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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
z GALICYl.

WEOSC1ANKA Barbara
Dys " Wolf Rzeczyckiej, W
Galicyi, wyszedfszy z chaty
pozostawiia dwoje dzleci bez
dozoru:: iedno letnie, drugie
4 letnie. W chacie byta TED
swinia, ktora rzuci}a sic ma
mtodsze dziecko i odgryz}a mu
e dina reke pc fokiec a u
drugiej reki dion. Mimo
sgybkiego ratunku lekarskiego,
dzlecko " kilka godzin umarto.
StrasznY to skutek niedozoru.
W powiecie Zbaraskim szerzy
sic coraz bardziej wsrod ludu
w~iejsk1ego nedza a wskutek
tego wzrasta goraczka emigra.
cyina. W obec tego grono
obywateli i zbarazki konwent
90. Beruardynow postauowili
urzadzit dnia 3go grudnia
poultry ziazd celem naradzenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
ksiaZki 40 naboze6-
silva

silva
Dzjecie 10 B0ga........ ..3o
Dsiecie do Boga - osfotsmi brSo
kwiat niewinnosci ola dzieci pols.
kich W Ameryce............2J
.Ksiaieozkh" do naboiehstwa dla
mfodziely, ~sfocons brzegi, slooo.
ny tytulik. p%6tsk6rek : tytuli.
KEN lJ6sefa Chociszew.e'sgo]
Ia lama ksateczka oprawna v
sk6rks Z obrazkiem
e. sama ,,Ksiateczka do naboieh
silva ola mtodzistyn 0kuciem
i zameozkiem. .~.....1 rs
Ia sama op:awna " kosc sfoniowa.
albo " aksamit. ........l rs
Ola prestige b.
ANIOf sTROZ oprawny " nkork,
xiocone brzegI Loo
Ani6' Stro1,~ oprawny "
sk6rxe. @",nhe brzesi, z okucie1n,
zamerzk'e.:. z{otym tytuliklem
ANloh srRv& oprarny " Sos4
sfonlowa Tub W aksamlt.. g. 90
lHOTY OhTARzYK, mocno Q.
prswny 70 sfoconyu Q tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pt6tno $0.4e
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.S0
zokuc,em ! zameczkiem loo
- OETARZYK POLSKI ..
20 zfoconemi brzegami l.I0
70 sprzaczka Z okuoiem 500
DUNN opraw. " skorke $50
zfooone brzegi LIS
20 ,sprzaczka 800
Ogr6de k D b =, d
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brse.
gi, Z obrazkami M ok{adoe, 10
conym tytulikiem 900. $3.50
Ia sauna ksialka zaneczkien
i okueien.
W . X Maryl opr. y
sk6rkq.................. l.11
w k Maryi, s}ocony
0tulik i z}oc~ t,' brzegi~ ...l.G
WianeA M>ryl z}os,ae
,<zegi' 4 san~:jti'n ekslsa]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
SZLASK.

KIELCZ Nv pow. Strzeleo.
king. Nieszozesna vodka,
kt6ra JUL tyle ludzi 4ycia
pozbawiia, stala sic znowu
prsycayna nieszcze6cia "
Potempie, W parah; Tworogaw.
skiei. Ot6z robotnik j Brol
wracajac W czwar,ek q zm.
wieczorem ~ roboty 2 f.bryki
Krurpa, podchmielii sobie W
jednej karczmie. poczem jeszcze
wszed} do drugiej, ably jeszcze
wiecej nalad " siebie tel
trucizny i nala} tel ma Gale
swoje 3ycie ;wyszedlszy bowiem
Z karczmy i idac ku domowi,
zamiast is6 przez most, ktorY
prowadzi przez wode, to on W
tym uapitym stanie szed{
ko}o mostu wpad1 we wode
4 meury g}eboka, j Jul tel
wiecsj ME wyszedl. Dopiero ma
drugi dzieh go znaleziono.
Zmar@Y pozostawia pc sobie
lone i czworo dzieci. jake
2Ycie, TAXA smierG...
PEWIEN obywatel z Wro-
c}awia chciai kupiG cd zopy
Sobczyka rzeczY tegos ostatnie-
go, ably je %pomlescit pomied2y
2biorem osobliwo6ci. Obywatel
ten dawa1 Sobczykowej so
NIX, gdy3 twierdzi, lie ktos
z Lipska chce je1 lyle DAD.
Wziefa sic ma spos6b, lecz
obywatel wrocfawski ME daf
sic zlapa6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
aissorya wlelklm woJowb-
ku polskim Gabryefus Hofubku
Opowiadanie z dziej6w polskich

