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The morning times., 1895-11-30

Healthy happy children are those whose
mothers have been, and are, healthy. The
best intentioned woman in the world will
fall short of her duty to her children if she
Is worried and wearicd with weakness and
sickness Most ali irritable women are
sick women. Most all melancholy, hstless,
languid women are sick women. Every
woman who will take the trouble to notice,
will find that at certain fixed periods she is
nervous, cross, irritable and respondent.
Any irregularity makes the conditions
worse. Even a we'll woman is less amiable
than usual at these times What can be
expected from a sick woman?
When every movement IS dreary drag,
when the nerves are all on edge in sym
pathy with the particular ones affected
when 1t seems that death were very much
preferable to liviug-what can woman Go
for her children then1
1t is every woman's duty to be well and
healthy. There is no reason why she
should be otherwise if only she will take
proper care of herself and take DR.. PieIce's
Favorite Prescription when she needs it.
This celebrated remedy has been used in
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo, N Y, of which Dr.. Pierce is
Chief Consulting Physician and specialist,
for over 90 years. Thousands of women
have been cured by II and hundreds have
written grateful letters.
Some of these letters are embodied IA
1000 page book, profusely illustrated, called
"The Peoples Medical Adviser" which
will be sent on receipt of al cents In one
cent stamps, to cover postage and packing
only. by WoRLD's DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
Association, IS, Main ST.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
baltimore Markers.

Baltimore, Nov. 29.-Flour quiet, un
changed-receipts, 1868 barrels; ship
ments, 1862 16 barrels. Wheat firmer-spot
month and December, 60 Pass 5-S; May.
81 IL bid; steamer No. 2, red, az liza
81 5-S-receipts, 5,524 bushels; stock, 4SS-
TT bushels; sales, SO 900 bushcIs-southern
wheat by sample, 66a67: do. on grade, 63a
Sc. Corn steady-spot and month, "a Ida
"a 3-S; November, new and old, 34a34 I-S.
year, 33 o-Sa33 7-S; January, IS I2a33 5-S:
February, 33 3-ia34: steameTuiNed, 32 "a
a32 7-S-receipts, / 26 ,3i6 bushels; ship
ments, 104,1O0, bushels: stock, SIT ,2IS
bushels; sales, 10000 bushes-southerD
white corn. 33 i-4a34; do. yellow 33 LA
"a Id Oats firmer-No. 2 white western
% -2a23: No. mixed, % 12a23-re-
ceipts, 2.2l bushels; stock, 26I ,4S3 bush
els. Rye dull and steady-No. 2, 4Sa44
nearby; A6af7 westcrn-stock. 100,7SS
bushels. Hay firni--choice timothy, Slb.50.
Grain freights fairly active and steady, un-
changed sugar steady. unchanged. But
ter firui-fancy creamery. 24a26, DO. fmita
ton. 1sai9; do. ladle. 16ai1; good ladle
4ai5; store packed. 12aI5. Eags firm
fresh. 23a24 A; cold storage, 1eaI7. Cheese
firm, unchanged.
The morning times., 1895-11-30

Estate OF VIM. II. Kinsley: order admitting
Will TO probate. and appointing adnlinistra-
tor. Estate OF Timothy ]. CaiIaghon: petit
ton or widow and her renunCiai ion Under
the will and e!eciiun To- take legal share
OF estate in lieu. Estate OF Willie III A. c.
Schmidt: affidavit of Anton stephan flied.
Estate of Vim. II. Reardnn; resignation of
Lillian ]. Worticll, and Substitution of
Luther j. Apple as administrator, bond
$1,000. Estate OF Walter 5. DuGEe: petit
tion of widow and assent OF next OF kin He'd.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. ScKnrw: inventory
filled. Estate OF Oliver W. Iurgan; fifth
account or National Safe Deposit, Savings
and Trust Company passed Estate Of Nir-
count or Eben Dodge passed. Estate or
NarFPlke; final account nr Charles A. Pike
passed. Estate Uf Mary Z. Mcdaniel: cN-
rcutor's final account passed. Estate OF
James q. Crsighead: first account uf e8-
ccBtofs passed. First account of Lilly
Keen, guardian of GusChewsky: orphans:
passed. Estate OF John F. AecAliister: VIII
The morning times., 1895-11-30
FERGUSON'S FATAL HUNT
Young Farmer of Fairfax County
Killed on Thanksgiving Day.
BY the Cnrele>s Hu I'D ting of Gun He
Receives Its Whole Load In
HIS stomach.

