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and Apartments to Let.
unfurniahed-Eaat Side.

rAEk AYE; 2.1. s.s. s2i; ns.f sS, d,s st; ass:.;
on ' small families WITH references; rent. s32 to
s36; one montn's rent free. Janitor.o' nrsnis".'
LEXINGTON AVE. northve.t corner 1881 ST.
room perfect order. janitor. .
lsT AVE Go, near aath At. Three large rooms,
rev stationary tubs healthy i'ca''on' river
I'D AVE. 7aS. near 3s,h at. -Thrc, now rooms,
large %clc,et; elegant hrt SINCE HAT; small
families; Slo.
III AVE, i6s aud te5-tlats OF ) rooms. Apply
= oisuitor.2 i3 Fast 18th 81.
I'D AVE. lsls-s .cond floor f:,, b large rooms,
newly painted! REM reduced. $40.
80 AVE. 7nS- Apartments OF two rooms In ri.
ceIlent order puiet, weil.kept house 'ow ient.
30 AVE, 1862. near Nth al. Arsttinents OF y,
rooms, with improvements; ~ 10 W.
4rH ;ST., 10 E~AST-Thrs and four room apart
ments with I'm provenients ,nn'tor.
9Th ST. 234 EAST-Sis rooms; bath ali i'm.
p%ro,emsnis. Inquire i%snitor.
7TH ST. 40 FAST Finest Tia, on cas-, side, ground
floor ali improvements
7rn ST., rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. three and fon-
rooms, all light, walls nicely painted; improve.
mems.
7TH ST, o.. ring bell 3-ElcEAut. lisht, airy
flats, 6 rooms aud bath latest improvements;
cheap rent.
18TH ST., Gas EAST-Rent Tree TO oct. !; tine
apartments; all improvements. to let cheap.
18TH 81. 800 EAST nice rooms. ga, three,
SlI nice rooms and bedroom. ~. $50
lITH 81, 2u3 EASE Elegant ilsts, rooms,
private hall. bathroom, heated halls: all in.
provements, s24. 1913.
9TH ST. 5l2 AND SIG E~ASr-rine floor, five
rooms; good air rent moderate.
18TH ST., 1917 AND 800 wEsT-Eleraut apart
ments OF 3 and 4 rooms: oil i'm improvements: ron,s
cheap: location t1ne. J,nitor.
26rH 81 23o EASr-J rooms, large and hrht,
will Improvements, rents from sl2 to Sl4.
.Ianitor.
33D ST.. 237 EAST-Singie flats. sight rooms all
improvements. no AirsbAltS; two hail bedrooms
rents from $50 to $40.
36TH ST.. $40 EAST-Eiesaut spartments, all
improvements rent $40 f2S also broom base.
ment. SIS.
Asst ST. ITO EAST, near Park ve.-Apartments
OF . and 4 lget rooms: Improvements 8l2. 81;
list ST., als EAsT-Desirable second private nat
4lST ST. $40 EAsT prospect HMD-Two srlen-
did. newly decorated fonr- room ilats; all inn
%provements carpeted halls and stairs; rout ST. TO
$40. JAnitor.
4lST ST.. ll2 EAST. near Park ave. Three and
four light rooms; improvements: newly decor
ated only Sl2. 80. Sl5. 80.
Attn ST. 1886 TO 142 LAST Steam. hcated
S33 to $40. Apply onice. Els Lexington ave. ,
corner 4ath st. or jsnitor on promises.
rooms: stationery tubs: convenient location
e14, SO.
65TH S1.. 800 distributions that's. 8 rooms,
all Improvements one flight j. station rent s2l.
T4TH ST.. III E~AST-Parlor flat hvs large. con-
venient room, aud bath. fine order, S25: pos
session.
18TH ST, 1914 EAST-Cosey sasond FIAT, all i'm
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18TH sT., 12s wEST-wanted. 2 WORKING girls %
oosrd; large light room terms moderate; re-
spectaole. auiet. rear house; ring wscks's bell .
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ST.. 80 WEST - Front rooms; superior
rd; $40, ST. and Slt for two; single. S6,
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10TH ST. 13S WEST Double light room, ciosstS
ekcellent hoard; 50 Tor two; private family.
pAuuet's bell,
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$50 ST, 33 WEST-Two large. front, sunny
rooms, handsomely furnished superior board.
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18th ST, l38 WEST-S5: heated single room,
.isely furnished; bath excsilen tb board private
amilY Gihhs'. beIl.
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igrH ST. g6S wEsT-A ,puny basenept and
bedroom Tor light hou,eSespinS rent IS.
'.. ..s.ioa snd ". o, Ssss psHisa 70 assseai
board optional.
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BENGALEsE sUPERsTITIoNs.
Gleanfngs From n Report of the Bonn
bay AntbropologfcaI society.