aistorya o wlelklm woJowB'-
ku polskim Gabryefus Hoiubku
Opowiadanie z dziej6w polskich
Cos p 9 knego W osmiu po-
wiastkach. Tresd: l.. Papuga,
2. Palma kwietniowa, %powiastka,
8. Smutne skutki niemadrege
6gla, 4, Nieuczynnosd, powisft.
s.. Przeczuoie, powiastka, 6.
Lndwik j Helena, powies6, Is
Zfot6wka, powiet6, 8, Try PREY.
Jacihiki, powiastka
q b + o d a., odpor
wiadanie 2 1ycia amerykahsA lego
starogrodz Kapelt
czyii poczciwych Opatrznosc ME
opuici przez Ii. NJ. Osamhskiege
Koazyk K W iat6w. Powiesd
przez rs. Schmidt. ...30
2pow d = n i a, A n eHg d o,2
iHumor. Uf6maczone an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
l. Uczta kanibalska. &
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago1.
3. Naimniejsze dziecko W jwiecie
4, Pedarunek m}odego ucznia.
S. Fatalne imie' Waltera.
8. Cudowne w%ynalazki Edisona.
j d y m m uzY K usie J
lichu, kt6rs u niego siedziah
"a piecem.
20 ata corka Lezdejkl, albe
L;twini W XIV wieku, romans
historycznY przez Bernatowicza
W mocnej oprawie IL pozfacahym
10
iamek Duoho W, postepy
~fa|szerzv pieniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen. cyl; nerwowa DANA paryz-
la. Opcwiadania lekarza francuz
h'cgr.................
.enaG ow
aka, gAwoda przcz Krola Kncz.
.................lO
liatorya o szlachetnej apiqk-
nei Nagelonie, GORGE krola z Nea.
,ulu i Piotrzo Il y o
rzu. hrabim, ro&no przygodE
tutki, p~ociechy, szczeicia, ME
~zczesciu PREY odmianach omyl'
r"y, sw:ata reprezentujaca..So
> 4 IN i . CIV . J.
k,ew i%twotnch naszych xha'
.lsz,,h pi>arzy lob w'ze'
J4ssfa Choot
-H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
POLECA SIZE

