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Poor TON WATSON. Everything seems
10 be going wrong with him. His letter
of acceptance Of the nomination for the
vice presidency is suppressed. Butler,
the chairman of the populist national
committee, says he never received 1t.
Watson does not belIeve this, of course,
but what is he to do? Write another.
and send it by special minister is the only
course open to him, Is the mails are a
very uncertain thing, apparently. He
should have taken the precaution to reg
lister his letter and thus have the satis-
faction which receipt gives.
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SENATOR GoRMAN has finally come out
tiat-footed for free coinage OF silver. He
does not state what led to this change of
heart, but eyldentally he has reasons.
Possibly he thinks he can prevent con-
gressional action on the lines demanded
by the Chicago platform, as he did with
the democratic pledge to revise the tariff
Like all new converts German is severe
on those who did not apostatlze with him.
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THERE Is feature of absurdity at pres
emit In the arguments of silver men as to
the cause ct reduction in the price of
farm products, IN sight of the illustration
being given that supply and demand gov
ern prices. Wheat Is going up rapidly
because of scarcity. If there was abund
ance all the political legerdemain imagin.
able could not affect the price, A few
such illustrations of the laws of trade as
that now being furnished must appeal
strongly to the good sense of those who
are disposed to guide their conduct by
intelligent approximations of fats.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
First publication Oct X 1904

First publication Oct. Is, 1880 Noe
STATE OF W1SCONSIN.-CoUNTY COURT FOR
y MANITOwoC COUNTY In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Francis Halloran
deceased. interstate.
On reading and filing the petition of Sarah
HallOran of the town of Cato in said county rep
reseDtlng among other things that Francis Hal
loran an inhabtant of said county, on the sth day
of October A. D., 1895 at said town of Cato died
lntestate. leaving estate to be administered, and
that the SAID petitioner is the widow of said de-
ceased, and praying that administration of said
estate be to Patrick Cahil of this county granted
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at
special term of said county court. to be held on
Tuesday. the 10th day of November, A. D., 1896,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the office of the county
Judge in the city of Manitowoc in said county
Ordered further that notice of the time and
place SO appointed be given to all persons inter
ested, by publication hereof for three weeks sue
cessively prior to said day of hearing in the Man
ltowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper published at
the city of Manitowoc IN said county.
Dated October Il, A. ID. 1896
BY the court.
Us. ANDERSON, County Judge.
Schmitz x Kirwan, Attys. n0y5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHARLES III. MATCHETT, Soc. Lab
MATHEW mcguire, Soc. Labor

CHARLES III. MATCHETT, Soc. Lab
MATHEW mcguire, Soc. Labor
Emil Reesch, Socialistic Labor
Rochus Babnik, Socialistic Labor
Charles Weiss, Socialistic Labor
Fred Farchmin, Socialistic Labor
Albert Pippenburg, Socialistic Labor
Carl Groeschel, Socialistic Labor
Fred Bugelmann, Socialistic Labor
Gustav Lauenstien, Socialistic Labor
John kettemann, Socialistic Labor
Charles Lachmund, Socialistic Labor
Paul Reuther, Socialistic Labor
Otto Schultz, Socialistic Labor
Christ Tuttrop, Socialistic Labor
Henry Reise, Socialistic Labor
Jacob Rummel, Socialistic Labor
John Riede), Socialistic Labor
Otto Il. +, Gundermann, Soc. Labor
Herman Seibt, Socialistic Labor
August Greifenhagen, Soc. Labor
Fred Schuster. Socialistic Labor
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CARPETS.

We sell carpets from samples, using
the celebrated Richardson Carpet Ex-
hlbltor to show the effect in a large room,
We have over 100 patterns to choose
from, the largest selection in the city and
sell at a small advance over Chicago
wholesale cost, call and see our samples
before buying your winter carpets.
2t22 MENDLIK Il MULHoLLAND
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GREATEST ON EARTH"
DIR. Niles Restorative Nervine.

Mr.. R. T. Caldwell, is book keeper in
the First National Bank of Fulton, KY.
81 was completely run down, My nerves
became 50 unstrung through loss of sleep
and worry that l felt sure ] would be com
PEELED to give up my position, | would lie
awake ~ night long, and it took but little
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at onitcn 9 iIot
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %. 1896.