There was a sad and fatal ending 10 orc
OF. the hunting parties in Fairfax county
on Thanksgiving Dayl Tile rews reached
the city yesterday OF the death near Lin
colina uf Mr.. John lEeFGuson, Young
farmer of that county,
Mr.. Ferguson went cut on THURSDAY morn
ing with n conpaDiost4afied Elder. They
but getting tired OF the luck they started
home quite early in the day.. They placed
the guns in the wagon with the muzzlcs to-
ward them. The hammer on one OF the
guns got entangled III .other trappings
IN the wagon and IN IEei eiendeavOr by Mr.
Ferguson To get IL loose the gun was dis
charged. the wholeload entering his stomach
and killing him almost instantly.
Mr.. Ferguson was we'll known N the coun-
ty and was highly esteemed. The bring
ing home of the mangled hunter was a
terrible shock To- his family and OF great
regret in this community.
The morning times., 1895-11-30

1t is yonr place to filter all the poisons and
mpuri!ie,, !, out of the body, and you are not
''As a consequence said the Stomach
I'VE are all being clogged, poisoned and
irritated. | am irritable and only half
digest the food they are forcing into mo
Here's the Liver all cIogged and torpid
the Lungs are all cboked up, we don't get
hair enough oxygen, the Head Is aching
the Nerves tingling. the Back is aching
and the poor Heart is laboring like a
sledgc-hammer.
Even the Joints and Muscles cry out
with Rheumatic pains"
But we can't help it," said the Kid
neys. We can't do impossibiIities. We
are sick and weak ourselves and cannot do
our work. or course, these poisons collect
in the blood and irritate and disease YOU.
The moment we stop work you feel 1t.
Your health always did and always viii,
depend on our activity"
And just then an ordinary, everyday.
comnlon-sense doctor who knew his busi-
ness was called In and prescribed DR..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills.
The e,ao1l,,sIS kidneys promptly responded and
strength and vigor; tue Uric Acid, the
waste products of decay and of fever. the
ashes OF digestion and all the poisons aud
'well, that's. something like It," said
the Lungs: ''fll pitch in and do my work
now" said the Stomach.
What relief said the Liver and the
Heart. and the Joints and Muscles Joined.
the chorus.
The quarrel was over. 1t was a happy
family. working harmoniously once more.
This sounds like fairy tale. but It
isn't. It's cold. hard, solid facts and COM
mon sense.
And you can prove 1t to your satisfac-
ton at any time for 80 cents.
Fifty cents per box. from all druggists, or
nRTInhlse enclose soc. In stamps
SnV0OS OF silver direct TO the
HNNv,0~aA HOBBS
- Dbl 0SUS MEDICINE CO.,
~I ChicagO-S. Francisco,
Interesting and In.
EEep4 R.m structtve Book on Kid.
Hldn6yH1lI& i,.E,s. psy Heath and Blood
The morning times., 1895-11-30
WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
Mr.. Still son Hutciiins Files a Sutt
AYaln,t q New York Firm.

Mr. Stilson Hutctns filed q bill in
equity yesterday, by his attorney, c.. A.
BrandenbIrg. against Edward B. cuthbort.
W. Euclid Young, James ". Fox and W.
Euclid Young, jr., c'-partuers, to restrain
a certain suit I'm the supreme court ur Ne
York, and Ia require the defendants TO
discover and disclose the transactions in
previous suit and for an accounting rs To
all dealings between complainant and
defendants.
The defendants, as Edward b. Cuthbert &
Co., are engaged in the brokerage business
in New York city, and claim a debt uf
defendant in the sum OF So, 500.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
SUIT SUDDENLY ENDED.
Cause Involving $4,000 In Property
Dismissed Yesterday.