POLECA SIZE
IZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNo$U
vszystkim wiarusom Poleuasss
v Ameryes
NOVA BSIEGARNli
II. DERD0wsKIEGo
" Winona MINI
Ie1na sprswadzit Cd Dsrdow
skieEo katda ksia4ks polsk4, jaks
wsgols istaiejs Ameryse, pfaeas
gstowk4.
Ponitej w~ymieniasy niskttrs
ksiaiki, jakie nasza ksjeGaraiA NJ
"a ~sprzedai:
Ksiazki szkolne tre6-
CT naukOWo].
dlEslAC MAJ Pebwi>oony Re.
g2rodzicy 30
tEACZ. / ~NARZEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH........3s
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
'piswnik x otoisIny dla
utvtku wiernych sebrai K. Born.
Rucbnlewicz. W mocnej oprawts
ksiazki powiesciowe
rozmaDts limo.
TESTAMENT P1OTRA VEL.
klEGO, czyli zami' ry Meskali
ewo;e~"nls ce}ego tviata. IS
oPoW1ADANr~ >5TARBo0
D
H1STORYA o snlsohstns1 pick.
nc) Meluzynis,. $50
kONsTYTUCYA %TANvw ZJE
DNOCZONYCH..... 10.
KSIALKA P~UNKTOWANIA.lo
WEGLARZ z WALENCY1. Przsi
Autora Jaskini Beatnsa j Ko1sy
no IA" NV
E onstYtuoyas Iaja 10
PREY 4 4 j k do plsania list6~
m'fosnych oras t~yczaeyob zig "ls
nienia ia@apalp6iicia. .35
0b o wv. Czqstochowy, 10
Jzka p Ia xW sa,pawlebt
obyczajowa przes Jozefa Z mad
Obry 30
2inal do r n i,sfawny do,
w6dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII VIE
60
W nocnej sprswie 80 siseonyu
tvtullkien .....--..,-.....8S
Cos sl.roty ozyll pow1ss
wyEtawiajaca zgroze nieludzko6o,
srog.Ac zaw..cj, : dotkliwosd ne
.lzy, sk~,1.erzcerc WARY / cndt
wzor,wokt 7@;jc> eeGziss ) szczo-
drobljw"s~ uuairz. rsci przez Ia
Il. Poku,nkiego.... .... 30
P o W a stk' l'L3e k i Q pre-,
FIR. hr. Skarhka. Zawiera: /
W~yprawa k~"ja~.ka, q Hulan-
ka W sadie, 81 L"kas. Stempe,
~ Dwie S,ostry, 81 Przewoznil
s. >leD,ec Wojenny, y Jssz
cauft, ~ Mupdur. VI Kruk 80
Ks. A. K d eoki Przeo
Panl; q ", Obrohca 1lasz
tor" Cze*tochowsk,ego.. IL
e { hater-ks d z ., .
Hvek Z :"'wstanls 1893 =, ida
rzenle prawdz,wv> opisa}~ WI
Czaplickl.... ..... lib
Powrot wojaczki, pc
wiastks z czastw powstAnia Ia
6ensza Kosc,aszkl. ......... Is
z d erac Barscy n
Sybirze, Puw,est naP1sana prze
Il. l. K. P......... .......25
!rzej w edrowc y. Chrzet
c,anin, zyd Turrk, czyli kt
Bogu poksada %saufan's, o ten
ma ten&e oj's'wsk'e *taranle. 70
wiest nader E"wab3a i poucza
jaca przez Totuasza W,sniewsk!a
zyd " ,ec.ny Tn@acz
Je.nzalem 'mien!em Ahaaeveru
Kttrv mow,, ze zv} pred i,
krzyzowan'em Chrystnsa Pan;
i przez W.zech1u,";noa. Bog
feazcze do 6z1s,einzep0 dnia B$H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
sic co czYn,t wypada, ably
przvjst ludowi 2 pomeca.

TO OWO.
DZIsIEJsZE POJECIE o
ZALETACH
(~STAROzYTNYCH PISARZY.
Pewien professor czyta ucz
niom piekny opis, jak pisarz
lacinski Pliniusz mfodszy
napisaf q swym w}asnym
domu.
Uczei mowi do kolegi:
,,Prawdopodobnie chcjai go
sprzedac i ola tego tax 90
wychwala}, Q nam robi teraz
k}opot DO musimy to tfoma-
czy6.
WESOtY PASAZER CZYLl
DAWNEJ IA.
RYFY.
Rsecz dz1eje sic W wagonie
klasy 1II-ej. Pociag rusza. jakis
licho odziany pasa&er zwraca
sic do jakiegos porzadnie
odzianego pase1era.
- Przepraszam, dokad pan
d%obrodziej 1edzie?
- Do GranicY.
Do Granicy? Pan
dobrodziej iedzie wed}ug novel
taryfy?
- Go "a pYtanie! Zdaje mi
sic, De teraz wszyscY ie2dza
wedlug novel taryfy. Wszak
pan jedziess take wediug
taryfy zni4onej?
- Me, ia ME-.
- akto, ME? WszYscy bez
vyjatku ptaca wed1ug novel
taryfy.
"A ia ME. ia sobie jezdze
pc staremu, wed}ug starej
taryfy.
- No to znaczy :po staremu?
- / daleko pan tax zaje.
dzlesz?
- P6ki kerk wytrzyma.
- Coz ma wspolnego pahski
kark . jazda7
- 0, ma du2o wsp6lnego.
Widzi pan dobrodziej, ia takze
jade do granicy. Ale JUL
przesiadam sic do czwartego z
rzedu pociagu. Jak tylko
konduktor zauwa3y, De jade
bez biletu, to zaraz dale mi W
kark i ma stacy .wyrzuca z
wagonu. A ia sobie ma stacy
czekam ma nastepnY poci9g,
znow siadam do nastepnego
pociagu i tax znow przejade
kilka stacy.
- 1 dtugo Pan jedziess "
ten sposob do Grauicy.
- nCztery, pie6 dni, jak
Bog da p6kl kark wytrzyma,
AIS sobie TAX )e1dze cd dawna
vice powiadam, De jade po
|staremu, wedlug dawnej tarYfy,
,,wDZIECzN0Sc."
Dopiero wtenczas dobroczyn-
A. $500 80 ..,I>--4 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
LlSTOWNIK.
POLSKO

