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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-04
II. FEUILLETON
HISTOIRE
F0RES
XXXNIII.
CONCtU SION.
Suite ct Fin.

Suite ct Fir.
Les soldats arrlvaient lis allaient
passer outre. lis Sc prtclpitaient
d6ja vers Ia maison lis 'avaient
apereu.
LIE Badois Sc redressa.
-ArrIere ! cria-t-il, lie premier qui
avance, je lui coupe la figure
Les soldats Sc regarderent inter
dts.
-Arriere vous dis-je allez-
vous-en
lie ton etait sans replique les
sodats obeirent
Quand lie dernier cut tournt les
talons
Eth bien, Roth, repGta Su-
zanne nest-ce pas lui? On he te
Ia pas change, ton petit
L'ancien braconmer NY tint plus.
II attra Frederic, qul Sc debattait,
ct fembrassa brusquement, Il toute
voice.
A la bonpe heure, dit Suzanne
venez lei tons les deux maintenant.
Ellie poussa lenfant ct son pere
vers lie banc de pierre, les fit s'asseoir
ct prit place au m;lieu
VOLTA tn colere tombee. C'est
bien fini. Tu as reconnu ton Erede-
ric ct tn l'as embrasse. Cest vrai
quill a Ell peur d'abord en- te voyant
mais parle-ui de son frere, ct il
ecoutera. Je lui al toujours dit quill
await la-bas, tout au loin, son pere ct
son frere
Jusqu'a ce moment, Jacques Roth
nsyait guere parle. II sembait
avoir d peine conscience de ce qui
s'eta;t passe
-Et dire, reprit Suzanne, que tn
Fas reconnu tout de suite, CONNIE ie
tai reconnu moi-meme lis sont done
restes pareils, les chers petits, ainsi
quau temps on lis dormaient cote d
cote, ensemble dams lie meme lit +?
Cette fois Roth put parler mais
ce fut une sorte de sanglot qui sortit
de sa bouche.
Fritz est mort dit-il.
Mort s'ecria Suzanne, lui qui
etait 81 bien portant, tandis que c'etait
Frederic qui toussait
--Oui, reprlt l'ancien braconnier
dune voix creuse C'est terrible
Quand j'ai WI Frederic tout lheure,
j'ai cru que c'etait Fritz que evoyais
Ill y un an quill est mort
-Mais ne devais-tu pas tattendre
lie revoir? En- revenant dams lie
pays, tu etais bien sur de l,y trouver.
-Cest yrai, ct j'ai etc content
quand de Strasbourg on nous con
duits ici Mais nous ne sommes
arrives qu'hier settlement, dams la
mutt, ct j'al bu. Quand je bois, je ne
sals plus OH je suis.
-Pauvre homme dit Suzanne
de sa HolN caressante, qui me sembla
plus douce encore que Ghabitude );
Il ny Il que NJ Spitz ct moi qui
tayons yraiment connu.
M. Spitz, dit le dragon il VT
encore :.
IL est tres yiyant ct il Va venir :;
tu lie verras. Sais-tu blen que cest
:Vec son aide. aNec laidc aussi du
pere lie ce pauYre Pierre. que tn
Noulals masSacrer tout l'heure. que
Jal pu clever Frederic ? Ii ny pas
que DIES gems sans ceur ct sans
justice dams le monde non, Roth, il
ne faudrait pas croire celia.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-04
THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, 1 MARS 1898