The suit of James b. Beardsley against
Aaron Bradshaw, in Circuit Court, No. 2.
Justice McComas presiding, came to sud
den and evidently unexpected ending yes
tcrday, 10y reason OF defective pleading.
1t appears from the papers in the case
that Mr.. Bradshaw bought several lots
several years ago in square 939, at Ninth
and II streets northeast, and after having
the title cN3mined, erected thereon six
three-story brick dwellings, costing over
100000, Beardsley ana others then claimed
the property and entered suits against Brad
shaw TO recover the same. The houses and
vacant lots involved in the suit are said
TO be worth over $4,000. Messrs. Mat
tingiy, Rid6ut and Miller are Mr.. Brad
slaws lawyers.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
Observation-Disclosures

Joseph A. Kinsey, by his attorneys Wood
ard and Drew, has brought. suit against
Thomas Maioney for SANDER. placing dam
ages at $4,000. The language imputed
10 the defendant was that he publicly called
Kinsley thief and robber, to the injury
of his character.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
Obstructiny the Street.

In accordance with the orders of Lieut..
Amiss that all push cart men who get off
limits are to be arrested, Officer Bushau
yesterday arrested Peter Champaras and
charged him with obstructing the street.
The man left So for his appearance at the
police cuurt tomorrow.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
Leaves Al,,o the widow

The last viii OF J. r. MacAllister. dated
November q, / sa5, was filed Tor probate
yesterday His entire estate is bequeatlcd
TO his widow. Fannie A. MacAllister, and
she IS desig mated as cxccutrix.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
Deserted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Margaret Shea filed G bill in equity yes-
terday for a divorce from her husband E.
j: Shea, basing her plea upon the charge
or desertlon. The defendant does not re-
side i'll the District.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
AN ARGUMENT
THEY ALMOST CANE TO BLOWS.
THE TROUBLE SOON DISCOV-
Erred AND EVERYTHING
N0W ALL RIGHT.

II was n quar-
rel amongst the
organs of q
mans body.
The man was
sick, and his
doctors didn't
know wh2tailed
him or bow to
cure him.
The Liver and
l. u II z S, the
S p e e II. the
Stomach and The
Heart all pitch
ed into the Kid
neys.
ats your
fault said the
Liver. "Y q u
have certain
work to do. and
yAlI lnn't do IL
The morning times., 1895-11-30
Only a Card Party.

Rose Brooks, n respectable looking col
Ored girl, was charged In the police court
before Judge Miller yesterday afternoon
with keeping u disorderly house at No.
713 Thirteentb street northwest. Law
yer Thomas L. Jones represented the de-
fcndant. and he put on witnesses to show
that she had only resided in the house
three weeks, lfss than the time charged.
and that the assembly complained OF was
an ordinary and quiet card party. The de-
fenda ut was dismissed.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
DAILY BARGAINS.
Another
Great
Carpet Day.

Every day with lis is a
great carpet day-but to-
day is specially great in the
way of bargains.
Well just mention one
price and that is on
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
in ten patterns. beautiful
designs-excellent quality OF
goods.
Today only, per yd. 45c.
Other prices in proper
tion on
BEST TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
BODY BRUSSELS,
MOOUETTES,
ADMINISTERS.
GOBELINS,
SAVONNERIES. Etc. Etc.
Wash. B. Williams,
9TH and d St'. n. w
The morning times., 1895-11-30

Every one should attend the Waller
benefit at Academy of Music Sunday even
lag, and help a good cause, and at same
time hear splendid concert.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
TO CUT ARMY EXPENSES
Secretary Lamont Favors the
Three-BataI|ion System.
WOULD REDUCE THE STAFF

He Points Out the Advantages To Be
Gained From Such an Organization
Many Suggestions for the Improve
ment OF the Service in His Annual
Report.
The morning times., 1895-11-30
IN OF ell desc. iptiuns.
THn - cheaper than anyone
n Il ~ AXA4AAo else sells thom for.
CERMUILLER'S,
6fl Louisiana Ave.
FOR LOCEED-OUT DRIVERS.
Subscriptions Coming In 10 The Times
Help Fund.