BRYAN broke the record in Michigan
having made % speeches IN one day IN
that state.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHARLES f.. BENTLEY. National
JAMES H. SOUTHGATE. National
Annette j. Shaw, National
Newell Demeritt, National
Lilly Runals, National
Oliver II. Crowl National
Washington |. Carpenter, National
Orvie E. Thompson, National
Martha W, Law, National
Geo. W, Sherwood, National
Luther w. Wood, National
Henry E. Ward, National
Gideon Young, National
John E. Bartlett, National
Robert Henderson, National
Eugene B. Knowlton
Lorenzo Crandal, National
George G. Jones, National
William l.. Morrison, National
Ole A. Christainson, National
James f. Broadwell, National
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DIIINVUINI IfA IIDI,
Notice concerning lands sold for taxes for The

Nolce concerning lands sold for taxes for the
year 1893.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
MASITowoo COUNTY.
Manitowoc, September Sth 1896.
al persons interested, are hereby notified that
the following tracts of and lots of lands remain
ing unredeemed in the Office of the County Clerk
OF Manltowoc county, state of Wisconsin for the
taxes due and unpaid for the yeG- 1893 and
that opposite the description of each tract
or lot or part thereof, IN the following list is
assessed and the amount of taxes charged and
interest on each. Now therefore. unless such
tracts OF lots or parts thereof be redeemed on or
before the 18th of May, 1887, the same will be
forfeited for such taxes and charges and will be
convey ed to the purchaser, IN pursuance of the
statute IN such case made and provided.
Jos. WEINFURTHER.
County Clerk.
MEME.
Town II, Range %,
Name of Owner Descrip. Sec. Acres Amt.
John L. Sullivan kNEA 5 So 22R
VILLAGE OF CENTERvILLE.
Centerville Brig. Co. Lot TO- Il and II Blk 5 Os
Sec. p town 10, Range a. - %
EATON.
Town 1s-Range q.
Unknown NE4Nws 40 ans
John Mueller n 4 N x sHsE& OO
John Mueller s4sKN24sE4-S rs
NEs 29 3 AM
John Mueller N15N4sE ~
Chas kuester IL S1-2Sl-2NE
IA Nell % AM
Joe HaPpel S a 1ss1N3z NE u
LIBERTY.
Town 1S-Rauge %.
j. ID. Clark Sc IA NELL 81 40 l74S
NEWTON.
Town lS-Range %.
Mrs. Walsh w 20 acres y SW
IA 81 % go
ROCkLAND.
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CARL SCHURz on account of the weak
ness OF his voice does not want to address
a crowd OF more than 1000 in his cam
paignspeeches.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
GARRETT A. HOBART

WILLIAM MCKINLEY
GARRETT A. HOBART
John d. Nelsenius
Paul Lachmund
Ossian Nj. Petit
Mark Curtis
Lewis G.. Boyle
Ellicott r. StiIlman
William j. Mailman
George d. Breed
Ivor Peterson
Frederick 4. Holman
| Oakman A. Ellis
Samuel j. Bradford
Edward ScofieId
Emil Baensch
Henry Casson
Sewall A. Peterson
William H. Mylrea
John Q. Emery
Duncan j. Mckenzie
William A. Fricke
James H. Davidson
Charles H. Sweeting
John Randolph Currens
Christ. Muth
Edward G. Schaffiand
Peter Kaufman
Adolph 2. Schenian
Zrlick Hougen
Oscar A Alter
Louis PITT
Alexander G. Fraser
Edwin r. Smith
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will not vote at
all this fall. He has not taken the pains
to register. 4 bad example for the Chief
executive to give.
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PEOPLES TICKET.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
THOMAS f.. WATSON

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
THOMAS +. WATSON
George W. Cate
John Winans
Ernst Merton
Owen King
Henry j. Steinman
Michael j. Warner
Albinos A. Worsley
John L. Beau
Herman Naber
Charles L. Brekken
Lester Woodland
Christian Roemer
Willis c. Silverthorn
Horatio II. Hoard
Cyrus Nj. Butt
William f. Pierstorff
Henry |. Weed
Francis Cleary
Charles T. Kalk
Frederick W. Thai
W llllam L. UrueneWald
Walter G.. Beasant
Fred Anthem
John McCarty
Fred Claussen
Ralph Peterson
G. ". White
Henry Goeres
c. II. Tegen
Chas. Frazier
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
ARTHUR SEWALL