Suzanne an besoin aurait apprivoise
DIES tlgres. Comme il await raison
On salt quel homme c'etait que ce
Jacques Roth dams son vieux temps
de braconnage il vivait 4 l'ecart,
dams son trou, CONNIE un sanglier
solitaire. Et VOLTA que Suzanne trou-
vait moyen de lie calmer il recou-
TAFT sans l'intcrrompre il await ou-
bile So col6re ct lie reste.
Javais fini par me rapprocher
petit a petit ct par prendre place a
mon tour sur lie banc. Nous etions
ainsi reunis tous les quatre, quand
des pas precipites tirent crier lie sable
do chemin.
Cetait mon pere ct NJ. Spitz qui
arrivaient.
Pauvre pere ! Par quelles transes
n'avait-il point passe depuis ma fuite,
garde a vue CONNIE IL retait, entoure
de soldats amasses au bruit de la
bagarre. II await fallu pour lie deli
vrer larriyee de NJ. Spitz, aide de
Intervention du maire.
II est plus facile d'imaginer que de
decrire la scene qui suivit. Nj mon
pere, nj NJ. Spitz men croyaient leurs
yeux: Jacques Roth ressuscitant
sous les yeux du sous-officier badois,
quel enlargement a vue
Mais NJ. Spitz n'etait pas homme a
perdre son temps dun coup d'pil il
await iug6 la situation, ct, a lui seul,
lie clair regard de Suzanne eat suffi
pour Favertir
II ne fallait point laisser passer lie
moment favorable. Qui salt 81, la
premiere Impression passee, la bru-
talite naturelle de l'ancien braconnier
| 'allait pas reprendre lie dessus
En- apercevant NJ Spitz, il s'etait
mis- machinalement au port darmes
mails ses jambes tremblaient, de lar
ges plaques couleur lie de vim mar
braient ses joues.
lie pere Josue ALA droit a lui il
s'apereut bientot que la tache etalt
facile, Jacques Roth await grand peine
a Sc tenir debout Quand NJ. Spitz
lui propose de lie reconduire au vii
lage, il ne put que secouerla tete en-
slgne dassentiment.
Mon pere lie prit done par un bras,
NJ. Spitz par l'autre, ct un quart
dneure apres lancien braconnier
Ionfait, les poings fermes. dams une
petite chambre de l'auberge du Lion
rouge.
A Ia maison maintenant . nous
dit mon pere apres avoir achieve lie
recit de cette courte expedition. II
me semble que nous avons bien lie
droit de nous reposer en- famille apres
tant d'emotions
On devine 'accueil que ma mere,
mise au courant dies evenements, fit 4
Suzanne. Pour Ia premiere fois de-
puis lie commencement de la guerre,
lie diner fut une veritable fete.
Toute lie monde await etc invite
non settlement Joseph, Paul ct Ere
| deric mais encore Catherine ct JUS
qua Charlotte, pour qui javais in
stale tout express une chase au bout
de Ia table.
Ccpendant une ombre d'inquietude
Sc melait notre joie L'etat divres-
Sc de jacques Roth nous await tires
| d'atfaire pour un moment en- nous
epargnant DIES eNplications ct des ar
rangements embarrassants. Mais IN
homme de sa sorte ne deyait point
atre long Il Sc degriser Sill venait
le lendemaln recIamer son enfant. de
cuel droit le refuser ? It. en- sup
posant quill ne voulJt pas simposer
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-04