From the Lewiston Journal.
Some curious facts concerning SUPER
stitions among the Bengalese have recently
been made public in the annual report OF
the Bombay Anthropological Society. From
the paper mentioned the following oddities
have been CLEANED. Shouting the name of
The king of birds Isarunda) drives away
Snakes. Shouting Ram! Ramu drives away
ghosts. Cholera that attacks on Monday
or Saturday always proves fatal: cholera
mat attacks on Thursday never ends fatal
u. The Towering of the bamboo means
famine. In tanning. il the fan strikes the
body II should be instantly knocked three
times against the ground. When giving
aims the giver and receiver should both be
on the same side OF the threshold IL is
bad TO pick ones teeth with the nails II
a snake be killed IL should Immediately be
burned. for all serpents that are 80 unwise
aS TO permit OF having their lives taken are
inhabited by the souls of Brahmans, which
hope thus to escape and work mischief.
The words snake" and tiger should
never he used after nightfall Call them
'creepers" and insects" Never awaken a
sleeping physician. Morning dreams al
ways come true.
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Nervous Debility,

ohce hardly KIN. a distinct subject OF medi-
cal treatment, has developed TO an alarming En-
tent in the present age. The restless feverish
hurry Of American life. the influence Of which 10
felt in the most remote districts. affords
ditions peculiarly favorable for tie development
are a dull. distressed mind. a partial deafness or
ringing In the ears. often erroneously attributed
to colds; occasional dmness Of sight: a tired list
less feeling times when should feel most
common symptoms are a love Of solitude. a prone
ness to melancholy thoughts: inordirate basbfal-
ness: nervousness; sudden twitching Of the MIS-
Giles in neck and other parts of the body; pain
ed in time. the entire system becomes de-
ranged, its delicate machinery refuses to act. and
the result is mental imbecily, insanity. death 10
life, 4 fate more horrible than any form Of death.
But II taken in hand in time. its progress can b
stayed. and IL not too far advanced. its ravages
can he repaired.
The physicians OF the United States Academy Of
MEDICINE and Surgery, s07-sOs-sll I9th street
northwest. have yet to fail in a single Of
NERVOUS DEBILITY which they have undertaken.
THEY KNOW M SUCH WORD As FAIL
OVerTor.rd housewives. weak women with large
families. business men. who. In the mad whid
Of competition. nrgec; the rules Of healthy living:
young people who eareIessly too confidently
fro~R upon tie vlror Of in all these classes
Iay he found the victims Of NERVOUS PROS
Tl:ATION. and 10 all these offer services.
confident that restore their shattered
nerves their normal state VI health Our ofbcs
ho@rs from to and 6 to 5. sundays 10 70
.. saturday evenings until ..
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Women ms watchmaker..

From The New York Herald.
The Waltham matchmaking establish
ment employs 1890 women among its 5000
work people. The superintendent of the
Waltham exhibit at the worlds fair said
of them: in many lines of the work wo-
men are superior to men, and I'm all lines
of the work women are more faithful than
the men," Yet IL that very superintendent
needed a foreman for one of mis- depart
ments he would select for the place some
strip of a boy and put him up over the
heads of the oldest and faithfulest women
in the works and give him twice the pay OF
the best salaried among these excellent
work women. IL is SO in every department
of industry, such is the power of the sex
superstition. This is the most discouraging
feature of woman's attempt to rise indus
trially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Matters That Interest Students in the
Various Branches.

