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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
NOTED AT THE CAPITAL.
The Case of the Oolored Recorder Be-
fore the President-Other Matters.


fore the President-other Matters.
Washington, Aug 24-The case of the
colored recorder of the District of Colum-
bia, G. II. j. Taylor, who has been
charged before the civil service commits
sion with sending circulars to colored
employees of the government, soliciting
contributions for campaign purposes, was
lald before President Cleveland this after
noon by Civil Service Commissioner Proc
tor, who has had charge of the matter
The report made in the case by the com
mission is short one but the testimony
taken makes a very bulky document
Besides Taylor twenty-five witnesses were
examined. Some Of these witnesses were
at first afraid TO testify, fearing they
would lose their positions If they did So
The commission could not guarantee TO
the men that they would not be dis
charged from their government positions
II they made statements rejecting upon
Iaylor because 1t had no power TO do So
but they were informed that the commits
sion woul( exert its influence to prevent
the dismissal of any employe who ap-
peared before IL as witness.
MIR. Proctor declined TO say what the
hndings OF the commission were, but 1t
was evident that something serious had
been found in the charges or the matter
would not have been laid before the Pres
ldent for action.
THE TREASURY BALANCE.
The treasury net balance gained g., ,5OO,-
600 to-day, standing at the close of bust
ness at Sl25,2430O0, The gold reserve
partook Of the generally favorable condi-
tion, and increased nearly $500, 900, foot
ing up now S5l ,558 900.
Secretary Carlisle and gAttorney Gen
eral Olney We're closeted until clock at
q "a I'm fr,N HI.
the hard knots in the tariff bill with
view to Secretary Carlisle issuing cir
cular letter Of instructions 10 collectors
OF customs, explaining its doubtful sched-
ules, and the hidden meaning Of wrongly
punctuated paragraphs, Secretary Car
isle is especially anxious TO find some law
OF construction by which he can admit
goods which, under the present law are
duJlable and now in bond, but
which become FREQ under the new
tariff law, into the United States
| free of duty without suhjecting
the owners TO the expense of exporting
them and then re-importing them. The
government would gain nothing by decid-
ing that the duties had 10 be paid under
the Mckinley bill, as the goods so placed
on the free list could be exported and re-
| imported, but the owners would have TO
| pay the expense. This point was dis
| cussed with Attorney General Olney at
| length this afternoon, and their decision
In the matter will probably be first au-
nounced in the circular letter to collectors
OF customs, which Secretary Carlisle will
! soon issue
THE PORTER NOMINATION.
| Washington, Aug. 24-The Senate
! went into executive session to-day on the
motion Of Senator Harris, who wished to
! have considered the nomination OF James
! ID. Porter to be United States Judge
There was no quorum present, and as
nothing could be done except by unani-
nous consent, the Porter nomination was
not taken up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
A SHAM BATTLE.
Accidents Caused by Fast Riding of
an Ofhoer.

Accidents Caused by Fast Riding of
an ofhoer.
Meridian, Miss, Aug. 24-Fully 10000
persons assembled at the encampment
grounds yesterday afternoon to witness
the sham battle by the state National
Guards. Several serious accidents oc-
CURED, caused, it is said, by the reckless
ness of Capt X. X. Stevens of the United
States army, who is stationed In Nebraska
and who was ordered here as instructor.
This officer while mounted, endeavored
TO rush crowd OF spectators back by
riding at great speed over them Women
and children were knocked down and
trampled upon by his horse Efforts were
made 10 dismount him, but he succeeded
in escaping by the constant fire Of cannon
in line of the crowd. Orders were issued
by the city authorities to arrest him az
once. A strong feeling exists and the
officer will be made to answer for reckless
riding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.

Some Of the Colts That Are TO Take
Part in the Sheepshead Bay Futurity.
New York, Aug. 24.-F'ollowinR are the
entries and weights on the Futurity at
Sheepshead Bay tomorrow Walter,
127; Connoiseu, 100; DogRet, ll3; Mag
netism colt, Cromwell Counter
Tenor aud Monaco, 1lS each
The Butterfly Gutta Percha Agitator
and California, ll2 each; Brandywine,
Salvation and Manisther, l0s each Sadie
and Veronica l0j each.
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FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH.
Man Reported Killed in Arresting
Another for a Big Reward.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 4.--It is re-
ported here from Hale county that Bart
Thrasher has been shot and killed by Jim
Morrison From what can be learned,
Thrasher was attempting n arrest Nor
rison, for whom there is a big reward
The rumor is given for what it is worth
as no authentic statements have been re-
ceivcd.
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HE DIED aAMELY.
But Murdered bis Wife in a Cotton
Field and Had to Hang.

