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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

A newspaper poll of the house of rep
on the immigration bill that
lately passed the senate, indicates that
it will pass in the popular branch by
an overwhelming majority. So large
is the vote likely to be, that the bill
might almost be described as a non-par-
tisan measure. This poll gives 264 yeas,
45 nays and s doubtful Here is an APP
parent majority of 219 votes. A great
majority of each of the recognized par
ties represented in the house are record
ed in the affirmative. OF the Massachu-
setts delegation, eight will vote for the
bill Only Barrett, Barrows and Fitz-
gerald (dem.) are reported in the mega
tive. Lawrence and Walker do not APP
pear in any of the lists. Whether Pres
ident McKinley's belief that immigra-
tion restriction will prove an efficient
preventive of future strikes, will be
proved by the facts, remains to be seen.
The advocates of the bill have not COM
monty rested their argument on this
ground. The proponents of the meas
ure have made most of the argument
that, by elevating the standard Of inn
migration, the character of citizenship
would be protected from deterioration.
Whether the most dangerous immi-
grants are the illiterates, may be an
open question, but we hardly see how
it can be disputed that in the bulk,
immigrants who are at least able to read
in some language should be better able
to earn q livelihood and better able to
develop the desirable qualities of good
citizenship, than those who are not
equipped with that fundamental quail
fication. If it is desirable to raise the
standard Of nteracy of the people, 1t
must be desirable to raise it also among
the immigrants. The fact that the inn
migration last year was the smallest
for twenty years, is in no sense an argu-
ment against the bill, for the decrease
of immigration in recent years has been
palpably owing to the hard times,
which can hardly be expected to con-
tinue indefinitely. When prosperity is
fully restored, it will be reasonable to
expect an increase of immigration. The
serious feature of the immigration prob
lem is that the largest percentage of 1t
is now coming from allen nations which
have no racial kinship with our own,
cosmopolitan as ours may be, and
whose capacity for assimilation is still
further impaired by a greater proper
ton of illiteracy than was commonly
known before, even when the actual
volume of immigration was larger. Sta
tistics are hardly needed to prove this
proposition, for the customs of the coun-
tries from which these later immi-
grants come, are enough to establish the
fact with all necessary certainty.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

There does not seem to be any good
reason for expressing surprise because
Senator Chandler favors the Teller
Matthews resolution approving the
payment of United States bonds prin-
cipal and interest, in standard silver
dollars True, his position is deplor-
able, it is illogical both from an eco
nomic and political standpoint. 1t
cannot be reconciled with the money
plank Of the st. Louis platform which
declares the intention of the party to
oppose every measure that tends to
impair the credit Of the government;
to uphold the gold standard till inter-
national bimetallism can be attained. If
there Is any logic in Senator Chambers
position, it is this. Silver payments will
not impair the faith or the credit Of the
government; and If we cannot have in
ternational bimetallism. let us have
free silver coinage by this country
alone as soon as possible. That is the
Bryan idea. 1t is the doctrine Of the
Chicago platform, and we have for
some time supposed that 1t was with
the Bryanites that Mr.. Chandler proper
ly and logically belonged, though he
didn't know it. This is sad, but 1t
seems TO be true.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25


Chris Callahan thinks his action in
Boston, Saturday, has been misinter-
preted, and therefore he has come out
with a statement saying that sigma
lures to a paper don't CO." If a ma
jority OF the state committee desires
DR.. Cooke for chairman, they must be
present and voting at meeting of the
committee, and that meeting will be
called by Christopher T. Callahan and
by nobody else. The longer the harmo-
nizing influences keep at work, the
more unharmonious becomes the noise.
These are his words:
But let it be clearly understood that
the submission tor signature of any
writing to the members of the commit
tee affecting the craftsmanship, is done
without my consent, and is In no way
justified by the attitude 1 have taken
or any statement have made, and that
shall pay no attention to any action
taken outside of regular and duly
called meeting of the committee. The
committee adjourned subject to my call,
and any gathering not so called pur-
porting to be a meeting of the demo-
cratic state committee, is illegal and
without power.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

The Boston Globe has made poll Of
the sheriffs Of the fourteen counties of
the state, and it records them all in
favor of conducting all executions at
the state prison in Charlestown. The
proposition originated in the western
part Of the state. and the sheriffs of
the four western counties had already
given in their assent. The argument
based on superior efficiency and in
creased economy, permanent apparatus
and lessened liability to bungling seems
to appeal to all the officials Sheriff
o'Brien of Suffolk goes in for the cleo
trio char as desirable substitute for
hanging.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