The report for the first quarter will be
handed to the pupils next Wednesday, and
on that dsy joy. sorrow and halfway
between" sort of spirit will sweep down upon
the high schools like a whirlwind, but the
sorrow which will prevail among a large
portion Of the students will be somewhat
eased by the foot ball game which is to
come off on that day between the teams
from the Central and Business schools.
The Central-Eastern game was considered
the most important of the year. because it
decided the relative chances of those two
teams for winning the school championship
but the coming game will be far more ex-
citing, as the teams are more evenly match
ed. The teams will line up as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25

A0 ANJ -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
geray yet promptly on the Kidneyk
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial in iu
effects, prepared only from the mos.
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
Sss FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. sY. NEW Y0fK. RI
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Mr.. Gladstone was entertained al dinner
"Wednesday evening by James Knowles OF
the Nineteenth Century. Among the twelve
guests who were invited to meet the pre-
mier were Hugh X. Garden Of New York
the dean OF Westminster, and the Italian
ambassador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
A Guarded Answer.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Now confess. Mcbride. do you hold your
wife on your lap as much now as when you
were first married?' asked Barlow.
We'll, Barlow" replied Mcbride Ito tell
the truth, L believe she sits ON me rather
more now than then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25

Barnard. ............left hall. Lyman
Tindall. right half. Winsatt
Draw ner. fun back. Lewis (captain).
All of the companies in the regiment have
completed the instruction in the manual of
arms with the exception of the bayonet ex-
ercises and the loadings and firings A
number of the privates ordered their uni
forms with officers stripes on their trousers
All such cadets were obliged to send their
trousers back to Baltimore last Thursday
to have the stripes replaced by the regular
privates stripe. regimental order was
recently published to the effect that no
cadet will be permitted to drill hereafter
without complete uniform and clean white
gloves.
Central.
The Senior Club of "a was entirely re-
organized at the meeting at the residence Of
Miss Banes recently, and several new
members admitted to complete the men,
bership of the club. 1t was decided to hold
the meeting every other Friday evening.
At present there a-e but three officers Mr.
Ogden. president; Miss Mckenzie, recording
secretary, and Mr.. Hanford, corresponding
secretary. The other members of the club
are: Misses Minnie Sipe, Dolly Sipe, Mont
gomery, Prince Bane, Hamilton, Hubbard,
Bagg. Edmunds. Swan and Vaughn, and
Messrs. Burbank. Brandebury, Butts. Ora
ham, Saunders. Cockerell, Daxte-. Knight.
Norris and B-awner. The next meeting of
the club will be held on the Friday evening
after Thanksgiving.
The Review made its first appearance
last Monday, but it is hardly the paper that
the pupils expected to see, the whole paper
being made up principally Of stories. squibs
and school news two and three weeks old.
although the latter was probably due to
the delay on the part of the printer in pub
fishing the paper.
Those who attend to the success of the
paper are: Miss Grace Ross, editor-in-
chief; Misses Parkman and Moor, and Mr..
Underwood managing committee; assistant
editors, Misses Bi3die Priest, NasserDach
and Bursley, and Messrs. Mills, Adams,
Hubbard and Reisinger of the Central: Miss
Fry and Messrs. Keefer and Griffith of the
Cartwright of the Western. Miss NJ. ..
Bresnahan of '33 is the alumni editor. Mr..
Robert Test is business manager and his
assistants are Mr. Fitzpatrick OF the East
ern and Mr. Leetch of the Western.
The third and fourth year classes in man.
horse power vertical engine and dynamo
with which the shops are to be lighted by
electricity. Mr. Saunders is doing NEST of
the work on these two Constructions. \
new milling machine has recently beer
placed in the shop, and q water emery
grinder and speed lathe. started by last
years classes, are now being completed.
Mr.. Hanford of section A, third year. has
dramatized Chaucer's knights Tale"
which will soon be presented by the boys
of his section. Mr.. Smith, teacher in En-
giish, has criticised and approved of the
decentralization and vii? lend as much aid
possible to the production. Tie cast of
characters will be follows: Mr.. Bur
bank as "Theseus," Mr.. Eastman as pal
anon" Mr.. Hanford as Arctic" and Mr.
Underwood as "Emelye" The attendants
will be selected from section A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25

N HER LECTURE Nine. Yale will tell women
how TO mold themselves into exquisite loveliness.
How to remove Wrinkles and Traces of Age.
How to turn Gray Hair back to its original
color without Dye. Chemistry's greatest discovery
How to cultivate u perfect complexion by re-
moving all Skin Blemshes.
How 10 restore an Old Face to Youth
How to develop Sunken Cheeks Round and Full
How to make 4 Thin. scrawny Neck and Bust
Plump and Firm
How To Cultivate the Beauty Of Expression.
How TO make Bad Figure Perfect
How to Increase Flesh or Reduce IL
How to Shape the Limbs. Hands and Feet.
How to Skin Diseases.
How TO make Thin Hair Grow and Stop Falling
How TO cultivate Beautiful Eyebrows and Issh.s
How TO Beautify the Eyes, mike them larger
aud expressive.
How TO make Woman beautiful and perfect
from her head 70 her feet.
How TO Restore Her Perfect Health and IN
sure her a long life Of perpetual Youth and HapDi-
Tess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
gATARRm TREATED FOR
SS1.25 A WEEK.
Miss IDA BUCKLEY.