Podreczmik
zawleraj9cy:
Nauke pisania listow goeowe'
IVORY listow,
" wszystkich przvpadkach EveRG,
szc&eg6heie z~astdssnony De
uzytku i wygodv Polakow ~
Ameryce.
CENA 60 q
mocnej oprawie Is G.
Mona te ksiQ4~e dostat % ksit~.
qorni H. WSKZEG0 u
W1nona, Mlnn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

GATEHIZA RZYHSKO-KATo
LICkl tnaiy) ....-..-.
" moo" enrawie......3g
KATEHlZN ~RZYMsKO-AATO.
LlCKl N.:4kszy) " mocnej ..
DZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
TESTAMENTU, " nocnoi 0,
prawie (Drkarbego)..... 40
OZlEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARZ POLsKI, J6zsfs
Observation-Disclosures.
eOSREDNlK POLSKO AN
GIELSKl - cyl; As,aGka dc
naut' !rzyka aug~'ei4kiego IS
z bi6r P iesni dIx szk6s pot
skicA W Amoryco, uto4yt byty h
qczyciel W Chicago Franciszsl
AaDKa
6ramatvea PsI.ka usr,4"
ma przez T-niuzege S,srocihsk'o
go, pr"fesora Jozyka pstszl-go
literatury. Drukowaaa ola szkA
eolskich " Ameryce : wyd.ni,
t1syn"stege,' " mocnej oprawis
G lemsntar:AM ally CYL
P1erwsza eanka CzYtania, Pisa
hia Rachowaaia, pre-. W. by
n1ewlcZa..
Nv mecnej oprawis........l2,
HISTORYA STANOW ZJEDNQ
CZONYCH.. .............75
OF u enowefy, powiesd
moEnlna bardzo, ~wzruszajaca ze
atar4ytnych czasow.--....3o
- ia sama " mocnej oprawie -
s,oconym tYtulikien.~..... 60
Golesfav czyli Daisy Gag &c.
nowefy; tiomaczenie przez h.
osnshsk
Il sama " mocnei oprawis
~
Listownik Polsko-Anerykak
HI. PodrsczniE zawierajaoy.
Nauks pisania list6~ j gotowe
wsery list6w,w wszyst&ieh ,.rzy'
padkaoh tZota.
NoWych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia Fl ro'ni me D er
dowsklego " Winonie,
mianowicie*
!, Gle h a e hrze- ~
k a ksi7zka do.
n~abozenstwa ola katolikd~
~ 6licznej gioconej l wy
tlaczanei c1{adce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem IN
Z. B 8 adzie1a s.
sza, ksiazka do nabozeh.
silva, " takiej samej kosz~
towne1 opraw1e l.Q
3. B ad2+W ola Two
a, modlitw5 i rozmysla-
uia no wszyst6ie uroczy.
stosci koscielne l ma wszel.
kie okollcznosci zycia, "
droglej oprawle Isl
Ksiazka d o nabo-
5ehstwa Dunina (w
najwspanialszej oprawia,
bez okucla) 2.0(
s. A Or s:fdz, opraw-
ny W sk6rs 85oeHs
8. Il istorya Bib3;j-
ma Ola azj~,i. uzywana "
Bzkotach pu skich W Cab.
oy;. spolecs IA przez. rs.
na,L,na.a Dunajews kiego &ooI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
co robi to otwarcie.