pas aller bien loin. Nous nous
sommes installes tout pres lie la
nouvelle frontiere, ct chaque automne,
pendant les vacances, Framont, Grand
fontaine, Rothau, Natzviller, lie Donon,
nous revoient aussi empresses qu'au-
trefois.
Jules continue Ia carriere pater-
nellie, en- terre franchise bien entendu
Ii obtenu, lui aussi. ce quill voulait.
ct ses gonts tranquilles ont entiere
satisfaction. Joseph ct Paul Sc sont
etablis CONNIE fermiers dams les gras
| paturages de Gerardmer. lis car
dent avec eux Frederic Roth, jusqu'a
ce quun empIoi de garde puisse lui
etre donne. Cest de la qu'ils nous
envoient dams la bonne saison de ces
grands fromages au cumin, celebres
dahs toute pAlsace. Les braves
garcons sont hors daffaire maintenant
ct tout fiers de Sc suffire a eux-memes.
Et lie pere Josue dira-t-on A-t-il
fini par reveler le secret de sa vie ?
L'histoire du pere Josue est des
plus simples.
Nous etions encore a Framont
quand il voulut nous Ia raconter. Ce
soir-la, iexcellent homme etait en-
veine d'attendrissement de nous
yoir reunis, empresses autour de lui,
les condolences lui echapperent tout
dun coup.
Mon pere ct ma mere le laisserent
parler, sans lui dire que depuis long
temps nous avions penetre son tendre
secret.
NJ. Spitz, CONNIE nous lie savions
deja, await vecu longtemps a Stras-
bourg, heureux, marie a une femme
quill almait, assez richie pour salts
faire ses gouts d'etude ct exercer au
profit dies pauvres les fonctions de
medecin du bureau de bienfaisance.
Apres bien des annees dune vie
tranquille, un premier malheur Ia
vait frappe. Sa femme, qui jusau'-
alors n'avait point etc mere, etait
morte en- dormant le jour a un gar
con-
| La tendresse de NJ. Spitz Sc repor-
ia tout entiere sur Get enfant. II
fadorait. Pierre etait un peu CONNIE
moi au meme age, un petit ere, plein
de vie, mais turbulent, indisciplinG un
vrai heros Tecole buissonniere.
! Les representations ny faisaient
rien. A douze ans, il ny await pas,
a Strasbourg ct aux environs, de gail
lard plus delure, plus expert a deni-
cher les Lizards dams les glacis ct les
ep:noches dams les fosses dies fortif-
cations.
| I'm soir pourtant, renfant ne revint
pas NJ. Spitz courut a l'6cole on
ne l'y await pas WI de toute Iapres.
midi. Il parcourut la vile, il inter.
rogea ses petits camarades il ap
prit enfn que lie pauyre enfant await
dn profiter dune belle journee dete
pour courir, CONNIE dhabitude, au
tour DIES murs de la vile, dams Zen
celntc fortif6e, rendezvous accou
tune des independents de son espece
On lui indiqua la porte de PHopi
tai, quill prenait de preference De
ia assault de tristes pressentiments
NJ. Spltz s'y rendit en- toute hate I
croisa en- chemin un funebre cortege
c'etait une civiere aux rideaux fer
mes, que deux hommes portaient !
l'hopital, escortGs par une bande q eli
fants
) En- apcrcevant NJ spitz, Fun de-
porteurs he put retenir une exclama
ton. lie malheureux pere compri
, tout: il Sc prGcipita sur Ia ciyiere
arracha les rideaux, ct Sc trouya el
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
TMnSTKN.Nn; PLlNhS-

In the platform adopted hy the M
,ioual Republican League. there are ~"
plank> which must meet with thc hearty
approval and endorsement. not only OF
every Republican but OF every American
citizcn OF patriotic impulses and who fay
ors honesty in politics. They are as fol
lows.
The foreign policy OF BENJAMIN Harrison
and lanes O.. Blame deserves and receives
the commentator OF all Americans who
believe in preserving the nights and
dignity OF the United States and IN rx-
tending the Scopc OF its influence. In ac-
cUrdaBce with that policy We rrathrm
our determination to encourage the en-
,orrment OF the Monroe doctrine, not
only as II applies - the North and South
America. but also to those ISLANDS IN the
Atlantic and Pacihc. hiCh are or may
beCume necessary TO the protection OF
our coast line and our trade. When the
American flag covers American Interests
and Arc- lean hunoTS. II must never bc
lowered
Whereas. The Democratic party iOr the
HrSt time IN thlTty-two Years has sue
cccdej 10 power. IN both executive and
legislative departments of the govern
ment. we now direct attention 10 The
tact that II should either give the lSupie
tair trial OF the policies advocated INT,
national platform or admit that II gained
supremacy b. gross Misrepresentation
and hypocrisy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

\ numi,er OF people residing IN Island
Pond have RECENTLY received grrcn-g"c,ds
C.rc-lIrS Offering counterfeit money IN cx-
change 10Y good money. and circulars
offering large portraits, watches. etc.
al frcr As a rul~ il viii pay to let
people alone VINO promise something tor
nothing o, next to nothing Men who
l-comc the victims OF swiHders and
bunco MEN generally are usually APP
preached BIZ an appeal TO their cupdity
or TO their vanity. Tie monte game
reaches men who expect 10 oyerreaCh
Others. The green goods victim iscausht
in preparing TO swiudle others and 50 on
through the list o: thrcadbare devices for
cheating. Recently large number OF
American inventors have paid a penalty
OF ten dollars each TO vanity. \ French
man Sent notifications 20 them Of the
recognition OF their high merit hy their
election rs members OF 4 certain PariSian
academy. \ diploma and a gold medal
went 10 bear testimony 70 this distin-
guished honor. All these things would.
Of course. TX no expense to the newly
elected member. but ten dollars would he
required TO pay freight and other charges
on the medal and diploma. The money
was sent in many instances and bogus
diploma and gilded medal were re-
ccived, both Of which are without value.
Then there are any number OF swindlers
who promise the most remarkable things
free. such as portraits. watches. won,
dertul recipes, cts. On conditions adroitly
concealing swindle When the victim
sends his order the free gift arrives
with a collcc t-on.delivery bill by express
amounting to anything from fifty cents
TO hundred dollars.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