Poverty has, In many instances. laid
it's hand upon the ocked-out employees
OF the Anncostia Street Railroad. In
some families affected there Is sick
ness and suffering.
These women and children are
worthy objects OF charity and the
relief fund started by The Times Ia
growing.
Below is the amount received 10
date, nIl of which Is turned over to
the Street Railway Uulon
The morning times., 1895-11-30

Washington Stock Exchange
NOTICE-On and after Saturday, November
80, the regular meetings of the Exchange will
convene at u o'clock noon, instead OF 1850
g. m, as heretofore.
ssles-wash Gas, s at 46; U S. Electric
Light, 10 at i3I.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
To 5zamyl--%o drowiadam

00oAA
krotko.
- To on! TAX 60 sobie
wyobrazalam! - Dokad jegry
ida?
Otaczaja au}!
- Vice Szamyl zgubiony!
- Nam nadzieje, &c ujdzie
= w~yrwalo mi sic mimowoli.
Ksiezna spojrza}a ma mnie
jakby z wdziecznoScia. Nasze
bataliony by}y juz. Cd mas
oddalone 0 tysiac krokow; W
tel chwili s}ysze "a soba
tentent, BRICK ISABEL, komen-
de-: stuj, pal, do ataku marsz,
marsz, kilka strzal6w-kr6tki
zamet bltwy. Odwracam sle...
iuz mic ogarna}, juz pressed
pc mnie huragan kopyt
kohskich. Wszystko wydaje
mi sic kr6tkim, lecz przykrYm
snem, podnosze sic z ziemi,
czuje sic zdr6w ma ciele, lecz
zupe}nie oszo}omiony. Patrze
pred siebie; wzg6rze zupe}nie
puste, ksieznej niema, widze
jak oddziai oko}o stu jedi
cow pedzi co kod wyskoczy
ma battalion ]egr6w d}ugim
sznurem czw6rkami postepu-
jacy. przerzyna go iak LODI
morska fale, pozostawiajac "a
soba smuge powywracanych
cia} ludzkich. lynn samym
niepohamowanym pedem
sciera colo drugiego batalio-
nu i wall ku aulowi.
"A teraz rozumiem, co sic
stanie - przerywa Achmet -
ojciec moi zbiega z Czerkie-
sami tajnemi przejsciami re
ska}, siada ma koh zbierajac
resztki za}ogi z SODA i rzuca
sic ma kolumne szturmowa
luzno %rozwinietq W tyralyery
rozbija, grzebie pod kopytami
koni tworzace sic male kupki
strzelc6w / LACEY sic ma Srodku
pobojowiska z Opaczydskim
pod niepewnym ogniem
rosyjskiej artyleryi, szacho
wanym w}asnemi oddzia}ami /
uchodzi z }upem z ME Fam.
knietego jeszcze ko}a pod
okiem Orbelianiego, kt6ry
teraz moze zaluJe, il krwawe
igrzyska chcia} wyprawic
zonie, a kline W duchu, il
ME ma PREY sobie pu}ku
dohc6w, kt6ry moze ma p}onne
rekonesanse by} wysla}.
Major z pewnem zdumie-
MEM patray ma Achmeta i
odzywa sic:
-Ksiaze tax m6wisz ,1akby$
obecnym by} wyprawie,
wszystko tax by}o, jak ksiaze
wystawi}es. Gdym wreszcie
z%rozumial, CO sic oko}o mnle
stale, gdym ujrza} W p6}cie:
mach nocy ciemny Czerkle-
sow oddzial, ginacy w bliskich
ska}ach, zbieg}em do mego
plutonu doic6w. Wide u
podn6za ley wachmistrz z
rozp}atana czaszka - to dion
Opaczyhskiego.- SzczeSliwy!
on zgina} ma posterunku, ma
jego m%iejscu mole spoczywa6
by}y powinny zw}oki. Dalej
tn i owdzie ley ranny, z
zarosli zas wleka sic nieSmia}o
~aae+r,coni y k0ni dO1cv
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