Para malzonk6w pc uroczy-
stosci srebrnego wesela staneia
pred sadem / domagala sic
rozwodu. A ola czego4
teraz dopiero przYchodsicie?
zepytal sedzia. To ola tego,
panic sedzio, spodz,ewalismY
sic znacznych podaruuk6w cd
krewnYch i przyjaciot ma to
srebrne wesele.
- No i COZ dano wan?
- A tax, naznoszono dosYc
du3o i JUL sic niemi pod1ieii|is.
my:
- Kiedy tax m6w1
sedzia- to zaczeka]cie z
"TN~
rozwodem do z}otego wesela, a
gareczam wan, he podarunkl
leszcze beda obfitsze.
- No, l coz m6wisz matka?
A niech1e i tax bedzie!
LUDNOSC ma swiecie przy-
ras1a, iak zbadano, co 10 lat,
W Europe 9 procent, W AzYi
6 PROF., W Afryce 10 proc,
W Australia 80 proc, W
Ameryce P6ln. % proc, W
Ameryce Peiudn. Is proc.
a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19
OWINBZOWANIA

ma wszelkie przygcdy
$$1Raqbe4yk
powlnszowab dIa rodzic6w, rodseA-
silva, nauczyc'eli, przyjacib<. DO
brodziei i t. d.
jake tel wiereze
ma We.Ofa, fsnfenmfkeW &
dla kOchankoW.
zebral j ~rcmnezyl
z najceInaejsxych aUtsrdW
JOZEF BEIKOWSKL
nauczyciel PREY szkole r~ealneI :
krednlei W Bydgoszczy.
Ac
..... 'e dostdt % hsie-
'9KZE9G .
/ str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

NJ CHI 4

kROLOWEJ Re SABBY
10 SYB1L11.
CCElN* Is 9.
No:no tie ksiq:ke dost0c 70 ksst.
yarni L. DERDO WSELEGO y
W,noule, M'nn. SO f. 2ud str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

Stowko starosG" bywa mile
sluchane tylko jake zapowiedz
odlegtei przYsz}osci.
Milps6 wfasna jest slepa
nieuleczalnie.
Zanim zerwiesz re starym
przyjacielem, pomysl, il
starosG dec CT mole bardzo
wiele, ale nigdy wiernego
przyjaciela.
Sa ludzie, ktorzy ukrywaja
sic z tenn, z czem wydawac
sic powlnni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

Mole to / mysl prawdziwa
Ze 2 proszacych mas 0 wsparcie
Najmniej groznym zwykle bywa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-19

~,,WDZTECzNOSC."
Dopiero wtenczas dobroczyn-
ca mole sic przekonaG o
wdzlecznosci dobrobiercy, gdy
ten3e dobrobierca niczego juz
sic spodziewa@ ME mole cd
tegoz dobroczYhczycy.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
VIVA MRS. LOCKWOOD THINKS.

Mrs. Belva Lockwood made heavy
sling at baseball and the like when she
spoke about the New woman at Atlanta.
She said that there is no new
woman, Or anything else new under
the sun. Higher education has given
woman an ascendency which she did
not formerly possess. What is called
the new woman is an evolution of the
old woman, brought about by the in
tellectual progress OF the age. She
said : eff the male students of this
generation must perforce spend theil
best energies in baseball and yachting
women must enter the professions te
restore the equilibrium"
More women are being graduated
from the universities in the North anc
West than men. These educated
women must and will have something
to do. This is a good sign, SAID she
and there will be fewer divorces In the
future than in the past.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
ORIGINAL JUNGLE TONI"

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 22-George
Harris, the old negro who is the original
''Uncle Tom" in Harriet Beecher
Stoves book, "Uncle Toms CABIN" is
living in thi. city in destitute condl-
ton. He will be 81 years old next
March, and is very feeble. His condl-
ton is pitiable, and being too proud to
beg, he goes many days without food.
In an interview tonight he said that
he had been living on FIVE cents a day.
The negroes for whose freedom he
worked for years don't appear to appre-
clate his labors in their behalf. They
have made no effort to save him from
starvation and were it not for few
white friends he would starye to death
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
DANGER FROM CATARRH.

The most important feature about
that very common complaint, catarrh
in the head, is Its tendency to develop
into some other more serious and dan
gerous disease. The foul matter drop
ping from the head into the bronchial
tubes or lungs is very liable to lead to
bronchitis Or consumption, that de-
stroyer which causes more deaths in
this country than any other disease.
AS catarrh originates in impurities In
the blood, local applications can do bnt
little good. The common sense method
OF treatment is to purify the blood, and
Tor this purpose there is no preparation
superior to Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
powerful action of this medicine upon
the blood expels every lmpurity, and by
SO doing cures catarrh and gives health
to the entire organism.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
THE NEWS AND OBSERTERS
ENTERPRISE.

The Neus 4, Observer has recently
put In what is known as linotype ma
chimes. By their use printer at
keyboard blocks out type line at a
time. The metal is recast every time
it is used. So, while the machines are
not strictly type setting machines, they
do the work Of such. 1t Is great
stride of improvement for Mr.. Daniels
and his paper. While the machines
are made in the North, it is a North
Carolina idea. The News & Observer
itself says:
1T is worthy of notice that the type
setting machine Is a North Carolina in
vention, the first one being invent
ed and patented by Fenton g. Fostor,
OF Franklin county. 1t was called the
wild Goose Typesetting Machine
and embodied the principle of every
typeaetting machine since. The Mer-
genthaler especially is built on much
the same principle, except that nova
BILE type were used in the Wild Goose
Machine instead of matrix and con-
sequently the work OF adjusting and
distributing had to be done by hand
instead of by the machine The wild
Goose machine had the type writer
keyboard, Just as is used on the Mer-
genthaler and the type travelled down
an inclined plane and assembled in a
line, Just as in the present case.
"Mr. Foster was plain farmer and
lived near Loulsburg, butat the time OF
his invention he was associate editor OF
the Keystone, Masonic paper publish
ed in Raleigh about twenty-five years
ago. and the Farm and Fireside, an
agricultural and family newspaper.
After patenting his machine he sold a
half interest in it to capitalists in New
York for $4,000. But, owing to the
fact that the type had to be adjusted
and distributed by hand, and conse-
quently no labor WIS saved, the ma
chine was never put into practical OPP
Grafton. 1t, however, stimulated in
ventiye genius by calling attention to
the great need for practical machines OF
its kind and furnished the only idea on
which such machine can be construct
ed. The perfection of Mr.. Fosters
ideas are seen to-day in the Mergen-
thaler machine. But, as is generally
the case with great inventions, the
original inventor has not lived to see
his ideas put into practical operation
or reap any of the rewards
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
A TON GIVES THANKS.

To-day this nation gives thanks to
God for great and abundant blessings
upon great and prosperous people. 1t
is fitting that the wheels Of every hum
ming industry in this broad land stand
still to-day, and all business commotlon
cease, that their silence may praise our
God.
The earth has brought forth album
dant supplies; pestilence has invaded
our borders at no point plenty smiles
upon the land and the benedicticns OF
an all-wise and merclful Father invite
peace into every home.
From thousands of steeples and tow
ers to-day the bell-chimes will call glad
and grateful worshipers to the temple
of God to cast in gifts for the poor, the
widow and the orphan. May these
gifts be large, and with every act OF
alms-giving may there go up an in
cense-laden prayer that Gods rich bles-
sings upon this nation may lift men
nearer to the cross OF Christ. May the
pure impulses for higher plane OF
holy living from this day be the means
through which righteousness shall ex.
alt us as a nation" And let no one say
that he cares not for this. To the pO-
tent influences of Christian civilization
we owe all our boosted liberty and pros
perity Let every one this day show
intelligent appreciation Of this by leav-
Ing at the altar of thanksgiving the
richest gift he may to tighten the bur
den of some less fortunate one, or to
give needed comfort to some of the
Lords poor Let us lay aside our
sports to-day and let us all worship God
as becomes great Christian nation.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
NOTICE,

By yirture Of mortage executed to
me by Jno. L. Watson, now dead. on
January 80 tn, 1898, securing the sum
OF $3.50 slth 5 per cent. interest, Of
record III Book 50 page 539, Of the
Registers Office Of Halifax county. /
viii, on the Goth day of Deem Der, 1895,
at the court house door III the town of
Halifax, sell for cash at public auction
to the highest bidder the tract OF land
described in said mortage as follows /:
THAT tract of land in Palmyra Town
ship, Halifax county, adjoining the
land of Cary Weeks, Jno. q. Mizell
Mary J. LYMAN and others, and
bounded as follows Beginning at the
canal beyond my house-now where
live-and running down the canal to a
dead pine to Beach swamp, thence run
ing up the line of Jno. g. MizelI to
the County road running to Hobgood
to Mary J. Hyman's line, thence run
ming West to the County road leading
from Hobgood to BrasWel's X Roads,
containing 1919 acres more or less.
This Nov. Is, 1895.
l.. c. BELL, mortgage.
By CLAUDE KITCHEN, Attorney.
IL q st.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
EASY TINES9 YES, EASY.

It is striking fact that it often de-
ponds upon whom you address as to
the effect Of what you say. For In
stance. if you make broadcast remarks
about the indecency of profanity, the
swearing men present will not feel COM
plimented by your thrusts. Or, if you
shall speak freely about the man who
wilfully makes debts with no intention
of paying them, and everybody knows
it, such man present will not greatly
appreciate your observations So when
you begin to talk about good and easy
times in the lar it depends upon who
hears you talk . j to how we'll your
statements are appreciated. The man
who has been unwise and imprudent
enough to allow the coils Of debt drawn
around him which he could have AVOID
ed, answers you that such statements
will do for men who are out of debt,
but the debtor is having hard time OF
it. Yes, and let us say by way of pa
renthesis, that the debtor generally
has hard time. 1t has been so for a
time whereof the memory of man run
meth not to the contrary.
We heard first-class farmer say a
few days ago that times are as easy at
his house as they have ever been and
we happen to know that this farmer
has all the while stuck to the sensible
plan of raising all his supplies at home.
THE DEMOCRAT believes that the
farmers of the State, taken as class,
are in better condition and are more
independent than they have been in
thirty years. And the reason for it is,
they have raised most OF their supplies
at home for the past two or three years.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-11-28
NOTICE.!

In pursuance of an order made in
the special proceedings now pending III
the Superior Court of Halifax county
of selling land for assets. entitled r. II
Smith, Executor of J. r Herring, dec,
against W. H. Kitchin, \. 3. Josey.
Jas. l.. Josey and wife and others,
VIII, on the Dist day of December, 1895,
in the town of Scotland Neck, n c.,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the following described real es-
tate That piece of land in Halifax
county, beginning at a stake on Black
burns Branch on The East side Of the
w. and ". Railroad Ohe Scotland Neck
Branch % feet from the center of the
road bed Of sad railroad. thence run
ming parallel with said railroad towards
Halifax Isl poles, near cattle-guard, to
a stake, 60 feet from the center of said
railroad, thence North AZ poles, East
80 poles and Is links to q stake near a
blackgum IN James n. Smiths line,
thence South % East, 1871 poles and ID
links to three pines in James n. Smith s
line, thence South u West, 50 poles to
Blackburn's Branch, thence up SAID
III t1lCII W lllc DtSlllNII1S, COuldIuS 20
acres more Or less.
Also the two following described
tracts IN Halifax county: One tract
beginning at- stake in a little drain on
Mrs. Susan Smiths corner, thence
South 80 West, 100 poles to a stake,
thence North 70 West, 53s poles to a
small red oak, thence North 13 East,
1879 poles to ]. n. Smiths line, thence
South S71 East, 40 poles to a stump,
thence South 80, East 80 poles to the
beginning, containing 80 acres more
OF less. The other tract adjoining the
above described tract, beginning at a
small red oak, corner of above tract.
thence North 81 West 154 poles to a
sweet gum on side of lane, thence
North 81 East poles. thence South S7d
East 81 poles, thence South II West,
1879 poles to the beginning, containing
3of acres more or less, beng the same
two tracts conveyed to J. r. Herring
by Isaac II. Smith and wife by deed Of
Record in Book 20, page 10.
Terms of sale: One half cash, bal
ance in II months. title retained until
all purchase money is paid. This Nov.
20, 1895. r. H. SMITH, Executor,
IL II 5t j. r. Herring, dec.