s1r,e. II would IN many cascs bc I'M
p1ssifIe to get the rncn themselves 10 ad-
nit that they wcre booming. or that
they ever near, TO have any boOm. but
from common rrpOrt have made talk
giving tbe namcs at ueu and oooHis prvs-
ert. thus -
-.,.-., Name q tyoo-n-
WIiiis-a ? DiIHn-hz--- SeuEt.rhlp
william ~. Grort- Scnr'"rsni7
a. / - oodtury. t'uNeTuor>hiT-
J q MIC uIlauEA. GovrTnoTst'p
John A. Mead. IcEeTnoTNhip-
There were 4 nuruler Of Other boomers
along. but theSc were The morr obvious
onvs-
OF cuurSc the
booming % 81 Il interest = that relating
TO the -syrruyrsA.p. l. t~Ean mighty
early. PERHAPS NJ WOODBURY. aeEau
immediately after h driraJ ly Page IN
1890. and certainly Ii candidacy was \
live SUBJECT io.ta,k and action 81. through
the scSs on OF the legislature l-st tai.
There iaS bevn TO formal Announcement
Of his candidacy. bat he = IN the Fed
0pxnlv enough and II = understood tha:
active d=ta,led blowing has already X
gun N ms vineyard.
ArCV- -N4AA Ai.lL-- NsA4aaN 4sA IL 49,
public. and his campaign his 50 'ar cTr-
tainly ken less aggressive. All sorts OF
complimentary remarks are heard touch
ng his PERSONAL n;ness tor tic Oh Il
executives place and Bennington county
could prr~rn; HIM TO the convention
with a strong grug-ap hiCal claim. 10y
they have had no state Office down that
way ior wears. Tie common rtmark IS
that ihc ret Of the state iorgrts all
abua, bennington county until oonven-
ton time approaches and candidates
want is votes.
Or Mead j. understood 10 base his
housS upon something IN the dark
horSe' lire rather than IN n boom @.
present dinrn>.oas- There IS similar
talk about Fletcher FrU~;ur. but II i
declared upon the other hand that Nj
prpctur - committed - >Ul;s1:; ten
Mo- u.lou-h-and 'uSl - u>.t.,Siy that
Col. Woodbury. ha> n NJ l.cSeI q let'eT
from HIM pieiging s-PI.'Tt 10 tie Bur
lngtUn candidate.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

Five justices OF the United States Su-
prene Court have upheld the constitu-
tiOnality OF the Geary act for the exclu-
sOnOtChIneSe laborcrs from this country
Three-Chiei Justice Fuller and Justices
Field and BrcwcT-deliyered dissenting
opinions. maintaining that Congress had
no power TO enact such law. The re-
naming member of the cuurt-Justicc
Harlan-is in PARIS acting as Behring
Sea arbitrator. The opinion OF the ma
jority. read by Justice Gray, holds that
the power OF the government to prohibit
the immigration OF aliens, or to require
aliens already here TO lea We. is a sovereign
power inherent IN every nation. Justice
Field declared that there is wide differ
cnCe between exclusion and ex pulsion. He
characterized the Geary law as inhumau,
brutal and in violation of the constitu-
ton. and declared that the decision OF the
majority was fraught with the grayest
dangers to the constitutional Liberties OF
the people. Justice Brewer said that il
the Chinese may be banished for no crime
any other class of foreigners may be
similarly driven from the country. The
legal view of the case has prevailed. 1t is
obvious that the merely titutional
character OF the act was overwhelming
The Interpretation Of the law. in the cold
Eight OF reason and justice. ledirresistibIy
to the conclusion that Congress had a
right to pass such law and If it was found
to be necessary, to pass similar law
against any other class OF immigrants
who were deemed Objectionable.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
Gsstx County Arrala.
ISLAND PoyD. IT. MAY 2s, 1898,
MEAfnkEiL D4T.