Miss Ida BUCKLEY, little miss In her teens re-
sides with her uncle, Mr.. T. +. Buckley. the we'll
known tobaccorist of No. 7O6 ST. northwest Her
aunt. Mrs. Buckley. speaks Of her severe case
as follows: Ida has had trouble with her nose aul
throat for seven years more; her nose was
stuned up great 'ieal, and she talked through
her nose; she would use as many as six handker-
chiefs a day. and often the discharge was often
sive; there was great deal of phIegm In her
threat, and In the morning she would get sick a:
her stomach in her attempts to remove it.
knew OF Dr. Jordan's success in other cases, and
took Ida TO him for treatment. She had only
been going to him for a short time. when IL only
became necessary for her to but one handker-
chief day, and now her is clear, her voice
natural. the discharge has ceased and her throat
free Of phlegm. Tue results Of the treatment are
very satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
P ABST MILWAUKEE
BEER WINS.

The PABST BREWING CO. has been awarded the highest
article the Worlds Columbian Exposition
defeated all
Hofbru Munich Best"
Milwaukee,
A Victory Over the Entire World
HISTORY OF EXPOSTIONS
O of
Wednesday, Nov
from
andm
PABST BREWING co. Washington Branch, Wholesale Dealer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25

HOW To WIN HUSBAND AND HOLD HIS
LOVE. BEAUTY WOMAN'S POWER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
UPON DER FIRST ENTRANCE

Nine. Yale will wear classical Grecian Gown
Of clinsins crepe, worn without cOrsets-to show
the outline of her magnificent hgure-dcfying the
traces of age to claim victory from the crown
Of her beautiful head to the soles Of her shapely
feet. She Will go through the Mime. Yale move
ments Of Physical Culture necessary to develop
perfect figure and keep 1t youthful always.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
UPON @ER SECOND ENTRANCE

She will wear elegant Ball Costume and in
struct her audience in her wonderful system OF
CGltivating Beauty and Restoring Youth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25

The wisdom of prohibition in regard to
social evils has long been the subject of
discussion by eminent philanthropist and
political economist, and after long and
heated discussion the consensus of opinion
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
OdezWa

Powzieta w szerokiem kole o.
bywatelskiem, poparta goraco j
~energicznie przez najwybitniej
szych representation wszystkich
warstw naszego spoieczehstwa,
powitana zyczliwie przez krsj ca.
fy - myil powszechnei Wystawy
krsjOweJ wchodzi W stanowczy o.
kres wykonania.
Wystawa powszechna krajowa
odbedzie sic we Lwowie W roku
1894.
CESAR Franciszek J6zef l. ra-
cyl wziac Wystawe pod sw6j pro-
tektorat, a ten objaw iaski j zy.
czliwoSci Monarchy, iak jest dobra
i szczeSliwa wr6&ba, tax tez pOwi-
MEN bye nowym asilnym bodzcem
do EjednoczoneJ, najszerszej j maj.
skrzetnleJszeJ piracy okoio zamle'
rzonego dEieia.
0dEywawy sic W imie moral
nych i mataryslnych interesow
kraju, odwoiujemy sic do ambicyi
patryotycznej i Spoiecznej wszy.
Stkich iego obywateii bez r6Enicy
stsnowiska i zawodu.
ROk 1894, bedzie wazna data
" wewnetrznej history naszego
kraju, cd mas wszystkich zaleEy,
ably byi data zaszczytnal Wystsws
Powszechna kraiowa ma BYE SWia.
dectwem naszej piracy i obrazem
naszego dorobku, ma ona PREY
niesc j przyniesie tel niewatpliwie
Enaczny zysk ekonomiczny dla
krju, q p~rzemysiowi j rekodzielom
naszym otworzy bogate zr6dio
materyalnych korzysci.
Bee urOszczeh i bez zludzeH,
prEeciwnie Z GAIA odwsga prawdy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06
swietO ~rObOtnicze.