Ognld dIlIldttliCSO -
major dalej - podchodzi pod
injury. Artylerya ME moze
wytrzymac prazacego ognia
Czerkles6w, cola sic, dym
opada, lecz widat, re zrobi}a
swoje, au} W p}omieniach,
injury pc czesci W gruzach.
Nalezy dokona6 trudnielszej
czesci zadania, zdobyc magic
skaiy i.pojmac garstke bro
niqcych sic Czerkies6w. Juz
nasi pna sic Pc ska}ach, W
tenn slychac tentent, krzyk,
}omot - z wawozu pedzi ma
bia}ym rumaku rycerz W
z}ocistej zbroi, to Szamyl, tuz
"a MIN oddzia} iezdzc6w ma
karki kodskie pochylonych.
Tyralierzy nasi zatrzymuja
sic ma ska}ach, reszta kolumny
szturmowej ustawia sic W
czworobok i nasrozyla sic
lasem bagnet6w. Nastepuje
chwila ciszy, raz tylko odzywa
sic trzask i hulk. To artylerya
sypne}a kartaczami, lecz raz
tylko, DO W tel chwili wy
sieczona W pieh. Jezdzcy sic
z%atrzymuja, wykrecaia z
miejsca i omijaia kolumne
nasza, kt6ra teraz dopiero
rozumie manewr. Szamyl
pedem rozhukanego potoku
rzuca sic ~pomiedzy kolumne a
naszych tyraljer6w. Oddzia}
jego osadza konie W miejscu,
jezdzcy znikaja gdzie$ W
ska}ach, konie wiodac "a
soba. Dzieie sic to W mgnieniu
Okla. W mgnieniu tel Okla
ska}y roja sic Cd wojowni-
k6w, a zaledwo r6j 6w sic
ukaza}, ska}y ziona piekielnym
a celnym ogniem ma drapia-
cych sic ma ska}y tyraljer6w
/ oniemiala prawie z podziwu
zbita kolumne szturmowa,
kt6ra ami strzaiu ma b{Yska-
wicznie przelatujacych jedi
cow ME zdazy}a oddaG.
Kolumna cierpi pod wytry-
trzystu ma mia wymie-
rzonych karabin6w. Orbeliani
rozumie, il lie igrac z
S7amylem. Brzmi komenda,
kolumna sic rozwija w tyra-
liery. Adiutant pedzi lie tchu
koniowi starczy z rozkazem
do iegr6w, ably awansowali,
do artyleryi, ably z domiouja-
cych wzg6rz kartaczami
wspiera}a atak.
Achmet zatapia sic ca}y W
opowjadaniu majora, widaG,
il rozumie po}ozenie, w jakiem
sic znajdowal bohaterski jego
ojciec. Przerywa wiec majoro-
wi potok slow uwaga:
Orbeliani osiegna} eel
sw6j, chocia3 ma innej drodze;
.oiciec moi znajduJe sic w
samotrzasku.
TAX jest ksiaze, lecz ma
to trzeba by}o innego s. mo-
trzasku, Iva sic ME chwyta W
}apke ma szczura. Adjutant
przelatuje ko}o mnie,. s}ysze
wyraznie, jak ochryp}ym Cd
zmeczenia l wytezenia g]osem
udziela rozkazy dow6dzcom.
Poimuja oni z nag}osci
.~.1--k - o~+o.o
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11