Next Tuesday xii again witness
.vrnpathc tide OF humanity ;urn 20 the
s.Ient metropolis. oncr again he graves
oftbe dead heroes wili x Decorated with
floral offerings IN kin liy remembrance by
loving comrades. aaa gratitude by the
rising gene-at:.u. !; = beauli;ui Gus
tom tbs yearly Observance O.: Memorial
Uav. In placing flowers or Tie --aves OF
,h.se - no fought :"r tie I'D als 0; re
.n.ads - ,hai ;hcy who gave Up ;'c1r
;.ves N dc.rncc Vt ihclr coru:ry are not
ior-p::e1. Thea 20. ;'.e l~rletua''on
o:the observance o; Memorial Day = a
teacher OF patriotism % ~ y'an-. and
each rr,urr.rg wear brings again 70
r=srnur, The s;o-y .. TIA; arv:ui struggle
wh:cf assured tbs future II the greatest
nation OF modern t.a:e-. --c1-r which
We ON. - ;lyse dead veterans whose
graves ;ae ssryi,:ns comrades vii oovoT
with iJwS-s prophecies %. he eveTiaS;-
in2 spr;ngt.n.r. ard 4 i:t:ns o5er;ns 20
'"s u''''' TX
10 MAN. 70 ~ - 49, .''>
inc ""' '''' DIX - - ~ 49, -
jung -'''' -
'e'S VI SUI - -
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
SAVINGS BANK.

The lSlNND PoNp NATIONAL BINk has
opened savings bank Ib-paTt mt ior tho
purpose OF receiving the savings and aCvuTnu-
latIuu~ oi all classes ufdcpOStuTs.
deposits viii TX Trrrl, cu on the follow Inl
terms.
The smallest sum put on interest shall *
ONE DOLLAR and no fractional part Oi
dollar shall draw interest.
deposits made duTInE the first four days OF
the month viii draw interest iroru the mrs.
day Of the month. deposits made after the
fourth will draw interest !ru M the hTst day vt
the folio wing month.
No interest Viii lie paid on an, sum with
drawn. for the TING elapsed since the last in
tcre<t period
Interest will * paid al the rate Of per
cent. per annuul. payable MAY lst and
November LIST OF each year
Notice Of - days must be given TO the Bank
OF the withdrawal Of $500 Ur more.
Interest not called iur will hc credited To the
depCsitOT. thus compromising twice n year
without trouble or care on the part OF the dc =
puSltor.
This bank has boxes in its fire proc! vaults
for storage ni valuable paper. etc. TO rent Al
reasonable rates.
l. {. RouiN~oN. President
4. X. DAZZLING Cashier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
THE VERMONT PRESS EXCURSION
AND STATE POLITICS..

The Rutland Herald intimates that the
journey OF the Vermont Press Excursion
made the important political OCCASION Of
the year for this State. We quote from
our Rutland namesake:
There were no decisive Developments.
to he sure. but the boomers were present
IN force and no end of quiet work was
done. Election is next year, and the
booming was OF course OF an early
variety, but it was vigorous, all the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
A MESSAGE
To the People Of Island Pond
and Vicinity by
vi. III. DANI Is.

Do YOU know who has stood
by YOU for the last fifteen
years and guarded YOU a
gainst the curse of Ring
and Monopoly, which Will
lead YOU to short rauOns
II not will once more re-
mind YOU that
ICLAIM TOBE THE MAN.
| am the one that lit down
in my old birthplace about
seventeen years ago with a
determination TO put a
stop to robbery in the form
ofexorbitant prices on mer-
chandise rctailed TO the Ia
boring class. \ labOrer
myself. | was obliged TO
leave my home to accumu-
late sufficient money to en-
bark in trade, and pay the
old debts left behind. quite
a task | assure YOU. My
old townSmen will remem-
Der that | did start i'll trade
and all the efforts of my
competitors 10 put a stop
to my intentions drove me
to STRICT ECONOMY, and
this has been my motto tC
this day.
Now my dear friends, an
still with vOu-nOt as WAS
II years ago with only 4
few groCerieS-but | now
have the honor of being the
oldest firm in my dear old
rocky home Brighton, Vt.
and with a very full line o
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
and with a very full line o
DRY GOODS,
and with a very full line Q
BOOTS AND SHOES,
! and with a very full line o
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
PATENT MEDICINES

of all kinds, and my mcdi-
cines are backed by banka-
bic drafts in every package,
and in case of no cure. NO
PAY. ! would say right
here that | never intended
10 intrudc on the medical
fraternity, but | find the
wants of the people dc
mand it, and | am deter
mined to stand by my old
friends inasmuch as they
stood by me.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
MAR RIED.

uAVIS-FERGt son. At ~ UniverNty
street Montreal. p .. May Is. by Rev
Donald Grant. Ny. Marshall II Davis Ut
Island Pond. and Mss Jennie Ferguson
Of Bclleyille. Ont.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
A NEW DEAL.