Helena, Ark, Aug. M.-Philip Pettus,
a negro, was hanged in the presence Of
about a dozen spectators ia the Jail yard
here at noon to-day He died bravely
and made no remarks on the scafold.
His neck was broken by the drop. Pet.
tus shot and killed his wife in a cotton
field one year ago, because she refused TO
live with him
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SUICIDE AT SEA.
The Wife of a Mobile Ship Captain
Jumps Overheard to Death.

Mobile, Ala, Aug 24.-News reached
here this evening of the suicide by jump
ing overheard at sea of Mrs. Ida Potter,
wife of Capt John Potter of the schooner
Blomidan The deed occurred on Satur-
day last about two or three hundred
miles of Mobile bar. The steward and a
sailor of the Blomidan jumped overheard
and tried to rescue the unfortunate lady,
but failed. She was deranged from pro-
longed illness.
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Another World-Beater.

Quarantine, Staten Island n. Y, Aug.
24-The American liner City Of New
York arrived this evening after a phe-
nomenal passage, beating all previous
records. having made the passage from
southampton TO New York in days, )
hours and 3S minutes.
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For Final Adjournment.

Washington, d. c., Aug. PA resolu-
tion for final ad jOurnment on next Tues
day, Aug. IS, at 2 o'clock, has been
adopted by the House.
THE SENATE CONCURs.
The Senate has adopted the House reso-
luton. providing adjournment sine die on
Tuesday at o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
conArmations ana Nominations.

Washington, Aug. 2i.--The President
to-day sent 70 the Senate the following
nominations. Samuel Puleston, 10 be
mArshalfor the northern district Of Flor
ida; ). Monroe Lee, TO he postmaster at
Thomasville, Ga.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
tions OF Samuel Puleston, marshal of the
northern district of Florida; j., Monroe
Lee, postmaster at Thomasville, Ga.
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FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.
A Fire Boss Killed and Nearly
Dozen Men Wounded.

Pottsville, Pa, Aug 24.-Shortly after
noon to-day an explosion of gas took place
in the works Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron company colliery
at Gilberton, by which one man was
killed, one fatally injured and nine
others more or less seriously burned
The man killed was Frank Mccormick
fire boss of the mine, who leaves a wife
and five children. The one fatally in
jured was Lewis Ball, polish driver boy
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SUICIDE OF A sPaINTER.
Worlds Champion Runner Day Hangs
Himself TO the Limb of Tree.

Himself TO the Limb of Tree.
New York, Aug 24,-Willie d. Day,
champion runner of the world, committed
suicide to-day by hanging himself TO a
tree. Day was arrested on Tuesday on a
complaint made by the Manhattan Laun-
dry Company Of Jersey City, for whom
he had acted as a collector, which al
legged that he had collected SIP for which
he had failed 10 account.
His relatives think he must have
brooded over the accusation, and, becom-
ing discouraged, had decided TO end his
life. Day was the youngest son Of his
parents. who are we'll 10 do and very well
known at Bergen Point.
Day held the five mile championship
and also the three mile championship Of
the world for running
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
AT THE PROVING GROUNDS.
High Explosives Successfully Fired
at the Pneumatic Gun Tests.

Ne WV AASNAAANeAS 1uh AebJbs
Sandy Hook, Aug 24.-Five 15-inch
proiectiles, each containing 500 pounds Of
nitro-gelatne, ana one containing POO
pounds. were fired this afternoon. The
explosions were perfect, three exploding
when striking the water, causing a thun-
der-lke noise and emitting sheets of
flame. No fire was visible from those
exploded under the water, but the usual
rising up Of the water caused by the force
Of the explosion was perceptible,
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second week Of August amounted to only
Sl,bl3,569, and for the last three weeks to
manufacturing aud S3,7S1 800 of trading
concerns. The failures this week are 234
In the United States, against 4l0 last
year, and 20 IN Canada against 20 last
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
NEBRASKA PoPULIsTs.
they Nominate a Ticket Bravely;
Now Let's See Them Elect It.