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
ARTHUR SEWALL
George ". Cate
John Winans
Ernst Merton
! Owen King
Henry j. Steinman
Michael J. Warner
Christian ROemer
Albinos \. Worsley
John l.. Beau
Herman Naber
Charles L. Brekken
Lester Woodland
Willis c. Silverthorn
Horatio H. Hoard
Cyrus NJ. Butt
William T. Pierstorff
Henry l Weed
Francis Cleary
Charles L. kalk
Frederick W. Thai
William T. Gruenewald
Adolph Rodewald
+. c. Maertz
Henry Lehrmanm
Joseph Weinfurther
Henry Goedjen
John Chloupek
Patrick j. McNIahon
Julius Lindstedt
John OHara
DR. Frederick S. Luhmann
Albert W Dassler
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First publication October 49, 1886 No IL.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-MANITOwCJ COUNTY
- COURT. In probate.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick " IL
liam Gruhle deceased, intestate.
On reading and filing the petition of Charles
Gruhle, of ManitOwoc in said county represent
ing among other things that Frederick William
Gruhle an inhabitant of said county on the 5th
day of October, A. D., 1896, at Schleswig, Wis
consln, died interstate, leaving estate to be adj
ministered, and that the said petitioner is the
son of said deceased, and praying that admins
tration of said estate be to Charles GruhIe grant
ed.
1t is ordered that SAID petition be heard at a
special term of said county court to be held on
Tuesday. the 10thIday of November A. D., 1885, at
10 o'clock A. M at the office of the County Judge,
In the city of Manitowoc, In said county.
Ordered further, that notice of the time and
place so appointed be given to all persons in
terested, by publication hereof for three weeks
successfully prior to SAID day of hearing in the
Manitowoc Pilot. a weekly newspaper published
at ManitowOc in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc the 10th day of October,
A. D.. 1896.
By the Court
nOv5 Us. ANDERSON. County Judge
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THERE is movement afoot to make
election day general holiday in Chicago
and have all business houses close.
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PROHIBITION TICKET.

JOSHUA LEVERING
HALE JOHNSON
Charles T. Cronk
Charles Alexander
Newcomb E. Tully
Henry A. Miner
John c. Martin
Charles Edward Reed
Solomon Vandewalker
Almon Francis Collins
John R. Ogden
John Faville
Henry Happel
Elisha G. Partridge
Joshua H. Berkey
Ephraim l.. Eaton
Eugene Bruce Knowlton
Lorenzo Crandall
Albert E. Dixon
William L. Morrison
Ole Anthony Christensen
James Ebert Broadwell
James S. Thompson
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Storm Sash made to order. Quick and
cheap. Manitowoc Building Supply Co.
Office and factory N. 9Th and York
streets. tt
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STATE
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
Attorney General
State Superintendent
Railroad Commissioner
Commissioner of ms.
CONGRESSIONAL
Mem. of Congress, 9th dist.
LEGISLATIVE
Mem. Assembly. 1st dist.
Mem. Assembly, 2nd dist.
COUNTY
Sheriff
County Clerk
County Treasurer
District Attorney
Clerk of Circuit Court
Register OF Deeds
County Surveyor
Coroner
Supt. of Schools
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NAT. DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
JOHN Nj. PALMER
SIMON B. BUCKNER
Lyman j. Nash
John G. Ludwig
Tohn B. Kupfer
G, Hugo Jacob
George krouskop
Bedford B. Hopkins
Casper H. Nj. Petesen
William Dichmann
Charles Franz
Augustus Ledyard Smith
William f. Shea
Samuel n. Dickinson
Adolph Rodewald
f. G.. Maertz
Henry Lehrmann
Joseph Weinfurther
Henry Goedjen
John Chloupek
Patrick J. McMahon
Julius Lindstedt
John O'Hara
Friedrich S. Luhmann
Albert W. Dassler
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We are now making up at sttictly
remarkable low prices.
Fall business suits for $500 and
upward.
Black and Blue Cheviot suits for
$500 and upward
Black imported worsted suits for
$1,000 and upward.
The largest assortment of Pants for
$3.50 and upward.
Call and examine our stock, is one it
of the largest in the state.
HOVER BROS
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing under the firm name of Cary
Il Cary has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will hereafter be con
Quoted by c. A. Cary, who will collect all the
bills due the firm,
Dated, ManitOwoc. Wis. Oct. 20. 1896.
3toct22. c. A. CARY.
CHARLES CARY,
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NATIONAL
resident
ice President

Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States.
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j. s. ANDERSON, County Judge
g. q. and c. H. Sedgwick, attorneys. nov4

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For sale by HENRY H1NRICHS,
Druggist
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CITY OF MANITOWOC.