Having purchased the harness business OF
Mr. K. Mosher. | solicit a continuance of the
patronage extended him. shall keep in
stock a FIRST class assortment Of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
CARPETS AND 0Il-CL0TnS,|
all grades and prices.
CHAMBER SETS,

CHAMBER SETS,
all the way from ST. TO $50. \ line
ui handsome new Oak Chamler Suits.
Dining Tables, Center Chairs, and
Fancy Chairs just in.
REFRIGERATORS.
The largest array o: Baby Carriages,
Boys Wagons, Carts and " heel
barrOws. Garden " heelbarrows
at bottom prices.
Agents for the New Mail Bicycles,
which we can sell from SIS tn SloU, the
best machine on the market today.
Garden Hose, Reels II Fixtures.
the best qualItY-guaranteed against ali
breaks and cracks TOR one year-so low
that every body can afford an outtit.
Crockery of every description. white
and colored.
The haudsomest line Of Dog Collars
and Chains ever shown IN town.
We also have new and complete stock
of Window Screens and Screen
Doors, all sizes.
Poultry Netting to 6 ;crt wide
Table Cutlery, Carpet Sweepers,
Wringers, Bird Cages, Flower
Pots, Nickel Tee. Kettles,
Agate Dish Pans, Bed
Pans, Pillow Sham
Holders.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-26

Space will not permit me to
quote all the articles | carry
in stock, hundreds of which
lam selling at one-half the
prices usually charged in
other stores. | will state
that | buy my goods direct
from the wholesale houses
and the manufacturers for
CASH ONLY, and the dis
count is at least one good
profit.
/ DEFY COMPETITION.
| don't want ALL the trade
| am content with q small
share. but wish to say to
those who desire to buy
goods at the very lowest
possible prices to call on me
and will take pleasure in
showing all such through
my stock.
Yours Most Respectfully,
NJ. H.DANTS,
The Peoples FRIEND,
DERBY STREET,
ISLAND POND, VERMONT.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
SD. mr.. Edward POmjhski.

SD. hr. Edward Ponihski,
dzledzlc dobr Wrzesinskich,
pc dlugIch c:erpieniach zasnst
" Bogu d. l bm.. W sam
dzieh Bczego Gala. Przez
sm;ert spoieczenstwo nasze
traH lie 'uego z na)sedziws2Ych,
przez dlug;e lat szeregi ma
w'elu polach piracy, walk i
cierp1eh d"sw?adczonych i
chubulA zasluzonych prz0aow.
nikow, wateranow z r. 1881,
= kto ga m}odu guany
'lczuc'em miioscl ojczyzny, z
wiasnego popedu splcszy ma
krwawe bolu, ten W oguiu
bitew tyIe nabsdz,e hartu, De
20 ME zmitreaa nj gorzkle dnl
nlowol> W przemocy wroga,
nj Glossy zawiedzlonych nadziei,
nj dfrgle po zawodach pre-
s!adowanla. = S. p. Edward
hr. Pon;nsKl iako mlodzienice
dwudz;estoletni zdobywszy
sobie stopien podp orucEnika
l krzyz zloty "a walecznos&,
2 pamletnego roku 1881 tyle
wynios} hartu szlachetnego
ducha nlezlomnei wolf, zrozu.
mienia obowIazku, lie nastep.
ME pr2ez lat szescdzleslat do
kreSu aycia 2awsze gotow byl
do Wszvlkiej piracy pozytecz-
nei, do mozoln7ch uslug, Go
stawania wie!u trudnych i
zmudnych czynnosciacb, biorac
W nagrode, lubo NE szukaf
nagrojy giebokie powazaAie i
wdzlecznoSG rodakow.
LachoWalmy W sercu pa
mice 0 MIN niewygas}a.