-" ~~VN . e90o 4 NUN GAShb I've
Grand Island, Ne5., Aug A,-The pop
ulsts in convention here to-day nomi-
mated the following ticket: For gov
grnor' Judge S. A. Holcomb Of
broken Bow; lieutenant governor,
d. N. Gaftin, Omaha: secretary Of
S1ate, w. II. Mctadden, Furnass
ni1u1ltor, j. J. Wilson of Keith Treasurer,
'iqt. j. II. Power, of Hitchcock.
~. b. Carey Of Fremont received the
''Iination for attorney general, and S.
hent Of Lincoln secured the nOmiua-
buildings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
Earthquake in italy.

Palermo, Sicily, Aug PA fresh
earthquake shock was experienced yester-
day in Santa Cutarier. The people aban-
doned their houses and took to the
folds
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The Third Texan.

Dallas Tex. Aug. 24.-Mr. Yoakum
was nominated for congress by the demo
Gratis Of the Third district, at Mineola, TO
succeed Buck Kilgore.
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COME INTO COURT.
The Judge Refuses Bail to Ezeta and
His Companions.

San FRANCISCO, Aug A.-The Salvado-
rean refugees were brought before United
States District Judge Morrow at IL
o'clock this morning on warrants charg-
ing them with murder, forgery and arson.
Judge Morrow denied the motion to ad-
nit the prisoners to bail and continued
the case until Sept, 3.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23
ZdrOwia!
Kawa zdrowia!

Kto ehce dfugo xyc, zawsze
ZdEOwym bye, ten MECH pie W miej.ce
xwyczajnej kawy, KS. Sch. Kneipps Kawe
zdr0 VIA Kazdemu Z pswnoscia wiado-
mo jas wysokie ssjmuje stano~ .ko ma polu
wodolecznictwa. Ks Sch. Kneipp. swiadcsy
najlepiej to. re roc1nie przejekdka dc, niego
okofo 30 tysiecy pacyenrow ze wszystkich
czesci swiats, najroEmaitszej nsrodowoSci,
opuszczonych przez nsjsfynniejsEych leka-
rzy. tam pomoc znajdujs. Mafo komu zna-
mem jest, jake zie skp'Li wywoluje kawa
Eiarnkowa chocby nejdrozsya ma orgonizm
ludzki. Najlepszem dowodem tego Test, Re
z z!arnkowej kawy w~ydobywa sic jedno z
mai mocuiejssych trucizn tai zwana .,Coffeinn
z ktorej JUL maia porcya wystarcEy najmoc-
niejszemu czfowiek wi zycie odebrac. Ka.
wa zdrOWta Tas zawiera ~ sobje xdro-
via nsjprzychylnrejsse substancye jake to:
Jest nadzwyczaj potywna, zdrovotns i ma
mify ! przyjemny smak. Szczegolnie pole
coma godna Jest. ola sfabych, nerwowych
cierpiacych ma Dol giowy, zofadka, dzieci,
mstek ka'miacych it'd. it'd. A katem z kaz.
dem d 1mu powtnna bye uzywana, komu o
swe | swei rodziDy zdrowie chodIi. zadajcie
W grocerniach tylko Kaw zdro ia a
kazdy grosernik wan z checia sprowadzi. -
funt rs. Knoippa KAwy zdrowfa
koszuruje 25 G.
PREY odbierze 70 funt6w kos.tuje funt 20 c,
Nadsrza tn sic dobra sposobnosc ola gro.
cernik6w ] agent6w, kt6rEy PREY maiem Sta
raniu, moga sobie " kro.kim cZasie wyrobic
dobre ~stanowtsko, takowym dale st6sowny
rabat.
Oprocz tego nam zawsze ma skfadSie zioia
Ms. Sch. kneippa ma wsxelkie cier oienia.
Sadeslij 80 C opisI Twoja chorobe, a natych-
miast dostaniesz niezawodny stosowny srodek
ma 1--we cierpienia. A. Waszktewicz.
liz Willow st. Bloomfield, N. J..
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Razem S55,s7
4 ~przeniesienia 7549,24
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OdezWa
do druh6w SOkOl6w!
Bracia Sokoli. = Cxolem!