John Franz w "a of 1872
q. A. Forrest Lots IS, Ii. L. and part
of lot 26 in Sec. 81. in Block
in subdivision of government
See. 10. 50 02
Hanson Il Scove Z. part of Lot 3
of Ry. Sec. ~ 10 II
A. Bluisky Lot 50 Sec 81 S23
f. Ladwig L y w y of W l-3 of
Gov. Lot = Sec. 81 II 10
Jos. Weinfurther,
County Clerk
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For the amendment to Section of Article 10 Of Constitution
Against amendment Section Article Constitution
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10 Tie ELECTORS OF MANITOWOC COUNTY:
Notice IS hereby given that general election is to
be voted for whose nominations have been certified to this
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precincts the county Manitowoc the d day of November
given opposite the the office and under the appropriate part
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03
STAN INTERESOW

Polepszenie made W interesach i
przemysle daje sic uczuc. Kilka znacz-
niejszych fabryk puszczono W ruch.
Ma targach zbozowych zapanowa4
ruch, powodu zakupu wielkich zapa-
sow przenicy do Europy, cena posz@a
W gore kilka centow, szczegolniej
dostawa ma Grudzien.
Bawelna chociaz uleg}a ma}ej zni-
ice, utrzymuje sic W Genie z powodu
ze wiele przedzalh fabryk puszczono
ruch.
w przemysle zelaza takze zapono-
wal wiekszy ruch.
w Troy, N. Y, rozpocze}y sic ro-
boty W Burton Iron Works. GO sprawi}o
wielka radosc dla mieszka6c6w mia
sta. Warsztaty zajmuja przesz4o 1000
robotnik6w jezeli 50 W pe}nym biegu.
w Waltham, Mass, 1000 ludzi
wroci&o do roboty przy walcowniach
Boston Manufacturing Co.
W Manchester, N. H., Korporacya
Amoskeag rozpocze}a robote W czesci,
zawieszons cd kilku miesiecy; przy
pe}nym ruchu we wszystkich oddzia-
ZACH pracuje tam 1000 ludzi.
w Hollidayburgu, rozpocze{a sic
robota wEleonor Iron Works W powie-
Gle Tyrone. Warsztaty beds ruchu
dzie1i noe. Zak}ad ten by& zam-
kniety przez ca@e lato. Piecset ludzi
znalaz}o zatrudnienie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03

Jednoczesnie kongresem, dnia
70 Wrzesnia odby} sic W Buffalo
Sejm iii polsko-katolickiego Koscio-
Ia "Niezaleznych."
Pred Sejmem jeszcze ksieza nieza-
lezni rozes@ali odezwe, W ktorej wy
raznie zaznaczaja swe odczepiehstwo
cd papieza, cd Rzymu brak WARY.
Ko5cio@ niezalezny polski opiera sic
odtad "a zasadach nazwanych "Sta-
rokatolik6w" ktorzy zachowujac via
re katolicka, ,nieuznaja "nieomylnosci
papieza,'' og}oszons przez Piusa TX
W roku 1871, odfaczyi sic cd Rzymu
i dotted egzystuje jako oddzielny kos
cio& Katolicki.
Sejm ten reprezentowany przez 129
delegatow r6znych niezaleznych pa
rafj, przyja{ te zasady obra2 swego
biskupa " osobie KS. St. Kamih-
skiego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03