1t is nice match that has been ar
ranged for the little king of Spain. 1t is
better for him than for the Arch
duchess Elizabeth of Austria. 1t was
misfortune enough to be the daughter
Of the Crown Prince Rudolph, whose
suicide was the sensation of Europe,
some years ago, and to have as moth
er the erratic Stephanie, daughter of the
king of Belgium. But now, at the age
of 10, she seems to have been betrothed
to a boy three years her junior and heir
to throne that may tumble to pieces
any day. The girl herself, the favorite
of the aged emperor, deserves a better
prospect in life.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

New Jersey girls have developed a
singular tendency to fall into a trance
and make the tour of heaven in a COM
atose condition. A great congregation
gathered at Methodist church in Cam
den, Sunday, to hear Miss Ida Sharp
tell of her recent dream journey through
the celestial country, but they were dis
appointed. While the preacher was
speaking, Miss Ida Duhield fell in a
trance and was carried from the
church. Miss Sharp went out with
her. and the lecture on travel was post
poned. What connection these Incl
dents may have with the great REVEALS
conducted in New York and vicinity by
Mr.. Dwight L. Moody and Rev. Hugh
w. Rankin, ''the Rocky Mountain evan
gelist" is merely a matter of conject-
IRE
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

Now it is Cardinal Vaughan who
takes fall out of the American jim
goes, and declares: I'VE know exactly
what these occasional outbursts of hos
tility against England are worth, espe-
cially at election time. Your better men
do not 80 into politics. so
long as the best men stand aIoof, you
must never be surprised If the country
is dragged into some suicidal policy. :
Public men should be of the
best otherwise it must come to a cata-
clysm- Look at the government of
England. 1t is the aristocracy that ele-
Yates our politics by taking an active
part In them" His eminence as much
hatters and overestimates the influence
of the American lingo as he does the
sublimated purity Of English politics. He
is talking through his red hat.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

The Boston Advertisers Washington
correspondent is doing his utmost to pre-
pare us for fight with Spain. Outside
of two New York papers. there is no
other journal so we'll calculated to make
peaceful citizens shudder SILVER and
gasp with its black and ominous war
news. Now 1t tells us that our naval
officers are fairly spelling to shoot some
Spaniards, and apparently the severest
task the president has, nowadays, is to
hold back our eager and war-loving
navy, that can scarcely be persuaded to
wait for the official wink to up guards,
and at them" stin. there are five bat
tleships, three cruisers and two torpedo
boats at Dry Tortugas.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
SETTLES NERVOUS BANKRUPTCY.

Investigation shows that men who sue
coed are men Of brains-strong nerves.
great will power. Ordinary food cannot
supply the vital forces which people witt
active brains and bodies require. BICOIA
PILLS feed the nerves-make the MIND
blood and give perfect health to Men AMI
WOMEN. The Turner'S OF Philadelphio
make BICOLA PILLS.
J. E. Buckley. chief clerk. National Ho-
was all run down-was a shadow Of liz
former .self-BICOLA PILLS gave him
wonderful relief-he gained over twenty
pounds after using them
WORCESTER AGENTS. Rueiington,s
pharmacy. Bush & Co, w. s, Flint. j r.
Suerin F. NJ Harris & Co., Fl. ri
O'Rourke & Co. -
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
Sick eadache-Bilio Observation-Disclosures.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
WORCESTER,
TUESDAY, JANUARY rs. 1895.

Sunday was the day of highest tide
on the New England coast, and strong
southeasterly storm was hardly needed
to cause high water. The combination
gave the Hanover street and Beacon
street districts Of Boston the severest
drenching they have had in seven
years. Gloucester, Salem and Lynn
suffered even more, so that boating was
in many places the only convenient
mode of TRANSFORMATION.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

January revenues continue to be en-
couraging. The total for last week was
s6,92772s. which was nearly s1,1OO, 900
more than for the same week
of January of last year, and
about s2.OOO,OOO more than for the
corresponding period of the previous
year. The Indications for the entire
month are that there viii be total
revenue of some s29,0O0,0OO, which
would be about s2.oOOOOo less than the
expenditures. A similar revenue for
February would make the government
self-sustaining. Expenses this month
have been heavy, for they have includ-
ed s1O,SSs. 900 for pensions and A,4O0, 600
for interest on the debt. No account is
made in these figures of the ss,53s. 4O1
Pacific road receipts. The customs re-
ceipts have exceeded the internal rev.
enue returns BY about s2,00O,0OO, and
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
SNOW groRM MnLcoME.