Bracia Sokoli. - Cxoiem!
Wiadomo Wan, be wkr6tce otwarta
zostanie we Lwowie wystaws ma uczcze-
ME pamieci naszego narodowego boha-
terra Kosciuszki. w wystawie tel i
Polonia polsko-emerykanska bierze
czynny udziai. Spolka Album6w Pol
skich wysela fotograie tutejszych ko-
Sciol6w, szk6{, interes6w, towar1ystw i
pojedyhczych os6b.
Jest zamiar wys}ania osobnego tomu
Album Soko}ow, jezeli znajdsie sic so
Braoi Soko}6w, ktor.yby fotografe swo-
je " rzeczonem Albumie umiesci6 chcie-
Ii. Do liczby tel brakuje ~jes1cze kilku-
nsstu fotografi. Niezaprzeczenie jest
bardzo po&adsnem, ably xamiar ten m6gl
bye uskutecznionym i ably Bracia Soko.
Ii byli albumie jak najliczniej repre-
zentowani. Polecamy Wan przeto u
mieszczanie swyoh fotografii wAlbumie
Spo}ki Album6w Polskich ma wystawe
lwowska-
Rdz. Zychlinski
Leon n. NotodE
Ant. Groenudlh
Mac Bdrd1tski.
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ODEZWA.

W NowYM SsczU, d. 10 kwietnis 1894
Dnis IL kwietnis r. b. nswiedziss
mia'to nssze .traszns kleska pozaru,
ktora zniszczyis " przeoisgu godzin
kilku wskutek sprzyjsiscych bardzo wa.
runkow t. ]. nsdzwyczajnej posucby cd
kiiku tygodni trwajscej i gwsitownsgc
"ichru mienie tax msietniejszych jak
ubotszysh m~ieszksho6w missts.
Przeszio 40 dom6w wiekszyoh
mniejszych lety dzis " gruz.oh, = Kill.
kaset rodzin ME ma chlebs ami dsohu.
Zewsrsd rozlegsjs sic jski boIesci / roe.
psozy.
Celem zapewnienis trwsl,1ej pouooy
pogorzelcom zswiszsi sic pod przewo-
dnietwem burmistrzs ORA ksrols Slavi
ks, Komitet Obywstslski = ktory DO.
dzieliwszy sic ma Sekcye rozebrsl miedty
Siebie nsjwstniejsze ozynnosci.
w imieniu nieszczssliwych poRor1el-
COM, zwrsos sic Komitet do wszystkich
I~nstytucyj, do Administracyj wszelkicb
krsJowycb, do os6b wszelkieoo stanu
Z gorscs prosbs o issksve nadsyisnie /
Posredniezsnie " zDiersuiu dstkov.
Wszelkie dstki uprsszsmy nsdsys.6
pod sdresem Komitstu Oby wstelskieeo
wprost do Kssy miejskisj Nowym
lmieniem Komitetu obywstelskieeo
DR.. Karol Siavsk, przewodniorscy.
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(Dalszy ciag).
Kofko Dramatyczne, Winona, MINI.
fotografa gruPy c~afonk6w, konstytucya.
Tow. bratniej pomocy sw. Stanisiawa
Kostki, Winons. MINI. fotografs prupy
czionkow, konstytuoys.
Zwiszek Narodowy Polski, Filadel.
ha, Pa. fotografis gruPy czionkow.
Tow. Msodzieay Polskisj i'm. Bole.la.
wa W., FIladel6a, Pa. fotografs grupy
czfonk6w.
Szkois polska PREY kosoiele $500,
Flsdelfia, Pa. fotografis uczni.
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Wykaz tOwarzystw i os6b,
ktore nsdesisly fotografie, referaty, o.
znaki it'd. ola wysiauis ma wy
stawe lwowska.
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.DZioWcZeta Polskie ncg. dO.ti
soa utsmiih snsrykahskich jako skuAscs.
~sscssg6lnis twis4o prrybyfvm d-risvo-xno1
2 kuropy mogs dad mfsjscs ..r.s. P.nj
l. eAWIOKA- sxsozs<ka- All Root Str.
blfsko Prince Ave. Chicago, Ill
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DR.. PIOTRA
DR.. PIOTRA