nek&opo,liwa niekosztowna czynno-
scia jest szczepienie ospy. Otoz, wy
kazano ma podsta vie scis4ych oblicze6,
re liczby dzieci ME maiscych ospy
szczepionej, umiera ma to chorobe
Enaczna czesc-gdy z setek tysiecy
takich, ktorym zaszczepiono ospe,
umiera na ospe kilka lub zadne ma
wet. A jednak i z tel przestrogi ME
korzystamy.
G&ownym warunkiem zdrowia Jest
czystosc W najob>zerniejszem znacze-
niu i ten w&asnie warunek jest bardzo
lekcewazony.
Przys}owie angielskie, kt6re m6wi:
lie czystosc najblizszs jest pobozno-
sci' swiadczy madrosci narodu to-
60. Pred tysiacami lat m6wiono, ze
czystosci cia}a odpowiada czystost
duszy, a pozaiej, il zdrowiu cia}a od-
powiada zdrowie duszy.
Zachowanie czystosci W obszernem
tego s}owa znaczenniu, jest prawie
pierwszem ostatniem s}owem przepi-
sow o zachowaniu zdrowia. Zupe{na
czystos6 usune{aby re swiata niemal
wszystkie choroby. Azeby jednak
zapanowat ona mog@a. kazdy cz{owiek
powinien js umi}owat.
Przedewszystkiem zachowana bye
Wilma czystost cia}a; wszystkie czyn-
n sci organizmu naszego wymagaia
czystosci. Jezeli sk6ra jest brudns,
w6wczas ME moze ona prawid}ewo wy
konywac swych czynnosci; a te 50 ma
der wazne, gdyz sk6ra opr6cz chronic
MIA Cd zimna lub goraca cd obraze1i
cia&a, s}uzy do oddychania wydziela
materye zuzyte; prawid}owa czynnosc
skory stanowi wielka ulge dla czyn-
nosci p&uc roznych organ6w do wy
dalania tych materyj s4uzacych. Je-
sli tedy sk6ra wraz z gruczo}kami W
niej zawartemi jest zanieczyszczopa,
wowczas zadanie tych inuych narzs-
dow, a przedewszystkiem p4uc bywa
utrudnione, przez to krew ME otrzy-
mujsc dostatecznej ilosci powietrza,
ME oczyszcza sic nalezycie, to samo
juz prowadzi do uposledzenia zdrowia
W og6le, do uposledzenia trawienia,
piracy umys}owej. Wreszcie do ludzi
brudnych daleko 4atwiejszy przystep
maja wszelkie zarodki chor6b zarazli-
wych, anizeli do tych, ktorzy dbaja
czystosc swege cia}a.
Utrzymanie cia}a W czystosci ME
jest rzecze trudns. Czyz znajdzie sic
ktos, ktoby m6g} powiedziec, ze ME
stac 60 ma miske, pare carney woody,
kawa4ek myd4a i czysty kawa4 plot
ma? Najbiedniejszy wyrobnik to mice
moze, ma, jezeli jest zami&owany W
porzadku, jezeli brzydzi sic brudem
niechlujstwem.
Jednym najwazniejszych obowiaz-
kow rodzicow i pierwsze zasads wy
chowania powinno bye przyzwyczaja-
ME dzieci do czystosci cd najmniej-
szych lat, azeby sta}a sic ona koniecz-
na potrzebs zycia. w ten tylko spo-
sob spo}eczenstwo brudne moze sic w
czvste przemienic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03
Ogniwem &aczacem czesci narodu
, iaana csloSS pieroyarwana filarop

Ogniwem laczscem czesci narodu
jedna cslosc nierozerwana, filsrem,
podtrzymujacym i chroniacym cd
upadku budowe pahstwa, jest jszyk! !!
On gi6wnie prsyczynia sic do rozwo-
ju tegoz; cd niego zalezy zycie mo-
ralue narodu. Jesli jezyk, przeto i
oswiata W bezposrednim zwiazku z
MIN stojaca kwItnie nalszycie jest
pielegnowanai uprawiona, wtenczas
kwitoie nar6d, DO ma zr6dlo, kt6-
rego czerpie sise W c'eskich zapa-
sach zazdrosnym ma jego powodze.
ME ipotege nieprzyjsclelem.
Leoz biada! narodowi, jesli ten
filar prochniet pocsnie, jesl zanied
bawszy ojczysty jezyk, przyswaja
sobie obey. Ipada, tract samo stnos6
-przestaje bye narodem. "B, ma
rod, ME posi.daj9cy w}asuego jezy-
ks, ME jest nsrodem'', powiedziaa
ssawny, literatura polska dobrze o.
beznany, a bardzo nam zyczliwy pi-
sarz niemiecki Herder.
l my Polacy, kt6rzy W rzedzie oywi-
l'z,wanych narod6w nieposledne zaj-
mujemy stanowisko, zawdzieczamy
to ostatnie tylko nalezytemu rozwo-
jowi jezyka, tel swietej po ojoach
spuscizny.
Przyzna kazdy ze cudnym Jest
ten jeayk p'l Xxi, ze wart, aby 60 ko
chano strzezono cd zarazy. Ciez-
kiesmy pr6by przeszli, oieaszs mas
m"z- jrs 'oz~ c4ekaja, ale na duchu
oie upadlismy i NE upadniemy.
Chocby piekio wrog6w trzykroc ty.
lu zapalehoow wyzionsao, swiadomi
zadania nsszego, pamietajmy ma
s{owa poety:
"P6ki w polskich chatek sciany
Gvar obczyzny ME zawita,
P6ty prog nasz n eskalany,
P6ty Polska niezdobyta".
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03
MYSLMY S.. ZDROWIU