Chester, VT. Jan. 24.--About is inches
Of snow fell in this section last night
and early this morning. The heavy
fall Of snow has given great impetus TO
the lumber business and means the en-
ployment Of hundreds Of people through
southern Vermont.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
Six Bargain Lots of
Muslin
Underwear,

On Sale at Center counter, main floor.
Lot l at 10 Cts
Children's Skirts, Waists and Draw.
ers. Infants Slips and Ladies' Corset
Covers.
Lot ? at is cts.--
Children's Drawers, Infants Slips.
Ladies Drawers, Chemise and Corset
Covers.
Lot 3 at Is cts.=-
Ladies' Skirts, Trimmed Gowns, Che
misses, Drawers and Corset Covers, also
Infants Slips.
Lot A at so cts
Ladies' trimmed Skirts. Drawers, Che
misses, Corset Covers and Gowns, also
Infants Slips.
Lot 5 at IS cts.--
Ladies' elegantly trimmed Skirts,
Gowns, Chemises, Drawers and Corset
Covers; also Infants Slips. worth SI.oo
and SI.z5.
Lot E at % cts.--
Richly trimmed Skirts, Gowns, Corset
Covers, Chemises, Drawers and Infants
Slips, worth $3.50 to $500.
The above are the best bargains
on record.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

the treasury prospects in general are
brighter than they have been for some
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

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No dirt, no fuss, no odor,
no n nothing but goodness.
Five styles = $500. SIX,
$6.5 $500. $500.
A weeks trial free if you
ask it. Anybody who has
had one will give it a good
send off.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
ONONnAGA

The man that invented the
tough Onondaga had a heap
OF Pottery sense. He not onlv
had a clear idea of what he
wanted to make, but found
out a way to produce it. We
have been singing the praises
Of Onondaga for the past five
years, but never SO loudly as
now. Why? Onondaga
was never as good as it is
today. It's just as tough
as ever, but Of infinitely
smoother finish. Dinner sets
Of "Onondaga," fine decora-
tons, reduced to 5000.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
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GO.
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will keep a room warm even
these freezing days. No
trouble to care for them. Just
fill one with oil, touch a
lighted match to the wick and
you have room full of clean
heat for the rest of the day.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

Friday evening the pupils of Mr.. Ev-
erett ]. Harrington give the first of two
pianoforte recitals in Dewey Hall. 311
Main street. Mr., Harrington is to be
assisted by MIR. Walter S, Knowles, the
well know tenor. Modern as wen as
classical composers are represented on
the program. The second recital will
take place late in the spring.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

Mr.. Edwin NJ overholser Of Wellesley
Hills, formerly Of Worcester has been
elected a member OF the board Of trus-
tees of the New England Baptist HOS
pital of Boston.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

The supper which the Wednesday Club
of All Saints Church gave for it's mem
bers Monday evening, was a pleasant
innovation in the routine Of business
and social meetings of the club, and it
IS hoped that such supper Will become
an annual event. AS a reunion of mem
bers, both active and honorary, il
proved most successful, for about 100
persons, among whom there was but
one man and one guest Of honor-Rey.
Dr. A. H. Vinton-gathered about the
tables, which had been arrayed In the
chapel in the form of triple cross, At
the extremltdes Of which sat the hos
tesses, the president, Miss Edith A. Bar
ton; the vice-president, Miss Camilla q
Whiteomb; the secretary. Miss r r.
Easton3 the treasurer, Miss Bliven, and
the advisory committee, Miss M. y.
Nichols, Miss Won Voigt, Miss Jane
Woodward and Miss Stella Whitcomb.
AT each cover was name card. The
tables were lovely to look at. with tail
vases of flowers and silver candelabra
down the centre. Rev. Charles L. Short.
who had been expected, was prevented
from coming by Illness. The spread be-
gan with oouialon, then came oysters,
salad, individual ices cake, coffee. bon
bons, etc. Before the club rose from the
tables, at little after 5 O'clock, Miss
Barton, the president, made a pretty
little speech of welcome and of gratifi-
cation that so many were present. DR..
Vinton also spoke. He praised the
work of the club and the important
position it had assumed in the life of
the church, and expressed the Wish that
the pleasant occasion in which they
were all participatin might be made
an annual event. The enjoyment OF the
luncheon was much enhanced by the
playing of the Arlington Mandolin and
Guitar Club, whose soft pick and tinkle
fell upon the ear pleasantly from the
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

Miss Dodge and Miss Hyman of Miss
Kimbalrs schools for girls gave a cerise
tea in their room Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kimball and Mr.. William A. Helm
rich were the only guests beside the
other students.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25
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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-25

There will be a meeting of the board
Of managers Of the Chtdren's Friend
Society. preparatory to the annual meet
ing, at the residence of Mrs. F. b.
Knowles, S42 Main street. Thursday at
8 o'clock.
The annual meeting will take place
Saturday at o'clock, at the Orphans,
Home, Main and Benefit streets.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
Ofara.
III.
Cd }.


