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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24
KU POLsKEGO


otworzyli, wykazujac cele wa
sze samolubne!
TAX, wyscie spaczyli idee
chrzescja6ska, wyscie zrobili z
niej maszyne polityczna, przez
ktora wszyotko ma przecho-
dzic, jezeli ME chce bye przez
was - wyklete!
Me mozecie temu zaprze
czyc wprost, wiec kradniecie
cudze mysli - parafrazujecie!
TAX, jeszcze raz powtarzamy,
nasza droga przez Rzym ME
prowadzi. Mech Rzym roz
strzyga vase sprawy duchow-
ne, to do niego nalezy. Mech
dogmatow WARY strzeze, to Je
60 misia.
Ale dzieje nam wykazuja
zbyt bolesnie, 90 czego dopro
wadzifo mieszanie sic Rzymu
W nasze sprawy narodowe!
Zbyt drogo jua zaplacif pla-
ci nasz narod "a uleganie lu
dziom obcym, wfochom, ME
znajacym naszego ducha, a dla
kt6rych W gruncie rzeczy zu
pelnie byio i jest obojetnem po-
lityczue istnienie Polski!
l czy moana sic temu dzi
vic?
A wy W mas wmawiacie, he
zbawienie nasze W Rzymie! l
to W jaki jeszcze spos6b? w spo
sob haniebny, wstretny, pe.en
podfoty, brudu i faryzeuszo-
stwa!
Czy MONA was nazwaG wobec
tego inaczej, jak pokurczami,
wyrodkami chrzescjahstwa!
Gdy W l34s r. wybuchfa we
Florencji zaraza. mieszkaicy
tego miasta wyrzekli sic wszel.
kiego wstydu, najsprosniejsze
rzeczy odbywali publicznie,
strachem panicznym ogarnisci.
Czyzby wami tax byfo?
Samiscie sic przyznali, ae
jestescie Termopylami pols
kosci W Ameryce! Ale my ME
dopuscimy, aby polskoic zgi-
nefa, jak grecy W wawozie ter
mopylsklm, chocbyscle nawet
Efialtesami oyG chcieli! w mas
moe j przyszfosc, bo my
80. spadkobiercy tego testamentu,
w kt6rym ME pi6rem, lecz ostrzem re
stall
| krwis zyf wfaspych zamiast atra-
mentu
Prsodkowie wnukom ten rozkaz pisali,
Co W szumie olszyn, godnych bye waw-
rzynem,
Brzmi tajemniczo: Walcz usque ad
finemi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24
SZalbierZOn.

DJA Nyo nSJi
,,Dziennika Chic" czfowiek
zdolny, ktory pisac umiaf. Po-
niewaA jednak zbytnio sic ME
kianiaf i wszystkich kfamstw,
kt6rych cd niego wymagal, roz-
maitego kalibru radcy duchow.
nj, umieszczac ME chciaf, usu-
nieto wiec go ze stoika. l po-
wstalo wielkie pytanie W lara
elu, kogo ma zmartwychwstah-
czy stofek redaktorski wsadzic?
Ludzi zdolnych do piora
brakio, znalazf sic "a to jeden,
kt6ry = grail ma fortepianie.
Rzecze wiec naigiowniejszy
zgi6wnych radcow wielebnych {:
= = Zali many sobie nadal
gfowy mad takiem pytaniem
iamac wzdychac9 Otto posia-
danny czfowieka, ktory, choc
prochu ME wynalazf, jest zato
wiernym katolikiem naszego
pokroju gra biegle ma forte
pianie. Ergo - potrafi tel
biegle nasz dziennik redagowaG.
Zdumieni tax madra uwaga
siomiani ludzie spoiki, przy-
klasneli wielebnemu m6wcy i
przyjeli wniosek jednoglosnie.
w zyciu ludzkiem jednak
czesto ME zgadza sic teorja z
praktyka. w teorji nap. wszys-
cy nasi ksieza powinni bye ka
pianami, tymczasem W prak
tyce okazuje sic, be jest wsrod
mich kapian6w zaledwie kilku.
W teorji nap. ksiadz powinien
wyrzekac sic wszelkich uciech
swiatowych, cnota jego powin
no bye ubostwo, tymczasem W
praktyce widzimy zupefnie co
innego. w teorji nap, gfoszo-
nej przez pewnego radce wie-
lebnego, ZJednoczenie powinno
liczyc ,,zastep stutysieczny ry-
Gerry Chrystusowych', W prak-
tyce zas okazuje sic. ze wlasnie
Zwiazek takim bedzie
Me dziw wiec, ze j teorja "a
stosowana do redakcji ,,Dzien-
nika" okazafa sic mylna Kr6t-
kie doswiadczenie wykazaio, ze
ME koniecznie czfowiek, graja-
cy biegle ma fortepianie mole
rownie biegle redagowac pis-
mo codziennel
Ale "a to ino2e bye bfogo.
slawionym: beati pauperes sp,-
ritu.....
Pomimo wiec, ze brak mu
argument6w, pomimo, ze dru-
kuje ,,komedyjki dla dzieci' -
trzyma sic stoika mocno. Me
ma to jak prawowiernosc il
ub6stwo duchal Takim mai
lepiej ma swiecie, tylko - ma
karku szersc starta troche cd
obro7y. Ale to bagatela ola
Mich.
Original raz ,,Dziennik'
nakaz bronienia pewnego wie-
lebnego radcy duchownego cd
zarzut6w czynionych mu przes
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24