g~Se u"aLduC Ia Jc0uO n udJItDSLNCu le-
karstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszcza krew,
nadaje ~odnowiona iywotnose, wykorze-
nienia zarodki choroby z ciala, gdyt
przyczynia sic do tego, Re wszystkie or
gany znajduja sic W dobrym stanie do
dziaiania. Medycyna Jest przygotowana
z przeszio trzydziestu roinych gatunkow
ingredyencyj, glownie z r~oslinnego kr6-
lestwa / byla znana w uiyciu przez pre-
szlo sto lat. Utywano 60 z wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich ogolnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, a zwiaszcza
W tych, kt6re pochodza z krwi / chore-
go zoladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, Dolseffwoscj
watroby, Zofciowose, Zoltaezka, Reuma-
tyzm, Wodna puchlins, Trudnose ira
vienna, N~iestrawnose, Goraczka, Roia
Pryszcze, Zebra 1 ograszks, Szkrofuly,
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty. Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. B6le / ra-
ny, Bole W systemic kosci. Wychudnie-
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, Slabosc,
Bronchitis, Zarnice, B6l W krzyzach,
Zawrot glowy, l {. d.
GOM0Z0 ME jest medycyna ~patentowa-
ma, tel ME spfzedawaja jej aptekarze;
iecz mezczyzni | niewiasty. ktorzy uzy-
waJac je, zostali wylecZeni, s~powodowa-
nj przez wdZiec znosc ola doktora. I przez
zyczenie, ably 1 ich wsp6ltowarzysze cd.
niesli korzyse, dzialaja jake jego aRenci
W ten spos6b moga go dostarczyG lu-
dziom cierpiacym W oddaleniu.
Jest nieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
move a mianowicie W miejscowosciach
polozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME moina dosiat
cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd mieiscowych
agentow. Jezeli ME ma ugcnta W wa.
seem sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 q do
staniecie ~dwanascie 35c. buielek ma PRO
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi cbstslu
mex mole kaidy dostae tylko rae.
DR. PETER FAHRNEy,
M-l4 S HJyrs ave, CiCagc =
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Ma pOmnik Kosciuszki
ztozyli skladki nastepujacy

Razem 40
81. z obchodu Kosciuszkowskie-
go urzadzonego staraniem to-
warzystw miejscowych W Ply
mouth, Pa. przez sekr. obch.
Jana NJ. Sienkiewicza $1,000
SO. u obchodu Kosciuszkowskie-
go urzadzonego " paraii sw.
Jadwigi W Toledo, o. 5,ss
SO. Wb. ks.Sz. Wieczorek, Toledo 500
1854. 4 obchodu KoscIuszkowskie-
W parafi ks. A. Jaworskiego W
Pittsburgh, Pa. e4,s5
55. L obchodu kosciuszkowskiego
cd Polakow z Howard i Sher-
man CO. Nebr. ~odbytego dnia
3go maja 1894. 5000
SO. q obchodu kosciuszkowskiego
cd Tow. Weteran6w W Chica-
60 1859
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Razem S76O5.l1
Leon SzOpinSki, Sekretlrz fin.
559 Noble Street, Chicago
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Obch6d POlskiegO Dnia
20 90 noja IS94r
w SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Napisoi Antoni Brochpicz KQtski.