Wezorsjszy dzish swistsczny rO-
bOtnikow labor Day. upamietui sic ma
dsugo " umyslaoh SwiadkoW poohodu
~urzsdzonsgo prEeE wszyStkie prswie
unie rObOtniezs missts Chicago. Blisko
10000 ludu brslo " MIN udziai.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

peanie postawienie tel kwestyi niezale-
inie cd porzsdku dziennego kongresu;
zebrani uwsAaja glosowanie mad Cd
nosnym w~nioskiem IA zbyteczne".
Nawet ,Kuryer lwowski". ktory ola
.kcyi miedzynarodowego socYalixmu
n.jwiscej zachowvwai dotad sympathy
oburza sic M podobns rezolucye piszac
o niej:
.,Dziwna to xaiste uchwala. Nar6d,
kt6ry dzwiga ciagle jarzmo niewoli,
dowiaduje sic Z niej, te nnie ma j~eszcze
W chwili obecnej odnoanyOh fAkt6w 20.
l~ltycznych tax w~yrsznych, ably upra-
wniaiy ssmcdsiesne zupelnie postawie-
ME kwestyi polskiej Ia porzadku dzien.
uym kongresu". Dla delegat6w wiec
polskich stronniotwa sOcyalno demo-
kratycznego sam tabor, sauna podleglosc
ME Jest takim faktem polityczDym dose
wyrsznym".
,Dla delegat6w polskich ME ma "
chwili obecnej fAkt6w p~olitycznych dose
wyrsznycb, dla mich gwalty rosyjskie,
popelniane ciagle ma Polskach " Kon-
g~res6woe i prowincyaoh zabranych,
gwslty, popelniaue ma unitach ME 50
dose w~yrsznymi faktami politycznymi.
Snae ME istnieja ola tych delegat6w
wyjstkowe praws, pod osiona kt6rych
~dOkonywa sic zaglada 4ywiolu polskiego
Poznahskiem, Prusiech M Gornym
Szlasku, " Warmii | innych d~zielnicach
polskichr"
,,Dziunem laiste / bolesnem, 70 to
mlodziea wiasnie, kt6ra " innych spra.
w.ch Jest rewolucyjnt 90 do kwestyi
polskiej tax iatwo godzi sic Z faktani
dokonsnymi".
Co do mas bYlismy Z CORY przekonani
10 misdzynarodowy socyalizm ME uana-
je i ME Una nigdy a'piracyi Polity.
cznych narodu polskiego ! Ae wszystkie
appointments IL socyalizm ten ME zostaje
" sprzscznosci Z aywotnemi narodu
interesani opieraja sic M fsiszywem
pojeciu rzeczy Tub 90 gorsza - iednem
Z klamstw wymystonych przez agitato.
row " tym celu, ably nieswiadomych
rzeczy ziomk6w " bad wprowadzic.
Teraz przynajmniej wszyscy msj'
sposobnos6 przekona6 sic o istotnej pra'
wdzie.
Dlatego ter OF wszyscy, ktorzy mate
tyalnego podzwigniecia warstw uboa'
szych prsgna ME poNinni sic ogladac "
przysziosci ma zgubne ola naszej ma
rodowosci doktryny miedzynarodowegc
s~ocyalizmu, ale z wiara " Boga i Z TO
dzina wiara " prIysziosc Oiczyzny
wsp6lnemi siiami bez niepotrzebnej
wrecz szkodliwej waikiki stanowej datyt
winui ma drodze legalnei do polepszent
warunk6w naszego bytu i do rozwojr
naszych sii narodowyeh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

Obraxy NarOdOWe,
Kopie Polskich ohraz6w Z Krakowa-
Olejodruki w. Eliasza, Obrona Kra'
kowa, Przysiegs Kosoiuszki, Sobieski
pod Wiednien, % PREY 80 cali.
]. Kossaka, Akwarele, KoSciuSzkc,
KS. J6zef Poniatowski, Stefan Czarnie-
cki.
]. Mstejki, Kosciuszko pod Racaawi.
cami | Unia, Po nader nizkiej Genie do
nabycia.
Fr. Gisyhski,
038 Noble Ut. r6g Bradley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