,,Lgode". Probowaf wiec bic.
daczek, ale - napr6zno. Brak
argument6w ma kaAdym kro-
ku! Me mogac wiec juz So
bic poradzic W inuy spos6b, po-
stanowif- parafrazowac ,,Zgo
de-. Najwidoczniej uznaf wyz-
szosc naszego organu. Bo pa
rafrazowac rzeczy zfej Mkt ME
bedzie. Parafrazowac moana
tylko rzecz dobra ma gorsla.
Osi6ski sparafrazowaf kiedys
sfowa Mickiew cza:
Cicho wszedzie, gfucho wszedzie,
Co to bedzie, CO to bedzie!
W znany sposob:
Cicho wszedzie. giucho wszedzie,
Gfupio byfo, gfupio bedzie...
Ale potomnosc ocenifa, ze
ME sfowa Mickiewicza, ale pa
rafraza Osihsklego byia = gfu-
pia. To samo powie kazdy
czytelnik o parafrazie ,,Dzien
nika".
Przypuscmy jednak, re mys-
Ii dzienuikowej parafrazy ME
sa kradzione, a oryginalne
Przyjmijmy je nawet "a takie.
Ola wiadomosci czytelnik6w
naszy ch ME czytajacych ,,D1ien
nika", zaznaczamy, ze ,,Dzien-
mix" przekrecif ma swa modie
artykuf nasz p. t. Politykierzy,
ME znajdujsc innrgo sposobu
dla zbezczeszczenia naszego
stronnict~a j zatytufowaf GO:
Patrjotnicy.
Jest to artykuf tax brudny.
tax wstretny pod ka3dym
wzgledem, De W zadnem plsmie
uczciwem miejsca znalesc by
ME mogt. Dla ,,Dziennika"
Jednak ka3da broh jst dobra
i ME dziw, zasady jezuickie
przesiakfy W MIN do szpiku
kosci. Ma dowod = z cafego
steku brud6w tego gadzlnowe-
60 pisma- przy taczamy naste
pujscy ustep, MECH ON wystar
czy:
,Moskale znaja dobrze zasa-
dy i zachcianki patrJotnlk6w j
wpfyw ich ma Inssy; wiedza
tak4e dobrze o TEN, be lud ten
fatwO dale sic iapac ma has "a
patriot, czne siowem i pismem
szerzone, = opiacajs wiec ma
szych patrjotnik6w, ci pienia
DE bora gr@mia wysokosc.
raz przeciw duchowie6stwu
tylko, to znowu przeciw oby-
watelom pomagajacym ducho-
wiehstwu W zmudnej ich prey
Tenn czesci.j zas, i'm czesciej
pfyna buina4Ki"
A wiec dlatego. ze stronnic
two narodpwe mic ME che
mIec do czynIenia q szaIbierla-
mi utrzymujqcymi take organy
jak ,.DzIenuik"; przeto bierze
ruble moskle wskie.
Dobrzel Ciskamy wiec wan
W oczy szalbIerIe wiersz naste-
puJacy:
o PoIskpl jesli ty mssz zostac miods
taxa jak IA bye, co dzls,aj zyjeg2
bye ochrzczoua ta prIekleta woda,
Ktorej pies ME chce, wsz nawet ni-
PIE
Jesli masz twoja rycerska ufods
lsc misdzy lud' jak waz co sic wife;
Jesli masz zr6wnac sic poostepnym
Wiochem;
Zostah czem jcstes - ludzi wieikich
procheml
Ale TO pr6zna dla ciebie przestrogal
Cisbis nieIi niebie~y oarlega
Okazdej czarze - czy TO W niej przez
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24