kfamany zapal, gdy ja|
rozpowiadat> 0 bohaterze
kaukazu.
= GdybySmy ME wiedzieli
= m6wi} Obruczew - ii
Szamyl by} czlowiekiem tax,
jak kazdy z mas, uwierzyc
bylo MONA, il jest nadprzy-
rodzonem z)awiskiem. Porow-
nywali 60 do Iva, do b}yska-
wicy, do ,si}a, szybkost,
potega jego rzut6w, stokroc
jednak Cd tego .wszystkiego
byla wieksza. Me by} to
czlowiek istotnie, lecz jakis
Ouch niejako, kt6ry dzia}a}
jak cud, jak objawienie. Nigdy
ME MONA bylo przewidziec.
kiedy uderzy i gdzie sic
pokaze "a urokiem takim
urnial sic otoczye, il bodaj
ktory z mas by}by odwazyl
sic strzelit do niego, broh
Boze zas ma ostre z MIN sic
zmierzyc. Ojciec Wasz, ksiaze,
gdy prowadzi} swoich do
ataku, zawsze by} ma przedzie,
a geste szeregi naszych
bagnetow uwaza} "a mgle, tax
smialo 1zuca} sic w ME ma
swoim bialym dz'anecie.
ooldat mu ustepowa} z drogi,
on by} ola swoich taranem on
otwieral i'm droge. Pozornie
Mkt 'potyczki nie prowadzi},
pozornie oddzia}y jego dzia-
laIy be- planu,a jednak kazda
Z w~iekszych potyczek, by}a z
CORY obmys}ana i godna
geniuszu Napoleona. Oddzia}y
jego nagle nieprzewidzianie
zjawia}y sic zewszad ma placu
boju aldo zwyciezaly. albo
uchodzi}y be- sladu, aoy ma
innem mieIscu r6wnie niespo-
dzianie sic pokazaG. Me mniej
strasznym byE jego druh
serdeczny Opaczyhski - maz
niedzwiedziej silly, a bohater"
skiej odwagi i determinacyi.
Skoczy6 z koniem z urwiska
do rzeki, gdy go scigano - z
posrod mas porwa6 ksiezniczki
Orbeliani / Czawczawadze w
oczach wojska. przebit sic w
stu ludzi przez pu}k jegr6w
fraszka byEo ola niego.
Achmetowi SERGE rosie
slyszac lyle pochwal o bo-
haterstwie OLGA. gdy jednak
MAJOR wymieni! owe branki
czerkieskie, przerwa} majoro-
WI tok opowiadania, z wielka
zapyta} clekawoscia:
= Ma]orze, czy by}es O.
becnym, gdy ksiezne Orbeliani
! Czavczawadze porwano?
TAX jest, ksiqze, naleza-
lem do oddzia}u jenera}a
Orbeliani. W}asnie przygoto-
walismy wielka przeciwko
Szamylowl ob}awe, gdy prey
by}a iona jenera}a, kobieta
mloda, piekna i zadna wrazeh.
Wielki to byl festyn w obozie.
Mkt ME przypuszczal, re sic
tax lie skohczy. = Boo rzecz
to by}a nies}ychana, ably kto$
mog} sic odwazyc porwat
prawie w oczach ca|ego woj.
ska, z pod boku meza zone. A
stale sic to tax. Jenera:
Orbeliani chcac zabawic mlod5
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11