W uczciwoSc nas1ych- usiiowah i "
sasoby naszego krsju, many sic
wszyscy, wszyscy bez wyjatku, zlo.
zyc IA obraz tego, CO znaczymy,
co umiemy, CO many.
Wystawa ~powszechna krajowa
ma byc Swisdectwem woli / trudu
spoieczehstwa, ma Bye i must byc
czynem caiego kraju. Jesli da o.
braz wolf, skierowanej statecznie
ku wysokim celom postepu, jesli
da obraz trudu W nsjszczerszym
iego wysiiku, bedzie juz Widows.
KLEIN okazaiem i dopnie celu, DO
da nauke obudzi szacunek. Me
lyle bogactwo iuz osiagnietych re.
zultatow, CO energia, dazaca do
icb osiaguiecia ma kazdem polu,
ma byc miara 6wietnoSci Wystawy
j tytufem jej chluby.
Ziomkowiel Taxa swietnosc
Wystawy i TAXA Z piei korzysc
dla kraiu cd Was zalezyL
Bedzie Swietna, jesli bedzie
wszechstronnym obrazem kraju,
bedsie wysoce POLYTECHNIC, jesli be
die szczera i zupeina, bedzie chlu.
bna, jesli bedzie stwierdzeniem
prach i ambicyi' caiego spofeczeh,
silva.
Uczyhmy wszyscy wszystko, ably
Wystawa nasza miaia znaczenie
okresowej mety W rozwoju nasze-
go kraju, uczyhmy wsEystko, ably
swoi i obey znalezli " niei miare
nassego postepu j naszej aywotno-
sci, ably Swiadczyfa i swoim i OBJ.
Gym, i tyczliwym i nieayczliwym,
&c kroczymy ~statecznie naprzod,
do sWlatta 1 SHY!
Danny Wystawie naszej stare
dawne hasfo: ,Czem chata boga-
ia, tenn rada" - ale niech&e ma
Sza chsta ma prawde bedzie rada
temu popisowi naszej piracy j pro-
dukcyi, MECH kazdy obywatel te-
60 kraju serdecznie rad bedzie Ia
daniom, ktore ma speinic Wysta.
wa, MECH serdecznie rad Spieszy
jej z udziafem i pomoca.
Ma wystawie tel poznsja mas
obey, co wiele znaczy; poznamy
sami siebie, CO du4o wiscej znaczy.
Me bedzie nam wstyd naszych
niedostatkow, DO one ME zawsze
przeciw nam, a pod niejednym
wzgledem "a nami iwiadczyc be.
do = ieSli Wystaws ten jeden tyl-
ko odniesie skutek. 70 krsj nsbe-
die rozumnej swiadomosci samego
siebie, to poaytek iu& z niej bedzie
wielkii piodny W dodatnie haste.
pstwa.
Wystawa obj9c ma cafy obszar
naszego spoiecznego sycia: cd
tworczosci artysty al do trudu roll
nika, Cd owoc6w badawczej intel
ligencyi al do domorodnego wyro.
bu wieSniaczei dfoni = wszystkie
tea varsity i wssystkie zawody
kraiu powoiane 50 do czynnej po-
mocy W dziele, ktore swoja zbio-
rowa q orgsniczna caioScia niechaj
da dowod, be tworzymy organizm
z rrzyszloscia.
MiioSc kraju poczeia to
dzieio, honor pozytek kra-
ju beda has1em piracy mad jego
szczesliwem wykonaniem.
We Lwowie,
PreEes Wystawy:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-22
Hard Times in England.

Hard times tell on English farmers
in more ways than one. The COM
petition of other lands is yearly re-
ducing the wheat production. not
alone by decreasing acreage, but the
last year or two decreasing Yields per
acre. Something OF this may be due
to the unfavorable seasons, but it is
probable that part is the result of
decreasing care and interest in this
crop. With wheat as cheap as now,
the largest crop gives the English
farmer no certainty of profit He no
longer can afford the special manures
for wheat which so or 60 years ago
brought away the guano deposits of
western South America to manure
British wheat fields. Guano is dearer
than it used to lie, and is almost
wholly superseded by deposits of nj
trates of mineral origin. If the En-
glish farmer sows wheat these times
he does so because wheat is a good
crop to seed down with. But he gives