Stosownie do przepisu doktora
ola lepszego trawienia, baron Mufel-
bach wychodzil codziennie pc polud-
niu pieszo, jak FROSTY smiertelnik i
biaka} sic pc ulicach przez godzine.
lego dnia, jak zwykle, spacerowal
beg celu, drzac z zimna W olbrzy-
MEM futrze. ,Chroniczny" smutek
podwajal sic dnia tego.
DIVA franki - ~powtarza} W du-
chu z grymasem ironji. - Kropla
woody W morzu! l lyle tylko zdzia-
lac mogla jego krolewska jalmuzna...
Sto tysiecy frankow zapamietaj.
Gle to sobie Panowie flantropi, ma
jacy pe}ne usta mi{osierdzia - to
znaczy pc diva franki ma osobe, to
znaczy lyle, CO mic. Jakaz ulge prey.
niesc moze tax drobna sumka? To
smieszne pc prostu. A CO powiecie
ma to, gdy dodam, Re zaledwie kilka.
nascie osob W stolicy zdobyc sic mo.
Re ma taxa ofare i re ME kazda 2
tyoh ma dobra wole do jej speInie.
mia. Czy wieo temi dwu frankami
~zwalczymy nedGe, uczynimy krok
naPrzod W kwestji socjalnej?
Peien czarnych rozmysla6, staps
pc slizkim .~rotoarze posrod mgiy
wilgotnej.
Bfadzac bez celu, wchodzi ma pla.
cyk uboczny, W ktorym znajduja sic
stragany, peine cacek przygotowa,
nych ma swieta Bozego Narodzenia
Co tn jaskrawych, ordynarnych barw
az oczy bola! Ia tioozno tn ma spa.
oHr orzezwiajacy. Baron skreca "
box. postepujac zwolna "a OWENS
biednemi kobietami.
Jedna, staruszka W iachmanach
przygarbiona ciezarem zycia, drugs
m}odsza, ME lepiej odziana, trzyms
"a reke dzlewczynke szescioletnia
szczebiocaca weso{o.
l baron mimowolnie s}yszy uryw.
XII ich rozmowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

mako utfucsonsj krsdy I swieasj
smietany). Innym ~rodsajem rskla-
my byio zachwalanie sekretnyoh
srodkow, a do tego ME wstydzili sic
uOiekae najwybisniejsi wsp6iozesni
ieksrse, ossgo przykiadem sauty
Mit.lsr de Kolof, lekar. i ra ica kr0.
lswski, q jsdnoosssnie h~istorjograf
Polski. zsleoa on balsamy ma RAINY,
,,stalowe piguiki Mitslerowskie", ma
jsos tysiaosne wissnosci it'd. Inny
lsksr., Krsysstof Msnoerjus., wyda.
js nawet dz'siko ,,Vadsmeoum medi.
cum" (1734) sslsosniem srodk6w
sekrstnych, kt6rs zalsoa kupowac,
naturalnie, q siebie. Ssodki to %
uniwsrsalne, uAytsosnoS6 Mp.
Prossku nPulvis ssdativas" wykara-
M jest w1S-tu p~o.yojsch, " ktorycb
sgropowsno . sstke r6anych dolsg
liwosoi. Oook lskar.y W reklamach
figurnja tak1s ludsis niefachowi,
choc Nv Mssalloryoznyoh, Miner.lo
io.nyOh y ChymicsnyOh nsukach
bisgli". Ci .alscajs maicie przsciw
"nsrusrsniom parsliAu", pRumatys-
nom" it'd. So takae / takis rskla.
my: nDo wiadomosoi podaje ole, IL
doswiadcsony Lskar., Pan Jak6b
Frant., nagniotki n6g lsosscy (sak
cd woyskowyoh iako J innyoh WARY
godnyoh esob legitymacyami opa
srrony) tn pr.ybyi, kt5ry nsgniotki
Z n6g beg naymniejs.ego bolu lub
krwi wylania wywabia, tax, 70 .ara,
tenae b6ty Tub trzewiki, bes o.uoia
bolesci, obu6 MOTE. Wres.ois re
klamowali sic dentysoi 1 ahus.srki.
DR.. G. zasnaoss, IL to ostatnie mai
mnisj jednak s.c.odre byfy" wy
Pisywaniu Ola sisbis poohwai.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