jego au}6w zagrozony. Oddzia}
przeznaczony do szturmu ma
au} by} szczuply, reszta.armii,
wieksza Geese g6rskiej artyle-
ryi 3 bataliony jegrow, byfy
zrecznie ukryte W poblizu.
Orbeliani liczy}, il Szamyl da
sic z}udzic,a zachecony drobna
sila szturmujacego oddzia}u
rzuci sic ia niego. Oddzia]
mia} nakaz ustepowania W
kierunku, gdzie jegry by}y
ukryte. Ksiezna Orbeliani W
towarzystwie ksieznej Cav
czawadze mia}a sic przypa-
trywac szturmowi i 5itwie re
wzg6rza. Jenera} chcia} PREY
iednym ogniu upiec dwie
pieczenie, zone zabawit i
Szamyla poj,nac. Biedny Or
beliani ME przypuszcza} nawet,
il TAX pieczeh mu sic przypali.
Wszakzez zonka jego znajdo-
wa}a sic pod opieka blisko
5000 karabin6w jegierskich.
Orbeliani sam przywodzi}
szturmujacemu oddzia}owi.
Ksiezna mia}a widowisko
piekne.
= Me wdawaj sic W opisy
szczeg6}ow = przerywa mt
Achmet-m6w maiorze GO sic
stale pc porwaniu?
= Wasza Ksiazeca Nose
raczy mi wybaczyc, rabie
kr6tko, opowiada6 umiem
tylko obszernie, opr6cz tego
pozw6l staremu zanurzYG sic
W rozkosznych przesz}osci
wspomnieniach. Wiedz, ksiaze,
il noe owa pamietna mi
bardzo -moze mic z]rozumiesz,
]ezeli CT powiem, De ME bylo
]unkra " obozie, ktoryby ME
by} zakochanym W pieknej
jenera1owe). Ot6z ia sta}em z
mym plutonem broh do nogi,
lecz W pogotowiu do strza}u
tuz prey pag6rku, z kt6rego
&siezna obserwowa}a szturm
improwizowany ma aul. Niebo
gwiazdziste, ksie1yc swieci}
1asno, MONA by}o dok}adnie
obserwowac kazdy ruch ma
polance pred au}em, ma
niezbyt wysokich, lecz stro-
mych po}ozonego ska}ach.
Nasz oddzia} wylania sic z
zarosli. Au} we snie pograzony.
Artylerya podsuwa sic i sic
spiacym Smiertelne pociski -
pcnure powitanie! a W ska}ach
/ turniach hulk armat zwieksza
sic tysiackrotnie, kule bez-
w}adnie padaja ma ska}y,
artylerya podsuwa sic blizej.
OroCzy W1dOk - rOzumlem {,
czemu ksiezna 60 pragne}a,
nuta w%ojenna cry armatniej
poteznie targa nerwy, upaja.
Granaty sycza w powietrzu,
rakiety ogniste tocza ko}a, tn
i owdzie ma dachach zabudo-
wan aulu male pokazuja sic
swiatefka, au} gore, lecz aul
sic obudzi}. Widzisz ma murach
au}u POSTAGE ciemne, a
gestsze coraz male p}omyki z
"a mur6w daja ci poznaG, IL
Czerkiesi obrzucaja naszych
artylerzyst6w gradem kul
karabinowych, palbe recznej
l.o- ~-L1.- -.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-11
SYNOWIE
SZAMYLA.
Powiesc historyczna.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Obruczew wpadal W ME
kEamany zapa}, gdy ja]
rozpowiadac 0 bohaterze
kaukaZu.
= Gdybysmy ME wiedzielj
= m6wil Obruczew - ii
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26

bed, and saying to him, when he was dying,
"Goodby, Georgen' The counsel for the
prosecution declared that that ought rather
to be taken as proof of her guilt and
the words she had used were: 'Good! by
Georgep
we'll known clergyman of New York
used to make a strong point by reading the
verse: "God said, Let there be light and
there was Light" with the emphasis on
the word light, not on was, as usually
rendered.
An elocutionist of considerable note has
questioned the method of the great Mrs.
Siddons who in answer to Macbeth sug-
gestion of possible failure was won't to
reply, "Fail" with an emphatic drop OF
the voice that implied, "Well, then, fail,
that is all there is to it," 'Lady Macbeth
would never have got him in the world, >
said the critic, chad she addressed him il
that manner. She undoubtedly said, Fail,
in tone of utter contempt for a man VIII,
could imagine sucl an outcome to his vii
liany. The word should be given in
deep tone, with a falling infection an,
then an upward tendency"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-26
DIFFERENT MEANINGS.

An account was published recently Of a
suit for heavy damages arising from lack OF
punctuation in a telegram. A man sent the
message "Don't come. Too late" but
the doctor received it: Don't come too
late, and Immediately engaged special
train to convey him long distance.
Mr.. Story, the sculptor, who began life
as lawyer, tells good anecdote which
illustrates the fact that the emphasis which
punctuates has as much to do with deter
mining the sense of sentence as the mean
ing of the words Once, when he was
called upon to defend woman accused of
numbering her husband, he adduced as one
of the proofs Of her innocence the fact that
Of her having attended him on his death