Ciebie sic zadna trucizna ME imie:
Krzyz twym papiezem jest - twa zgu-
ba W Rzymie!
Tam sa legjony zjadliwe robactwa:
Czy bedziesz czekac az tw6j iahcuch
zjedza?
Czy ty rozwiniesz twoje msciwe brac-
twa,
Czekajac natych CO pod tronem siedza?
krwia handluja duszs biedactwa
sami tylko swem kiamstwie wiedza;
! swym bezkrewnym wyszydzaja pal
Gem
Czfeks. co ME Jest tr lpem - lub padal-
Gem?
Kto jest wiersza tego auto
rems Wy zapewne tego ME
wiecie. DO wy lubicie cytowac
ty!ko ,,katolickich wieszcz6w"
--Wltwickiego, Garczy6skiego,
czasem - Zaleskiego. Ich sfo-
dycze wan sic podobaja! Ale
wiersz powyzszy stworzyf czfek
stokroc cd Mich wiekszyl Stwo-
rzyf go - Siowacki!*) Juliusz
Siowacki, 6w genialny mistrz
sfowa i mysli, ktorego potege
wieszczego ducha dopiero teraz
odczuto wfasciwie ocenionol
To teA W cafej Polsce podno-
81 sic okrzyk, aby W roku przy
sztym, W Piecdziesiata rocznice
jego smierci, zwfoki jego spo-
czeiy ma Wawelu, obok Mickie-
wicza, DO tam ich mlejsce!
Czy te zwfoki, te swiete dla
mas prochy zgwalcicie, rzucajac
lpodie sfowa, be ten duch ME.
sniertelny, ktory z tych pro-
chow uleciaf. byi przekupiony
i-.rublami moskiewskimi?
Me byfoby mic dziwnego,
gdybJ scie tax uczynili, bo wy
do wszystkiego zdolni - karfy,
pokurcze idei chrzescja6skiel!
Sami wywofaliScie TAXA cd
powiedz, wiec macle ia. Idzcie
dalej, parafrazujcie! I'my poi
dziemy dalej, bez psrafrazy.
ME kradnac waszych mysli, bo
one zbyt nikczemnel
Vase argumenta - to szy-
derstwo, wasza broh - to klat-
wa, wasz chrystjanizm - to
sfuzalstwo!
I wy chcecie sic z nami mie-
rz,c'
Wasza uczciwosG - to liza
ME tap moznym, wasz Gel - to
robienie majatku ma ciemnocie
ludu, wasza miiosc chrzescja1-
ska - to stos inkwizycjll
l wy chcecie nam przewodni-
czyca
eagle u was tkwia ma ustach
| W sercu ,,niezalezni", jak pia-
ma u wsciekfego psa ma pys-
ku!
Ciagle ich klniecie, a kto ich
stworzyia Ruble moskiewskie?
- Me! Wyscie ich stworzyli,
rozuiecajac zle namietnosci in.
tryga, kiotniami pomiedzy So
ba. u&ywaniem ambony dla wy
mysfow oszczerstw, podzega-
mem Zemsty, protegowaniem
piyahst "a namietnosci do cry.
Ma CO? - Ma chwafe Bo4al
Go "a ironja brlmi " tych
sfowach: ma chwale Bozal Spo-
nIewieralIscie imie Boze W po
tokach piwa PREY koiach To-
teryJnych, W ~alkach bratob6j
czych! Jednak Bog ME rychi-
wy. ale sprawiedhwy. Wyszio
To ju4 wan bJkiem i jeszcze
wyJdzIe, Jezeli ME zmienicie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24

