had obtained the Nationalist
consent to that proposal, which be and his col
eagues chad nev,r with d A more
Ixtra ordinary OCCASION for making q dscla-
alton which would be of vital Importance
but that Ulster and the Unionists are certain
not to accept it, was certainly never
selected; and it should be carefully
noted that the House heard it without
any sign of enthusiasm or assent. Lord
Randolph Churchill strongly supported
the Bill, observing that Parliament was
bound to deal with the matter, and not leave
1t to be settled by agitation aud strikes;
which, however, it should be noted will begin
at once If the consequence of the reduction
OF hours ia a reduction in wages.
, 1893-06-07

News from Berlin states that the Kaiser has
notified the Committee of the Royal Yatch
Club that he will race his yatch against the
Britannia" belonging to the Prince Of Wales,
il the forthcoming matches.
London newa announces that Prince Alfred,
the eldest son of 81. r. Fl. the Duke of Edin-
burgh, 10 recov sring from an attack of scarlet
fever.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales
and daughters attended o state concert at
Buckingham Palace yesterday, this being thei,
first appearance since the death of Fl. r. II.
the Duke Of Clarence.
The death is announced of Mr. George Potter
the ven known lubour leader.
1t is reported from Vienna that q long dis
lance foot race from Berlin to the former
city has been accomplished in l hundred
aud ffty-four and three quarter hours;
she winner of the contest is said TO be a
vegetarian.
AtChicngo the Danish National f5te was
most enthusiastically observed by the Danish
residents and visitors at the Worlds Fair.
1t 10 said that more Danes were assembled
than had ever been known outside of Den
mark. Three thousand Eve hundred uniform
ed Danish subjects paraded the City and
exhibition grounds, which was witnessed by a
very large assemblage of spectators; several
OaHlsn oAuClaIB gave patrlOtlc addresses 10
their countiymen, and their musical Societies
assisted the celebration by the rendering of
National songs. The Danish exhibit was
formally thrown open, including the interesting
relics Of Hans. Andersen. The celebrated
casts from the Thorwaldsen Museum, CopenN
hagen; a Golden Model of Rosenberg Castle;
also the National Jewellery and the we'll
known collection Of Ceramic Art.
New York, June 9Th.
Flour st, Lawrence pr. brl. $3.50
Meal. lest brSnil w'ne. per. brL. 2.75
Heavy Mess Pork. per brl. q
New Seasons Pork, per brl. %
c,.~ 4 Crystals per Id. A.
~ F. % q. X. per 10 az
E,,ngiish Islands Molasses pr gal. 100.
Exrhtngr New York and London. 4.87
London, June 9Th.
(Demerars Crystals " cwt FL Is Cd
Sugar Muscovada l5s 81 = los Sd.
German Beet 20 l8s AID
Demerara Rum pr gal. Is, Id Sd
Trinidad CecCt pr owt. E3 l8S. Cd.
Consels 80
Rank of England rate of Discount 4.
Liverpool Cotton. Kidding upland Ib44.
Three pr ct. ltenteS in Paris 98.35.
, 1893-06-07

The report of the R.M .S.P. Co. for 1892, as
published in the European Mail. represents
eight fewer voyage, 100000 miles, than
were performed in 1891, the decrease being
III the South American SO vice. The surplus
(l65 4l5ll GA tAe year enables the directors to
trinsfer 70,OOW to the repair and renewal
account, write of 4 O.O0OL for depreciation,
place the usual sum of AZ, 70OI. to insurance
account. and carry 5,O8sl. to profit and loss.
1t Mas not 50 far been found necessary to
invite the subscriptions for the remaining
100, U(OL of debrn ures. The insurance acss
count is chargeable with only a trifing
amount Lesilss hc small debit in the ao-
couat for June half year. The directors
have, therefore, considered it suitable to
transfer 7 .0O0l. in reduction If the adverse
balance sn the repair and renewal account,
which liz then somewhat less than at the
beginning Of the year From the balance
of fheinsuranoe account (22, 710I. in excess
Of :hs usual rrserve of 227, OO0I) they re-
commend the payment of a bonus of IL los
a share for the half year ended December 81
tax fnsa. This with the payment in Ooto-
her last, will make q distribution of 8 per cent
for the year.-Nt. TkOmG 1idSnde
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-10-21
y LONG DANCE.


An Old-Time English Actor Who Skipped
from London to Norwich.
The longest dance on record is prob
ablv that Of William Kemp, an actor OF
some celebrity in the reign OF Queen
Jcl;zabeth. He was comedian and
Anced all the way from London to
Norwich. He was attended by tabor
er. servant and an overseer, and the
Boston Globe thinks it was doubtless a
good thing for him that there were no
omnibnses or police then, for they
would probably have imposed more i'm
pediments in the way Of his progress
than did the country people He start
ed with several presents OF greats and
crooked sixpences for luck, and laden
with these danced to Stratford with
out rest. There many invited him to
drink, but the notes OF the tabor cut
short his iocularities, and he pranced
off to Ilford, where he had to reject
another carouse that was offered to
him. From Ilford he danced in the
moonlight to point near Romford,
and that ended his first days exploit
subsequently he went in for early
risings to avoid market people, and
though suffering from a sprain OF the
hip which he received he danced 1t
well again, to the delight of the
crowd that accompanied him, some
two hundred in number. When he
reached Chelmsford he was SO exhaust
ed that he could not dance at all for a
time, and his fourth days dance was a
hard one-thick woods on each side
and lanes full of deep holes, 50 that
sometimes, he says, he s'skipt up to the
waist which must have placed him In
woeful plight. He rested at Braintree
and danced three miles off his next
days journey. His next stop was at
Sudberry, where a butcher tried to
dance with him, but in half a mile he
was tired and had to give in. He
danced the ten miles from Bury to
Thetford in three hours. His next
stage was to Roclland, from which
point his post attempted to accompany
him, but lay down from fatigue at the
end of two fields. When he reached
Norwich he had to dance in and out OF
the city twice, for his overseer missed
him in the crowd and made him do the
distance over again to avoid any posi-
bility of error.