z-acs.c csesc sekresarzy gTt.D ..ssc-
>sosoych ma s,cyczaj ,cysysania pierss
ssy ga ,cstepne, odznakf iGp. od rs
-y'A ozlonkor pray ,oysesaniu apl,ko-
-. Jesno stcyczaj niepraktyczr,
k.ldc 9r!po S,oiqzko,oa (dop6kl -.
.~2s.do,oanq me JEST ma kredyt % 5,,.
re Rzadu C~entrdlnego. Wo6ec ssSo
'skretarse z opfdtq rstepnego "a notcye6
sztonk6w p~o,cinni sac ,cstrzymae do
poty. dop6ki nae otrzymajq rachunk,.
ID sekretarza jeneralnego. My O rs.
szems aie zdpomniemy, przy ~ypisysso.
7iu cyrAwlarza - o to o6a,cy nienGs
Gdy zas sekretarz otrzyma Cd mas cyr
sularz "a rachunkiem) { gdy sac Pre-
coma, &c ,achunek ten ACADIA SIC z js9o
estqzkanai, posoinien przessae ma rece
easye,a ZW. N. p. lyle, ile ten rach1-
sek ,eykas,1e ami nsniej, ans sciece,.
0dy saproUadzimy ten porzqdek ras
"a sa,osze, miejsca mice nie 6edq 60
pozorne niedokSadnoSci, kt6re soielu
'ekretarsom grup spac ME possoolqjq,
4 nam przez TO oszczsdzicie pono,oie
.iele esdsu. - SnKR. JENxRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17
D ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ

- POznania. Tow. Csytslni
dla kobiet " Poznaniu, ku ~uososeniu
pamieci Miokiewiosa uchwaliio 1.-two.
rzy6 " biblioteee Towar.ystws sps.
ojalny dsisi Miok'e rioso vski, kt6ry
obejmowac bedrie dsists Miokiewi
cxs l o Miokiewicsu ! do kt6rego
zgromsdric prsedewszysskism prag
nile to, 90 prsyni6ss rok j~ubileusso.
Wy. Nsdto postsnowiio Towsr.ys
two ssbrac wssystkis wierszs, ksnta.
~, numera jubileussowe gssst l css.
sopism, odozyty pamisci wisssoss 20
svieoone ! utworzycz tego tske Mic.
klewiosowska.
Wszelkie dane, oho6by najdrob.
nisjszs, n~sdsysac nslsty wprost do
osytslni.
- Zsrrsd Tow. Prryjscia Nauk
" Posnsniu odebsai cd sekretarjatu
posnshsklego ssdu o~kregowego do.
niesienis:
z rosporrsdsenis kr6l. ssdu okre.
gowsgo donosimy. ae t~sstssor, wisl-
oioisl d6br ryosrskich sp. Anton
R~sosy6ski = Krsesin, " testsmencis
svoim . dnia 3 oserwca 1897 roku,
otworsonym dnis 20 vrzssois r. b.,
sspiss, Tow. Pfryjsoi0 Nsuk ns
uosossnis psmieci imisuIs Up. hr.
sswsryns Mielzyhskisgo 3000marsk.
= Prssssao trsydsisstu kdegarsy
kupo6w sprssdswsao ksrty kores.
pssdsaeyjss = ebssstisA, przsds>r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

JsSeH kto z c2sonI6S Z.siazku nse O.
'rcym1je regu'ornis ,,Z0ody", posoS-
''en~o tenn na:ychmiass sosoiadomit
Sekr. Jenera!nego, a nie Rsdaktore.
story 2 adresams od6iorc6se organ4s
'aciqzko'ce9o nic osp6lneoo ,ie,sa. lie
'o'ciaddmiajqc O tenn, nalezy prseGe.
"szystkiem podac noscy adres doksad
~, o6ok dd,onego. Tsraz dsieie SIC
AK, se, jezeH kto pZgody" nIe otrspe
nuje reguiarnie, usoaza "a seSasci,os
7ds zscymyslde s nie podae - s,oese
1dresui Skutek taxi: dalsj ,Zgod."
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-17

Sehretdrze gr,p ME mqyq lodns0o
pratod kreSlie tu6 znsienia6 rachunk1.
kt6re ,oychodzq z naszego 6iura. Je4eH
sehretarz grIpy otrzymuje z 1ivra ma
szego rdchunek, kt6ry sic nie sgadza .
jego o6liczeniami, po,cinien nom taxi
rachunek z,or6cic 10 ciqgu 10 najdalsj
a"- nam pozostaDit sposo6noX
poprdaoisnia takiego rachunku.
SKKRRrARz JINrrAIn.