Redakcya "Zdrowia' W Warszawie
vyd'}a ksiazeczke ,jako pamiatke 2
wystawy bygieuicznej W Warszawie.
Celem niniejszej ksiazeczki jest
zachecit ludzi do myslenia o zdro-
win :.
Przeciez kazdy dba ME, powiecie: !:
gdy dom jego nawiedzi choroba, WY
wa lekarza, ostatni grosz wyda ma le-
karstwo, zad@u4y sic nawet, byle IL
ratowat cd smierci zone ukochane,
lub dziecko...
To prawda; ale, niestety, myslimy
0 zdrowiu w6wczas dopiero, kiedy
choroba W domu sig roz osci, kiedy
widmo smierci W oczy luz zaglada-a
poki many zdrowie, lekcewazymy
ten wielki dar Bozy. S4usznie tez
powiedzia} nasz poeta, Jan Kocha-
nowski:
"Szlachetne zdrowie!
Mkt sic ME dowie
Jako smakujesz,
Az sic zepsuj jesz. -
TAX jest... W6wczas dopiero, gdy
zdrowie tracimy, gdy cierpienie mas
zmoze, gdy si4 do piracy zabraknie,
poznajemy wartosc utraconego skar-
bu.
w TEN znaczeniu m6wi} niegdys
jeden najpierwszych mellow stanu
W Anglii: "Niepodobna "a czesto i "a
energicznie bronic zasady, ze gdy j.
die znaczenie narodu, hygieniczne
warunki tegoz musza bye przede-
wszystkiem uwzglednione. Muscle
pamietac, ze wielkost kraju tego "a
ley g4ownie cd fizycznego rozwoju
lnieszkahc6w ze cokolwiek robi sic
dla polepszenia stanu zdrowia, stale
sic podstawe wielkosci i blasku pasze-
90 narodu."
Umrzec kazdy musi, to rzecz via
donna, jest to prawo natury, pod
ktorego ME wy}amie sic ami bogacz
ami nedzarz, lecz kazdy mas moze
przed4uzyc sobie zycie, zachowa6 do
ostatnich lat SHY, uniknec cierpieh-
jezeli bedzie mysla4 zdrowiu i zy}
rozumnie.
Lekkomyslnosc i brak pojecia o
tenn, ,jak zyc trzeba ably zdrowie "a
chowac, sprawiaja op}akane skutki.
Ola tego tel i'm kt6ry nar6d rozum-
niejszy, i'm wiecej posiada oswiaty,
tenn bardziej dba O to, co nakazuje
nauka o zachowywaniu zdrowia.
Gdzieindziej czysto-u mas brudno;
gdzieindziej W mieszkaniach widno i
mi{o-u mas ciemno duszno; gdzie-
indziej dzieci sic chowajs zdrowo-
u mas czesto al nadto made trumien-
ki trzeba niesc ma cmentarz.
Myslmy zdrowiu!
Myslmy, gdyz to potrzeba koniecz-
ma, to obowiazek, to zasfuga wobec
bliznich. Me trujmy sic dobrowolnie
SAM, ME zarazajmy drugich; staraj-
my sic poznawac, co trzeba czynic a
czego unikat, azeby najdrozszy skarb
cz}owieka ma ziemi, mianowicie zdro-
vie zachowac jak najd@uzej.
Myslmy zdrowiu!
Ale jak? Zapytacie... Co nauka
moze ma to poradzic, zebym ia ME
cherla}, zeby iona moja ME by@a bla-
da i wat2a, zeby dzieci chowa@y sic
dobrze.
Ot6z nauka radzi ma to.
Wiadomo kazdemu, jak straszns
chorobs jest ospa j jak bagatelns,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-10-03
JEZYK OJCZYSTY.

"Gazeta Ostrowska" zamieszoza o
t'naszym jezyku" piekny artyku1, z
kt6rego kilka nastepujaoych zdah
przYtaczamy: