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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
OWO0 I?i@ki@In@Qo DaSi@nia.

Odkad W Winonie poczatek niezgody
| odszczepienstwa?: - Cd czasu onego,
Gdy ksiadz Konstanty, ola wfasnej wygody,
Klecha doktoya wziaf IA wikarego.
Gorliwy Proboszcz wciaz piersi swe zrywa},
Lecz doktor predko hardzie mu sic stawi};
Gdy s1uga Bozy do pokuty wzywa},
TO Mysiek niecny ~spiskami sic bawi}.
Chcia} bye wikary wszechmocnym plebanem,
Zdradziecko paine zdobywaf zwyciestwa,
Zwacha} pieniadze i marzy} bye panem,
Lecz W kohcu przecie zabrak}o mu mestWa.
Wszakze Doktorku, chytry apich}opie,
Rychfo TIVE niecne poZnaf SWAT zamlary;
Kto bratu swemu dbl g}eboki kopie,
lego ME wesprze Pan Bog swemi Diary!
Odtad sic tu}asz jak cygan pc kraju,
Me zaznasz nigdy weso}ej godziny,
l "a swe zbrodnie ME %p6jdziesz do raju;
Ouch swiety zelzon, ME daruJe why!
By}es przyczyna warcholstwa W Winonie,
Braterskiej wojny, w%ybryk6w nieuctwa,
Wy~piastowa}es = fe! N babskiem ionic,
Zarzewie z1ego cerkiewne paskudztwa!
Twoje nasienie %piekielne zesta1o!..
P1odnoscia swoja pszenice plugaWl;
w swym czasie owoc obity wyda}o,
Lecz spozywany, kazdego on d}awi!
A ciebie dzisiaj bicz Boy dosiega,
Ia sprosne zycie zosta1es tu1aczem,
Kaze Gle, chciwczc, Boska reka tega,
Ty z Meriden wnet uciekniesz z p}aczem!..
Plany TIVE dosz}y az do Lucypera,
A jego duchem przejeta ho}ota,
Sciagne}a z piek}a klecha Klawitera,
Ably sza dalej piekielna robota.
Ten kosci6} piekny ach!-w gruzy obr6ci4,
D}ug6w narobi{ op6j co niemiara,
Do reszty ciemny lud poba1amuci},
A potem zginaf = flu jak nocna mara.
DIS pokutuje, siedzae ma popiele,
Warcho1 "a g1upie Klawitrowskie b}edy;
Widzi, jake to . on bez Boga ciele,
Przeklina klechy, t~uszkowskie przyb}edy!
Strate koscio1a bolesnie dis czuje-
Me majac miejsca, gdzieby Boga chwalic,
Lecz pc niewczasie "a grzechy %za}uje,
Ponurych mysli ME mogac oddaiG.
Alec to dobra i TAXA p~rzekaska,
By zgorszeh dawnych juz ME powtarzano,
A jesli g4owa niby trzewik wazka,
Pc ~waryacku rzadzic jej ME dano!
Me szukaG ksiedza, kt6ryby mia} bzika,
Jeno pasterza szukaG roztropnego,
/ ME pogardzac rada KAToL1KA,
Kiedy poleca kap}ana prawego!
A@e@n. -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
DORRE ZABEZP[ECZENIE

DOBRE ZABEZP[ECZENIE
Cd OGNIA.- Szkode wyrzadzona
przez ostatnie pozary W czwartej
pierwszej wardz1e najrychle] wyna
grodz11a Kompan1a Morse & Ro-
bertson W Winon1e. Rychlej niz
Cd innych Kompauii, odebra'1 cd
Morse & Robertson wynagrodzenle
nastepujacy Polacy: Micha{ Fruzy-
ma, Walenty Glubka, J6zef Klein
schmidt, Micha1 Sumlonka.
N ajpredz p}aci Cd
szkodowanie "a straty przez pozar
wyrzadzone Kompania MORSE q
ROBERTSON, W kamlenlcy p.
Gregrego, PREY ulicY 3clej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
Zap1acili "a Katolika,

Louisville Antonl Putt 200
Silver Lake ,ZwolenklewlczJdz. LOO
Winona Jan GaDrlch 100
Wiel. x. Preis 200
Princeton, Fir. Nowak 200
Marshland Herek Joz. 125
Omaha Michaf Buglewicz 100
Minneapolis AntoniW asilewski1.O0
Brennan Jan Nowak 200
St. Louis St. Jes,onowski 100
Bronson J6z Kazm1erczak 200
Chicago, Wac4aw Aokowski 200
Elmhurst ?:auIlna Kozlcka 200
Iron Moutain Jan Nowak 800
Oshkosh, Micha{ Polewczynskl 100
billiards., Stefan Foltyhski 100
Wahbay, Wiel. x ojtowicz 200
Waukegan, Andrze] Sarafhskl l. 90
Winona, Alexander v ochnlk 1.5o
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

p. Alexander
Wochnlk zWinony podmuruj e stara
polska plebania ob}ozy ja ceg1a "a
bajecznie tania cene s2s7. Cegfe ola
w}asna, %zupe1nie nowa.Na odnosnej
licytacyi przelicytowa} on budow-
niczych Gatza i Hardersa O 3 dolary.
Plebania pozostaj e ma miejscu, gdzie
teraz stoi, pc przesunieciu. Kontrakt
p. Wochnika ME dotyczy 1%eparacyj
wewnatrz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

re tax.
Czytaja sobie razu jednego
amerykahscy G6rnosz]azacy
" pewnym salonie winohskie
go K0toAka i kiwaja giovanni,
&e take brzydkie rzeczy piss.
Przeczytal JUL ieden i drugi
notatkq re Rzymu -. o reta!
= wYdrukowano tam czarne
ma bia}em, ze Ojclec swietY
ma corke!
Wreszcie, aby i NEWER.
nych Tomkow przekona6,
rstaje Cries i ma gios czyta
z ~ostatniej STRONGLY 33 hume
ri Katolako, z Is S:erpnia
1894:
PZYM. = Ojciec sw. zapada
coraz bardzlej ma zdrowiu, ] nawet
pozywien,a ME przyjmuje.-Cier-
pi i odhiera clagle liczne listv z
pogrozkami anarchistYcznemi. Ia
%powiadoja nietylko ]emu smler6,
ale i GORGE jego....
Jeno co Grzes skohczy}
czytanie, wchodzi do salonu
pan organista, cztowiek wvso
ko uczaty, TAX il czasem z
jednej ksiq&ki z ksiedzem
proboszczem wigille czyta.
- 0 co to wan tn chodzi?
- pyta zaciekawiony w}adca
cd ch6ru.
GrzeS podaje mu gazette =
prosze ty)ko czYtac = OF W
tenn miejscu!
Pan organista ok ulbaczyw
sly nos pote4nemi okularami
odczytuje donosnym g]osem:
CRISPI odb1era c1agle listy z
pogr6zkami acknowledgements. Ia
pewlada]a nietylko jemu smierc,
ale l GORGE jego, kt6ra,jest W Nea-
pOlu.....
TO przeczytawszy, oderwa}
oczy cd papleru W te
przem6wl1 sfowa: = A wiecie
dudki, o CO to tn chodzi? =
= A juzcic Q to = wtracil
Cries., re anarchisci chca zabiG
c6rke OLGA Swietego.
- Alec to ME prawda! -
wrzasnat pan organista. Tu
nova o GORGE G
czyli poprawDie pc polsku
Gryzipslego, zaprzedanego
szatanowi mlnistra wtoskiego,
kt6rY wraz z ia glupia swoja
c6rka ME wiele wart.
Grzes jeszcze sic troche
sprzeczaf, al jednak W kohcu
madre s}owa pana organistY
przekonaiy jego i Gala kom.
panja. 2e Cries i inne ch}opy
czytajac, po}aczyli dwie odreb.
ne wiadomosci W telegramie
z Rzymu - o Oicu swietym
i o w1oskim ministrze Girls
PIN - W jedne, czyta]ac
zamiast CKlSP1,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
NIB u klena maSc Ami
kOwa.

N0jlepsz0 naQSG ma swlecle ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcis
u%derzenia, po%parzenia; wrzodyo
popekane rose, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupet.
ME ME zadowoli, pIeniadze beda
zwrocone. Cena: 25 centow pudef
ko. MONA dosta6 W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

generalnego) i ks. Tyszke Q
oszystwo q - re podstePem
para6i polskiej W Omaha
d e e d wydarli. Pomiedzy
skarzycielami znajduje sic
take dawniejszy cz}onek
tutejszej polskiej parafli P.
Ludwik Rzesiewicz, mieszka-
jacy obecnie W Winonie,
Mimi.
TOLEDO Ohio. - Daw-
Messy odszczepiehczy organi-
sta klecha K~o}aszewskiego W
Cleveland, Pociechowski, obja]
%stanowisko nauczyciela i orga~
misty PREY t%utejszym kosciele
sw. Jadwigi.
SZTUKI pieczenia zmar-
twychwstahskich marcypan6w
nauczyli sic Cd mas takze jul
polscy kucharze u r6znych
Biskup6w. - Oby tylko j
Wicka Arcypasterze mimi ME
poczestowali! - Straci} ju5
zupe}nie apetyt ma take
delikatesy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