COT to "a oiszs mas owladnelaP
Niebo g~wiazdziste, i ksiesyo " pelni
Krakow oiwieos! - Kiedyt sic spelni
BY reka Boska z grobu podjeh
Nar6d, 90 krew sws W obronie WARY
I Aycie dawai, mlody czy starry,
Ma Musulmany j ma Tatary,
Czys On zasfusy3 tax wielkIej karyf-
OF ty Mayo, Polka Kr6lowo,
Zr6b ten cud Ola mas, wskrzei mas m nowo,
Bo serca nasze do Gle wolajS
Prosxsc o litot6 u n6g Twyoh stojs
Czya ME dos6 wieku naszej niedolif
Gdzie trzeoh d~rapieto6w W Polsce sws-
[wolir
Odjeli wiare, odjeli move,
Zsgnai " Sybir naszyoh polowe,
I mszozso sic ns mas Moskal zaciety
Por6wnaf Z .iemia gdzie staf krzyA
[swiety! =
Wteme zwon zygmuuts, 90 n Wawelu
P6&noo ogiasza! - cd wicklow wielu
Zamek kr6lewski ciemny do kola,
Jakby do Niebios o pomste VIOLA,
A blask ksiezyoa CO swieci Z CORY
Pada M stare Z czerniaie injury,
Co tylu zwyoieztw byiy ~swiadkami
Teraz sieroty - piacza z namil
Gdy dzwieki dzwonu tetnic przestaiy,
Postacie kr6l6w z grob6w powstaiy,
I przer ogromns zsmkowa brsme
Ida parami, Tub znowu same,
A patrzac W niebo szukajs - Czegor
Zsgubionego oria biaiegol
o! gdziezes orle pasz ukochanyp
Czy ty takte nosisz ksjdanyr
Mote sic wzbiles az pod niebiosy
Ably do Boga wzniesc nssze glosyP
Nasze cierpienia, gorace modify
Ably Moskal6w postepek podiy, !.
Widzac m~e,zehstws, 1 nasze rsny,
Byi "a tyrahstwa swe uksranyi
Wieluz to naszych krolow tam stoiP
A prawie wszyscy aelaznej zbroi,
So ! kr6lowe. Wanda, Jadwigs,
Ia 90 tax mesnie swe berlo d. wiga,
Jagieiio, kt6ry dal sic We znaki
Gdy pod Gruuwaldem zuiszczyl Krzy.
TAXI!
Zygmunt, Batory, slawny Jan trzeci,
Kt6z to zwyoieztws znowu roznieciP =
Nieszczsscia przysziy "a Stanislswa,
Gdzie Polskich zwycieztw zniknels slawa,
Bo Katarzyna, Moskwy caryoa,
w padla do Polski, jak niedz wiedzica
Zeru laknsca - Ztad Tsrgowica
Peana zdrajcami is ME nssycs;
Naprozno KoDfederacya Barsks
Tych bohaterow tax s wietns garItks,
Poswiecs zoDy, majftki swoje.
Wszystko daremuie, BIO ich krwi zdroie
Ma odrodzsnie Polski ME ~stsjeil!
Al tn z Krakowa slyszec sic dale
Ola nieprzyjacid CLOS ~przerazliwy
Clos to wolnosci! - to CLOS szczssliwyl
Bo tam Kosciuszko ziotyi przysiege
Ze tych zbrodnic.ych wrogow potsge
Do Ipadlego on soigac bedzie
Poki ich caikiem sic ME pozbsdzieI
L znowu siswny dzwon Zygmuntowski
Sfyszec sic daje!- Rstusz krakowski
S"isaem j~ssnieje! = Lud sic zlstuje,
Modli " koscioiach! - 1 kosy kuje.
Ma wszystkich twarzaoh rsdosc jssnieje,
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BOOK.

THE first book to have its leaves
numbered was Esop's Fables, printed
BY Caxton In 1881.
CHINESE printing Is certainly az
early Is A. d. SOB, books OF that date
being now In existence.
SrEREOTYPING In tho main, accord.
Ing to tho present method, was invent
cd In 1910 by Tilloch.
The first English paper mill was set
up In lao, but no book was printed on
English paper until laos.
THREE.FOURTHs OF tho Inventions
used in book. binding are due TO the in.
genuity OF American binders.
The earliest hook in which copper.
plate engravings were used as an
adornment was issued In l470.
IN B. G: 4O7 the price of wooden &C.
count books for merchants use was q
drachma each-about Is cents.
IN B. 9. 400 two pieces OF papyrus.
Tor copying an account, cost 2 drachma
ana oboli, or nearly ~ cents.
The first printed books had their
leaves printed on ono side only, the
blank sides being pasted together.
SOME OF the early printed books, in
order to initiate manuscripts. had the
initials and borders painted by hand.
IN 1873 two copies OF Gutenberg's
Latin Bible were sold: ono on vellum
brought f3, 400: ono on paper, 1850.
The library Of Gottingen ha, Bible
written on palm leaves There are
5,373 pages, each made OF single leaf.
THE first known example of book.
binding In boards, In the modern
style, was Latin psalter, In tho ninth
century.
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ROMAN AND GREEK BELIEFS.

FAMA was the goddess Of gossip.
HERA PARTHENIA was worshiped by
brides.
FABULINUs taught Roman children
to speak.
CUTTING tho hair Is a sign OF mourn.
ing in Persia.
To ARTEMIs wives prayed in critical
periods OF life.
HARPIES were demons OF death who
carried of tho soul.
THE Lemnads watched over the
lakes and ponds OF Greece.
GREEK and Roman virgins prayed to
Fortuna for good husband.
THERE are said to DO over 5000, 900
deities In the Hindoo mythology.
ROMAN wives whose husbands had
gone to war sacrificed to Victoria.
AT one time there were temples or
affairs to over 10000 deities in Athens.
The Pierides gave Greek girls such
graces Of mind and body as they pos
sessed,
A GREEK calf could not be raised
without the aid Of twenty.seven diff
ferent gods.
Actors and public readers offered
sacrifices to Momus, the god Of
laughter.