1HlartWycnWStan fOlSka,
ale ME przez was! Wy jej ME
,,wymodlicie", DO u was u
waszych fagasow cienia juz ME-
ma nawet ducha WARY po-
boznosci, ozywiajacego tych
kilku wygnahc6w nieszczesli-
wych, ktorzy, zwatpiwszy we
wfasne silly po powstaniu Listo-
padowem. fzy swoje b6le cd,
dali Panu, postanowiwszy u Bo-
ga Polske = wymodlic.
0 nniezaleznych" wan che dzi!
A ktoz ich stworzyi, jeszcze raz
pytamy, jezeli ME 4arcie sic
wzajemne was ,,kapianow", je-
zeli ME vase intrygi u bisku-
pow, jezeli ME wasz up6r zaka
mieniaiy, jezeli ME vase po-
gahskie aachowywanie sic.
Stworzyli sobie owl ..nieza.
le2ni" nowe ognisko. Ma co po
CO - ME nasza rzecz pytac, ale
Wy, ktorych obowiazkiem jest
fagodzic, ME jatrzyc, nawra-
cac, a ME przeklinac, jakaescie
ich powitali:
nTracac grunt pod nogami -
pisze ,,Dziennik" : ma daw-
nych swych sadybach, ,,nieza
lezn;' warcholi roziu4a sic, jak
robactwo W jednem miejscu To-
phone, po r6znych innych ka-
tach j plugawia miejsca przez
mich jeszcze ME nawiedzone,
ateby tylko wobec innonaro
dowc6w plamic imie polskie W
mysl moskiewskich dziafaczy."
l to sic nazywa przemawiac
po chrzescjahsku, po katolic-
ku!
Me, to ME slowa chrzescjai-
skie, a pogahskie; ME katolic-
kie, a moskiewskie!
Tylko moskal moze z TAXA
nienawiscia przemawiaG!
Take ustepy haniebne ma
szpaltach ,,Dziennika", to ME
nowina, a czy nawrociiy one
kogokolwiek, czy cho6 jednego
,,niezaleznego" zwr6cliy z dro
gi?
Przeciwnie, poteguja tylko
zaciekfosc, kopia row coraz
szerszy j szerszy miedzy nami!
Me tedy droga = faryzeu
szei
uDop6ki patrjotnicy istnieja
= powiadacie - dopoty ustlc
ME moze walka tymi wroga-
mi, a ME mifosnikami naszei
Ojczyzny, no dop6ty naszemu
polskiemu spolecze6stwu grozi
pozbawienie sic WARY prod.
kow iwynarodowienie wskutek
dziaiania ludzi, wzorujacych
swe postepowanie ma postepo
waniu patrjotnik6w samorod-
nych przez moskali naslanych
W typ kraju."
A my wan powiadamy, be
dop6ki ,patrjotnicy" i npusz
czyki narodowe" istnieja, do
poty &ycia Polsce, bo gdyby oni
nie istnieli, to wyoyscie dawno
juz ten nar6d zdusili W waszych
objeciachl
Zawsze byfby ten lud ponie-
wierauy, ciemny, bezduszny,
klepiacy pacierze bezmyslnie i
wyobra3ajacy sobie, ze wyscie
: Bogiem ma ziemil
w waszym interesie lezaio
W takim stanie nar6d trzynac,
ale rpatriotnicy" oczy mu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24

(Csg dalssy ma ssronis 4-eD.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-24

= JuIiusz siowackL Beniowski. Piesh
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02

duties, imposts and excuses shall be
uniform throughout the United States,
and that no tax or duty shall be laid on
articles exported from any state" and
we cannot see why, when these islands
are annexed as states or territories, their
Chinese and half breeds are not at
liberty to come and go as they please,
competing at home and here with our
wage workers and exposing us constant
ly to all the evils we have been trying
to ward of by Chinese exclusion acts,
tariff laws and other protective legis-
lation. We read that there is already in
Manila a cotton factory which has what
labor it needs at 80 cents day, and we
cannot see why, when Luzon is part of
our Union, the products of this mill and
twenty or thirty others may not be sold
side by side with the output of our Man
chester mills, already hard pressed by the
cheap labor of the south.
We recall that we have been three CEN
turtles trying to civilize and Christianize a
few Indians, much more intelligent than
the negritos of the Philippines, and not as
black or barbarous, and that we have
succeeded only as fast as we have eX-
terminated them. and we fear we have a
long, hard and bloody task before us
with our new wards. We see that we
are cOnquering the markets of the world
at marvellous rate, putting balance of
trade of two millions to our credit every
day, and we question whether we have
great need of the patronage of race of
barbarians who buy next to nothing.
We read fervid speeches and sermons on
our humanitarianism and it occurs to us
that if we have any in stock we had
better exercise it In protecting our ON
people In the south from such atroci-
ties as have recently been witnessed in
the Carolinas before we ship 1t across the
ocean and let it loose upon the wild men
of the East. We observe that we do not
find it easy to control and uplift and
make good citizens of the worst of those
who have come to us from abroad, and
it seems to us that we have all of that
kind of work we can attend to at present.
We read the warnings of statesmen and
patriots like Senators Hoar and MOrrell
and Speaker Reed and Ex-Governor
Boutwell,, and Others whose counsel we
have always found wise and sound, and
we do not see wherein they are wrong
now. And so we are afraid. We hope
we are wrong. but there will be no
Philippine stanza in our Thanksgiving
Ode.-Mirror and Farmer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02
oAprAlN slnsREE,s STORY.

That is a vivid. as well as authorize
tive. account of the destruction of the
Maine which is given in the December
Century by Capt. Charles Dwight Sigs-
bee. her commander.
Capt. Sigsbee has never told this
story in full before. Perhaps there is no
more striking feature of his narrative
than the steady self.cOntrol and perfect
discipline which it disclOses. The cap
tains marine orderly, William Anthony,
met him not at his cabin door, as has
been represented, but in the black dark
ness of the passageway where the electric
lights had been eXtinguished by the
explosion. He reported, just as has
been said, that the ship had been blown
up and was sinking. He added, "The
explosion took place at 8 40, sir Capt.
Sigsbee says:
"The question has been asked many
times if believed then that the Maine
was blown up from the outside. My
answer to this has been that my first
order on reaching the deck was to post
sentries about the ship. | knew that the
Maine had been blown up, and believed
that she had been blown up from the
OulSluC' OlUNiCu LiCdo-
ure which was intended to guard against
attack. There was no need for the or
der, but am writing of first impressions.
There was the sound of many voices
from the shore, suggestive of cheers"
That the destruction of the ship was
Spanish work was the instant conviction
of all the officers and of the survivors
of the crew. In his former paper Capt.
Sgsbee has brought out the significant
fact that contrary to custom and es-
pecially contrary to Spanish custom no
Spanish officials would accept his hospi
tality or remain upon the Maine from
the very first of her stay in Havana
haIbor. There we're some voluntary
visitors to the ship, but they were gen
tlemen and ladies not of the official
class-they were, indeed, all Cubans.
Boston Journal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02
UNFADING COTTON DYES.

Special Fast Diamond Dyes for Cotton
That VIII Not wash Out In SoaPsuds.
1t is absolutely impossible TO get a fast
and satisfactory color on cotton from
the same dyes as are used for wooden
goods, and for that reason Diamond
Dyes have a specially prepared line OF
fast colors for cotton that will give per-
feet satisfaction. If you want to color
cotton or mixed goods be sure to get the
fast Diamond Dyes for cotton, as they
will give colors that will not fade even
by washing in strong soapsuds or ex-
posture to sunlight. If any dealer tries
to sell you the same dye to color cotton
as he would sell you for coloring wool,
do not accept 1t, as such dyes are I'M
reliable, and in the majority of cases
will ruin the material on which they are
used.
There are some fifty different kinds of
Diamond Dyes, so that you can get any
color that you wish. By using them ia
different strengths any desired shade can
be made, and all the fashionable colors
are readily gotten with these dyes.
To get fast, rich, full black, use one
of the Diamond Dye Fast Black. There
are three different kinds, for wool, for
cotton and mixed goods, and for silk and
feathers. They color rich, full black
that cannot be distinguished from new
goods.
Diamond Dyes are prepared specially
for home use, with very simple direc-
tions, so that it is but little trouble or
work to use them. direction book will
be sent free to any address. Wells,
Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02
sheep Husbandry in vermont.

The fame long enjoyed by Vermont
for the production of thoroughbred sheep
for breeding purposes was for time of
material benefit to Vermont farmers 1t
made Vermont sheep known as far away
as Australia and rendered it possible to
secure enormous prices for fancy bred
animals. In the long run. however, the
era of fabulous incomes from the breed
ing of sheep has undoubtedly worked
injury to the farmers of the state as
whole; for it served to blind their eyes
to the advantages legitimately belonging
to the sheep industry In Vermont. The
billy portions of Vermont are peculiarly
adapted to sheep grazing and some sec
tons of the state can be utilized to bet
ter advantage in connection with the
sheep industry than in any other way.
| This is particularly true Of the hill
farms. Sheep husbandry can not only
be made to utilize these lands TO good
advantage as regards labor and economy.
but 1t will also give them greater fer
tility and thus increase their producing
capacity and their value. The breeding
of sheep can also be used to advantage
in connection with dairying; for it has
been frequently and conclusively de-
monstrated that mixed farming is more
profitable than speciality farming, TAX
ing one year with another. A strong
argument in favor of the production of
mutton is that this is the principal meat
industry in which the farmers of New
England can still compete successfully
with their western brethren. Western
beef has served to make eastern beef
something of drug in the market, al.
though the New England drover has not
utterly disappeared from the scene of
his long and successful period of opera
tons. There is nearly always a good
demand in the local markets for lamb
and mutton and in view of this fact and
the extent to which many parts of this
state are adapted to this industry, the
farmers of Vermont will do well to de-
vote more attention than at present to
sheep husbandry .--Newport Express.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02

"Refiners of nitrate of silver for the
Use of photographers, said a man en-
gagged in this line of business in New
York to a reporter recently. have
agents travelling constantly all over
the United States collecting the waste
clippings of sensitized paper that ac-
cumulate in every Photographic gall
lery. They buy all they can find and nay
for it in new nitrate, allowing the pho
tographers a good round price for their
waste.
"The waste is shipped to the refners.
where the nitrate in the paper is sepa-
rated from it by chemical processes
and prepared for market again. This
re-refned nitrate is as good as it was
originally, and is sold for just as much.
The refners. of course, make a big
profit out of the waste, and the photo
grapher is able to get a good supply
of material for the old scraps that
would otherwise be of no use to him.
"When one thinks of the great num-
Der of photograph galleries and studios
in the country, and the fact that the
waste paper Of them all is closely
gathered by the refners at a price that
will average 81 a pound, he may get
some idea of the proportion of a bust
ness that is utterly unknown outside
of the persons directly interested in
the trade. Not only the scraps of sill
yer sensitized papers, but those of the
paper treated with a solution of gold.
are eagerly sought by the refners, and
the photographer is always very will
ing to exchange his accumulation of,
to him, worthless waste for a new
stock of valuable nitrate"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02
a little advertising may be Improbable
when great deal would pay handsomely.
A REVELATION For WEAK WOMEN

Weak, nervous women who suffer from
female complaints, irregularities, dis
charges, backache, ETC., get no sympathy
because they "lOOk we'll" No one but
the physician knows what they suffer,
and no one but a great specialist In female
diseases like DR.. Greene, "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, the most success
full physician in curing these complaints,
has the knowledge, skill and remedies
which never fail to cure. Women should
know that DR.. Greene can be consulted
by mail, free. Write the Doctor. You
can thus get his opinion and advice In re-
gard to your case, free. Write now-lt
may result In your cure.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02
MONEY FOR ELECTIONS.

Attention is called to the fact that
certain candidates for office in New
York certify to having spent more in
their election expenses than the salaries
of the offices for which they were run
ming could return to them. This is
something that all will agree should be
prevented, if possible, as 1t enables
rich men to spend heavy sums, giving
them a manifest advantage over those
of moderate means. They have antic-
pated such a state of affairs in Missouri
and Minnesota by restricting under the
law the money that can be spent. There
is a statute in California, also, prob
ably intended to prevent the railroads
from contributing to elections, which
bases such expenditures on percentages
of the salaries of the offices. Thus, for
an office of which the term is one year
or less, . per cent of one years salary (;
for more than one year and not more
than two, 10 per cent; for three years,
ID per cent; for four years, 20 per
cent; for more than four years, 10 per
cent only can be contributed. This
would seem to be eXpedient of introduce
ton in New York Boston Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-12-02

Tacomah, Wash, Nov. 30.-Several
bands of sheep. numbering 10000, are
imprisoned by snow in the mountains
near Pendleton, ore They were driv-
Ell into the mountains because feed
was short below. One band of 5000
was stampeded in trying to drive them
out. In a jam that ensued nearly all
We're killed. Large numbers more will
die unless they can be brought through
the snowdrilts into the valley below,
where hay is available for feeding.