AGENTEM Kompanii zabez.
pieczenla Cd ognla MORSE q
ROBERTSON w Winonle jest pan
MAXYMILIAN BOCZYNSKl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

KTO MA A buty,
niechal sic uda do s2ewca q
R. GRIESBACH Mr.. All
Carimona ulicy, miedzy ulicami
8 a Ga. Tam mu ga TAME
p1eDiadze wszelkie reparacye
zrobia.
W Handful BUT0W pana
h. Gri:bach, Mr.. Alt Ca1imo-
ga ulicy, 8 a 9ta - MONA
kupi6: BUTY, ROBOCZE
ola cE}op6w iDAM
oraz trzewiki ola dzieci - 20
najtahszYch cenach W miescie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
PrXeWGdnik.

va CZaSu laKGLyfKO pOWSIaf EfeCtI1C
Bitter, wyrobi4 on spbie popr}arnost.
jest to tez lekalstwo najskuteczniejsze
ma wszystkie do4eg@iwosci zo@adka,
watrohy j merck. Leczy b6l gfowy,
nio>trawnosc, zatwardzel.ie j wypedza z.
cia}a ma]arya. Ia dobry skutek reczy
sic D zy kazdej tute@ce, a}bo W Ozone
beda p%lenlsdze.
MONA dostaG w aptexach pod
OI4em ina w. S. Yomkiewlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell III roy 2. ave-, I SAT
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
TAME TYKIETY ma zniwa
sprzedawaG bedzie kolej CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL W
dniach IL WrzeSnia i 8 Pazdzier-
nika.
TYKIETY TANSZE, niz
zwykle, sprzedawaG bedzie kolej
North Western W dniach IL Wrzes-
MIA oraz, 25 i 8 Pazdziernika. NIGGA
z mich korzystaG tacy, kt6rzyby
pragneli sobie naby6 HAWAI- gruntu
ma P6{nocnym Zachodzie, szczeg6l-
ME W Minnesota, Dakocie, Nebras-
ce lub W Iowie.
ZNAWCY chwala piwo q
browaru NJ
B re W in e G o. jake najlep-
SEE z piw, sprzedawanych W
naszem miescie. Ma 2adanie
zawsze zafunduie tego piwa
swoim goSciom Bracia GR1E-
Sell. Jak wiadomo, MONA
" salonle tyln czesto znalezc
/ polskie towarzYstwo.
"a TAME PIENIADZE
NIGGA dosta6 pjekna fotogra6a
abopenci naszej gazety W
pieknie urzadzonej pracown'
pan6w ROBERT MoRGENEIER &
DEGU1RE, Pile. 3rd Str, W
bloku P elzera a.. A miano.
wicie wykonywa6 beda odtad
W tel shawnee pracowni caly
tuzin gabinetowych fotografj,
"a q dOlary, zamiast "a 3
dol, ale tylko ola abonent6w
KATOLIKA,
lax wiadomo, stynle zak{ad
fotografczny pan6w Nor
2 enelera Deguir e
Jake na)lepszy W miescie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
WIADOMOSCI
+.

TOW. SW. KRZYZA PREY
.eepowa}o W niedziele, " polskiej
szkole, do pierwszej komunii swie-
tel. Najswietszego sacramento po-
kuty udziela} wielebny ks. proboszcz
Pacholski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
RezOlutna kObIefa,

njedawno powsll}a z}odzieja try
ms{a go, dop6kl ME nadesz}a
pomoc. Zazywanie DR.. Pierce
,,GoIden Medical Discovery" wy
tworzy3o W nlej tax wlelka size -
a dale n takze rade skrofu{6w f.,
ba navel suchotom. Leczv ME-
strawnosc j os4abien1e zo}adka
zwane dyspepsia, n%ieusta]ace roz-
wolnienie j podobne dolegliwosci.
ZdobY}o tez sobie to cudowne le.
karstwo slave leczac ograszke ,
goraczke ! zlmne dreszcze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
Czy Ojciec SwietY
ma c6rke?

" peume2 osadzie q6rnosazq
s&iej doczytah SIC 10 qozec1e :
re tax.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

Dychawice ]eczy sic nowo
wynalezlonem Iekarstwem. Zg}osiG
SIG wzgledem w~skaz6wek, sw:a-
dectw i poleceh pod adresem:
Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
ciat1on, Buffalo, N. Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

TUZIN 'pieknie wykonanych
f%otogratj tylko 5000. u Nor
geneiera& Co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
w PIERWSZYCH dniacl


biezacego tygodnia gosci} u wieleb.
nego ks. Pacholskiego wiel. ks.
Jak6b Wojtowicz z Dakote jskiego
Pucka. Czcigodny gosc odwiedzi}
take nasza Redakcya i %drukarnia,
PREY ktorej to sposobnosci zam6wi4
znaczny zapas koscielnych ksiaze-
GEEK rachunkowych ola swych para
fan.
PAN PAWEK SCHNASE ma
nowo otworzy1 dawniejszy store W
Winonie, i to W starem miejscu.
Teraz tanio sprzedaje szczegolnie
spodnie i koszule ola robotnikow.
TUZIN FORTOGRAFIJ tylko
% dolary u M orgeneiera.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

PARAFIA POLSKA zadzier-
zawi4a ma tymczasowa plebania
murowany dom dawniejszego orga-
misty, pana Hamerskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

TAME F~OTOGRAFIE
Morgeneiera.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

WIELEBNEMU x. Prejsowi
ME podoba4a sic czeska parafa pod
Manitowoc, vice ma zyczenie paraii
czeskiej W Winonie powr6cl}
i znowu jest czeskim pro
boszczem, wszelako pod pomyslniej-
szemi warunkami, niz dawniej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

TAME TYKIETY ma zniwa
sprzedawaG bedzie kolej CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST.. PAUL w
dniach IL Wrzesnia i 9 Pazdzier-
nika.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

FRANCISZEK PEREUTKA
pogodzi} sic swoja po}owica i
powr6cif do Winony.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
PAN PAWEK SCHNASE na
THIN tylk

dolary - M orgeneiera.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construction
OF sewers in the streets hereinafter named here
tfon were ON the l4th day Of FEBRUARY 1894 lodged
at the ofice OF the City Treasurer;
avenue and In Ashmont street fyom Ocean street To
Eddy street.
In blackstone street from Friendship street to
Prairie avenue, and in Bogman street from Prairie
avenue 20 Plain street.
In Hospital street, from Point street to Man.
In Emgrove avenue, from Angel street TO Hum
bolt avenue.
In Cromwell street. from Greenwich street to
In Hawes street, from Black street 10 Charles
street, and in Quade street from Hawes street to
In street from Lester street 90 Rice street, and
In Rice street from street TO Pearl street
In Grant.stre from Carpenter street to knight
street
In stampers street, from North Main street to
In MantoL avenue, from ,he present end Of sewer
near Florence street, 20 the Woonasquatuckei
In Eagle street from Harris avenue 90 the river.
In Harris avenue from Atwells nyenue to Eagle
street.
II payment OF the whole OF any assessment is
made before the jith day OF February, 1895, de.
duction will be made the same at the rate OF
six per cent. per annum from the date Of payment
70 said last mentioned date.
One third of the assessment may be paid at any
time within one year from the time the assessment
s lodged with the City Treasurer without interest
The second rstallment OF one-third may be paid
within two years from the day Of said lodgment
with the City Treasurer, by paying in addition
thereto tho interest on the whole amount due on
said assessment at the rate Of six (6 per cent per
annum from the first day Of the second year after
said lodgment to the time OF payment
The last and third installmept OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said lodgmen Mt
By paying in addition thereto the interest thereon
AT the rate OF six (b per cent per annum from the
date OF the last payment I5
II the first instalment is not paid at the end Of
one year from the day OF Judgement OF the assess
ment with the City Treasurer the whole amount
can th be collected with interest therefrom. at
the rate Of six (6 per cent annum and expenses
Of collection. ID. l.. ID. GRANGER,
febi4-24t City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
THE DEMoCRACYs ATTEMPT.

Ex-President Harrison in his last
message to Congress recognizing the
verdict Of the people at the polls declared:
1--WE must assume that the present
tariff, constructed upon the lines of
protection, is to be repealed;
the increase will keep open an
American mill or keep up the wages of
an American workman; but that in
every case such a rate of duty is TO be
imposed as will bring to the treasury of
the United States the largest return of
revenue.
"If system of custom duties can be
framed that will set the idle wheels and
looms of Europe in motion, and crowd
our warehouses with foreign-made
goods, and at same time
keep our mills busy; that
will give us an increased participation
in the markets Of the world of greater
value than the home market we sur
render; that will reduce further the
the cost of articles of wear and food
without reducing the wages of those
who produce them; that can be cele-
brated, after it's effects have been real
lied, as its expectation has been, in
European as well as American cities,
the authors and promoters of it will be
entitled to the highest praise"
The wheels in Europe are busy in the
expectation of securing the entry into
the markets of the United States prom
ised them by the Democracy; but the
mill wheels of the United States, are
they revolving?
If foreign goods come into this coun-
try will they not crowd out our home
made goods to the amount Of the foreign
importation.
How much progress has the Demo-
cracy made toward such bill as Presi-
dent Harrison outlinedg
Would bill constructed on any other
lines be in the interests Of the American
people
The Democracy's bill has already
lowered wages, suspended manufactur-
ing, driven thousands of workngmen to
seek the bread Of charity, and does not
provide sufficient revenue to meet the
expense Of government by almost $780,
100000.
This Is Democracy reply 20 a demand
for tariff revision by the people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01

schedley, William, lS3 and 1s5 Union street
scheminger, John, Is snow street
Shine, William H., 236 and 23e south Main sueeA
sktnington, James. ass Valley street.
Simmons, Michael, 327 Afweil's avenue.
slmonini PETRA th3 Dean street
souka Manuel j., $40 South Main street
splan, John, l23 Ives street.
Sperry, Henry a., Sal Westminster street.
sperry, Henry O.. Fulton street
Smith, Samuel NJ, 6s Pine street.
Stratton, Thomas H.. 26l Eddy street
stanford, Patrick, 7s2 Valley street.
stearns, samuel H., ~, NJ, and So Clemenee street
Sullivan Bros, % Ives street
Sullivan, Cornelius, 1S6 Branch avenue.
sullivan, James P., ~ Orange street.
sullivan, Michael j., 73 Brook street
sullivan A Jennings, Chapel street
sullivan, Patrick j., 80 Wickenden street.
Taft, George H., AZ Exchange place.
Thoeno, Fritz, 3f0 Broad street
Trainor, Francis, 1s9 Atwell's avenue.
Trainor, James, 30 Tell street
Waterman, Nicholas, $50 Broad street
Ward John p, lf0 TO lif Richmond street.
Wade. Henry, 29 Darling street
Waga, Maka, 1fi South Main street.
Weinmann A Peters, s54 No. Main street.
Walsh, Patrick, as Brook street
Wirth, Jacob a Co, 1S6 Weybosset street.
Williams, q. B., 1850 South Main street.
Wiseman, William, 3b3 and 366 Canal street.
Woods, Conrad O., 25I south Main street.
Wensch, o., SOL Westminster street
The Board OF License Commissioners VIII De IN
session In their Office, CITY Hall, Tuesday March
Is 1894, at 10 O'Clock Am, at which time and lace
all persons so desiring may he heard on the matter
of granting such applications.
BY order OF the Board THos. NIXON,
feb 26- l3t Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
CLEVELAND AND BLAND'S BILL.

Mr. BANDS monstrosity is expected
TO pass the House this afternoon. The
House yesterday gave him ono
rum and Mr.. Bland secured consent
to have the general debate on his
bill close at o'clock today. The House
will pass the bill and has intended to
from the start, The Senate has already
been canvassed and the Bland bill
The sole hope of voiding its provisions
lies in the hope of a Presidential veto
and the friends of Cleveland claim that
he will most certainly exercise his
prerogative in this instance. But de-
pendence upon Cleveland in the interest
Of good government and sound financial
policy is not very Trustworthy.
Mr.. Cleveland has shown too few
symptoms of desire to place the coun-
Try on sound financial basis TO
be depended upon to check this
creation of money by fiat. He
is too fond Of temporary expedients to
refuse to avail himself of Bland's latest
initiation scheme THE News has
seen no reason to believe that he
will interpose his veto and it believes
that man who has countenanced
the financial heresies of Carlisle will
swallow BANDS fiat scheme with
gusto. A mans financial views
are generally expressed by his selection
of financial advisers. He surrounds
himself with men in whose financial
judgment he places the utmost conf
dence.
Mr.. Cleveland selected Mr.. Carlisle
as the man above all others whose
views commended themselves TO him
as marking him as the man to head the
financial department of government.
Mr.. Carlisle is heartily in favor of
Bland's bill. He presumably voices the
sentiments of his chief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
Il. W. LADDCO.
SPLENDID SUCCESS
Dress Goods


The ladies not only lavished
their warmest compliments on the
beautiful display but they bought
literally and ordered their spring
and summer costumes from our
dressmaking department-far be-
yond our anticipations, consider
ing the times. This gratifying
result emphasized again the in
fuence of low prices for the earli-
est, choicest and most exclusive
selections always the policy at
Ladd's.
The high character of this dis
play has never been equalled in
the history of our house, and never
have such low prices prevailed.
Remember, early selections are
the cream of the selections. Our
stock represents the first choice
from the very leading foreign pro-
ductions, and from it the earliest
customers secure the choicest
things.
The exhibition will be continued
in our third floor parlors this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01

defeated, it is true, on test issue--the
proposition to put iron ore on the duti-
able list--but they were defeated by only
two votes. the roll-call standing II TO 49,
Senator Pugh of Alabama, the chair
man of the Senate judiciary COM
mittee, announced his determin-
alton not TO be bound by the
decision OF the caucus. This
means that the tariff battle must
be fought out on the floor of the Senate.
The Senate finance committee will un-
doubtedly report their bill next week
substantially as agreed upon in commit
tee, and the Senate will make
such notifications in it as
it chooses. The finance committee
has so far yielded to the demand for
protection that it is willing to place
coal and sugar on the dutiable list, but
further than this it refuses TO
go. The strength of the iron men in the
Senate, as shown by yesterdays vote in
the caucus, may result in the addition
Of iron TO this list.
But this division among the Demo
Gratis must not be taken by the over
hopeful as an indication that the tariff
bill will not pass. 1t may be somewhat
modified, but in all its essential features
the Wilson bill will pass the Senate as
it did the House. The Senate dare not
create new bill for fear of rejection
by the House, and it dare not reject
the House bill and face the country with
an acknowledgment of the inability of
the Democracy to prepare and pass q
revision of the tariff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
Stick to II.

We infer from the reports we arc getting of
the proceedings of the international sanitary
conference, now in session in Paris, that the
European delegates are doing their best to
break down the regulations prescribed by
the United States authorities concerning
the inspection of emgrants embarking
from European ports for this country.
II these efforts on the part of the Euro
pean representatives are persisted in. it would
be well for the United States delegates TO
withdraw from the conference altogether. 1t
was the rigid inspection of passengers embark
ing for this country last summer that proved
the most efrectual barrier 10 the introduction
OF cholera. IL should be rigidly adhered TO in
the future whenever ana wherever danger
threatens.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01

SENATOR CALL of Florida declares
himself free trader, "but,' he adds,
"the tariff is complicated subject.
There should be no radical or sudden
change to disturb business. Everything
should be carefully considered" 1t is
curious how anxious these free traders
are ''not to disturb business now. 1t
seems to be case of locking the stable
door after the horse has been stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
TO BE FOUGHT on rHE FLOOR.

The Senate majority has wrestlcd
with the tariff in caucus and the result
is worse muddle than before. Not
satisfied with the bill as
prepared in committee, several days
have been wasted in caucusing and
now that the caucus has ended the Dem
ocrsts are no nearer a solution OF the
difficulty than they were before.
The conservative tariff men were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01

Nothing like it before ever attempted
in journalism. -Four hundred songs and
ballads ali complete, 25b pages 10x12n
inches, equal TO zoo pages of ordinary
sheet music that would cost at least 500
IL bought singly-look IN the advertising
column, see what is says about "Harmo-
niged Melodies" Twenty-Five cents and
a coupon for n copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
"IInrmonized Melodies"

Kathleen Mavourneen, Bonnie Annie
Laurie, Scotch Lassio Jean, Little Annie
Rooney, and number Of other heroines
OF song and ballad, figure in the lates.
volume Oi songs which is knoWn "a "Har-
monized Melodies" and contains four
hundred choice pieces culled from the
best OF the old and new favorites. The
volume is full OF material for many an
evenings entertainment az the fires ide or
In social gathering, and gives the words
and music, all parts complete, arranged
by Charles D.Blake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-01
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
But They Don't Expect IL.
Boston Globe.

Referring the tariff bill back to the finance
committee is not the sort OF work which the
country had right TO expect from caucus
OF the Democrats OF the Senate. The people
demand that something besides talk and con-
ference shall be in order at Washington.